JP2005253528A - Funeral method - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a funeral method that emphasizes the photograph of the deceased placed on an altar to commemorate the deceased. <P>SOLUTION: In the funeral method in a funeral hall 10 provided with an alter 12 where the photograph 11 of the funeral is arranged and seats 13 for mourners, a silk screen 17 is placed between the alter 12 and the seats 13 for mourners, the photograph 11 of the deceased can be viewed from the side of the seats 13 for the mourners through the silk curtain 17 by the light illuminated from a spot light 18 disposed between the alter 12 and the silk screen 17 and illuminating the photograph 11 of the deceased, the alter 12 or others other than the photograph 11 of the deceased can hardly viewed, the photograph 11 of the deceased is highlighted and accentuated, and the deceased can be commemorated. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

The present invention relates to a funeral method for emphasizing a remains.

In traditional funerals, such as Buddhist funerals, the flowers and wreaths are displayed at the funeral hall, and the priests are read, resigned, written, and incense burned. However, there was a problem that all funerals were almost the same, formal, and difficult to remain in the impressions of bereaved families and attendants. Therefore, for example, in Patent Document 1, a message from a funeral hall attendant or related person to the deceased is entered in a funeral message card, and a handwritten message is copied into the funeral hall, and the attendees (funerals) The funeral method shown in is disclosed.

JP 2002-65450 A

However, in the invention of Patent Document 1, a screen for displaying a message, a television receiver, and the like must be provided near the altar, for example, the left end, the right end, and the upper part, and it is difficult to secure the installation place, and the screen is displayed on the altar. There is a problem that it is easier to see the message than the shadow. In addition, since mourners often come just before the start of the funeral, there is also a problem that it is not possible to fill in a message card before the funeral. Furthermore, when a message is copied during a funeral, there is a problem that the meaning of the original funeral is lost because it is not possible to concentrate on reading.

The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a funeral method for emphasizing the remains on the altar and mourning the deceased.

The funeral method according to claim 1, wherein the funeral method according to claim 1 is a funeral method at a funeral hall provided with an altar where a shadow is placed and a funeral seat,
A curtain is arranged between the altar and the mourner's seat, and further from the mourner's seat side by light emitted from a spotlight that is provided between the altar and the curtain and illuminates the remains The above-mentioned image is seen through the curtain.

In the funeral festival method according to claim 1, the funeral festival refers to a ritual such as a funeral, a farewell ceremony, a legal affair, etc. Usually, rituals are performed by priests who perform rituals, that is, priests (Buddhist), priests (priests), priests (Protestants), priests (Catholic), etc. There is also a ritual. The ceremonial seat is the seat of the priest and is set up between the mourner seat and the altar.

A curtain is a thin fabric curtain used in theatrical performances, etc., and is made of cloth with a rough texture. The curtain can be used as a so-called curtain when the light is lit from the front, so that it can be used as a so-called curtain. The effect of being visible can be given. In the curtain, there are a square cold weave with a texture, a turtle-shaped turtle shell, a white shark, a black shark, a gray shark, a frog, a moya shark, and a picture frog with a picture on it. However, in the present invention, a white collar is preferably used, and it is preferable to use a seamless British collar (British curtain).

The funeral method according to claim 2 is the funeral method according to claim 1, wherein the screen is irradiated with an image from the side of the funeral seat.
3. The funeral method according to claim 2, wherein the image to be irradiated includes a background image of a flower field, the universe, the sea, etc., a photograph of the deceased's presence, a video such as a video, etc., which are a projector, a projector, etc. Can be projected on the curtain. In addition, a telegraph, a message, etc. can be projected on the curtain.

The funeral method according to claim 3 is the funeral method according to claims 1 and 2, wherein the spotlight can be operated by a remote controller installed in a chairperson's seat in the funeral hall.
4. The funeral method according to claim 3, wherein the remote control may be wired or wireless. The spotlight can also be swung to light up the honorees who greet and relatives who greet between the curtain and the altar.

Since the funeral method according to claims 1 to 3 can be seen through the curtain placed between the altar and the mourner's seat, the remains illuminated by the spotlight can not be seen well, The shadows are raised and emphasized, and the deceased can be remembered.
Particularly, according to the funeral method of claim 2, since the image is irradiated from the side of the mourner's seat on the curtain, it is possible to project the image around the remains visible through the curtain.
In the funeral method according to claim 3, the spotlight can be operated by a remote controller installed in the chairman's seat in the funeral hall, so it is easy to operate according to the ritual.

Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings for understanding of the present invention.
Here, FIG. 1 is a side view of a funeral hall to which a funeral method according to an embodiment of the present invention is applied, and FIG. 2 is a front view of the funeral hall.

With reference to FIG.1 and FIG.2, the funeral hall 10 which applied the funeral method which concerns on one embodiment of this invention is demonstrated.
At a funeral hall 10 where a funeral, for example, a Buddhist funeral and a farewell ceremony are held, an altar 12 having a shadow 11 is provided at the back of the front entrance. In addition, the funeral hall 10 has a mourner seat (hereinafter referred to as a mourner seat) 13 attending the funeral and farewell ceremony on the front side of the entrance. 14 is provided between the altar 12 and the mourner seat 13. Furthermore, in the funeral hall 10, a bowl 15 is arranged in front of the altar 12, and an incense table 16 for mourners is arranged after the ritual seat 14. Further, the ceiling of the funeral hall 10 is formed so that a part from the front of the altar 12 to the ritual seat 14 becomes higher.

The funeral hall 10 is made of a thin and transparent material (a cloth with a rough texture) between the altar 12 and the mourner seat 13 (in this embodiment, between the priest seat 14 and the casket 15). The resulting white curtain, a so-called curtain (in this embodiment, white curtain) 17 is suspended by lifting means (not shown) provided on the ceiling of the funeral hall 10. The curtain 17 is formed of a seamless English fence and has a height that extends from near the ceiling of the funeral hall 10 to the floor and a width that occupies the main part of the altar 12. The curtain 17 is folded into a drape shape by the lifting means and stored in the ceiling.

In the funeral hall 10, a spotlight 18 for illuminating the remains 11 is provided on the ceiling between the altar 12 and the curtain 17. The mourner can see the remains 11 illuminated by the spotlight 18 through the curtain 17. The spotlight 18 can be adjusted by adjusting the light intensity, swinging angle, and the like with a remote controller (not shown) installed in a chairperson seat (not shown) in the funeral hall 10.

Further, an altar light 19 for illuminating the altar 12 is provided on the ceiling on the near side of the altar 12 of the funeral hall 10, and an upper horizont light 21 for illuminating a horizont curtain 20 provided on the back of the altar 12 on the ceiling on the back of the altar 12. There are five each. The altar light 19 can be swung so that the altar 12 and the front side of the altar 12 can be irradiated. Further, the upper horizont light 21 can change the color of the horizont curtain 20 by irradiating light colored with cellophane or the like.

Further, on the ceiling of the funeral hall 10, there are provided one-character screens 22 to 24 for hiding the spotlight 18, the altar light 19, and the upper horizon light 21 from the mourner, respectively. A one-character curtain 25 for hiding the ceiling is attached. In addition, a projector 25 a that irradiates the curtain 17 with an image is attached to the ceiling on the side of the funeral seat 13 from the curtain 17. In addition, sleeve curtains 26 and 27 are provided on the left and right ends of the curtain 17, respectively, and side curtains 28 and 29 are provided on the outer sides thereof. The one-character curtains 22 to 25, the sleeve curtains 26 and 27, and the side curtains 28 and 29 are made of a color similar to the wall of the funeral hall 10, for example, a brown fabric.

Next, in the funeral method according to one embodiment of the present invention, a case where a French funeral and a farewell ceremony are performed at the funeral hall 10 will be described.
Usually, funerals and farewell ceremonies consist of attendees sitting, opening remarks, monk entrances, readings, resignations, telegraphs, survivor incense, followed by general funeral incense, monk retreats, mourners or It consists of a relative greeting from the relative and a farewell ceremony for closing the ceremony.

Until the attendees are seated, that is, before the funeral is held, the curtain 17 is lowered, and the shadow 11 is illuminated with light from the spotlight 18, and the attendant passes the curtain 11 through the curtain 17 from the side of the funeral seat 13. Can see. During this time, a background image of a flower field or the like can be projected on the curtain 17 around the remains 11 that can be seen through the curtain 17 by the projector 25a. Before the opening ceremony, the curtain 17 is stored on the ceiling by the lifting means, and after reading the priest, the curtain 17 is lowered again by the lifting means. At the same time, a photograph of the deceased's upbringing, video, etc. may be projected on the curtain 17 by the projector 25a.

In addition, when the honoree reads the honorifica between the curtain 17 and the altar 12, the honoree's spotlight (not shown) is irradiated to the honoree so that the honoree can see from the side of the funeral seat 13 through the curtain 17. May be. The spotlight 18 for the remains 11 may be illuminated by the remote controller, but the remains 11 are not visible during that time, so the irradiation angle of the spotlight 18 may be widened to illuminate the remains 11 and the honoree.

In addition, when meeting parting after the farewell ceremony, the curtain 17 may be lowered and the spotlight 18 may be directed toward the cage 15 to illuminate the body of the cage 15. From the mourner's seat 13 side, the survivors and close relatives do not see the last face-to-face with the deceased. You can see the place. In this case, the bereaved family and close relatives can be illuminated by strongly irradiating the altar light 19 or widening the irradiation angle of the spotlight 18.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and can be changed without changing the gist of the present invention. For example, a part or all of the above-described embodiment and modification examples are combined. The funeral festival method of the present invention is also included in the scope of rights of the present invention.
For example, in the funeral method of the embodiment described above, the funeral and farewell ceremony by Buddhist ceremonies have been explained. Good. In addition, the period during which the curtain is raised is from the opening ceremony to reading, but it is better to lower the curtain and honor the deceased, especially at the time of the ceremony. Furthermore, the funeral method of the above-described embodiment can also be performed in a non-religious ritual or a ritual that does not hold a ritual. In this case, the curtain may be lowered from the opening to the closing, and the image may be continuously projected on the curtain, or the curtain may be arbitrarily raised and lowered.

In addition, the curtain was set up between the samurai and the ritual seat, but it may be installed between the altar and the mourner seat, for example, between the altar and the samurai, between the ritual seat and the mourner seat. It can be provided in between. Furthermore, the curtain is installed so that it can be lifted up and down by a hanging type, but it may be installed so as to open to both sides or one side by a hanging type. Further, for example, when an existing facility such as a public hall is used as a funeral hall, a curtain attached to a frame may be erected on the floor, and a spotlight for an aftermath may be placed on a mounting table or the like.

It is a side view of a funeral hall where the funeral method according to an embodiment of the present invention is applied. It is a front view of the funeral hall.

Explanation of symbols

10: funeral hall, 11: remains, 12: altar, 13: funeral seats, 14: ritual seats, 15: samurai, 16: incense stand, 17: curtain, 18: spotlight, 19: altar light, 20: Horizont curtain, 21: Upper horizont light, 22-25: Single letter curtain, 25a: Projector, 26, 27: Sleeve curtain, 28, 29: Side curtain

Claims (3)

In the funeral method at the funeral hall where the altar where the shadows are placed and the mourner's seat is set up,
A curtain is arranged between the altar and the mourner's seat, and further from the mourner's seat side by light emitted from a spotlight that is provided between the altar and the curtain and illuminates the remains A funeral method characterized by seeing the relics through a curtain. 2. The funeral method according to claim 1, wherein an image is irradiated on the curtain from the mourner seat side. 3. The funeral method according to claim 1, wherein the spotlight can be operated by a remote controller installed in a chairman's seat in the funeral hall. 4.

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