Shoji Morimoto, labeled a ‘do-nothing’, turned this into a business by renting himself out to do nothing. As the ‘Rental Person’, he provides company to the lonely and socially anxious, participating in various life events. His non-judgmental and dependable presence offers insights into Japanese society and human psychology. His book, ‘Rental Person Who Does Nothing’, reflects on relationships, jobs, and family in our quest for meaningful connections and purpose.