JP2002106208A - Natural park having function of cemetery park laid out by utilizing forest and field and method of using the same - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a natural park having a function as a cemetery park for giving a person living in the city a chance to have a graveyard, and having a substantial function as the park at very low cost friendly to the natural environment, by effectively utilizing the unused forest or the like in depopulated areas. SOLUTION: The whole or a part of a site of this natural park 1 having the function as cemetery park laid out by utilizing the forest and field, is used as a managed sectional zone 7 divided into independent managed sections 5 respectively owned by an individual or a group, a tree 19 as a grave-post is planted in each individual managed sectional zone 5, and charging parts 23, 25 are mounted near the tree 19. When the mixture liquid L of dead body ashes A and the water is charged from the charging ports 23, 25 as the funeral conduct, the ashes A percolate downward through the soil from a tip connection hole 37.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a natural park in which a large number of plants such as trees, fruit trees, and flowers are arranged.
The present invention relates to a natural park having a cemetery-like function created by using a wilderness and a method of using the natural park.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In urban areas where the population is concentrated, graveyards are sought.
Building gravestones has been difficult due to limited land and financial burden. On the other hand, in areas far from urban areas, the waves of depopulation and aging are rushing, and forests and wilderness that cannot be effectively used for plantations are left undeveloped. Since ancient times, it has been customary to build tombstones, that is, stone towers. However, stone towers are expensive, and even in the case of a large earthquake, the stone towers break and costly to repair. Therefore, more and more people feel burdened when they are entrusted with memorial service. In addition, the graveyard centered on gravestones is covered with concrete, and there are almost no drainage channels.
The problem is that when heavy rain falls, a considerable amount of rainwater flows between the tombstones and is discharged off the premises.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems in urban areas and depopulated areas, reduces the burden on those who are entrusted with memorial services by renewing the concept of stone towers, and furthermore, reduces the burden on the natural environment. It is an object of the present invention to provide a new and useful natural forest and a natural park having a cemetery function utilizing wilderness and a method of using the same.

[0004]

Means for Solving the Problems The inventor of the present invention has studied the memory of the deceased and that the desire to have an individual sleep peacefully remains the same regardless of the area, even in the past. , To solve the above-mentioned issues and to effectively use the national land,
In addition, we have come up with a natural park that can implement a funeral form called a new natural funeral that can also actively contribute to natural environment measures.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, a park site is sectioned, a plant serving as a mark is arranged in each section, and ashes and artifacts are put into the ground near the plant. It is a natural park with a cemetery-like function built by utilizing forests and wilderness, characterized by having at least a part buried underground.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the natural park having a cemetery function constructed by utilizing the forest and wilderness according to the first aspect, the input portion is a hard plastic pipe or a hard plastic pipe having excellent weather resistance and durability. It is a natural park with a cemetery-like function built using mountain forests and wilderness, characterized by being constructed with a hose made of a pressure-resistant wire made of vinyl.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the natural park having a cemetery function constructed by utilizing the forest and wilderness according to the first or second aspect, the input port of the input section is input from rainwater, wind and snow. It is a natural park having a cemetery-like function created by utilizing a mountain forest and a wilderness, which is provided with a waterproof cap or a weather-resistant cover or both for protecting a part.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a natural park having a cemetery function utilizing the forest and wilderness according to any one of the first to third aspects, wherein the input portion is a mixture of ashes and water or hot water. A number of communication holes are formed at the underground side end of the input section to promote the impregnation of the mixture into the soil, and the communication holes are inserted into the input section. It is a natural park with a cemetery function built using mountains and wilderness, characterized by being provided with nozzles for preventing ingress of soil and the like and backflow of ashes and the like.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the natural park having a cemetery-like function constructed by utilizing the forest and wilderness according to any one of the first to third aspects, the input section accommodates ashes and artifacts. It is a natural park with a function of a cemetery, built using mountain forests and wilderness, into which a relics storage capsule is inserted.

A sixth aspect of the present invention is a method of using a natural park having a cemetery function, which is constructed by utilizing the forest and wilderness according to any one of the first to fifth aspects, wherein the natural park has an appropriate place in the division. A refuge is built in advance, and ashes and artifacts are poured into the refuse, and plants are used as landmarks. How to use the park.

According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method for using a natural park having a cemetery function utilizing the forests and wilderness according to the sixth aspect, wherein trees are planted as commemorative trees for birth, disease return, and the like. In the meantime, when a person with an edge to the memorial tree dies, a forest forest characterized by the fact that, as a funeral act, ashes and artifacts are thrown into the input section, and the memorial tree is directly used as a grave tree, This is how to use a natural park with a cemetery function built using the wilderness.

[0012]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A natural park 1 having a cemetery function utilizing mountains and wilderness according to the present invention will be specifically described below with reference to the first embodiment shown in FIGS. . The natural park 1 having a cemetery function utilizing the forest and wilderness of the present invention is created, maintained, and used as a park, for example, in a depopulated area. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 1, a main passage 3 having a width of about 10 m is provided in the center of the park site as an example, and substantially all of the left and right site spaces of the main passage 3 are 5 m as an example.
It is divided into squares of × 5 m, and a large number of these are arranged as individual management sections 5 to form a management section zone 7.

In the middle of the main passage 3, the width of the passage is partially enlarged, and as an example, a wide band 9 on which a bench or the like for rest is installed.
Is provided. The entrance end of the main passage 3 joins with the main gate 11 and the communication passage 15 with the parking lot 13.
Furthermore, landscape facilities such as a pond 17 are provided in the management zone 7, and trees such as hiba and azaleas are planted around the site as fences.

The individual management section 5 is a space in which each individual or group individually has a right of permanent use. As an example, a tree 19 as a gravepost is planted in the center. In addition, tree 1
As 9, trees that are relatively slow growing and are resistant to cold, such as hiba, onko, pine, birch, etc., can be applied, but it is also a preferable choice to apply trees that have insect repellent and herbicidal effects such as walnut trees. . The walnut fruit contains a liquid having an herbicidal effect and an insecticidal effect in the epidermis, which has the advantage of reducing labor for removing undergrowth and controlling pests. Also, as shown in FIG. 2, an identification mark 2 on which a location of the individual management section 5 and a symbol, a number, etc. for confirming identification are written on a trunk portion of the tree 19.
1 is provided.

In the vicinity of the tree 19, most of a charging pipe 23 and a charging hose 25 as a charging section are buried.
The charging pipe 23 and the charging hose 25 are for charging a mixture L of ashes A and water. In the winter season, the ground surface end 27 of the charging pipe 23 and the charging hose 25 is hidden by the snow, and an extended pipe 29 having a height of about 1.5 m rising upward is connected to the ground surface end 27. I have. A weather cover 35 is provided around the extension pipe 29 to protect the extension pipe 29 from wind and snow damage, and a water inlet cap 31 at the tip of the extension pipe 29 is provided with a waterproof cap 33 for preventing rainwater from entering. .

A large number of communication holes 37 having a diameter of about 2 mm are formed at the end of the charging pipe 23 and the charging hose 25 on the side of the ground buried in the ground to promote the impregnation of the mixture L into the soil. Further, the communication hole 37 is provided with a nozzle 39 corresponding to a cold region for preventing the entry of soil or the like into the charging pipe 23 and the charging hose 25 and the backflow of ashes A. The material of the input pipe 23 and the extension pipe 29 is a hard plastic (made of PVC) pipe excellent in weather resistance and durability, and the material of the input hose 25 is a corrosion-resistant vinyl hose excellent in weather resistance and durability. . Since the charging hose 25 contains a pressure-resistant wire (made of SUS304), it can be freely bent and piped underground, and is easy to handle.

Next, an example of a method of using the individual management section 5 of the natural park 1 having a cemetery function, which is constructed by utilizing the forest and wilderness of the present invention, will be described. The charging pipe 23 and the charging hose 25 are previously buried in the ground at an appropriate place in the individual management section 5, and the extension pipe 29 is connected to the ground side end 27 and rises upward. Further, a weatherproof cover 35 and a waterproof cap 33 are provided. Then, a tree 19 is first planted as a grave marker, also serving as an act of scattering ashes. That is, the root stock of the tree 19 is digged to a predetermined depth, a small amount of ashes A is sprinkled on the root stock portion of the tree 19 to which the soil is attached, and the ashes are scattered. still,
An identification mark 21 is attached to the trunk of the tree 19 in advance. In addition, worship is performed in memory of the deceased on the day of their existence.

The second and subsequent funeral operations are performed using the input pipe 23. That is, a small amount of the mixed liquid L of ashes A and water is injected into the injection port 31 of the extension pipe 29, for example, about 100 ml. Next, the inlet 31 is closed with a waterproof cap 33, and the periphery of the extension pipe 29 is covered with a weatherproof cover 35,
Leave until the next funeral. This funeral operation is an underground storage operation because ashes are injected into the input section. The mixed liquid L containing ashes A injected into the charging pipe 23 and the charging hose 25 is impregnated into the soil through the communication hole 37 and the nozzle 39 at the end of the underground buried side, and is returned naturally.

To produce ashes A, a bag made of a durable special fiber yarn is prepared, and the ashes are stored in the bag.
After sealing, the powder may be put into a pulverizer equipped with a pneumatic cylinder and a rolling operation mechanism, kneaded, and pressed repeatedly to produce powder. Alternatively, at the time of cremation, adjustment may be made so that ashes remain without leaving ashes.

Next, a second embodiment shown in FIG. 3 will be described. In the first embodiment, a configuration is adopted in which the mixed liquid L containing ashes A is directly injected into the charging pipe 23 or the charging hose 25, but in the second embodiment, as shown in FIG. , The input pipe 23 is a storage type in which the underground buried end is closed. And separately,
As an example having excellent weather resistance and durability, an elliptical spherical capsule 41 made of titanium is prepared, and ashes A are accommodated in the capsule 41 as it is, vacuum sealed, and then hardened with acrylic resin. It is thrown into the feeding pipe 23 and housed underground. The embodiment shown in FIG. 3 is an input pipe 23 for a warm area where there is no fear of snow accumulation, and an extension pipe 29 and the like are not particularly provided.

Although the embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail above, the specific configuration is not limited to this embodiment, and there are changes in the design without departing from the gist of the present invention. Are also included in the present invention. For example, in addition to the trees, it is also possible to plant trees such as oak and cycate, where insects preferred by children gather, to plant fruit trees having fruit, or to cultivate flowers.

Further, as shown in FIG.
5, or by using a clay pipe 47 as shown in FIG. 5 and putting soil therein, it is also possible to perform flower bed-like decoration processing. In this case, as shown in FIG. 5, it is possible to attach the identification mark 21 to the clay pipe 47 used as the decoration process. In this case, in addition to its original role as a grave marker, a new form of use would be constructed that was not found in conventional cemeteries at all, with the addition of fruit tree harvesting and tourism elements .

In addition, it is also possible to provide a reinforcing structure for preventing the tree 19 from collapsing or being damaged as shown in FIG. 6 by using a pile, a small-diameter log 49, a rope, or the like. As shown in FIG. 7, an insect repellent rope 51 impregnated with liquid from the epidermis of walnut is wound around the trunk of the tree 19, and it is possible to perform a pest control process of eliminating ground insects climbing the tree. is there. Although it is common to plant turf as a treatment for controlling the occurrence of weeds in the individual management section 5, the grass is preliminarily planted around the tree 19 because the turf care work is troublesome and costly. With the cooperation of the dairy farmers in the vicinity, it is possible to leave the management of grass and supply the pasture as feed for livestock such as cattle.

The individual management section 5 may be used by a single family member, or may be shared by a friend or acquaintance, for example, by a family member or a family member. In this case, it is of course possible to provide a plurality of marks, input pipes 23 and the like in one individual management section 5.

As a mortuary mortuary, before or after death, personally manage items such as beloved items, photographs filled with memories, or hair and nails, blood powder, etc., which are parts of the body of the deceased. It is, of course, possible to bury it in an appropriate place in the section 5.

When planting a tree, it is not always necessary to spray ashes on the root stock. Therefore, for example, instead of using plants as landmarks as grave markers from the beginning, birth, relapse of illness, golden marriage, US life, passing, admission,
Planting young trees (trees) as commemoration trees for the championships and other various memories, enjoy the growth of the young trees, and when the person with the edge of the memorial tree dies, put ashes and artifacts in the input section. At the same time, the commemorative tree may be used as it is as a grave tree (grave marker). On the other hand, after planting a tree, it is also possible to scatter ashes in the vicinity.

Visiting the natural park 1 having a cemetery function built on the basin, the equinox, etc. utilizing the forest and wilderness of the present invention,
It is possible to memorialize the deceased directly, but when it is absolutely impossible to visit or when you want to check the scenery that changes depending on the individual management section 5 owned by you or the season around it, for example, the current forest, wilderness The state of the natural park 1 having the function of the cemetery created by utilizing the above is taken as a photograph or a video image and supplied to the user through Internet distribution or the like.

The management method of the individual management section 5 is as follows.
Create a management ledger that describes the location and types of trees, etc., and manage the natural park 1 with a cemetery function built using mountains and wilderness. Of course, the data such as the management number may be made into a database and managed by a computer. The identification mark 21 can be attached to the trunk of the tree 19 or be provided near the tree 19 as a bill or the like. Further, in addition to data such as a management number, when performing an act of dispersing ashes or depositing remains, a photograph of the scene of the site may be taken and the photograph may be left in the management ledger. This photograph can also be taken as image data by photographing it with a digital camera, and can be stored in a database together with a management number and the like.

[0029]

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a space that is very cheap and provides peace of mind to people who have difficulty in owning a graveyard in an urban area and its vicinity. In addition, forests and wilderness in depopulated areas can be effectively used. Also, unlike the conventional gravestone centered on gravestones, the ground is not covered with concrete, and many trees are planted, so it can quickly absorb a large amount of rainwater and accumulate in the ground,
Rainwater can be prevented from being released outside the premises.

Furthermore, when a tree or the like that is growing day by day is adopted as a grave marker, the deceased can be reborn as a tree, supply oxygen for people and absorb carbon dioxide, and actively improve the global environment. The natural park 1, which can contribute and is well-maintained by utilizing the forests and wilderness of the present invention, has a cemetery-like function. By further enhancing, it is possible to provide users with a multipurpose, multifunctional space that breaks the shell of a park.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an outline of a whole natural park having a cemetery function built by utilizing forests and wilderness according to an embodiment of the present invention, and a perspective view showing one of the individual management sections in an enlarged scale. It is.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged longitudinal sectional view showing an individual management section of a natural park having a cemetery function built by utilizing forests and wilderness according to an embodiment of the present invention, and an underground buried side tip of an input section. FIG. 4 is a longitudinal sectional side view showing one of the nozzles enlarged.

FIG. 3 is an enlarged longitudinal side view and capsules showing an individual management section of a natural park having a cemetery function constructed by utilizing a mountain forest and a wilderness according to another embodiment of the present invention in which the configuration of the input section is different. It is a longitudinal side view which expands and shows.

FIG. 4 is an enlarged view showing the surroundings of a tree (grave mark) in a natural park having a cemetery function built by utilizing a mountain forest and a wilderness according to another embodiment of the present invention in which decoration processing is applied to individual management sections. It is a perspective view.

FIG. 5 is an enlarged view of the vicinity of a tree (grave mark) in a natural park having a cemetery function constructed by utilizing a mountain forest and a wilderness according to still another embodiment of the present invention in which decoration processing is applied to individual management sections. FIG.

FIG. 6 is an enlarged view of the vicinity of a tree (gravestone) in a natural park having a cemetery function built by utilizing a forest and a wilderness according to another embodiment of the present invention in which a reinforcement structure is applied to a tree (gravestone). FIG.

FIG. 7 is a view of a tree (grave mark) of a natural park having a cemetery function built by utilizing a mountain forest and a wilderness according to another embodiment of the present invention in which a grave marker is subjected to a control process for controlling pests and insects. It is a side view which expands and shows a construction location.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 Natural park with a cemetery function built by utilizing forests and wilderness 3 Main passage 5 Individual management section 7 Management section zone 9 Wide zone 11 Main gate 13 Parking lot 15 Communication passage 17 Pond 19 Tree 21 Identification mark 23 Input pipe 25 Input hose 27 Ground end 29 Extension pipe 31 Inlet 33 Waterproof cap 35 Weatherproof cover 37 Communication hole 39 Nozzle 41 Capsule 43 Flower 45 Masonry 47 Earth pipe 49 Log 51 Insect repellent rope A Ashes L Mixture

Claims (7)

[Claims] 1. A site of a park is divided, and a plant serving as a landmark is arranged in each section, and at least a part of the plant is placed underground near the plant for putting ashes and artifacts into the ground. A forest characterized by the fact that an input section buried in
A nature park with a cemetery-like function built using the wilderness. 2. The natural park having a cemetery function constructed by utilizing the forest and wilderness according to claim 1, wherein the input portion is a hard plastic pipe or a vinyl pressure-resistant wire having excellent weather resistance and durability. A natural park with a cemetery-like function built using mountain forests and wilderness, characterized by being composed of hoses. 3. The natural park having a cemetery function utilizing a forest or wilderness according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the input port of the input section is for protecting the input section from rainwater, wind and snow. A natural park having a cemetery function built by utilizing a mountain forest or a wilderness, which is provided with a waterproof cap, a weatherproof cover, or both. 4. The forest according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
In a natural park having a cemetery function built using the wilderness, the input section is for inputting a mixture of ashes and water or hot water, and the underground side end of the input section is soil of the mixture. A large number of communication holes are formed in order to promote the impregnation into the container, and the communication holes are provided with nozzles for preventing ingress of soil and the like into the input portion and backflow of ashes and the like. A nature park with a cemetery-like function built using mountains and wilderness. 5. The forest according to claim 1, wherein:
In a natural park having a cemetery-like function created by using a wilderness, the input unit is for feeding a capsule for storing relics containing ashes and relics. A natural park with a cemetery-like function. 6. The forest according to any one of claims 1 to 5,
It is a method of using a natural park having a cemetery function made using the wilderness, burying an input part in advance in an appropriate place in the section, and putting ashes and artifacts into the input part,
How to use a natural park with a cemetery function built using forests and wilderness characterized by planting plants as landmarks. 7. A method of using a natural park having a cemetery function, wherein the natural park is constructed by utilizing the forest and wilderness according to claim 6, wherein a tree is planted as a commemorative tree for birth, disease return, and the like. When a person with an edge to the memorial tree dies, ashes and artifacts are thrown into the input section as a funeral act, and the memorial tree is transferred and used as it is as a grave tree. How to use a natural park with a cemetery function.