Shikoku Ocean Scatter
Seriously responding to consultations on marine scatter in Shikoku
Achieve the desired farewell shape
In recent years, the number of people who have been hoping for "I want you to go to the sea when you die" has increased in recent years. I think it's clogged. "I want you to see off the end in your favorite sea" "I don't want to enter because the ancestral graves are far away and estranged" "I want to return to nature at the end because I am non-religious" "There is no grave and it is new We will realize the desired form of farewell while closely following the feelings of those who are interested in marine scatter in Shikoku, such as "I have no intention of making it."
No burden on the remaining family
We are guiding the people of Shikoku about the funeral of "Ocean Scattering", which does not stick to the form of religion or grave, but which honestly embodies the feelings of the person and family. These funeral practices include not only the meaning of giving shape to the feelings, but also the meaning of not burdening the remaining family members. Maintenance is required when the bones are delivered to the grave, and management costs and donations will continue to be incurred for generations to come. Just hand it over, and after that, it will not impose any financial or mental burden on your family.
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.
Supporting Shikoku people who wish to scatter the ocean
The "Bone Scattering Certificate" given after the funeral describes the latitude and longitude of the place where the bones were scatterd, so it can be used as a guide for the family to think about it at a later date, and the family will die in the future. If it does, you can also scatter it in the same place. In the past, the basic format was to lay bones in the graves of ancestors, but in recent years, the birthrate is declining and the family structure is becoming more complicated, and natural burial styles such as marine scatter are becoming more acceptable. We support a funeral and memorial service that fits the feelings of everyone in Shikoku.
