What is the grave that I can't hear anymore?

Nowadays, the number of graves is increasing, but what is "graves" in the first place?

I would like to explain basic questions such as when do you need a grave?

Graveyard means that a relative or a successor to the gravestone (the first person who inherited the gravestone) returns the graveyard and the gravestone for various reasons.

Cemeteries sell as "land".

Many people mistakenly think that the graveyard is basically returned, and the graveyard cannot be sold.

What is the general timing of a grave?

When do you go to the grave?

I tried to summarize.

・ There is no trace.

・ Because it is far away, it is not possible to manage the grave or make a memorial service.

・ The sarcophagus in the grave (the ossuary room) can no longer be filled with the urn.

・ The graves of ancestors and distant relatives are left as they are, and no one is grave.

・ I am worried that the grave itself is old and may collapse.

・ Danka rent and maintenance costs are difficult.

・ It seems cute to let my son and daughter take over.

Due to the above reasons and various family circumstances, the number of graves is increasing rapidly.

Ehime Prefecture Tomb Jimai | Shimanami Memory Shimanami Memory If you want to grave in Ehime Prefecture

Shimanami Memory has its own quarry in Oshima, Imabari City, Ehime Prefecture.

Having a quarry means that there is also a stone disposal site.

We also have a partnership with an industrial waste specialist specializing in stone.

Actually, basically, "stone" costs about 25,000 to 30,000 yen per 1 m3 in the prefecture, but the current situation is that stones carved like "gravestones" are not easily picked up. There is a separate disposal fee.

Therefore, competitors who do not have a quarry or stone disposal will collect an "extra disposal fee" from the customer, so even if it is a grave, the estimated amount may be less than 400,000 yen for 2 m3.

There are now fewer bad guys who just throw away their tombstones in the mountains and graveyards as they used to, but we still see some sad tombstones being thrown away along the way.

Shimanami Memory proposes a clear accounting of "1㎡ 100,000 yen".

For a graveyard with a width of 1.5m and a depth of 1.5m = 2.25㎡, "¥ 225,000" is the estimated amount for the graveyard.

In the mountains where you have to carry gravestones and foundation concrete completely by hand in a graveyard far from the road, the number of workers and the cost of special heavy machinery will be added, but we are confident that it is the cheapest in the prefecture.

I think there are times when you have to make a sudden decision.

First of all, please contact Shimanami Memory for free consultation and free quotation.