Company Profile
Respond to requests nationwide using Yu-Pack
We have an office in Imabari City, Ehime Prefecture, and we are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to accept reservations and various inquiries by phone or email. While focusing on consultations in the prefecture and Shikoku area, we use Yu-Pack to accept orders from all over the country. We will prepare a dedicated ship in-house and maintain strict guidelines while navigating the ocean scatter of the Seto Inland Sea with a safe and secure response.
Company Profile
Shimanami Memory
| address | 〒799-1511 114-9 Kamitoku Otsu, Imabari City, Ehime Prefecture Check with Google MAP |
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| telephone number |
0120-932-252 |
| business hours | 24-hour support |
| Regular holiday | Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year |
Operating company |
Murakami Stone Co., Ltd. |
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Based in Imabari City in the prefecture, we accept reservations and various consultations 24 hours a day, 365 days a year by phone or email. Yu-Pack responds to requests from all over the country.
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We formulate strict standards in-house and respond politely
Currently, there are no firm laws and regulations regarding marine scatter, and the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications has stated that it is not illegal as long as it is performed as one of the funeral processes with moderation. We intend to operate as a model store by creating strict standards that will be the basis of the law. We also handle powdered bone by processing it to 2 mm or less, which is considered to be favorable to the environment.
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Detailed explanation of natural burial as an expert
As an expert, I will carefully explain to everyone about natural burial, which is expected to continue to be understood by the general public. Natural burial, such as by scatter, has not been talked about recently, but is a funeral style that has been practiced all over the world for a long time. In Japan as well, we will guide you in an easy-to-understand manner as a familiar mourning method, as the song of scatter is sung in the Manyoshu.
