There are two main methods of scattering ashes: "ocean scattering" and "forest scattering." These differ depending on where the ashes are scattered. There is also "aerial scattering" and "space scattering," which can be further categorized into "helicopter scattering," "fireworks scattering," "balloon scattering," and "rocket scattering." "Ocean scattering" is currently recognized as the ・・・

Many world-famous stars, famous figures, and cutting-edge celebrities have chosen scattering of ashes as a method of burial. Mahatma Gandhi, known as the father of Indian independence Albert Einstein, the physicist famous for his theory of relativity Friedrich Engels, the socialist political thinker Zhou Enlai, the Chinese politician Deng Xiaoping, the Chinese politician Adolf Eichmann, the commandant of Auschwitz concentration camp Hermann Goering, the German politician
John Lennon of the Beatles George Harrison・・・

There are various options for interring the remains after a grave is closed, including regular graves, communal graves, ossuaries, tree burials, scattering of ashes, and memorial services at home. Of these, the most popular is "tree burial." Tree burials are popular primarily because they eliminate the need for grave heirs and are less expensive than tombstones. Tree burials also ・・・

The difference between scattering and tree burial is the form of the remains. In scattering, the remains are ground into powder and then scattered in the mountains, while in tree burial, the remains are placed in an urn and buried in the ground near a tree. Both are known as natural burials, but the difference lies in whether the remains are truly returned to the natural cycle or whether a tree ・・・

In the case of forest scattering, the ashes are entwined with the natural surroundings of the mountains and fields, so it is generally treated as a collective funeral in which everyone is interred together. This is exactly the same as for ocean scattering, but because of the idea of ​​becoming one with nature, there are generally no private areas for each individual. Humans are originally products・・・

In Japan, cemeteries are built in accordance with the "Law Concerning Cemeteries, Burials, etc. (Grave Burial Law)," but there is no rule that a deceased person's remains must be interred in a grave. Of course, disposing of a body or burying it anywhere other than a cemetery is illegal, but scattering bones to return them to nature is permitted as long as certain rules are followed. It is also ・・・

While scattering ashes is becoming increasingly popular, some people have regretted scattering them. We have summarized the reasons for this. Reasons cited include scattering in a poor location, feeling lonely because they no longer have a place to pray, and being blamed by relatives for being unable to visit the grave. If there were a scattering method that could address these regrets, ・・・

Many people mistakenly believe that "tree burial" is the same as "perpetual memorial service," so let me explain a bit. "Perpetual memorial service" is a memorial service method in which a temple or cemetery manages and holds memorial services for the remains on behalf of bereaved family members who are unable to visit the grave. "Tree burial" is a grave where a tree is used as an object・・・

According to a 2020 survey conducted by the National Association of Excellent Stonemasons in Tokyo and three prefectures, public awareness of scattering of ashes has already reached 87%, demonstrating its status as a major funeral method. While only 2-3% of people have actually experienced or requested ashes scattering, approximately 50% are in favor of scattering ashes themselves・・・

The main benefit of scattering ashes at sea is its cost-free operation. It's generally said that building a grave costs around 2 million yen. A funeral is also said to cost about the same, so initial costs are substantial. In contrast, scattering ashes at sea is said to cost about one-tenth of that.　The cost of scattering ashes at sea varies considerably depending on the size of the boat chartered and ・・・

We have compiled a list of companies offering mountain scattering services. We have also included phone numbers for direct contact. While there are many companies offering ocean scattering, there are not many offering forest scattering. While many services include the fee for powdering the ashes, if this fee is not included, you may be charged separately. While the term "scattering" ・・・

The only thing we can do for the deceased is to offer a heartfelt memorial service. Memorial service means wishing happiness for the deceased, not holding a grand funeral. Leaving the funeral service to the funeral director and paying a high price does not necessarily mean memorial service. It's important to note that it's the temple priest, not Buddha or Amida Buddha, who appreciates・・・

100 years after you die, the world will be filled with people who don't know you. Aside from those who have achieved historical feats, ordinary people won't be remembered by anyone. Even if your family has a long history, it will only last 100 years. Let's say you're 100 years old now and have a great-grandchild. Let's say that great-grandchild is 5 years old. Even if that great-grandchild ・・・

Did you know that the "idea of ​​graves," long considered common sense among Japanese people, is now causing concern for many people? For starters, the traditional approach to graves is no longer compatible with modern lifestyles. Graves have been cared for for generations, but in today's declining population, there is naturally a shortage of people to care for them. The neglect of graves is ・・・

What kind of graves will be needed in the future? No permanent maintenance fees or other costs Remains never disposed of as garbage A familiar presence that allows you to visit at any time In a globalizing world, graves are already shrinking. In a world with a rapidly expanding population, they are increasingly being perceived as a hindrance to new urban development. Scattering of ashes ・・・

Those considering purchasing a gravestone may have several concerns about their decision. First and foremost, in addition to the cost of purchasing the cemetery plot, the construction costs can be an additional 1 million yen or more. Management fees also apply, making this a significant financial burden. Furthermore, after the family tree is passed on, the next caretaker will be responsible・・・