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A VTuber specializing in handicraft and DIY content. Demonstrates traditional crafts like pottery, knitting, and leatherwork through live streaming, embodying the fusion of analog beauty and digital expression. Opens new pathways for VTubers to contribute to preserving Japanese traditional crafts.

Creative collective focused on VTuber costume design and fashion expression research. Merges 3D model costume creation technology with real-world fashion trends. Explores the untapped potential of avatar fashion and builds innovative collaboration models between virtual culture and the fashion industry.

A VTuber providing yoga, meditation, and fitness streams. Supports both mental and physical health through broadcast content, promoting wellness within the VTuber community. Establishes a new form of online health guidance and demonstrates VTuber's positive social contribution.

A project integrating disability accessibility technology into VTuber streaming. Equipped with sign language translation overlays, multilingual captions, and audio guide features. Builds an inclusive streaming environment where everyone can enjoy VTuber culture, demonstrating VTuber social inclusivity.

A phenomenon where traditional talent agencies and corporations merge, integrating VTuber talent development, management, and business expansion. Major corporations are establishing VTuber divisions, advancing merchandise, event planning, and international expansion. Symbolizing a transformation in Japan's entertainment industry structure itself.

A comprehensive VTuber business ecosystem operated by Ichikara Inc. It nurtures diverse VTuber talents through multiple labels and talent development programs. The integrated model combines live streaming technology, fan community building, and merchandise sales. It focuses on supporting and cultivating indie VTubers, creating alternative pathways to major agencies.

A large-scale VTuber project operated by ANYCOLOR Inc. It boasts a diverse roster of streamers with high popularity both in Japan and internationally. The project also operates Nijisanji EN for English-speaking audiences.