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COMMUNITY

Community

Places to connect, at your own pace, with people who share the experience.

Community in Japan

LINE

顔が覚えられない人の集まり|相貌失認・失顔症 (A Group for People Who Can’t Remember Faces)

This community is run in Japanese. Conversations take place in Japanese, so some reading ability is needed to take part.

A LINE OpenChat where people who find faces hard to remember, people who suspect they may have prosopagnosia (face blindness), and people with a diagnosis talk casually about everyday struggles and workarounds.

Ways to tell people apart, tactics for getting through a “who is this again?” moment, the dilemma of disclosing, and the shared experiences that make everyone say “yes, exactly!” These are the topics that come up day to day.

  • Free
  • Anonymous OK
  • No diagnosis needed
  • Just reading is fine

Communities and resources abroad

All resources below are in English.

Community

r/Prosopagnosia (Reddit)

An English-speaking community of people with prosopagnosia sharing experiences and tips.

Visit site
Research

Prosopagnosia Research Center

A leading research center for prosopagnosia, with background information and study participation.

Visit site
Cognitive tests

TestMyBrain

A research platform offering online cognitive tests, including face recognition.

Visit site

Questions & Collaboration

DM

Questions & Inquiries

Whether you suspect you might have prosopagnosia, want to share thoughts on the site or our products, or have a media or writing inquiry — we take everything by DM on X or Instagram.

We cannot provide medical diagnosis or advice. If you are considering seeing a doctor, please consult a specialist. Replies may take some time.

Open call

Want to help?

We are looking for help with the following. A one-line DM is all it takes.

  • Try the AR glasses prototype

    We are looking for people interested in trying our prototype under development.

  • Join a survey

    Be on our list for the next survey of people living with prosopagnosia.

  • Share your story

    We publish first-person stories under flower-name pseudonyms.