JP2003079508A - Buddhist altar type cinerary altar - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a Buddhist altar type cinerary altar where the deceased can be recollected with reality. SOLUTION: The Buddhist altar type cinerary altar 1 comprises a cinerary part 2, and a Buddhist altar part 3 mounted on the cinerary part or provided next to it and having an antemortem information reproducing and displaying means 13. It is characterized by that the antemortem information reproducing and displaying means 13 includes a recording medium recording antemortem information, an input indicating means having an input part and a processing circuit and processing an input from the input part by the processing circuit and outputting a signal indicating antemortem information to be reproduced, a reproducing means reproducing the recording medium on the basis of the signal and outputting the antemortem information, and a display means displaying the reproduced antemortem information.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a Buddhist altar-shaped ossuary. In particular, the present invention relates to a Buddhist altar stadium that is suitable for use in an urban cemetery and that can remember the deceased with reality.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art It is said that the era of serious cemetery is approaching, especially in metropolitan areas, due to the concentration of population in Japan and the aging of population. As a means for resolving such a shortage of graveyards and securing a large number of graveyards, for example, an urban cemetery in which a large number of skeleton beds are housed in a high-rise building to make the graveyard high-rise has attracted attention. Furthermore, in metropolitan areas, it is difficult to secure a space for installing Buddhist altars in residences, and in the above-mentioned urban cemetery, there is It's being used.

[0003]

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] In order to remember a deceased person in the conventional altar, there is no means other than looking at the deceased person's shadow installed in the altar. However, the shadow has a limit in reminding the voice and movements of the deceased before life, and therefore it was not possible to remember the deceased with reality.

Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to provide a Buddhist altar palace which is suitable for use in the above-mentioned city-type cemetery and is capable of remembering a deceased person with reality.

[0005]

As a result of earnestly developing in view of the above problems, the present inventor has provided a Buddhist altar part on the upper part of the skeleton part for accommodating the ashes and recorded the deceased person's video and audio in advance on a recording medium. The present invention has been completed by finding that the deceased can be remembered with reality by reproducing the above with the display means provided in the Buddhist altar.

Therefore, according to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a bone accommodating portion and a Buddhist altar portion which is placed or attached to the bone accommodating portion and has an anterior information reproducing and displaying means. A recording medium for recording, an input unit and a processing circuit, an input instructing unit that processes an input from the input unit by the processing circuit and outputs a signal instructing pre-life information to be reproduced, and based on the signal. The recording medium and the reproducing means as a second aspect, which includes a reproducing means for reproducing the recording medium by outputting the reproduced living information and a display means for displaying the reproduced living information. Is provided for each of the Buddhist altars, and as a third aspect, the recording medium and the reproducing means are provided outside the Altar of the altars. One recording medium and The raw means is shared by a plurality of Buddhist altars, and as a fourth viewpoint, other recording media shared by a plurality of Buddhist altars and others The reproducing means is provided outside the Buddhist altar, and the other reproducing means can communicate with the anterior information reproducing and displaying means of each Buddhist altar by wire or wirelessly. As a fifth aspect, the anterior information reproducing and displaying means includes a recording medium for recording antecedent information consisting of video and audio for each track, and a plurality of keys for inputting an identification number and a track number. An input unit arranged, a volatile memory that temporarily stores the input identification number, a non-volatile memory that stores a preset identification number, an identification number in the volatile memory, and the non-volatile memory Identification within Collates the issue,
When the two identification numbers match, the input instruction means having a processing circuit for outputting a signal for instructing to reproduce the track corresponding to the input track number, and the recording medium for reproducing the recording medium based on the signal, And a display means having a reproduction means for outputting anterior information consisting of an audio signal, a video display means for displaying a video corresponding to the video signal, and a sound means for converting the audio signal into sound. The Buddhist altar-shaped skeleton pedestal according to claim 1, and, as a sixth aspect, a skeleton box body having a substantially box shape having an opening on one side, and a skeleton box provided on the skeleton box and opening and closing the opening. A door that can be opened, a skeleton portion that is provided on the door and includes a lock portion for locking the door, a substantially altar box body having an opening on one side, and the altar It is provided on the box and opens the opening. And a pair of double doors that can be rotated up to about 90 ° so as to be closed, a mounting table that is provided inside the altar box and that holds Buddhist images and / or tiles, and a drawer that has a drawer that stores articles. The Buddhist altar body, the Buddhist altar body which is provided inside the Buddhist altar body, includes an illuminating means for illuminating the inside of the Buddhist altar body, and an anterior information reproducing and displaying means, and comprises the Buddhist altar section placed or attached to the skeleton portion, Includes an illumination lamp that illuminates the inside of the main body of the Buddhist altar by energization, and a switch that energizes the illumination lamp when the door is opened and turns on the illumination lamp when the door is closed, and turns off the illumination lamp. Is a recording medium for recording live information consisting of video and audio for each track, an input section in which a plurality of keys for inputting an identification number and a track number are arranged, A volatile memory for temporarily storing an identification number, a non-volatile memory for storing a preset identification number, an identification number in the volatile memory and an identification number in the non-volatile memory are collated, When the identification numbers match, input instruction means having a processing circuit for outputting a signal instructing to reproduce the track corresponding to the input track number; and a recording medium reproduced based on the signal, and a video signal The video display means includes a reproduction means for outputting anterior information consisting of an audio signal, a video display means for displaying a video corresponding to the video signal, and a display means having an acoustic means for converting the audio signal into voice. The sound means includes a liquid crystal display and support means for supporting the liquid crystal display so as to be rotatable with respect to one of the doors and tiltable in the vertical and horizontal directions. Includes a speaker and an earphone or headphones, the other door openings are provided on the same side as the speaker in order to function as a bass reflex type cabinet for,
The Buddhist altar-shaped ossuary bed according to the first aspect, which is provided on the side facing the inside of the Buddhist altar body when the other door of the Buddhist altar body is closed.

[The skeleton part] in the Buddhist altar of the present invention
Is the part that houses the urn containing the remains of an individual. Further, the “buddha altar section” has a structure similar to that of an ordinary altar, and is placed or attached to the skeleton portion. The "prenatal information reproduction / display device" is a means provided in the Buddhist altar area for reproducing and displaying the prenatal information of the deceased person.

[0008]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 1 is a front view showing a Buddhist altar-shaped burial pit 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along the line AA 'in FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating the configuration of the Buddhist altar bone 1 of the present invention. The Buddhist altar-shaped skeleton pedestal 1 comprises a skeleton skeleton 2 and a Buddhist altar 3. The skeleton part 2 is
A urn containing the remains of the deceased is stored. The bone accommodating portion 2 is provided in the bone accommodating box body 5, which is formed in a substantially box-like shape and has an opening portion 4 that is open to face one side, and is provided in the bone accommodating box body 5 so as to open or close the opening portion 4. It includes a door 6 that can be opened and closed, and a lock portion 7 provided on the door 6 for locking the door 6.

The internal space 8 of the skeleton box body 5 is partitioned by a plurality of (two in this embodiment) partition plates 9. As a result, a plurality of urns can be stored inside the osseous box 5.
The door 6 opens the opening 4 by pulling it toward you.
The lock portion 7 is provided on the door 6, and engages with a part of the skeleton box body 5 in a closed state of the door 6 to maintain the closed state of the opening 4. This prevents the urn from being stolen.

The Buddhist altar portion 3 is placed on the skeleton portion 2 and encloses the Buddha image and / or the tiles. Buddhist altar 3 is the main body of the altar
0 and lighting means 18 for illuminating the inside of the altar body 10
And an anterior information reproducing / displaying means 13 for reproducing and displaying antecedent information consisting of an image and a sound of the deceased person before his / her life. The Buddhist altar body 10 is provided in the Buddhist altar box body 15 and a Buddhist altar box body 15 formed in a substantially box shape having a drawer section 11, a placing shelf 12, and an opening section 14 that opens to one side. Double door 16 which is composed of a pair of doors 16a and 16b which can be rotated up to about 90 ° so as to open or close the door, and a mounting table 1 for enclosing a Buddhist image and / or tiles inside the altar box 15
Including 7.

The drawer portion 11 is provided at the bottom of the altar body 10 and has a drawer 19 for accommodating articles such as beads.
The storage shelf 12 is provided in the lower part of the drawer unit 11, and an article can be placed by pulling out to one side,
By pushing back from the one side, it can be stored in the Buddhist altar part 3.

The lighting means 18 hangs down from the ceiling inside the main body of the Buddhist altar 10 and illuminates the interior of the main body 10 of the Buddhist altar 10 when energized, and when the door 16b is opened, the lighting lamp 20 is energized to turn on the lighting lamp 20, and the door 16b. And a switch 21 for shutting off the energization and turning off the illumination lamp 20 when closed.

With this structure, when the door 16b is opened, the interior of the altar body 10 is illuminated by the illumination lamp 20, so that the Buddhist image and / or the tiles placed on the table 17 can be clearly displayed even in a dim room. Can be seen. Further, when the door 16b is closed, the illumination lamp 20 is turned off, so that it is possible to prevent forgetting to turn off the illumination lamp 20.

The opening 14 of the altar box 15 has an upper frame 2
2, the lower frame portion 23 and the pair of vertical frame portions 24a and 24b. In the upper frame portion 22 and the lower frame portion 23,
Door stop jacks 25 and 26 are provided to prevent the doors 16a and 16b from rotating toward the inside of the altar box 15. The switch 21 is provided on the door stop jack 25 on the side where the upper portion of the door 16b abuts.

FIG. 4 is a sectional view showing a state in which the doors 16a and 16b are closed, and FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing a state in which the doors 16a and 16b are opened. Each door 16a, 16b
Is formed in a hollow flat rectangular parallelepiped shape. One door 16
Rotating shafts 16a4 and 16a5 protruding outward in the longitudinal direction from both longitudinal end portions 16a2 and 16a3 are provided at one end 16a1 in the width direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of a. The one end 16b1 in the width direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the other door 16b has rotating shafts 16b4, 1 protruding outward in the longitudinal direction from both end portions 16b2, 16b3 in the longitudinal direction.
6b5 are provided respectively. Each of the rotary shafts 1 is attached to the longitudinal one ends 22a and 23a of the upper frame 22 and the lower frame 23.
Fitting recesses 22a1 and 23a into which 6a4 and 16a5 are fitted
1 are provided respectively. Upper frame portion 22 and lower frame portion 23
The other ends 22b and 23b in the longitudinal direction of the rotary shaft 16b are
Fitting recesses 22b1 in which 4, 16b5 are rotatably fitted,
23b1 are provided respectively. In this way, the doors 16a and 16b are rotatably provided around the pair of parallel rotation axis lines L1.

More specifically, referring to FIGS. 6 to 8,
The one door 16a includes a pair of stand frames 81a and 82a provided in parallel with each other at a predetermined interval, and the stand frames 81a and 8a.
2a, an upper frame 83a extending between the longitudinal one ends 81a1 and 82a1, and a lower frame 8 extending between the longitudinal other ends 81a2 and 82a2 of the vertical frames 81a and 82a.
4a and the first side plate 8 that covers the sides of the standing frames 81a, 82a, the upper frame 83a, and the lower frame 84a that face the inside of the altar box 15.
5a and a second side plate 86a that covers each of the standing frames 81a, 82a, the upper frame 83a, and the lower frame 84a on the side opposite to the side facing the inside of the altar box 15. Similarly, the other door 16b is
A pair of stand frames 81 which are provided in parallel with each other at a predetermined interval.
b, 82b and an upper frame 83b extending between the longitudinal ends 81b1, 82b1 of the vertical frames 81b, 82b.
And the other longitudinal end 81b of each of the vertical frames 81b, 82b.
Lower frame 84b extending between 2, 82b2, first standing plates 81b, 82b, upper frames 83b and first frames 85b for covering the upper frames 83b and the lower frame 84b facing the inside of the altar box 15, and the respective vertical frames 81b, 82b, upper. A second side plate 86b that covers the sides of the frame 83b and the lower frame 84b opposite to the side facing the inside of the altar box 15.
Including and

According to this structure, each door 16a, 1
In the state where 6b is closed, the first surfaces 16a6 and 16b6 of the doors 16a and 16b, which face the inside of the altar box 15, contact the door stoppers 25 and 26, respectively.
Rotation of 16b of the altar box 15 to the inside is restricted.
When the doors 16a, 16b are open, the doors 16a, 1
The second surfaces 16a7 and 16b7 of 6b opposite to the first surfaces 16a6 and 16b6 abut against the vertical frame portions 24a and 24b, respectively, and further outward rotation of the doors 16a and 16b is restricted. In this way, each door 16a, 16
b is each rotary shaft 16a4, 16a of each door 16a, 16b
9, 16b4, 16b5 about each rotation axis L1 about 9
It is provided rotatably up to 0 °.

The other end 16b in the width direction of the other door 16b
The second surface 16b7 of No. 8 is provided with a protruding piece 27 protruding outward in the width direction along the longitudinal direction thereof. Since the protruding piece 27 is provided on the other door 16b, the other door 16b cannot be opened without opening the other door 16b, and the other door 16a cannot be opened until the other door 16a is closed. 16b cannot be closed. Therefore,
The order of opening the doors can be fixed. Thus, after opening the door 16b, the illumination lamp 20 is turned on,
Open the door 16a to worship and end the worship service
After closing the other door 16b, the illumination lamp 20
Will turn off.

FIG. 9 shows a state in which two Buddhist altars 1 of the present invention are arranged adjacent to each other. As described above, the doors 16a and 16b are provided rotatably up to about 90 ° around the rotation axis of the doors 16a and 16b from the closed state of the doors 16a and 16b. In the opened state, the doors 16a, 1 of the adjacent Buddhist altar 1
Even if 6b is opened, the adjacent doors 16a and 16b do not come into contact with each other.

FIG. 6 is a front view showing a simplified structure of the image display means 32. The image display means 32 shown in FIG. 6 is shown in a stored state. The image display means 32 is provided on the one door 16a, and the door 16a
Width direction one end (hereinafter, may be referred to as a base end) 1
It is the first surface 16a6 near the other end in the width direction (hereinafter also referred to as a free end) 16a8 on the side opposite to 6a1, and is provided in the lower part near the other end 16a3 in the longitudinal direction.
Specifically, the image display means 32 is the liquid crystal display 3
5 and a support means 37 capable of adjusting the direction of the display surface 36 of the liquid crystal display 35 and supporting the liquid crystal display 35 while maintaining the state.

The supporting means 37 includes a base portion 40 and an arm portion 4
1, an outer frame 42, and an inner frame 43. The base portion 40 includes the first surface 16a6 near the free end portion 16a8 of the one door 16a.
Above, it is fixedly attached near the other end 16a3 in the longitudinal direction. That is, the base portion 40 has the other longitudinal end portion 85a2 opposite to the one longitudinal end portion 85a1 of the first side plate 85a.
And the one end portion 85a in the width direction on the side of the base end portion 16a1.
It is fixedly attached in the vicinity of the other end 85a4 in the width direction, which is the free end on the side opposite to 3.

The arm portion 41 has a base end portion 41a which is parallel to the base portion 40 and is parallel to the rotation axis L1 of the one door 16a.
It is pin-connected by a pin 44 so as to be rotatable about the axis L2.

The outer frame 42 is composed of a rectangular frame body, and is pin-connected to the free end portion 41b of the arm portion 41 by a pin 45 so as to be angularly displaceable around the first axis L2. Here, the size of the outer frame 42 is such that the height of the outer frame 42 and the box 1
5 and the bottom surface of the door 5, the width is selected in consideration of the mounting position of the base portion 40 and the length of the arm portion 41 so as not to exceed the widthwise length of the one door 16a.

The inner frame 43 is composed of a rectangular frame body, is smaller than the outer frame 42, is larger than the liquid crystal display 35, and is located near the central portion in the width direction on the inner side of the outer frame 42.
It is pin-connected by a pair of pins 46 and 47 so as to be rotatable around two.

The liquid crystal display 35 has a second inner portion of the inner frame 43 near the central portion in the height direction, which is orthogonal to the first axis L2.
It is pin-connected by a pair of pins 48 and 49 so as to be rotatable around the axis L3.

In order to direct the liquid crystal display 35 to the front of the worshiper with one door 16a opened approximately 90 ° with respect to the upper frame portion 22 and the lower frame portion 23, from the state shown in FIG. 90 ° with respect to the base 40
Just rotate. As a result, the liquid crystal display 35
Can be easily placed in front of the worshipers. Further, when the arm portion is rotated in the opposite direction to the base portion 40, that is, the arm portion 41 is rotated by 90 ° toward the side closer to the first surface 16a6, the supporting means 37 can be brought into close contact with the first surface 16a6. The image display means 32 can be easily and compactly stored on the first surface 16a6 side of the one door 16a. Even if the liquid crystal display 35 is inadvertently touched, the supporting means 37 can be easily bent between the base portion 40 and the arm portion 41, and the arm portion 41 and the outer frame 42 can be further bent.
Since it can be bent easily between and,
Liquid crystal display 3
Doesn't damage 5.

Further, the outer frame 42 is pin-connected to the arm portion 41 so as to be rotatable about the first axis L2, and the inner frame 43 is connected.
Is rotatably pin-connected to the outer frame 42 about the first axis L2, and the liquid crystal display 35 is rotatably pin-connected to the inner frame 43 about the second axis L3. The display surface 36 can be adjusted so as to be oriented in any direction, and even if the liquid crystal display 35 has a narrow viewing angle, the image can be viewed at an optimum angle for the worshiper.

Further, the image display means 32 has one door 16a.
And the base end portion 16a near the rotation axis L1 of the door 16a
It is provided in the vicinity of the free end portion 16a8 on the side opposite to 1 and at the lower portion on the side facing the inside of the box body 15 when the door 16a is closed,
Further, since the support means 37 is dimensioned as described above, the image display means 32 does not block the Buddha image and / or the tiles and the six-word wise saying from the field of view when worshiping. Further, when the door is opened, the image display means 32 displays the door 1
Since it is arranged apart from the Buddhist altar box 15 by the width of 6a, a sufficient space can be obtained between the video display unit 32 and the Buddhist altar box 15, and the presence of the video display unit 32 is a worshiper's worship operation. Does not get in the way.

FIG. 7 is a front view showing a simplified configuration of the acoustic means 33, and FIG. 8 is a VIII-VII of FIG.
It is an I'line sectional view. In the present invention, the acoustic means 33 is
It also serves as the other door 16b. That is, the acoustic means 33 is provided on the other side door 16b when the door 16b is closed.
The side facing the inside, that is, the speaker 51 provided on the first surface 16b6 and converting an audio signal into audio, and the same side as the speaker 51 for functioning as a bass reflex cabinet,
That is, the other door 16b having the opening 52 on the first surface 16b6 side is included. In FIG. 7, the speaker 51 is arranged below the other door 16b, and the opening 52 is provided on the other door 16b.
It is located at the top of b. Further, at the lower part of the door 16b on the same side as the speaker 51, an insertion port 54 into which a headphone 55 is detachably inserted is provided.

More specifically, the speaker 51 is built in the other door 16b as shown in FIG. First
An opening 52 is provided at a central portion in the width direction of one end portion 85b1 in the longitudinal direction of the first side plate 85b. A second opening 87 having a diameter substantially equal to the diameter of the speaker 51 is formed in the widthwise central portion of the other longitudinal end 85b2 of the first side plate 85b. In the speaker 51, each standing frame 81b, so that its vibrating portion is exposed from the second opening 87.
82b, upper frame 83b, lower frame 84b and each side plate 85b,
Inner space 88 of the other door 16b surrounded by 86b
Housed inside. The first side plate 85b of the other door 16b functions as a baffle board. In addition, the position of the opening 52 is determined by the distance from the surface of the speaker 51 to the opening 52 through the internal space 88 of the door 16b among the reproduced sounds.
Half the wavelength of the sound near the reproduction limit frequency of bass
Is determined to correspond to.

Since the other door 16b functions as a bass reflex type cabinet, the sound from the speaker 51, especially the sound in the vicinity of the reproduction limit frequency of low sound, is guided from the rear surface of the speaker 51 to the opening 52, and the phase of the sound is changed. The bass part can be reinforced by delaying it by 180 ° and superimposing it on the sound on the front surface of the speaker, thereby increasing the solid feeling of the reproduced sound. Further, the sound from the acoustic means 33 is provided on one side of the door 16a which is arranged to face the sound.
And since it reverberates in the altar box 15, the solid feeling of the reproduced sound is further increased.

In the illustrated form, when the headphones 55 are not inserted into the insertion port 54, the audio signal is reproduced by the speaker 51. On the other hand, when the headphones 55 are inserted into the insertion port 54, the speaker 51 does not reproduce the audio signal, and the audio signal is reproduced only by the headphones 55. Earphones may be used instead of the headphones 55.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing a simplified configuration of one form of the anterior information reproducing and displaying means 13. The anterior information reproducing / displaying means 13 in the illustrated form is a recording medium 30 which is a DVD-ROM (Digital Versatile Disc-ROM) in which antecedent information consisting of an deceased person's animating video and audio is recorded for each track, an input unit and a process. An input instructing means 34 which has a circuit and outputs a signal instructing the anterior information to be reproduced by processing the input from the input section by the processing circuit; and reproducing the recording medium 30 based on the signal, The display unit includes a reproduction unit 31 that is a DVD player that outputs information, a video display unit 32 that displays a video of the life information, and an audio unit 33 that reproduces a sound of the life information. The video display means 32 includes a reproduction means 31 and a video signal line 5.
It is electrically connected by 0. The acoustic means 33 is
The reproducing unit 31 and the audio signal line 53 electrically connect to each other, and include a speaker 51 and a headphone 55 detachably connected to the speaker 51.

The recording medium 30 has pre-living information such as home lessons and wills recorded for each track. The prenatal information is preferably made up of the video and voice of the deceased person's prenatal life, but in the unavoidable case, prenatal information consisting of only the video or voice may be recorded. The life information may be recorded over a plurality of tracks for one deceased person, or one life information of a plurality of deceased persons may be recorded on one recording medium, as long as the amount of information that the recording medium 30 can record. .

The recording medium 30 is not particularly limited as long as it can record the image and sound of the deceased person before his / her life.
ROM, DVD-ROM, hard disk, etc. can be used. A preferable recording medium 30 is one in which rewriting of data can be performed at any time so as to facilitate addition / change of pre-existing information. The amount of information that can be recorded on the recording medium 30 is, for example, about one hour when converted into the video reproduction time.

FIG. 11 is a block diagram showing a simplified electrical structure of the anterior information reproducing and displaying means 13. Figure 1
With reference also to 0, the input instructing means 34, the input unit 60,
Random access memory as volatile memory (hereinafter,
61), a non-volatile memory 62, and a processing circuit 63.

The input section 60 has a structure in which numeric keys 0 to 9 for inputting an identification number or a track number, a cancel key 66, and an enter key 67 are arranged. The RAM 61 temporarily stores the input identification number or track number. The non-volatile memory 62 is
The preset identification number and the track number given to each track of the recording medium 30 are stored. Processing circuit 63
Compares the identification number in the RAM 61 with the identification number in the non-volatile memory 62 to determine whether the two identification numbers match. If they match, the track corresponding to the input track number is reproduced. Then, a signal for instructing the reproducing means 31 is output.

In the illustrated form, the reproducing means 31 and the input instructing means 34 are in wired communication. In such a form, the reproduction means 31 and the input instruction means 3
Since it is not separated from 4, the input instruction means 34 can be prevented from being lost. However, the reproducing means 31 and the input instructing means 34 may communicate with each other wirelessly by using infrared rays or the like without changing the configuration of the input instructing means 34 described above. In this case, if the identification numbers are the same, there is a possibility that the regenerating means of the adjacent buttocks of the altar, which is completely unrelated, is activated. However, in the case of wireless communication, for example, when the identification numbers match, after confirming that the identification code given to the input instructing means 34 and the identification code given to the reproducing means 31 match, This problem can be solved by configuring the recording medium 20 to be reproduced.

Further, it is possible to configure the input section 61 of the input instruction means 34 and the image display means 35 into one member by using a touch screen display manufactured by Tokyo Tokudensen Co., Ltd., for example. In this case, when inputting the identification number, the numeric keys 0 to 9 are displayed on the input section 60, and when inputting the track number of the live information to be reproduced, the input section 60 is used to display the personal name or the live information. The display of the input unit 60, such as displaying the type, can be appropriately changed according to the purpose. For example, as shown in FIG.
When inputting the track number to be reproduced, a past book listing the deceased names of the deceased is displayed in the input unit 60, and after selecting the deceased name of the deceased to visit, the portrait of the selected deceased is displayed. By configuring the input unit 60, it is possible to more reliably and realistically select the a priori information to be reproduced.

The reproducing means 31 is means for reproducing the anterior information recorded on the recording medium 30. Depending on the recording medium 30 used, various types of reproducing means 31 can be used.

The image display means 32 is not particularly limited as long as it can display an image of life information, and a cathode ray tube, a liquid crystal display or the like can be used. However, a liquid crystal display is preferable in terms of power consumption and heat generation, and a TFT liquid crystal display is particularly preferable in terms of viewing angle.

The acoustic means 33 is a means for reproducing the voice of the life information, and generally, a speaker, an earphone, a headphone or the like can be used. If a speaker is adopted as the acoustic means 33, many people can listen to the voice, which is convenient when a large number of people are worshiping at the same time. On the other hand, when the earphones or headphones are adopted, the voice of the life information is not heard by anyone other than the worshiper, and the confidentiality of the life information is enhanced.

In the illustrated embodiment, the anterior information reproducing and displaying means 13 is provided with the video displaying means 32 and the acoustic means 33 separately, but instead of this, a liquid crystal display with a speaker may be used.

In the illustrated embodiment, the recording medium 30, the reproducing means 31, and the input instructing means 34 are housed in the drawer 19 of the drawer portion 11 so that the space can be effectively used. In this way, the stand-alone type (independent built-in type) Buddhist altar 1 with each recording medium 30 provided in each Buddhist altar 1 is not affected by other devices because the system is independent. In addition, there is an advantage that the price can be easily estimated and the cost per unit is low.

On the other hand, a recording medium 30 is provided in each Buddhist altar 1
And a plurality of Buddhist altars 1 without the reproduction means 31
It is also possible to provide the recording medium 30 and the reproducing means 31 which are shared with each other outside the Buddhist altar-shaped ossuary 1 to constitute the anterior information reproducing and displaying means 13. Such a network type (server / client type) Buddhist altar stadium 1 allows centralized management of prenatal information.
There are advantages that maintenance is easy, the anterior information reproducing and displaying means 13 accommodated in the Buddhist altar 1 can be downsized, and data regarding worship can be managed.

Furthermore, a recording medium 30 is provided on each Buddhist altar 1
Further, a large-capacity recording medium and a reproducing means shared by a plurality of Buddhist altars 1 while the reproducing means 31 is provided are newly provided outside the altar-shaped ribs 1, and the newly provided reproducing means and each altar-shaped bone It is also possible to configure the anterior information reproducing and displaying means 13 so as to perform wired or wireless communication with the anterior information reproducing and displaying means 13 of the platform 1. In the Buddhist altar 1 of the above structure, the client side (each altar-shaped altar side) does not have the recording medium 30 and goes one step further than the network-type altar-shaped altar altar 1 from the server side. Update / change the record information on the client side, and vice versa, update / change the record information on the server side from the client side.
It is possible to change it.

FIG. 13 is a flow chart for explaining the reproducing operation of the life information. The operation is started in step s1, and in step s2, the input unit 6 of the input instructing means 34.
An identification number is input from 0. The processing circuit 63 stores the input number in the RAM 61 as an identification number. When the cancel key 66 is pressed, the processing circuit 63 outputs RA
Clear the contents of M61. If the enter key 67 is pressed, the process proceeds to step s3, and the processing circuit 63 reads the identification number stored in advance in the non-volatile memory 62.

In step s4, the processing circuit 63 collates the input identification number with the previously stored identification number, determines whether the two identification numbers match, and if they match, the processing proceeds. Go to step s5. In step s5, the track number is input from the input unit 60, and in step s6, the processing circuit 63 reads out which track corresponds to the track number from the non-volatile memory 62 and reproduces the corresponding track. The instructing signal is output to the reproducing means 31. Upon receiving the output for reproducing the track, the reproducing means 31 reproduces the track,
The video signal is displayed as video on the liquid crystal display 35 via the video signal line 50, and the audio signal is reproduced as audio from the speaker 51 via the audio signal line 53. After instructing the reproducing means 31, the processing circuit 63 proceeds to step s7, clears the contents of the RAM 61, and proceeds to step s8 to stop the operation.

If the two identification numbers do not match in step s4, the process proceeds to step s7, the contents of the RAM 61 are cleared, and the process proceeds to step s8 to stop the operation.

[0050]

According to the Buddhist altar-shaped ossuary of the present invention, the prenatal information pre-recorded on the recording medium before the deceased person's life is reproduced by the reproducing means by the prenatal information reproducing / displaying means provided in the Buddhist altar part. By the video display means and the audio means, it is possible to listen to the sound together with the video with the movement in life, and to remember the deceased person with the reality. Moreover, the Buddhist altar-shaped ossuary of the present invention has a compact overall structure,
Furthermore, since it is easy to add and change antenatal information, it is very suitable for use in the recently used urban cemetery.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view illustrating a Buddhist altar-shaped skeleton pallet according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along the line A-A ′ of FIG.

[Fig. 3] Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating a configuration of a Buddhist altar-shaped ossuary of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a state in which doors 16a and 16b are closed.

FIG. 5 is a sectional view illustrating a state in which doors 16a and 16b are opened.

FIG. 6 is a front view showing a simplified configuration of the image display means 32.

FIG. 7 is a front view showing a simplified configuration of an acoustic means 33.

8 is a sectional view taken along line VIII-VIII ′ of FIG.

FIG. 9 is a front view illustrating a state in which Buddhist altar-shaped skeleton altars 1 of the present invention are arranged adjacent to each other.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing a simplified structure of the anterior information reproducing and displaying means 13.

FIG. 11 is a block diagram showing a simplified electrical configuration of the anterior information reproducing and displaying means 13.

FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram illustrating an aspect of the input unit 60.

FIG. 13 is a flowchart for explaining an operation of reproducing pre-existing information.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 Buddhist altar 2 skeleton part 3 Buddhist altar 10 Buddhist altar body 11 Drawer 13 Alive information reproduction display means 16a, 16b door 30 recording media 31 Playback means 32 video display means 33 Acoustic means 34 Input instruction means 35 LCD

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. A bone accommodating portion, and a Buddhist altar section placed or attached to the bone accommodating portion and having anterior information reproducing and displaying means, wherein the anterior information reproducing and displaying means includes a recording medium for recording anterior information and an input portion. Input processing means for processing the input from the input section by the processing circuit and outputting a signal for instructing pre-existing information to be reproduced, and reproducing the recording medium based on the signal, A Buddhist altar-shaped ossuary, characterized by including a reproducing means for outputting information and a displaying means for displaying the reproduced living information. 2. The recording medium and the reproducing means are provided for each Buddhist altar-shaped skeleton.
The Buddhist altar-shaped ossuary altar as described. 3. The method according to claim 1, wherein the recording medium and the reproducing means are provided outside the Buddhist altar, and one recording medium and the reproducing means are shared by a plurality of altar-shaped altars. Buddhist altar skeleton. 4. Another recording medium shared by a plurality of Buddhist altars and another reproducing means are provided outside the altar-shaped altars, and the other reproducing means reproduces and displays anterior information of each altar-shaped altar. The Buddhist altar-shaped ossuary according to claim 1, which is capable of communicating with the means by wire or wirelessly. 5. The anterior information reproducing and displaying means includes a recording medium for recording antecedent information consisting of video and audio for each track, and an input section in which a plurality of keys for inputting an identification number and a track number are arranged. A volatile memory that temporarily stores the input identification number, a non-volatile memory that stores a preset identification number, an identification number in the volatile memory, and an identification number in the non-volatile memory. Collate,
When the two identification numbers match, the input instruction means having a processing circuit for outputting a signal for instructing to reproduce the track corresponding to the input track number, and the recording medium for reproducing the recording medium based on the signal, And a display means having a reproduction means for outputting anterior information consisting of an audio signal, a video display means for displaying a video corresponding to the video signal, and a sound means for converting the audio signal into sound. The Buddhist altar-shaped skeleton bed according to claim 1. 6. A skeleton box body having a substantially box shape having an opening on one side, a door provided on the skeleton box body and capable of opening and closing the opening, and the door. Is provided,
A skeleton part including a lock part for locking the door, a substantially box-shaped altar box having an opening on one side, and a altar box provided on the altar box to open and close the opening A pair of double doors that can be rotated up to approximately 90 °, a mounting table that is provided inside the altar box and holds Buddhist statues and / or tiles, and a main altar body that has a drawer part that houses items. A Buddhist altar portion provided inside the Buddhist altar body, including an illuminating means for illuminating the inside of the altar, and an anterior information reproducing / displaying means, and placed or attached to the skeleton portion, wherein the illuminating means is energized A lighting lamp for illuminating the inside of the main body of the Buddhist altar, and a switch for energizing the lighting lamp when the door is opened and turning on the lighting lamp for closing the door and turning off the lighting lamp when the door is closed. And voice A recording medium for recording living information for each track, an input section in which a plurality of keys for inputting an identification number and a track number are arranged, a volatile memory for temporarily storing the input identification number, A nonvolatile memory that stores a preset identification number is collated with the identification number in the volatile memory and the identification number in the nonvolatile memory. An input instructing means having a processing circuit for outputting a signal instructing to reproduce the corresponding track; a reproducing means for reproducing the recording medium based on the signal and outputting pre-existing information consisting of a video signal and an audio signal; The image display means includes a video display means for displaying an image corresponding to the video signal, and a display means having an audio means for converting the audio signal into a sound, wherein the video display means is a liquid crystal display; Support means for supporting the liquid crystal display so as to be rotatable with respect to one of the doors and tiltable up, down, left and right, and the acoustic means includes a speaker and earphones or headphones for converting a sound signal into sound, and a bass reflex cabinet. The other door having an opening provided on the same side as the speaker to function as the speaker is provided on the side facing the inside of the altar body when the other door of the altar body is closed. The Buddhist altar-shaped ossuary altar described in 1.