Feature 05
Tomb
A bone-cutting memorial service that can be used in conjunction with the grave
For reasons such as "I feel uneasy about the maintenance of the grave when looking to the future" and "I do not want to burden the family who will leave the grave with the care of the grave", I will consider it as a solution by combining the grave and the bone scatter. More people are doing it. However, since bone-cutting is not a well-known method of offering, I think that there are many anxieties and doubts, although we are considering it. We are providing such people with a service that allows them to make a memorial service for bone-cutting with peace of mind in the open sea of the Seto Inland Sea.
Careful commentary on the legal interpretation of bone-cutting
Those who are considering bone-cutting tend to have the question, "Is it okay to scatter the ashes immediately after the grave is closed?", And many people are wondering if there are any necessary documents or procedures. However, in conclusion, in principle, it is possible to scatter without the need for procedures or preparation of documents. When moving a grave to bury the ashes, you basically need a "reburial permit" issued by the local government, but since scatter is not a burial act, you do not need to apply to the local government. If you have any questions about these details, we will carefully explain them as a specialist in bone-cutting, which operates marine bone-cutting in the Seto Inland Sea.
Respond to various questions including response to local governments
In general, "graveyard" refers to removing the remains of an ancestor from a grave that had been buried, removing the tombstone, preparing it in a vacant lot, and then returning it to the graveyard manager. However, in that case, it is usually considered as a "reburial" because it is transferred to a permanent memorial tomb or a newly built grave, and it is necessary to apply for a "reburial permit" from the local government. However, if you select "Ocean scatter" to scatter the Seto Inland Sea, it does not correspond to "reburial" because it does not mean that you will re-burial. However, there is a possibility that the views may differ depending on the local government and the graveyard manager, so we are accepting consultations including such measures.
Company
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.
Searching for the best "grave" together
The act of removing the graves of our ancestors is very disappointing, and I would like to take a look at the hearts of those who are forced to make such choices. It is also a situation that we must accept as a reality that we are facing a situation where we have no choice but to deal with it. As a specialist in bone-cutting operations that operates marine bone-cutting in the Seto Inland Sea, we will do our best to create an environment where both bereaved families and deceased can offer offerings in the best possible way.
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