Ehime ocean scatter
Explaining marine scatter to everyone in Ehime
Currently, due to the declining birthrate and depopulation of rural areas, the shortage of people who take care of graves, and the increase in people who are not particular about religion, the number of people who want to scatter the ocean, which is a natural burial, is increasing. Even if you know that there is such a funeral method, I think that few people know in detail how it is actually performed. We will explain to everyone in Ehime the significance of such a "return to the sea" funeral, the reasons for choosing it, and the setup for the funeral in an easy-to-understand manner.
Guidance on how to return to nature
Bone-cutting is a funeral method in which the deceased's body is cremated, the deceased's body is crushed into powder, and the deceased is sent off by sprinkling it in the sea, sky, or mountains in the sense that it returns to nature. The marine scatter that we are guiding to everyone in Ehime remembers the deceased by sowing the remains in the sea, which is said to be the "source of life." These funeral methods include "realizing the feelings of the deceased," "returning to nature and seeing off refreshingly," "can be done without a successor," "no burden on the family left behind," and ". Compared to preparing a grave, there are significances such as "you do not have to bear a large amount of money" and "you do not need to manage the grave".
Carefully explain the original meaning of natural burial
The idea of natural burial is to positively accept that human beings are a part of the natural world like other animals and plants, and to send off the deceased in the way of "returning to nature". These ideas are not new ideas in recent years, but are traditional funeral methods that have been practiced since ancient times, and are still practiced all over the world. Even in Japan, the song of scatter is sung in the Manyoshu, and it can be seen that it was performed naturally. I will carefully explain to everyone in Ehime that marine scatter is one of such natural burials, and that you can see off the deceased with peace of mind.
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.
Introducing the characteristics of marine scatter to everyone in Ehime
"Can be done regardless of religion or religion" "Because it is not a funeral that belongs to an organization, it is possible to have a family-like funeral instead of a form-bound method" "The funeral schedule can be adjusted according to the convenience of the family" We will inform everyone in Ehime in detail about the characteristics of marine scatter. The method of "cremation and then laying bones in a grave" was the usual flow of funerals in Japan, but in recent years, bone-cutting funerals are not an unnatural idea, and because of the complicated family structure, etc. Then, the number of people who choose cremation is gradually increasing.
