JP2007303062A - Light stand for gravestone - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To enable fires of a candle and a stick of incense to be stably maintained without being affected by wind and rain, and to enable a person to feel massiveness and solemnness as the characteristics of a light stand for a gravestone. <P>SOLUTION: A pair of support bodies 15 and 16 is symmetrically installed on a lower base 14; forward-opened space portions 15a and 16a for a candle holder are provided in the support bodies 15 and 16, respectively; upper portions of the support bodies 15 and 16 are covered with an upper base 17, so that a longitudinally-opened space portion 23 for the stick of incense can be formed with the support bodies 15 and 16 and the lower base 14; and the space portion 23 and the forward-opened sides of the space portions 15a and 16a are opened/closed by means of a pair of right and left sliding doors 19 and 18. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a tombstone dawn stand that is installed at the front of a tombstone and provides a dawn together with incense sticks and the like.

As is well known, in front of the tombstones erected in the graveyard, there will be a dawn stand that will provide dawn together with a flower stand that will provide flowers. Although the form of this phoenix depends on the customs of each region, it is generally placed on both sides of the offering stand at the front center of the tombstone.
In addition, this general light stand has a structure that is always exposed to the outside without a wind-proof and rain-proof means such as a door in the light installation section.

However, in such a lightning stand that does not have windproof and rainproofing means, even when a relatively weak wind is blowing, there is an inconvenience that the light of the candles provided inside is blown out. there were. In addition, when it rains, there is a disadvantage that the inside is flooded by rain, and the dust accumulated inside becomes sludge.
Therefore, under the law of the wind and rain conditions, the current situation is that reading is performed only by lighting the incense stick while the candle is blown out.

On the other hand, in order to prevent the blow-out of the dawn due to the wind as described above, it consists of a base with a incense holder and a candle and a main body. As a transparent plate, a light plate made of a metal plate composed of a front door connected by a hinge and an upper lid connected by a hinge to the upper edge of the back side peripheral plate has been proposed (for example, see Patent Document 1).
No. 4-30292

  However, in the light plate made of metal plate, the candle of the candle provided inside by opening the front door is not exposed to the outside wind by closing the front door, so it will not disappear, but the metal plate itself Even if it does not go red, there is a problem in that it is heated to a considerably high temperature by the burning heat of the candle, and if a part of the body touches this, it will cause a burn. In addition, the metal plate-made luminary stand has a problem that it does not have a feeling of weight or majesticness suitable for Buddhist tools, and does not fit in tombstones as Buddhist tools.

  The present invention has been made paying attention to such conventional problems, and is capable of stably maintaining the lighting state of the bright candle and the ignition state of the incense stick without being influenced by the wind and rain, and is entirely made of stone. By configuring, the purpose is to obtain a tombstone dawn stand with a sliding door that gives a sense of weight and solemnity as a Buddhist instrument.

To achieve the above object, the tombstone light stand according to the present invention is a stone light stand that is installed adjacent to the front of the tombstone to ignite candles and incense sticks,
A lower base and a pair of support bodies symmetrically installed on the lower base and an upper base placed on the pair of support bodies and covering the upper portion form a space portion that opens forward, and this space portion is The space for the candle holder that opens to the front and the space for the incense holder that opens to the front are provided with a pair of left and right sliding doors that can be opened and closed on the front opening side of the space for the incense holder and the space for the candle holder. It is characterized by.

  Further, the column body of the tombstone stand according to the present invention has a U-shaped cross section, and the U-shaped section of the column body becomes a candle standing space portion that opens forward, and is installed symmetrically. A space between the pair of pillars thus formed is a space portion for incense holder that opens forward.

  With this configuration, when the weather is mild, the sliding door is opened so that incense sticks and candles can be lit and ignited from the outside, while on rainy days, the sliding door is closed and the incense sticks and candle fires. As a result, the incense smoke can be discharged to the outside, and a design that gives a sense of weight and solemnity can be realized.

  The tombstone stand according to the present invention includes a first slide door constituting member in which each of the pair of left and right slide doors has a vent hole for opening and closing the space for the incense holder, and the candle holder. It consists of the 2nd sliding door structural member which opens and closes a space part, It is characterized by the above-mentioned.

  With this configuration, even if the space for the incense stick is closed by the first slide door component member, the smoke generated by the incense stick provided inside is removed from the vent hole of the first slide door component member. Can be discharged. In addition, wind and rain can be prevented from directly entering the incense holder space by the first slide door component, and wind can enter the candle holder space blocked by the second slide door component. Can be prevented almost completely.

  Moreover, the tombstone light stand according to the present invention is characterized in that a ventilation hole communicating with the space for standing the candle is formed in a side portion of the column body.

  With this configuration, the space for standing the candle, which is blocked by the second sliding door constituent member, communicates with the ventilation hole on the side of the column body, so that intrusion of wind and rain can be prevented and the candle fire is extinguished by the intrusion of wind. Don't worry.

  In the tombstone stand according to the present invention, the sliding door is guided by guide grooves provided in the lower base and the upper base, so that the left and right sides of the incense holder space portion and the candle holder space portion are open to the left and right sides. It is provided to be movable in the direction.

  With this configuration, each slide door can be moved along the guide groove, and the incense holder space portion and the candle holder space portion can be smoothly opened and closed.

  Further, the tombstone stand according to the present invention is characterized in that a withdrawal regulating member for regulating withdrawal of the slide door from the guide groove is provided at an end of the guide groove formed in the upper base. And

  With this configuration, when each sliding door is opened and closed along the groove, it can be prevented from dropping and breaking from the end of the lower base.

  Further, in the tombstone light stand according to the present invention, the back side of the incense holder space and / or the candle holder space is open to communicate with the ossuary chamber, and the incense holder space portion and / or Alternatively, the present invention is characterized in that a sliding door for osteogenesis that opens and closes a candle stand space portion is provided.

  With this configuration, by manually opening the ossuary slide door, the bone in the urn can be easily and smoothly stored in the ossuary chamber at the bottom of the tombstone on the back side of the ossuary slide door. It can be taken out.

  In addition, the tombstone stand according to the present invention has a sliding door or a first sliding door component member attached to a part of any one of the sliding doors or a part of the first sliding door component. A notch for enabling opening / closing operation is provided.

  With this configuration, the opening and closing operation of the first sliding door component member can be performed lightly and quickly by putting the fingertip on the notch.

  In addition, the upper base of the tombstone lighthouse according to the present invention has a roof shape.

  With this configuration, the solemnity of a temple roof can be embodied on the Homingdai.

  Moreover, the tombstone dawn stand according to the present invention is characterized in that the upper stand is a storage allowance for offerings.

  With this configuration, the tombstone can be magnified by offering offerings or placing a flower stand on the upper base.

  Further, the tombstone light stand according to the present invention is characterized in that the first sliding door constituting member and the second sliding door constituting member can be independently moved along the guide groove.

  With this configuration, it is possible to selectively close the candle stand space using one of the sliding door constituent member and the second sliding door constituent member according to the presence or absence of wind and rain.

  In the present invention, a lower base, a pair of support pillars installed symmetrically on the lower base, and an upper base placed on the pair of support pillars and covering the upper portion form a space portion that opens forward, The space part is composed of a candle holder space part that opens forward and a space part for incense holder that opens forward, and the front open side of the incense holder space part and the candle holder space part is opened and closed with a pair of left and right sliding doors. With this structure, the lighting of the bright candle and the incense lighting of the incense stick can be stably maintained without being affected by the wind and rain, and the entire structure is made of stone, so that the weight and majestic feel of a light stand is achieved. The effect that it can be implemented is obtained.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a tombstone light stand 11 according to the present invention. This tombstone light stand 11 is installed on a base 13 in front of the tombstone 12. This tombstone light stand 11 is formed by assembling a plurality of types of blocks obtained by processing stone materials such as marble.

  Further, this tombstone light stand 11 is composed of a lower base 14, a pair of support columns 15, 16, an upper base 17, and a pair of slide doors 18, 19 as shown in FIG. The lower base 14, the pair of support pillars 15, 16 and the upper base 17 are installed on the base 13 in front of the tombstone 12, and the space formed by the lower base 14, the pair of support pillars 15, 16 and the upper base 17 is The front is open and the back is closed by a tombstone 12 and communicates with the appearance or ossuary chamber. In this example, the center of the space is an incense holder space 23 and the left and right sides thereof are candle holder spaces 15a and 16a.

  The candle holder space portions 15a and 16a and the incense holder space 28 are configured by partitioning the space with a partition wall. In this example, as shown in FIG. The U-shaped sections of the support columns 15 and 16 are candle stand space portions 15a and 16a that open forward, and the space between the support columns 15 and 16 is the incense holder space portion 23. Shows the case.

That is, the lower base 14 is a rectangular flat plate made of stone, and a guide groove 20 having a rectangular cross section is provided on the upper surface of the front portion so as to extend in the left-right direction. The guide groove 20 passes through the left and right ends of the lower base 14.
Moreover, the support | pillar bodies 15 and 16 are U-shaped cross-section, and are installed in the left-right symmetry on the lower base 14, and these have the space parts 15a and 16a for candle stands as shown in FIG. In addition, the front opening part of this space part is located in the said guide groove 20 vicinity.

  Further, a candle stand 21 having the same shape and the same size is installed on the lower base 14 facing the center of the candle stand space portions 15a and 16a. The candle stand 21 is made of a molded product made of metal such as brass so that the candle 22 can be inserted and held.

  The upper base 17 has the shape of a shade roof of a temple and shrine in shape, and is placed on the support columns 15 and 16. The assembling of the upper base 17 to the support columns 15 and 16 is performed by a well-known uneven fitting structure.

  By placing the upper base 17 on the support columns 15, 16, an incense holder space 23 is formed between the support members 15, 16. An incense holder (not shown) is installed in the incense holder space 23, but phosphorus can be accommodated as necessary.

  Further, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, a guide groove 24 extending in the left-right direction is formed on the lower surface of the front portion of the upper base 17. Note that both ends of the guide groove 24 do not penetrate to the left and right ends of the upper base 17 and are dead ends in the vicinity of both ends.

  The slide doors 18 and 19 are obtained by stone processing, and the first slide door constituting member 18a and the first slide door constituting member 19a, the second slide door constituting member 18b and the second slide door constituting member 19b, respectively. It consists of.

  Here, the first sliding door constituting members 18a and 19a are designed in a lattice shape so as to form a plurality of ventilation holes (through holes) H. And this slide door structural member 18a, 19a is always in the position which blocks the front opening part of the space part 23 for incense sticks.

  At this time, the second sliding door constituting members 18b and 19b face the positions where the candle opening space portion 15a of the support column 15 and the front opening portions of the candle support space portion 16a of the support column 16 are closed. This state is shown in FIG. 1 and FIG.

  Each of the sliding door constituting members 18a, 18b, 19a, 19b has upper and lower ends fitted into a guide groove 20 on the lower base 14 and a guide groove 24 on the upper base 17, and the guide grooves 20, 24 It is possible to move in a straight line from side to side.

  Stopper projections 18c and 19c are integrally provided on the upper edges of the second sliding door constituting members 18b and 19b over a predetermined length. For this reason, when the second slide door constituting members 18b and 19b move in the guide groove 24, the stopper protrusions 18c and 19c hit the non-penetrating portions at both ends of the guide groove 24, that is, the withdrawal restriction member. The sliding door constituting members 18a, 18b, 19a, 19b are not removed from the guide groove 24 and fall off.

  Further, these slide door constituting members 18a, 18b, 19a, 19b are not connected to each other. For this reason, these are movable along the guide grooves 20 and 24 independently. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 3, when the first sliding door constituting members 18a and 19a close the incense holder space 23, the second sliding door constituting members 18b and 19b become the candle holder space 15a, 16a can be opened.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, the incense holder space 23 may be opened, and the first slide door constituent members 18a and 19a may close the candle holder spaces 15a and 16a. At this time, the second slide door constituting members 18b and 19b are moved to the outside of the support columns 15 and 16.

  In addition, notches 18d and 19d for opening and closing the slide door constituent members 18a and 19a with a human finger are provided at the facing portions of the first slide door constituent members 18a and 19a facing each other. .

  Further, guide grooves substantially the same as those described above are provided on the upper surface of the lower base 14 and the lower surface of the upper base 11 on the back side of the candle-standing space portions 15a and 16a and / or the incense-holding space portion 28, respectively, The sliding door constituent member may be provided movably. In this case, when these third sliding door constituent members are opened together with the first sliding door constituent members 18a and 19a, the incense holder space 23 communicates with the ossuary chamber formed in the lower part of the tombstone 12. Can be made. Accordingly, the storage and removal of the urn can be easily performed through the space 23. In this case, a third sliding door constituting member may be provided on the back side of the candle stand space portion 15a or 16a, and may be communicated with the osteotomy chamber by opening and closing thereof.

  Therefore, in the light stand 11 having such a structure, the whole is made of stone and is installed at the front part of the tombstone, so that a sufficient weight feeling and majestic feeling can be obtained, and the slide can be taken except when visiting the tomb. Since the candle-standing space portions 15a and 16a and the incense-holding space portion 23 are closed by the door, it is possible to prevent wind and rain from directly blowing into or entering these space portions.

  Further, the slide doors 18 and 19 can be operated by hand when visiting the grave and at the end of the grave visit, so that the candle standing space portions 15a and 16a and the incense holder space portion 23 can be easily opened and closed. Therefore, it is possible to easily and quickly handle candles and incense sticks. In particular, when visiting the grave, by opening the slide doors 18 and 19, it is possible to match hands in front of the grave while looking at the incense sticks and the candle flame.

  Each of the pair of left and right slide doors 18 and 19 includes a first slide door constituting member 18a and 19a having a vent hole H for opening and closing the incense holder space 23, and the candle holder space 23. It comprised from the 2nd slide door structural member 18b, 19b which opens and closes.

  For this reason, even if the incense holder space 23 is closed by the first slide door constituent members 18a and 19a, the smoke generated by the incense sticks provided in the interior is made to the first slide door constituent members 18a and 19a. It is possible to discharge from the lattice-type vent holes H. In addition, it is possible to prevent wind and rain from directly entering the incense holder space 23 by the first slide door constituent members 18a and 19a, and to close the candle holder space portion that is blocked by the second slide door constituent members 18b and 19b. It is possible to almost completely prevent wind from entering 15a and 16a.

Since the incense stick does not disappear due to the wind once ignited, the incense stick does not extinguish even if the wind is blown through the vent holes H of the first sliding door constituting members 18a and 19a.
On the other hand, the second sliding door constituting members 18b and 19b almost completely block the candle-standing space portions 15a and 16a, so that no wind blows into these space portions 15a and 16a even in a strong wind. Therefore, the candle will not disappear.

Since the side walls of the support columns 15 and 16 are provided with vent holes G communicating with the candle-standing spaces 15a and 16a, they are blocked by the second slide door constituting members 18b and 19b. The candle-standing space portions 15a and 16a communicate with the vent holes G on the side portions of the support columns 15 and 16.
Therefore, intrusion of wind and rain can be prevented, and there is no fear that the candle fire will be extinguished by the intrusion of wind. The heat of the candle is not easily transmitted to the stone, and it is not overheated enough to cause burns.

The sliding doors 18 and 19 are guided by guide grooves 20 and 24 provided in the lower base 14 and the upper base 17, and are laterally moved to the front opening side of the incense holder space 23 and the candle holder spaces 15 a and 16 a. Can be moved to.
Accordingly, the slide doors 18 and 19 can be moved along the guide grooves 20 and 24, and the incense holder space 23 and the candle holder spaces 15a and 16a can be smoothly opened and closed.

  Further, as described above, since the withdrawal regulating member that stops at the end of the guide groove 24 formed in the upper base 17 is provided, when the slide doors 18 and 19 are opened and closed along the guide grooves 20 and 24, respectively. In addition, it is possible to prevent the guide grooves 20 and 24 from falling off the end of the lower base and falling and breaking.

  By providing a pair of left and right ossuary slide doors on the back side of the pair of support columns 15 and 16, the bones placed in the urn can be easily and smoothly stored in the ossuary chamber below the tombstone. It can be taken out for time.

  In addition, by providing notches 18d and 19d in a part of the first slide door constituting members 18a and 19a, the first slide door constituting member can be easily and quickly put on the notches 18d and 19d. Can be opened and closed.

Further, as shown in FIG. 7, slide plates 25a and 26a for installing the candle holder 21 may be provided on the lower base 14 facing the candle holder spaces 15a and 16a so as to be movable in the front-rear direction.
Thus, after sliding the slide plates 25a, 26a together with the candle stand 21 from the candle stand space portions 15a, 16a, the candle 22 is ignited, and the lit candle 22 is supported by the candle stand 21, The slide plate can be slid and returned to the candle holder space.

  Therefore, the troublesome work of igniting the candle in the narrow space for candle standing as in the prior art is eliminated. In addition, the candle holder 21 can be smoothly and easily stored and removed from the candle holder spaces 15a and 16a.

  Of the lower surfaces of the slide plates 25 a and 26 a and the upper surface of the lower base 14, one side is provided with a linear concave groove, and the other is provided with a ridge guided by the concave groove, so that the slide plates 25 a and 26 a It is possible to smoothly move the candle holders 15a and 16a in and out. In FIG. 7, protrusions 25 b and 26 b are provided on the lower surfaces of the slide plates 25 a and 26 a, and grooves 27 and 28 that fit into the protrusions 25 b and 26 b are provided on the upper surface of the lower base 14.

  FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a light stand 31 according to another embodiment of the present invention. This differs from that shown in FIG. 1 in that the upper base 17A is not a shade type as described above, but a simple flat stone. An offering table 32 is placed on the flat plate-shaped upper table 17A. This offering stand 32 is also made of stone material with a heavy and majestic design. The light stand 31 is also installed in contact with the front of the tombstone.

  In this light stand 31, the same guide grooves 20, 24 provided on the upper surface of the lower base 14 and the lower surface of the upper base 17A, respectively, as shown in FIG. Only the members 18a and 19a are movably fitted. For this reason, these first slide door constituting members 18a and 19a selectively close either the candle standing space portion 16a or the incense holder space portion 23 along the guide grooves 20 and 24. To work.

  Further, in this light stand 31, linear guide grooves 33, 34 extending in the left-right direction are formed on the rear upper surface of the lower base 14 and the rear lower surface of the upper base 17A, as shown in FIG. Yes. A pair of osteoid slide doors 35 and 36 are fitted in these guide grooves. Then, when these ossuary slide doors are aligned at the center, they act to close the rear opening of the candle-standing space 23.

  Further, vent holes G communicating with the candle stand spaces 15a and 16a are formed in the side portions of the support columns 15 and 16, respectively. The shape and size of the communication hole G can be arbitrarily selected. The vent hole G supplies oxygen into the candle-standing spaces 15a and 16a so that the candle 22 does not extinguish.

  Therefore, the slide doors 34 and 35 for ossification are closed as described above, and the first slide door constituting members 18a and 19a are opened, and the ignition is performed on the lower base 14 in the incense holder space 23. The grave can be visited by installing an incense holder 37 containing the incense stick 38.

  On the other hand, when the incense holder on the lower base 14 is removed and the slide doors 35 and 36 for bone are opened with the first slide door members 18a and 19a opened, the rear of the incense holder space 23 is opened. The For this reason, the incense holder space 23 communicates with the ossuary chamber 39 as shown in FIG. Therefore, the urn 40 containing the bone can be easily stored in the ossuary chamber 39. In addition, after bone delivery, the slide doors 35 and 36 for bone delivery may be closed, and an incense stick may be set up to prepare for the grave visit.

  In addition, by placing the slide plate on the lower base 14 so that it can be inserted and removed freely, the incense holder 37 can be placed thereon, so that the incense stick is lit outside the incense holder space 23 and placed on the incense holder. The incense holder can be placed on the slide plate drawn out of the incense holder space 23 and slid again into the incense holder space. Thereby, the ignition operation to the incense stick which was conventionally performed in the narrow incense holder space 23 with an unreasonable posture can be facilitated.

  Further, by providing a protrusion on the bottom of the incense holder 37 and providing a fitting hole into which the protrusion is fitted on the upper surface of the lower base 14 or the upper surface of the slide plate, the incense holder 37 is placed on the lower base 14 or on the slide plate. Stable support is possible. Furthermore, by devising the shape of the incense holder, it can also serve as phosphorus.

  As described above, in the light stand of this embodiment, a pair of support pillars 15 and 16 are installed symmetrically on the lower base 14, and a candle standing space that opens forward to these support pillars 15 and 16. Portions 15a and 16a are provided, and the upper portions of the support columns 15 and 16 are covered with the upper base 17 to form the incense holder space portion 23 opened in the front-rear direction together with the support bodies 15 and 16 and the lower base 4, and the incense holder space portion 23 and the candle opening space 15a, 16a are opened and closed by a pair of left and right sliding doors 18, 19, so that the lighting of the candle 22 and the ignition state of the incense stick 38 affect the wind and rain. In addition to being able to maintain it stably, it is made of stone, giving it a sense of weight and majesticness as a Buddhist instrument.

  As described above, the light stand according to the present invention can stably maintain the lighting state of the bright candle and the ignition state of the incense stick without being affected by the wind and rain, and is composed of a stone material as a whole. It has the effect that it gives a magnificent feeling and is installed at the front of the tombstone, and is useful as a dawn stand for offering dawn along with incense sticks.

It is a perspective view which shows the light stand by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the open / close state of the sliding door of the light stand in FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the other opening / closing state of the slide door in the light stand of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the other open / close state of the sliding door of the light stand in FIG. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the assembly structure of the light stand in FIG. It is sectional drawing of the principal part which longitudinally cut the light stand in FIG. 1 in the center part. It is a perspective view which shows the slide structure of the candle stand in FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the light stand by other embodiment of this invention. FIG. 10 is a perspective view illustrating a main part of the light stand in FIG. FIG. 10 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the vicinity of the ossuary slide door of the light stand in FIG. 9. It is sectional drawing of the principal part which longitudinally cut the light stand in FIG. 9 in the center part.

Explanation of symbols

11, 31 Tomeidai 12 Tombstone 13 Base 14 Lower stand 15, 16 Prop body 15a, 16a Candle stand space 17, 17A Upper stand 18, 19 Sliding door 18a, 19a First sliding door component 18b, 19b Second Slide door component member 20, 24 Guide groove 21 Candle stand 22 Candle 23 Incense holder space 25a, 26a Slide plate 25b, 26b Projection 27, 28 Concave groove 27a, 28a Guide groove 32 Table 33, 34 Guide groove 35, 36 Sliding door 37 Incense holder 38 Incense stick

Claims (11)

It is a stone light stand that is set up next to the tombstone to ignite candles and incense sticks.
A lower base and a pair of support bodies symmetrically installed on the lower base and an upper base placed on the pair of support bodies and covering the upper portion form a space portion that opens forward, and this space portion is It is composed of a candle stand space part that opens forward and a space part for the incense holder that opens forward, and a pair of left and right sliding doors are provided on the front opening side of the incense holder space part and the candle stand space part so that it can be opened and closed. A tombstone dawning stand characterized by   The pillar body has a U-shaped cross section, and the U-shaped section of the pillar body serves as a space for a candle stand that opens forward, and a pair of symmetrically installed pillar bodies is located forward. The tombstone dawn stand according to claim 1, wherein the tombstone stand is an open incense holder space.   The sliding door is guided by guide grooves provided in the lower base and the upper base, and is provided so as to be movable in the left-right direction on the front opening side of the incense holder space and the candle holder space. The tombstone dawn stand according to claim 1 or 2.   4. A tombstone light stand according to claim 3, wherein an end portion of the guide groove formed in the upper base is provided with a withdrawal regulating member for regulating the withdrawal of the slide door from the guide groove. .   Each of the pair of left and right sliding doors includes a first sliding door component member provided with a vent hole for opening and closing the incense holder space portion, and a second slide door component member for opening and closing the candle holder space portion; The tombstone dawn stand according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized by comprising:   The tombstone light stand according to claim 1, wherein a vent hole communicating with the candle-standing space portion is formed in a side portion of the column body.   A bone slide for opening and closing the incense holder space and / or the candle holder space on the back side of the incense holder space and / or the candle holder space. The tombstone lighthouse according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a door is provided.   A part of any one of the sliding doors or a part of the first sliding door constituting member is provided with a notch for placing a finger to enable the sliding door or the first sliding door constituting member to be opened and closed. 6. A tombstone lighthouse according to any one of claims 1 to 5.   The tombstone dawn stand according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the upper base has a roof shape.   The tombstone dawn stand according to claim 1 or 2, wherein an offering stand is placed on the upper stand.   6. The tombstone light stand according to claim 5, wherein the first sliding door constituting member and the second sliding door constituting member can be moved independently along the guide groove.

Images