JP2001220924A - Assembly tomb - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an assembly tomb capable of housing multiple cinerary urns and applicable to a religious ceremony for respectfully mourning over the dead. SOLUTION: In this assembly tomb, an openable fence turning forward around its lower end to the substantially horizontal position is arranged in an outside wall on the front face, a substantially horizontal mounting base is arranged on the inside of an opening housing the openable fence, and a plurality of cinerary urn storage chambers are arranged on the inside. Desirably, the tomb is made of stainless steel. In the assembly tomb, a predetermined religious ceremony such as sutra recitation is carried out in front of a cinerary urn placed on the opened openable fence, and then, the urn is pressed onto the mounting base inside the opening from the opened operable fence and the openable fence is closed. In this way, a series of religious ceremonies can be finished with dignity.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a shrine tomb capable of storing a large number of urns.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a shrine as shown in FIG. 5, for example, has been used to store a urn in a temple, such as a person without a gravestone or a person who is not a Danya. In Fig. 5, the enshrine tomb 1
The outer wall 5 is erected on the fixed part 4 in the outer peripheral step part 3 laid on the ground 2 or in the fixed part 4, and the door 6 is provided on the required outer wall 5. Is at the top of the ring 7
Is mounted. Inside the enshrine tomb 1, a plurality of ossuary chambers for accommodating each urn not shown in the figure are arranged in a lattice shape.

At the time of a funeral, etc., after performing a religious ceremony at a crematorium or the main hall of a temple, a bereaved family or a monk carries the urn to the ritual grave 1 and stores the urn in a predetermined ostium. become.

[0004]

However, the ritual grave 1 merely serves to store the urn and does not correspond to a religious ceremony. Therefore, when placing the urn in the burial room of the ritual grave 1, simply carry the mortar to the ritual grave 1 and open the door 6 to store the mortar in the internal burial room. After raising the simple passage, the door 6 is only opened and the urn is stored in the ostium.

[0005] When the urn is stored in the grave 1 as described above, it becomes closer to storing the urn as a mere thing in the grave 1, and finally, the grave 1 as a ceremony to mourn the dead. From the viewpoint of storing the urn inside, the ritual grave 1 cannot be said to fulfill a sufficient function.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in consideration of the above problems, and has as its object to provide a shrine tomb that can accommodate a large number of urns and can cope with a religious ceremony for deceased graves. .

[0007]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The shrine tomb of the present invention is provided with an opening / closing shelf which is pivoted about a lower end thereof to a substantially horizontal position on a front outer wall, and is provided inside an opening for accommodating the opening / closing shelf. A substantially horizontal mounting table is provided, and a plurality of bone-filling rooms are installed inside.

The religious tomb places the urn on the open shelves and performs necessary religious ceremonies, such as raising the sutra in front of the urn, and then opens the urn. A series of religious ceremonies can be completed without interruption and with majesty by moving from the shelves to the mounting table inside the opening and closing the shelves. Then, at the required timing, a monk or the like enters the ritual grave from a separately provided door and artificially moves the urn from the mounting table to each ossuary room, but automatically moves from the mounting table via a conveyor or elevator. It is preferable that the urn is transported to each of the bone filling rooms.

Furthermore, by making the above-mentioned ritual tombs made of stainless steel, adaptation to mass production becomes possible.

[0010]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A shrine tomb of the present invention will be described below with reference to specific embodiments shown in the drawings. FIG. 1 is a front view of a shrine tomb in one embodiment. FIG. 2 is a side view, FIG.
FIG. 4 is a vertical cross-sectional front view showing the open / close shelf of the ritual grave.

In FIG. 1 to FIG. 3, an outer wall 14 is erected on a fixed portion 13 in an outer peripheral step portion 12 laid on the ground 11 or in the fixed portion 13 in the enshrined tomb 10 and has a front surface. A door 15 is provided on the right side of the outer wall 14 so as to be openable and closable, and an opening / closing shelf 16 is provided substantially at the lower center thereof. On the upper part of the outer wall 14 is mounted a roof 18 to which a rim 17 is attached at a substantially top part. In order to enable mass production, the enshrine grave 1 has an outer wall 14, a door 15, and an opening / closing shelf 1.
6. It is preferable that main parts such as the roof 18 are made of stainless steel. Further, the outer wall 14 of the present embodiment is constituted by a plurality of outer wall panels, but may be a single plate, and the outer wall may be erected in a polygon other than a cylinder or a square.

Inside the enshrine grave 10, a plurality of burial chambers 19 for accommodating each urn are arranged in a grid pattern, and a karato 21 partitioned by a side wall 20 is provided in the ground 11 at the substantially center. The bones in the urn can be scattered when the number of the ossuary chambers 19 is insufficient for the number of urns or when the urn is stored in the ritual grave 1 for a predetermined period. In the present embodiment, the enshrined tomb 1 provided with the Karatsu 21 is provided. However, the present invention may be applied to a ossuary without the Karatsu 21.

As shown in FIG. 4, the opening / closing shelf 16 is accommodated in an opening 14a of an outer wall 14 located at the front in the closed state, and the lower end of the opening / closing shelf 16 is hinged to the lower end of the opening 14a. The shelf 16 is rotatable forward about the lower end. Further, a link 1 is provided at a substantially lower end inside the opening / closing shelf 16.
One end of the link 61 is pin-connected, and the other end of the link 161 is pin-connected to a cylindrical slider 162. Slider 16
Numeral 2 slides up and down along the guide bar 163, and both ends of the guide bar 163 are supported in a state of being fixed to brackets 14b and 14c provided inside the outer wall 14.

The length and mounting position of the link 161, the vertically movable position of the slide 162, and the length and mounting position of the guide bar 163 are substantially horizontal when the opening and closing shelf 16 is fully rotated forward. And the open / close shelf 16 has the opening 1 in the closed state.
4a is accommodated substantially vertically.

A latch 16a is provided at an upper end of the opening / closing shelf 16, and is engaged with a latch engaging hole (not shown) provided at an upper end of the opening 14a. Opening and closing shelf 1
6, a substantially horizontal mounting table 2
2 is an open / close shelf 16 which is close to the inner surface of the outer wall 14 and is in an open state.
And the mounting table 22 are disposed so as to have substantially the same height. A configuration in which the urn is automatically transported from the mounting table 22 to each of the bone filling chambers 19 via a conveyor, an elevator, or the like, or a configuration in which the mounting table 22 itself is automatically set as a conveyor or the like to each of the bone filling rooms 19
It is good also as a structure to which a pit is conveyed.

When using the enshrine grave 1, a monk or a bereaved first comes to the enshrine grave 1 with a urn, and then opens the front opening / closing shelf 16 to open and close the opening / closing shelf 16 in a substantially horizontal state. Perform a religious ceremony such as placing a urn on top of it and raising the sutra in front of the urn. At this time, the religious ceremony can be performed centering on the urn, that is, on the dead as in the case of the altar or the like, so that the majesty can be produced or maintained.

After the religious ceremony is completed, the shelves are moved from the opening / closing shelf 16 in a substantially horizontal state to the mounting table 22 provided inside the outer wall opening 14a, for example, to close the opening / closing shelf 16. State. Then, a monk or the like enters the door 15 later, moves the urn on the mounting table 22 from the mounting table 22 to the bone filling room 19, and a series of flow ends.

[0018]

Since the shrine tomb of the present invention has the above structure,
A large number of urns can be stored, and a religious ceremony for deceased graves can be handled with care. Further, by making the shrine tombs made of stainless steel, it becomes possible to adapt to mass production.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a tomb of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view of the shrine tomb of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a vertical sectional front view of the ritual tomb of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a vertical sectional side view showing an opening / closing shelf part in the ritual grave of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a front view of a conventional enshrine grave.

[Explanation of symbols]

 REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 10 enshrine tomb 12 outer peripheral step 13 fixing part 14 outer wall 16 opening and closing shelf 16a latch 161 link 162 slider 163 guide rod 18 roof 19 bone-filling room 22 mounting table

Claims (2)

[Claims] An opening / closing shelf which pivots to a substantially horizontal position about a substantially lower end is provided on an outer wall on a front surface, and a substantially horizontal mounting table is provided inside an opening for accommodating the opening / closing shelf. A ritual tomb with multiple burial chambers. 2. The enshrine tomb according to claim 1, wherein the tomb is made of stainless steel.