Group Grave・Eidaikuyo

Returning to mother nature - Buried into the soil.
The idea for this keyhole-shaped design of this grave came from the ancient Japanese tombs of the imperial family household. Two of this famous tombs in Japan were added to Unesco World Heritage list in 2019. The pebbles surrounding this distinctive keyhole-shape are not only to rinse water outside the grave but also to symbolize the water which surrounds the ancients tombs in Japan.
永代供養 合祀墓  お寺 神奈川県 南足柄 金剛寺

Why to choose this type?

1.

Memorial Services included
                                                                    

2.

No annual fee
*No Danka System
                                                                   

3.

English support available
                                                                    

4.

No religious boundaries
                                                                    

Details

The tomb consists of two different chambers underneath the keyhole shape. One may choose between one of these two chambers.
The first chamber is to storage urns, where the bones will be laid to rest for a certain number of years.
The other chamber is open to the ground, where the ashes of the deceased can be burried in the soil underneath the grave. The ashes then return to mother nature.
The Given Name and Lastname will later be carved into the big stoneplates where they remain forever.
永代供養 お寺 神奈川県 南足柄 金剛寺

Burial Plans

General Plan

With the general plan you can choose the storage period for your urn.

pp.
300,000 yen

Choose storage period
(pp.)
Free choice
20,000 yen (per year)
12years
200,000 yen
24years
380,000 yen
32years
500,000 yen

No additional charges

Couple Plan

This plan allows you to be with your loved one forever.

pp.
300,000 yen

First storage period
Free

Choose additional storage period
(For 2 People)
Free choice
20,000 yen (per year)
12years
200,000 yen
24years
380,000 yen
32years
500,000 yen

※No additional charges

Biodegradable Plan

The ashes are buried in the soil underneath the grave in a special urn made of recyclable material.

pp.
280,000 yen

※No additional charges

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