JPS63280161A - Ashes burying method - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a method for burying human remains, and more particularly, to a method for interment and burial of the ashes of a deceased person.

(Prior art and problems) Traditionally, the bodies of deceased people or poets are cremated, regardless of the religious denomination, and the remaining remains are buried individually or as a family unit in a cemetery. There were things like that.

However, Japan's land area is small and there are many mountainous areas, and the population is increasing, nuclear families are dispersing their homes, and residential land is being created.Furthermore, in recent years, large cities have been experiencing significant population concentration, resulting in a large number of deaths. As a result, cemeteries near large cities are becoming increasingly scarce. This trend is especially strong in places like Tokyo.

Furthermore, it is expensive, and in order to add grassland to f, it is necessary to travel to other prefectures, and the distance is gradually becoming greater, which has become a social problem. This was a result of the traditional burial methods or the construction of cemeteries for a small number of remains, and was a natural result, especially in densely populated urban areas.

(Objective of the invention) The present invention aims to solve the shortage of graveyards as described above. This will easily solve the recent shortage of graveyards. Furthermore, due to changes in family structures such as nuclear families and fewer births, the number of cemeteries is rapidly increasing, and due to the liberalization of individuals, the style of burial of the dead is becoming more and more common. 21 considering
This is a new form of burial for the century.

(Structure of the Invention) The present invention will now be described in detail with reference to an embodiment with accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the environment of a burial place for human remains according to the present invention, or is based on the case of Buddhism and Shintoism. Figure 6 assumes the case of Christianity. The staircase L towards the bottom left is a chapel L, and behind it is a pond 1.
1, 12 stone monuments are erected on the opposite bank of pond 11, and a solemn green park is placed around pond 11. The burial place for the remains is at the rear of the park. It is a hail of thought that makes the chapel, which is a place of worship, and the place of burial stand opposite each other across pond 11.The pond also allows the spirits of Obon to be carried away.

As shown in Figures 2 and 3, the actual method of burying the remains is to create a burial hole 2 in the ground 2 using the earth drill method.
A plurality of holes are drilled at regular intervals. The burial hole 21 may be of any suitable size; in this embodiment, a circular hole with a diameter of 1 m and a depth of 8 lOm is illustrated. The crushed remains or ashes were interred one after another inside this burial hole 21, and when the remains were buried about 8m from the bottom, the top was buried with a thickness of 2m (dimension b).
Spread topsoil and plant cherry blossom trees here to mark the site. Here, the volume of the remains 3 in the burial hole 21 is approximately 41 mm and 6 mm.
．． :l rn”, and the remains of society are approximately [1
, [109rs 1] If the remains are crushed to reduce the volume, it will be about 0.005m3. That is, for the burial hole 21 shown in the illustrated embodiment, 6.310.005=1
The remains of 260 people can be buried there. Also, cherry trees planted in the topsoil 22 are suitable because their roots spread widely and take root firmly.

The remains or ashes 3 that have been buried and crushed in this way are to be brought back to the grave after many years, and burial holes can be similarly drilled in the adjacent areas one after another.

That is, as shown in the plan view of FIG. 4, the burial hole 21 is indicated by a solid line.
By arranging multiple graves in parallel, and after burying the remains, similarly drilling a burial hole 21 in the area indicated by the broken line and burying the remains one after another, it is possible to perform burials in a large number of cemeteries. be. In this way, for example, if a plot of land of approximately 1,000 tsubo is turned into a cemetery, as shown in Figure 5, it would be possible to bury the remains of approximately 5.3 million people, which is equivalent to 350 years' worth of remains, calculated from the required number for Tokyo. This is a calculation that can supply a graveyard.

(Effects of the Invention) As described above, the method for burying remains of the present invention makes it possible to bury a large number of remains in a burial hole drilled using the Astoril construction method. or buried;
This will solve the recent shortage of cemeteries in urban areas. In addition, burial expenses are also covered by paper storage, and (IG), which creates an environment such as creating a green park around the site, has great effects, such as making it easier for the bereaved family to visit the grave.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings relate to one embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. 1 and 6 are perspective views of the vicinity of the cemetery. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional perspective view of the remains burial hole. FIG. 3 is a side cross-sectional view of the remains burial hole. Plan view showing a large number of burial holes Figure 5 shows a cross-sectional perspective view when the remains were buried in the entire cemetery. l... Chapel 11... Pond 12... Cherry tree 2... Ground 21... Burial hole 22... Topsoil 3... Remains

Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) A method of burying human remains in which a burial hole is drilled in the ground of a burial site, crushed remains or ashes are sequentially buried in the hole, and topsoil is spread over the top.