About Us

Hara Medical Clinic

Dr. Kaoru Miyazaki, Medical Director at Hara Medical Clinic

For a long time, Donor Insemination (DI) has been hidden as a method for building families. I sincerely hope for a shift toward a more open approach to DI in Japan.
We support Donor Link Japan, which aims to assist both bast and future DI conceived individuals in shaping their own lives.

Shirayuri Research Institute for Psychology and Social Work (SRIPSW)

Kikuyo Aoki, Director of SRIPSW

SRIPSW conducts practical research, consulting and professional training for psychologists and social workers to make the environment better for children in general, including issues related to mother-child and father-child relationships, with a focus on child welfare. SRIPSW endorses the work of DLJ and offers face-to-face and online counselling at our psychological counselling facility attached to SRIPSW if requested by donor conceived people and donors who registered at DLJ.

St. Luke Clinic

Dr. Takashi Utsunomiya, Medical Director at St. Luke Clinic

This year marks the 50th anniversary of our involvement in reproductive medicine as well as 30th anniversary of our practice. Particularly in the realm of in vitro fertilization, the procedures differ greatly from nature conception and I am concerned about the well-being of children born through this process. Our focus in reproductive medicine is to ensure that children feel a sense of happiness and gratitude for being brought into this world.

Kinutani Women's Clinic

Dr. Masayuki Kinutani, Medical Director at Kinutani Women's Clinic

“Diverse family forms" are gaining acceptance in many countries. Not only in other countries, but also in Japan, "diverse family forms" exist and are expected to increase in the future.
Kinutani Women's Clinic supports the activities of Donor Link Japan to address the issue of diverse family forms, and we would like to cooperate with them as a medical institution that provides "reproductive medicine" related to "diverse family forms".

Nigen to Rekishi Sha Co.

Representative Director, Hisao Sasaki

In 1973, We published our first book "Baby Mediation Case" involving Dr. Noboru Kikuta. Since then, the right to know one's origin has always been an issue that deserves attention for us. DLJ is seriously and sincerely trying to face the issue of the right to know of donor-conceived people, and visualize the self-identity of human existence.
By supporting DLJ, we want to show that we are also working on this issue.

Professor Ken Daniels

University of Canterbury, New Zealand

I was so pleased to read of the establishment of Donor Link Japan. This is evidence of yet another stage in the development of addressing the health and wellbeing of all those persons involved in donor insemination and egg donation family building. For too long the persons who have been born as a result of assistance from a third party, and their families, have not been accorded the importance and recognition they deserve. Congratulations to those who have founded Donor Link Japan. I know that you have all worked very hard over many years and I look forward to being able to support you in your efforts in whatever way possible.