Buddhist memorial service

This is the first memorial service to be held on the 7th day including the day of death.
A Buddhist priest will give a memorial service, and invited guests will be served vegetarian food.
Recently, it is common to move up on the spot after returning from the crematorium on the day of bone raising.
However, even in this case, on the real 7th day, let's not only the mourners but also the nearby people gather and give incense sticks to survive the deceased.

According to Buddhist teachings, the deceased is the day to be judged for the fifth time, which is the second most important anniversary after the 49th.
However, since it is close to the 49th day, the memorial service is often done only by the family and the monks read the sutras.

As the end of the anniversary, we will do it most grandly in the memorial service.
This day is an important day when the deceased will be given the Last Judgment and the fate of the other world will be decided.
Until then, the deceased was crossing the border between life and death, the so-called Sanzu-no-kawa River
It is 49 days to become a Buddha safely after the migration.
On this day, we invite close relatives and relatives to perform a bone-filling ceremony, return the mortuary tablets of Shiraki to the temple, and put the mortuary tablets of painting on the Buddhist altar.
Buddhist dishes are served to monks and those who witness the bone-filling ceremony.
Greetings for mourning and return of incense are generally held on the 49th.

●Decide the owner who will be the organizer.
　In general, the person who served as the mourner is often the owner.

●Decide the date and time.
　Talk to the monk to decide where to hold the memorial service, where to have dinner, and how many people to invite.

●Prepare a letter of invitation.
　Once the date and place have been decided, we will prepare a letter of invitation and send it one month in advance.

●Prepare a gift.
　The table is written as "coarse memorial service" and "will", and Mizuhiki ties a black and white knot or a silver knot.

●Prepare a reward for the temple.
　The table should be "Ofuseki" and wrapped in a white envelope.

●When performing a memorial service for a stupa
　Ask the monk in advance, and wrap the "stupa memorial service fee" in a white envelope separately from the offering.

The owner and bereaved family often wear mourning clothes until the first and third anniversary, and after that, the clothes will be simplified.

Wrap it in a white envelope so that you can hand it over if you need it, such as "car fee" or "dining fee".

・Information postcard printing service(Postcard fee actual cost)
・Seating order list / seat tag service
・Shuttle bus service(15 or more people)
・Kagezen service(15 or more people)
・Moderator service
・Hot spring bathing service
・Special accommodation rates