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Buddhist memorial service

A memorial service at the main hall of Myorinji Temple 30,000 yen

(Including all the memorial services)

For those who want to hold an annual memorial service for the deceased who has been scatterd, the memorial service is available at the main hall of Myorin-ji Temple.

A 1-minute walk from Oiso Beach, various memorial services are held at the main hall of Myorin-ji Temple, which has a history of more than 700 years.

* Reservations are required for the memorial service at the main hall of Myorinji Temple.

* The memorial service will be held in a chair.

* The time required for the memorial service is about 40 minutes.

* There is no additional charge depending on the number of participants, but due to the number of chairs, the maximum number is 60.

* It can also be used in the memorial service of the deceased who has been powdered or scatterd by another company.

A memorial service in front of the Tensei Tomb 5,000 yen

(Including all the memorial services, etc.)

Many people are worried that they will not be able to remember the deceased like a grave after the bones are cut.

For such people, a part of the ashes (Adam's apple, etc.) to be scattered will be buried free of charge in the permanent memorial tomb "Tensei Tomb" in the precincts of Myorin-ji Temple.

It is also possible to perform a memorial service in front of the Tensei Tomb only for those who have been divided into "Tensei Tomb".

* Reservations are required for the memorial service in front of the Tensei Tomb.

* The memorial service in front of the Tensei Tomb is a standing memorial service for about 10 minutes.

* If you are a user of "Myorin-ji Shonan Marine Memorial" and want to bury the bones in the permanent memorial tomb "Tensei Tomb" after the bones are scattered, you must have a burial permit.

* The memorial service in front of the Tensei Tomb is limited to the bereaved family of the deceased who was divided into the "Tensei Tomb" after the bones were scattered.