JP2010194168A - Funeral support system - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a funeral support system for improving a funeral performance effect by notifying people attending the funeral of various kinds of personal data of the departed in his/her lifetime in the funeral. <P>SOLUTION: The funeral support system 10 includes: a management computer 11 for managing the various kinds of personal data such as a profile, a career, and memories of the specified departed in his/her lifetime; and output devices 13, 14 connected to the management computer 11 to output personal data. The management computer 11 includes: a personal data storage means for storing the personal data; and a personal data output means for successively outputting the stored personal data at prescribed time interval via the output devices 13, 14 in each ceremonial hall during the progress of a wake and the funeral. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a funeral support system that outputs various funeral information while managing various types of funeral information of a specific deceased person.

  A predetermined sender sends the photographic image data to the processing computer via the network, and the processing computer edits the photographic image into the main photographic image data and a plurality of slide photographic image data, and the main photographic image data and the slide image. There is a method of displaying a photographic image by returning the photographic data to the sender via a network and displaying the main photographic image data and the slide photographic image data while switching at the funeral place through the video reproduction device. (See patent literature). This method of displaying a ghost image has the effect of providing various rendering services for a ghost.

  JP 2002-233448 A

  The method for displaying the remains of photographs disclosed in the above-mentioned patent document can display a plurality of remains of the deceased on the video playback device by editing the remains of the deceased into main remains photograph data and a plurality of slide remains photograph data. . However, since only the deceased's deceased can only be displayed and various personal data such as the profile, career, and memories of the deceased's lifetime are not displayed, the deceased will not be displayed to mourners who do not know the deceased's lifetime. I can't tell you my profile, bio, memories etc.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a funeral support system capable of notifying mourners of various personal data such as the profile, history, memories, etc. of the deceased in the funeral, and enhancing the effect of the funeral. .

  The premise of the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is a funeral support formed from a management computer that manages a plurality of funeral information related to the funeral of a specific deceased person and an output device that is connected to the management computer and outputs the funeral information System.

  As a feature of the present invention based on the above premise, the funeral information includes various types of personal data before the deceased's life, and the management computer stores personal data storage means for storing the personal data, and the stored personal data for the funeral information. There is a personal data output means for sequentially outputting at predetermined time intervals via an output device at the funeral hall during the progress.

  As an example of the present invention, a management computer creates a funeral ledger creating means for creating a deceased funeral ledger displaying personal data stored by the personal data storage means, and a funeral ledger for outputting the created funeral ledger via an output device. Output means.

  As another example of the present invention, the funeral information includes a plurality of rituals and messages sent to the deceased, and the management computer stores the memorandums and memorandums, and stores the memorandums and memorandums. There is a power output device that sequentially outputs at predetermined time intervals via an output device at the funeral hall during the funeral.

  As another example of the present invention, the funeral ledger creation means displays the remarks and the power saved in the funeral ledger storage means on the funeral ledger.

  As another example of the present invention, the funeral information includes a nighttime schedule of the deceased's nighttime, and the management computer stores a nighttime schedule schedule storing means for storing the nighttime schedule, and the stored nighttime schedule of the nighttime funeral. And a plan to output all-night progress output through an output device in the ceremony hall.

  As another example of the present invention, the funeral information includes a farewell ceremony progress schedule in the farewell ceremony of the deceased, and the management computer stores the farewell formula progress schedule storage means for storing the farewell ceremony progress schedule, and the stored farewell formula progress. And a farewell type progress schedule output means for outputting the schedule via an output device at a funeral hall in the farewell type.

  As another example of the present invention, the funeral information includes the names and addresses of a plurality of mourners attending the funeral, and the system has a funeral list printed with a predetermined dot pattern and a mourner with names and addresses. An electronic pen that reads the name and address at the same time as the book entry and outputs the read name and address as a digital signal to the management computer, and the management computer stores the name and address output from the electronic pen. Address storage means, mourner register creation means for creating a mourner ledger based on the stored name and address, and mourner register output means for outputting the created mourner register via the output device.

  As another example of the present invention, the funeral information includes the incense amount of the incense received from the mourner, the system includes an incense list printed with a predetermined dot pattern, and the electronic pen has the incense list of the incense amount. At the same time as described in the above, the amount of the fragrance is read, the read amount of the fragrance is output to the management computer as a digital signal, the management computer stores the amount of the fragrance amount stored from the electronic pen, and the stored name and An encyclopedia creating means for creating an encyclopedia ledger that displays the total encyclopedia amount and the breakdown of the encyclopedia that classifies the encyclopedia for each amount while making the address correspond to the encyclopedia amount, and outputs the created encyclopedia via the output device. And an incense ledger output means.

  As another example of the present invention, the system includes a digital photo frame that is connected to a management computer and displays a deceased photograph of the deceased, and the management computer stores a plurality of deceased photographs of the deceased. There is a remains photograph display means for sequentially displaying the stored remains photographs at a predetermined time interval through a digital photo frame at the funeral hall during the funeral.

  According to the funeral support system according to the present invention, since various kinds of personal data such as the profile, history, memories, etc. in the lifetime of the deceased are sequentially output at predetermined time intervals via the output device in the funeral hall, A mourner who does not know the deceased's lifetime can be informed of the deceased's profile, history, memories, etc. at the funeral hall, and the mourner can remember the deceased while alive while checking their personal data. Since this funeral support system can display all the data before the deceased's life as personal data, it can surely enhance the effect of the funeral, and the best funeral can be performed not only for the deceased but also for the bereaved .

  The funeral support system that creates a deceased's funeral ledger that displays personal data and outputs the created funeral ledger is a funeral ledger's profile, history, memories, etc. It is possible to make memories at funerals and leave the deceased's funeral history. This funeral support system can provide a funeral ledger displaying personal data of the deceased in front of the Holy Spirit and the Buddha and serve the deceased while praying for the happiness of the deceased.

  The funeral support system that sequentially outputs rituals and telegrams at a predetermined time interval at the funeral hall during the funeral can refer to the ceremonies and telegraphs at the funeral hall sequentially via the output device, so those who cannot attend the funeral The mourners can be informed of the ceremonies and messages. This funeral support system can surely enhance the effect of the funeral, and the best funeral can be performed not only for the deceased but also for the bereaved.

  The funeral support system that displays rituals and telegraphs on the funeral ledger can display the contents of the regrets and telegrams together on the funeral ledger as well as the originator of the ceremonial and social telegrams, making it possible to create memories at the funeral of the deceased. Along with this, it is possible to keep a history of replies and messages sent to the deceased. This funeral support system can be used for the service of the deceased while offering funeral ledgers displaying rituals and telegraphs in front of the Holy Spirit and Buddha, and praying for the deceased's happiness.

  The funeral support system, which is output via the output device at the funeral ceremonial hall throughout the night, is the time from the start to the end of the night for the bereaved family and mourners, the list of events to be performed at the night, and the time of the events. Etc., and a smooth progression through the night can be achieved.

  The funeral support system that outputs the farewell ceremony schedule through the output device at the funeral ceremonial hall in the farewell ceremony is the time from the start to the end of the farewell ceremony and the events held at the farewell ceremony. It is possible to inform the catalog, the time of the event, etc., so that the farewell ceremony can proceed smoothly.

  The funeral support system, in which the management computer stores the names and addresses of mourners output from the electronic pen and creates a mourner's ledger based on those names and addresses, A mourner's ledger that displays the names and addresses of those mourners can be created without copying the names and addresses of those who have been registered. Business can be simplified.

  The management computer stores the incense amount output from the electronic pen, and displays the incense ledger that displays the total incense amount and the incense breakdown that categorizes the incense according to the amount while correlating the name and address of the mourner and the incense amount. The funeral support system to be created does not require the receptionist to calculate the total amount of the incense, and the total amount of the incense is displayed in the incense ledger. It is possible to simplify the reception work at the funeral. In this funeral support system, since the breakdown of incense is displayed in the incense ledger according to the amount of money, there is no need for the receptionist to separate the incense according to the amount of money. It is possible to save the labor for sorting the incense and simplify the reception work at the funeral.

  A funeral support system in which a management computer stores a plurality of deceased photographs of the deceased and sequentially displays them at a predetermined time interval via a digital photo frame at the funeral hall during the funeral, a plurality of deceased photographs of the deceased Can be displayed sequentially on the digital photo frame installed on the altar, so that the mourners can see various faces of the deceased's lifetime, and the mourners revere the deceased while observing their photographs. be able to.

The block diagram of the funeral support system shown as an example. Figure of funeral hall shown as an example. The figure which shows an example of the initial screen displayed on the display. The figure which shows an example of the instruction screen of information input or ledger creation. The figure which shows an example of input screens, such as funeral information. The figure which shows an example of a night progress plan input screen. The figure which shows an example of a night progress plan. The figure which shows an example of a farewell type advance schedule input screen. The figure which shows an example of a farewell type progress schedule. The figure which shows an example of a head page creation screen. The figure which shows an example of a first page. The figure which shows an example of the last page creation screen. The figure which shows an example of the last page. The figure which shows an example of a personal data input screen. The figure which shows an example of a profile. The figure which shows an example of a family structure. The figure which shows an example of a memory photograph. The figure which shows an example of a 弔 辞 弔 den input screen. The figure which shows an example of a ritual and a souden. The figure which shows an example of a remains photo input screen. The figure which shows an example of a night plan table screen. The figure which shows an example of a night progress screen. The figure which shows an example of the mourners list for night. The figure which shows an example of the incense catalog for night. The figure which shows an example of a farewell type schedule table screen. The figure which shows an example of a farewell type progress screen. The figure which shows an example of the funeral list for farewell ceremony. The figure which shows an example of an incense list for farewell ceremony. The figure which shows an example of a mourner's ledger. The figure which shows an example of a funeral ledger. The figure which shows an example of a funeral ledger. The figure which shows an example of an incense register.

  The details of the funeral support system according to the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a funeral support system 10 shown as an example, and FIG. 2 is a diagram of a funeral hall shown as an example. In FIG. 2, one ceremony hall is illustrated, but there are a plurality of ceremony halls in the funeral hall. The funeral support system 10 manages various kinds of funeral information of a specific deceased person at the funeral, outputs the funeral information, and promotes the funeral smoothly. In addition, although the Buddhist ceremony is illustrated as a funeral, this system 10 can also be used not only in the Buddhist ceremony but also in the Divine or Christian ceremony.

  This funeral support system 10 includes a management computer 11, displays 12 and 13 (output device) and printer 14 (output device), a digital photo frame 15, a funeral list 16 (electronic pen compatible paper), and an incense list 17 ( An electronic pen compatible paper) and an electronic pen 18 (digital pen) are included. The displays 12 and 13, the printer 14, and the digital photo frame 15 are connected to the computer 11 via an interface (wired or wireless).

  The management computer 11 is installed in a funeral hall management room, reception of a ceremony hall, a waiting room, and the like. The computer 11 has a central processing unit and a memory, and incorporates a large-capacity hard disk. An output device such as a display 12 and a printer 14 is connected to the computer 11 via an interface, and input devices such as a mouse, a keyboard 19 and a scanner are connected via the interface.

  The management computer 11 provides an electronic pen access point function, a DNS server function for setting a correspondence between a host name and an IP address assigned to the host name, and a function for receiving various requests and reading / writing various information. It has a database server function, a mail server function that enables transmission / reception of e-mails, and a document server function that stores all information such as created texts and images and makes it possible to search for such information. The computer 11 can acquire Web data via the Internet, can be connected to the Internet via the DNS server function, and can access other servers and mobile phones. In addition, an e-mail can be transmitted to another server or mobile phone via the mail server function, and an e-mail can be received from another server or mobile phone.

  The command file in the memory of the management computer 11 stores various applications such as a funeral information management application and an electronic pen data processing application. The hard disk of the computer 11 stores various types of funeral information, a ceremony hall identifier that identifies each ceremony hall, and an electronic pen identifier that identifies each electronic pen 18. The funeral information includes a model of a funeral ledger with a predetermined format, a model of a funeral ledger with a predetermined format, a model of a ceremonial ledger with a predetermined format, a schedule of going through all night, a schedule of going through a farewell ceremony, a variety of personal data, There are several replies and telegraphs sent to the deceased, names and addresses of several mourners attending the funeral, the amount of the incense received from the funeral, and several photographs of the deceased. Personal data includes the deceased's pre-life profile, biographies, memories, and the like. The personal data is not particularly limited and includes all data related to the deceased.

  Based on the control by the operating system, the management computer 11 activates various applications stored in the instruction file in the memory, and executes the following means according to the applications. The computer 11 executes the overnight progress schedule storage means for storing (storing) the overnight progress schedule on the hard disk, and extracts the night progress schedule from the hard disk, and displays (outputs) the overnight schedule via the display 13 at the night-type venue. ) To execute the overnight progress schedule output means. The computer 11 executes a farewell type progress schedule storage means for storing (storing) the farewell type progress schedule on the hard disk, and extracting the farewell type progress schedule from the hard disk, while displaying the farewell type progress schedule on the display 13 The farewell type progress schedule output means for displaying (outputting) is executed.

  The management computer 11 executes personal data storage means for storing (storing) personal data of the deceased in the hard disk, and extracting the personal data from the hard disk while passing the personal data through the night or during the farewell ceremony at the display 13 The personal data output means for sequentially displaying (outputting) at predetermined time intervals is executed. The computer 11 executes a memory storing means for storing (storing) the word and power on the hard disk, extracting the word and power from the hard disk, and displaying the word and power on the funeral hall during the night or during the farewell ceremony. 13 is executed to display (output) sequentially at predetermined time intervals.

  The management computer 11 executes a funeral ledger creation means for creating a deceased's funeral ledger that displays personal data, compliments and telegrams, night proceedings, farewell-type proceedings, posthumous photographs, etc. in a predetermined format. Is stored (stored) on the hard disk, and funeral ledger output means for outputting the funeral ledger via the display 12 and the printer 14 is executed. All-night schedule, farewell schedule, personal data, replies, telegrams, and photographs are input from the input device to the computer 11 at the funeral preparation stage, and are also input to the computer 11 via the Internet as Web data or e-mail. Is done. Further, it is input to the computer 11 from a digital camera, a scanner, a memory device, or the like.

  The management computer 11 executes a name / address storing means for storing (storing) the name and address of the mourner transmitted (output) from the electronic pen 18 in the hard disk, and extracts the name and address from the hard disk while extracting the name and address. A funeral ledger creation means for creating a funeral ledger based on the address is executed. The computer 11 executes a mourner's ledger storage means for storing (storing) the created mourner's ledger on a hard disk, and executes a mourner's ledger output means for outputting the created mourner's ledger via the display 12 or the printer 14. .

  The management computer 11 executes a scent amount storage means for storing (storing) the scent amount transmitted (output) from the electronic pen 18 in the hard disk, and extracts the name and address and the scent amount from the hard disk. An encyclopedia creating means for creating an encyclopedia ledger that displays the total encyclopedia amount and the breakdown of the encyclopedia that classifies the encyclopedia for each amount while executing the association with the encyclopedia amount is executed. The computer 11 executes an encyclopedia storage unit that stores (stores) the created encyclopedia book on a hard disk, and executes an encyclopedia output unit that displays (outputs) the created encyclopedia book via the display 12 or the printer 14. The computer 11 executes a remains photo storage means for storing (storing) a plurality of deceased photographs of the deceased in the hard disk, and extracting the remains pictures from the hard disk, and digitally digitalizing them at the ceremony hall during the night or during the farewell ceremony. The photographic image display means for sequentially displaying the images at predetermined time intervals via the photo frame 15 is executed. In addition to being input to the computer 11 from a digital camera, a scanner, a memory device, or the like, the remains image is input to the computer 11 as Web data or e-mail via the Internet.

  As the displays 12 and 13, a liquid crystal display 12 attached to the management computer 11 and installed in the vicinity of the computer 11 and a large-screen liquid crystal display 13 or a large-screen plasma display 13 installed in a funeral hall are used. . The printer 13 is attached to the computer 11 and installed in the vicinity of the computer 11. The digital photo frame 15 is installed on the altar 20 and sequentially switches and displays the deceased's remains (still images).

  A predetermined dot pattern is printed on the funeral list 16 (electronic pen compatible paper) and the incense list 17 (electronic pen compatible paper). The mourners list 16 is provided for reception. The inventor's catalog 17 is kept by the receptionist. The electronic pen 18 is provided for reception. The electronic pen 18 reads the name and address simultaneously with the writing of the name and address in the mourners list 16 and transmits (outputs) the read name and address to the management computer 11 as digital signals. Further, simultaneously with the description of the incense amount in the incense list 17, the incense amount is read, and the read incense amount is transmitted (output) to the computer 11 as a digital signal.

  FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of an initial screen displayed on the display 12, and FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of an instruction screen for information input and ledger creation. FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of an input screen for funeral information and the like. In FIG. 4, illustration of data input is omitted. When the management computer 11 is activated, although not shown, an authentication screen is displayed on the display 12 connected thereto. The authentication method in the authentication procedure is password authentication, but fingerprint authentication, voiceprint authentication, retina authentication, and IC card authentication can be performed in addition to password authentication. As the password authentication, a one-time password can be adopted.

  On the authentication screen, a user name input area and a password input area are displayed. The operator of the management computer 11 inputs a user name and a password in these input areas. The computer 11 compares the input user name and password with those stored in the memory, and determines whether the user name and password are correct. If the user name and password are correct and the authentication result is acceptable, the computer 11 permits the use of the funeral support system 10. The computer 11 starts various applications and displays the initial screen shown in FIG. If the user name or password is incorrect and the authentication result is impossible, the computer 11 prohibits the use of the funeral support system 10 and displays a use prohibition message on the display 12.

  As shown in FIG. 3, a start button 31, a night progress button 32, a farewell progress button 33, and a logout button 34 are displayed on the initial screen displayed on the display 12 as well as the title of the system 10. When the logout button 34 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays a continuation button and an execution button on the display 12 together with a message for inquiring whether or not the system 10 is to be continued, although not shown. When the execute button is pressed, the computer 11 logs out from the system 10 (stops the system 10).

  When the start button 31 is pressed on the initial screen of FIG. 3, the management computer 11 displays an information input or ledger creation instruction screen on the display 12. On the instruction screen, as shown in FIG. 4, the deceased person name input area 35, the name of the mourner name input area 36, the ceremonial hall name input area 37, the funeral information input 38, the aftermath photo input 39, the funeral ledger creation 40, the funeral ledger Each item of creation 41, encyclopedia creation 42, funeral ledger display 43, funeral ledger display 44, and encyclopedia ledger display 45, execution button 46 and cancel button 47 are displayed. When the cancel button 47 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays the initial screen of FIG.

  In order to enter the funeral information, the name of the deceased is entered in the deceased name input area 35, the name of the mourner is entered in the mourner name input area 36, and the ceremony place name input area 37 is entered in the instruction screen of FIG. Then, the funeral information input item is clicked to reverse the funeral information input 38 and the execution button 46 is pressed. When the execution button 46 is pressed, the management computer 11 generates a deceased mourner identifier that identifies the entered deceased person name and mourner name, and sets the generated deceased mourner identifier as the deceased person name and mourner name. Furthermore, the formula hall identifier corresponding to the formula hall name is extracted from the hard disk, and the electronic pen identifier is extracted from the hard disk.

  The management computer 11 stores the name of the deceased, the name of the mourner, and the identifier of the deceased mourner on the hard disk, and stores the ceremony hall identifier and the electronic pen identifier on the hard disk in a state associated with the deceased mourner identifier. After storing them, the computer 11 displays a funeral information input screen on the display 12. On the funeral information input screen, as shown in FIG. 5, the all-night progress schedule input 48, the farewell type progress schedule input 49, the all-night progress schedule display 50, the farewell type progress schedule display 51, the first page creation 52, the last page creation 53, Each item of the first page display 54, the last page display 55, the personal data input 56, the personal data display 57, the word and word input 58, the word and word display 59, an execution button 60 and a cancel button 61 are displayed. When the cancel button 61 is pressed, the computer 11 displays the initial screen of FIG.

  FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of a nighttime progress schedule input screen, and FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of a nighttime schedule. In FIG. 6, illustration of data input is omitted. To enter the overnight plan, click the overnight plan input item on the funeral information input screen of FIG. 5 to invert the overnight plan input 48 and press the execute button 60. When the execution button 60 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays an all-night progress schedule input screen on the display 12. As illustrated in FIG. 6, a time input area 62, an event input area 63, a display time input area 64, an execution button 65, a clear button 66, and a cancel button 67 are displayed on the all-night progress schedule input screen. After entering the event time in the time input area 62 and entering each event in the event input area 63 and entering the display date and time in the display time input area 64 on the all-night progress schedule input screen Then, the execution button 65 is pressed. The display date is the date of the night for displaying the all-night progress schedule, and the display time is a predetermined time in the date throughout the night. For example, from what time to what time of the day of the night is set.

  When the execution button 65 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays on the display 12 a confirmation screen (not shown) displaying the times, events, and display times input in the input areas 62, 63, and 64, and the execution button. Display the cancel button. When the execution button is pressed again, the computer 11 stores the all-night progress schedule data of the input time, the event, and the display time in a state associated with the deceased mourner identifier (the all-night progress schedule storage means), and then FIG. An instruction screen is displayed on the display 12. When the clear button 66 is pressed on the all-night progress schedule input screen, the computer 11 deletes each input data. When the cancel button 67 is pressed, the computer 11 displays the initial screen of FIG.

  In order to confirm the inputted overnight progress schedule, the overnight progress schedule display item 50 in the funeral information input screen of FIG. 5 is clicked to reverse the overnight progress schedule display 50 and the execution button 60 is pressed. When the execute button 60 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays the overnight plan as shown in FIG. On the display 12, as an example of a schedule for advancing all night, seating, monk admission, reading, burning incense, monk leaving, mourner greetings, nighttime performance, and time schedules for those events are displayed.

  FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of a notification type progress schedule input screen, and FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example of a notification type progress schedule input screen. In FIG. 8, illustration of data input is omitted. In order to input the farewell type progress schedule input, the farewell type progress schedule input item is clicked on the funeral information input screen of FIG. When the execution button 60 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays a farewell type advance schedule input screen on the display 12. As shown in FIG. 8, a time input area 68, an event input area 69, a display time input area 70, an execution button 71, a clear button 72, and a cancel button 73 are displayed on the notification type progress schedule input screen. In the farewell type progress schedule input screen, the time at which the event is performed is input in the time input area 68, each event is input in the event input area 69, and the display date and time are input in the display time input area 70. Then, the execution button 71 is pressed. The display date is the date of the farewell ceremony for displaying the progress schedule of the farewell ceremony, and the display time is a predetermined time in the date in the farewell ceremony. For example, from what time to what time of the day of the farewell ceremony is set.

  When the execution button 71 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays on the display 12 a confirmation screen (not shown) displaying the time, event, and display time input in the input areas 68, 69, and 70, and the execution button. Display the cancel button. When the execution button is pressed again, the computer 11 stores the farewell type advance schedule data of the input time, event, and display time in a state associated with the deceased mourner identifier (the farewell type advance schedule storage means), 4 is displayed on the display 12. When the clear button 72 is pressed on the farewell type advance schedule input screen, the computer 11 deletes each input data. When the cancel button 73 is pressed, the computer 11 displays the initial screen of FIG.

  In order to confirm the entered farewell type progress schedule, the farewell type progress schedule display item 51 is clicked on the funeral information input screen of FIG. When the execution button 60 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays the farewell type advance schedule shown in FIG. On the display 12, as an example of the schedule of the farewell ceremony, seating, priest entrance, opening remarks, reading, fireworks, bereaved family incense, mourner incense, monk exit, mourner greetings, closed resignation events And the time schedule of those events are displayed.

  FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of the first page creation screen, and FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of the first page. In FIG. 10, illustration of data input is omitted. In order to create the first page displayed first on the display 13, the first page creation item is clicked on the funeral information input screen of FIG. When the execution button 60 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays various background designs of the first page on the display 12 (not shown). When a background design to be used for the first page is selected from the background designs and the execution button is pressed, the computer 11 stores the selected background design in a state associated with the deceased mourner identifier. Next, the computer 11 displays a first page creation screen on the display 12. In the first page creation screen, as shown in FIG. 10, a date input area 74, a ceremony hall name input area 75, a message input area 76, a photo input area 77, a display time input area 78, an execution button 79, and a clear button 80 A cancel button 81 is displayed.

  On the first page creation screen, the date of the night is entered in the date input area 74, the ceremony hall name is entered in the ceremony hall name input area 75, and a message is entered in the message input area 76. Furthermore, after inputting a photograph in the photograph input area 77 and inputting the display date and display time in the display time input area 78, the execution button 79 is pressed. The display date is the date of the night and the farewell ceremony for displaying the first page, and the display time is the predetermined time in the date for the night and the farewell ceremony. For example, it is set from what time to what time of day and night of farewell ceremony. Note that different top pages can be created for the night and the farewell ceremony, and different top pages can be displayed on the display 13 for the night and the farewell ceremony.

  When the execution button 79 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays a confirmation screen (not shown) that displays the date, ceremony hall, message, photo, and display time entered in the input areas 74 to 78 in the selected background design. Are displayed on the display 12, and an execution button and a cancel button are displayed. When the execution button is pressed again, the computer 11 stores the input date, ceremony hall name, message, photo, and first page data of the display time in the hard disk in association with the deceased mourner identifier, and then the instruction shown in FIG. A screen is displayed on the display 12. When the clear button 80 is pressed on the first page creation screen, the computer 11 deletes each input data. When the cancel button 81 is pressed, the computer 11 displays the initial screen of FIG.

  In order to confirm the input first page, the first page display item on the funeral information input screen shown in FIG. When the execute button 60 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays the first page shown in FIG. As an example of the first page, the display 12 displays a deceased person's name, a ceremony hall name, a mourner's name, a funeral date, a deceased photograph, and a message. The top page data is not limited to those shown in the figure, and a plurality of various top page data can be arbitrarily set.

  FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating an example of the final page creation screen, and FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating an example of the final page. In FIG. 12, illustration of data input is omitted. In order to create the last page displayed on the display 13 lastly, the last page creation item is clicked on the funeral information input screen of FIG. When the execution button 60 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays various background designs of the final page on the display 12 (not shown). When a background design to be used for the final page is selected from the background designs and the execution button is pressed, the computer 11 stores the selected background design in a state associated with the deceased mourner identifier. Next, the computer 11 displays a final page creation screen on the display 12. On the final page creation screen, as shown in FIG. 7, a date input area 82, a message input area 83, a display time input area 84, an execution button 85, a clear button 86, and a cancel button 87 are displayed.

  On the final page creation screen, enter the date in the date input area 82, enter the message in the message input area 83, and enter the display date and display time in the display time input area 84, then execute Press the button 85. The display date is the date of the night and farewell ceremony for displaying the last page, and the display time is the predetermined time in the date for the night and farewell ceremony. For example, it is set from what time to what time of day and night of farewell ceremony. Different last pages can be created for the night and the farewell ceremony, and different final pages can be displayed on the display 13 for the night and the farewell ceremony.

  When the execution button 85 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays a confirmation screen (not shown) that displays the date, message, and display time input in the input areas 82, 83, and 84 in the selected background design. Is displayed on the display 12, and an execution button and a cancel button are displayed. When the execution button is pressed again, the computer 11 stores the input date, message, and display time on the hard disk in a state in which the input date is associated with the deceased mourner identifier, and then displays the instruction screen of FIG. When the clear button 86 is pressed on the final page creation screen, the computer 11 deletes each input data. When the cancel button 87 is pressed, the computer 11 displays the initial screen of FIG.

  To confirm the input last page, the last page display item on the funeral information input screen shown in FIG. When the execute button 60 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays the last page shown in FIG. As an example of the last page, the name of the mourner and a message are displayed on the display 12. Note that the final page data is not limited to those shown in the figure, and various types of final page data can be arbitrarily set.

  FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating an example of a personal data input screen, and FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating an example of a profile. FIG. 16 is a diagram illustrating an example of a family structure, and FIG. 17 is a diagram illustrating an example of a memory photo. In FIG. 14, illustration of data input is omitted. When inputting the deceased's personal data, the personal data input item on the funeral information input screen of FIG. 5 is clicked to invert the personal data input 56 and the execute button 60 is pressed. When the execute button 60 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays a personal data input screen on the display 12.

  On the personal data input screen, as shown in FIG. 14, a profile input area 88, a history input area 89, a memory photo input area 90, a display time input area 91, an execution button 92, a clear button 93, and a cancel button 94 are displayed. The Enter the deceased's profile (birth date, blood type, age, hobby, personality, hometown, etc.) in the profile input area 88, and the deceased's career (family composition, school of origin, work history, achievements, etc.) in the career input area 89 ). Further, a pre-life photo or message is input to the memorized photo input area 90, and the display date and time are input to the display time input area 91, and then the execution button 92 is pressed. The personal data can be input to the computer 11 as Web data or electronic mail via the Internet, or can be input to the computer 11 from a memory device. The display date is the date of night and farewell ceremony for displaying personal data, and the display time is the predetermined time in the date for night and farewell ceremony. For example, it is set from what time to what time of day and night of farewell ceremony. Different personal data can be created for the night and the farewell ceremony, and different personal data can be displayed on the display 12 for the night and the farewell ceremony.

  When the execution button 92 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays on the display 12 a confirmation screen (not shown) displaying the profile, history, memory photo (including a message), and display time input in the input areas 88 to 91. In addition to displaying, an execution button and a cancel button are displayed. When the execution button is pressed again, the computer 11 stores personal data of the input profile, personal history, memory photo, and display time on the hard disk in a state associated with the deceased mourner identifier (personal data storage means), and then FIG. An instruction screen is displayed on the display 12. When the clear button 93 is pressed on the personal data input screen, the computer 11 deletes each input data. When the cancel button 94 is pressed, the computer 11 displays the initial screen of FIG.

  To confirm the entered personal data, the personal data display item on the funeral information input screen shown in FIG. When the execute button 60 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays the personal data shown in FIGS. The display 12 displays the date of birth, blood type, age, hobbies, personality, hometown as an example of the profile, and the deceased and wife, the eldest son, the eldest daughter, and the second son are displayed as an example of the family structure, Memories and messages are displayed. The personal data is not limited to those shown in the figure, and various types of personal data can be arbitrarily set.

  FIG. 18 is a diagram illustrating an example of a word-and-fee input screen, and FIG. In FIG. 18, illustration of data input is omitted. In order to input a ritual and a power call, the user clicks on a ritual and a power input item on the funeral information input screen shown in FIG. When the execute button 60 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays a screen for inputting power on the display 12 as shown in FIG. On the input / output screen, an input / output input area 95 with a display order, a display time input area 96, an execution button 97, a clear button 98, and a cancel button 99 are displayed.

  The user inputs a message or a message in the message input area 95 and inputs a display date and a display time in the display time input area 96, and then presses the execution button 97. The nickname and the message can be input to the computer 11 as Web data or e-mail via the Internet, or can be input to the computer 11 from a memory device. The display date is the date of the night and the farewell ceremony for displaying the ritual and the message, and the display time is the predetermined time in the date for the night and the farewell ceremony. For example, it is set from what time to what time of day and night of farewell ceremony. By setting the display time, it is possible to display different words and letters on the display 13 for the night and the farewell ceremony.

  When the execution button 97 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays on the display 12 a confirmation screen (not shown) that displays the word, power, and display time inputted in the input areas 95 and 96, and also executes the execution button and cancel. Show button. When the execution button is pressed again, the computer 11 stores the input ritual, telegram, and display time in the hard disk in a state associated with the deceased mourner identifier (the ceremonial power storage means). The instruction screen of FIG. 4 is displayed on the display 12. When the clear button 98 is pressed on the input screen, the computer 11 erases each input data. When the cancel button 99 is pressed, the computer 11 displays the initial screen of FIG.

  In order to confirm the inputted ritual or message, the nickname and message display item is clicked on the funeral information input screen shown in FIG. When the execute button 60 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays the award and the power saving shown in FIG. On the display 12, a message for introducing a certificate, the name of the certificate sender, a certificate, and the contents of the message are displayed.

  FIG. 20 is a diagram illustrating an example of a postulated photograph input screen. In FIG. 20, illustration of data input is omitted. When inputting a photographic image, click the photographic image entry item on the instruction screen of FIG. 4 to invert the photographic image input and press the execution button. When the execution button is pressed, the management computer 11 displays a posthumous photograph input screen shown in FIG. On the posthumous photo input screen, a postage photo input area 100 with a display order, a display time input area 101, a display interval input area 102, an execution button 103, a clear button 104, and a cancel button 105 are displayed. Executes after inputting a photographic image in the photographic image input area 100, inputting the display date and display time in the display time input area 101, and inputting the display time interval of each photographic image in the display interval input area 102 Press the button 103. It should be noted that the remains photograph is input to the computer 11 from a digital camera or a memory device. The display date is the date of the night and farewell ceremony for displaying the photo of the remains, and the display time is the predetermined time in the date for the night and farewell ceremony. For example, it is set from what time to what time of day and night of farewell ceremony. By setting the display time, it is possible to display different photographic images on the display 12 during the night and the farewell ceremony.

  When the execution button 103 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays on the display 12 a confirmation screen (not shown) that displays the posthumous photographs input in the input areas 100, 101, and 102, the display time, and the display time interval. , Run button, Cancel button are displayed. When the execution button is pressed again, the computer 11 stores the input photographic image, display time, and display time interval in association with the deceased mourner identifier on the hard disk (the photographic image storage means), and then displays the instruction screen of FIG. Displayed on the display 12. When the clear button 104 is pressed on the postage photograph input screen, the computer 11 deletes each input data. When the cancel button 105 is pressed, the computer 11 displays the initial screen of FIG.

  FIG. 21 is a diagram showing an example of the all-night schedule table screen, and FIG. 22 is a diagram showing an example of the all-night progress screen. After those input procedures are completed and each data is stored in the management computer 11, the night and the farewell ceremony are held. An example of an overnight operation procedure using this system 10 will be described as follows. In the initial screen of FIG. When the all-night progress button 32 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays the all-night schedule table screen on the display 12. As shown in FIG. 21, a plurality of night plan display areas 106, an execution button 107, and a cancel button 108 are displayed on the night plan table screen. Of these all-night plan display areas 106, the area 106 where the overnight stay is performed is clicked to highlight the area 106, and the execution button 107 is pressed.

  When the execution button 107 is pressed, the management computer 11 extracts the deceased person's name, the name of the mourner, and the night traveling schedule data corresponding to the deceased mourning person identifier of the designated (inverted) area 106 from the hard disk, and displays the night progress screen displaying them. Displayed on the display 12. As shown in FIG. 22, the deceased person's name, the name of the mourner, the day and night of commuting, the schedule of proceeding through the night, a start button 109 and a cancel button 110 are displayed on the all-night progress screen. When the cancel buttons 108 and 110 are pressed, the computer 11 displays the initial screen of FIG.

  When the start button 109 is pressed in the night progress screen, the management computer 11 extracts the night progress schedule data from the night progress screen from the hard disk, and the designated display time is displayed on the display 13 installed in the night ceremony hall. Is displayed only during the night (scheduled overnight progress output means) (with assistance of FIG. 7). Furthermore, the computer 11 extracts from the hard disk a plurality of photographic images corresponding to the deceased mourner identifier of the designated (reversed) area 106, and these photographic images are in the designated order, and the designated display time of the overnight date is displayed. It is displayed on the digital photo frame 15 at a specified time interval (post image display means). By reversing the plurality of areas 106, the night plan and the photographs of the nights corresponding to the areas 106 (corresponding to the respective deceased mourner identifiers of the respective areas 106) are displayed for each ceremony hall where the nights are performed (depending on the ceremony hall identifier). It can also be displayed in the specified ceremony hall).

  The funeral support system 10 outputs the scheduled nighttime through the display 13 at the nighttime ceremonial hall, so it is a list of events that are held during the night from the start to the end of the night and to the bereaved family, relatives, and mourners. It is possible to inform the time of the event, etc., and to make the night progress smoothly. Since the funeral support system 10 can sequentially display a plurality of deceased photographs of the deceased on the digital photo frame 15 installed on the altar during the night, the various faces before the deceased can be shown to relatives and mourners. Yes, relatives and mourners can mourn the deceased while they were alive while confirming their photographs. The funeral support system 10 can display the night plans scheduled at a plurality of ceremony halls for each of those halls by designating each night on the night schedule screen of FIG. The funeral support system 10 can centrally manage a night plan to be performed at a plurality of ceremony halls via the management computer 11.

  When the display time of the overnight plan is elapsed, the management computer 11 extracts the first page corresponding to the deceased mourner identifier of the designated (inverted) area 106 from the hard disk, and the display 13 installed in the night ceremony hall through the first page. Is displayed only during the designated display time (referring to FIG. 11). When the display time of the first page has elapsed, the computer 11 extracts the personal data of the designated deceased from the hard disk and displays the personal data for the designated display time on the display 13 installed in the night ceremony hall (individual) Data output means) (incorporated in FIGS. 15 to 17). By reversing a plurality of areas 106, the first page and personal data corresponding to each area 106 (corresponding to each deceased mourner identifier in each area) are identified for each ceremony hall where the night is performed (identified by the ceremony area identifier) Displayed at the ceremony hall).

  Since the funeral support system 10 sequentially outputs a plurality of personal data such as a profile, a history, a memory photo, etc. of the deceased's life through the display 13 at a night-time place during the night, the deceased's life It is possible to inform the relatives and mourners who do not know about their deceased's profile, biographies, memories photos, etc. at the night ceremonial hall, and the relatives and mourners can remember the deceased before living while checking their personal data. Since the funeral support system 10 can display all the data before the deceased's life as personal data, it can surely enhance the effect of the night stay, and the best night stay for not only the deceased but also the bereaved family and relatives. Can do. The funeral support system 10 can display personal data for each of the ceremony halls at a plurality of ceremony halls where the overnight trips are performed by designating each night on the overnight plan screen of FIG. The funeral support system 10 can centrally manage personal data in a plurality of ceremony halls via the management computer 11.

  When the display time of the personal data elapses, the management computer 11 extracts from the hard disk the message corresponding to the deceased main identifier of the designated (inverted) area 106, and passes the message to the display 13 installed in the night ceremony hall. Displayed only for the designated display time (弔 弔 弔 output means) (with assistance of FIG. 19). When the display time of 弔 意 弔 電 elapses, the computer 11 extracts the last page corresponding to the deceased mourner identifier in the designated (inverted) area 106 from the hard disk, and designates the last page on the display 13 installed in the ceremony hall at night. Displayed only for the display time (supported in FIG. 13). Furthermore, when the display time of the last page has elapsed, the computer 11 ends the display on the display 13.

  Since the funeral support system 10 outputs the rituals and telegrams through the display 13 at a predetermined time interval in the nighttime hall during the night progress, it is possible to sequentially inquire at the nighttime halls of the rituals and telegraphs and cannot attend the funeral. Can inform relatives and mourners of the person's compliments and condolences. The funeral support system 10 can display each station in a plurality of ceremonial halls where the night passes by specifying each night on the night plan screen shown in FIG. The funeral support system 10 can centrally manage all-in-one power at a plurality of ceremony halls via the management computer 11.

  FIG. 23 is a diagram illustrating an example of a night mourner list 16, and FIG. 24 is a diagram illustrating an example of a night scent encyclopedia 17. In FIGS. 23 and 24, data input is not shown. The mourners (including relatives) who visited Yoko Incense during the night write down their name and address on the night mourner list 16 (electronic pen-dedicated paper) installed at the reception, and hand the incense bag to the receptionist . The electronic pen 18 is used to enter the name and address in the mourners list 16. The electronic pens 18 used are those having an electronic pen identifier corresponding to the deceased mourner identifier. A serial number is displayed in the mourners list 16. The electronic pen 18 reads the name and address simultaneously with the writing of the name and address in the mourners list 16 and outputs the read name and address to the management computer 11 as a digital signal. The computer 11 stores the name and address output from the electronic pen 18 in association with the serial number of the mourners list 16 and the deceased mourner identifier (name and address storage means).

  During the night, the receptionist takes out the incense from the incense bag handed over by the mourner and writes the amount of money in the encyclopedia 17 for electronic night (paper for electronic pens). The entry of the scent amount in the scent list is performed by the electronic pen 18. In the incense list 17, serial numbers corresponding to the serial numbers of the mourners list 16 are displayed. The electronic pen 18 reads the scent amount simultaneously with the entry of the scent amount in the scent list 17 and outputs the read amount to the management computer 11 as a digital signal. The computer 11 stores the incense amount output from the electronic pen 18 in a state associated with the serial number of the mourner's list 16 and the deceased mourner identifier (incense amount storage means).

  FIG. 25 is a diagram showing an example of the farewell type schedule table screen, and FIG. 26 is a diagram showing an example of the farewell type progress screen. An example of the operation procedure of the farewell type using this system 10 is as follows. In the initial screen shown in FIG. When the farewell type progress button 33 is pressed, the management computer 11 displays a farewell type schedule table screen on the display 12. On the farewell schedule table screen, as shown in FIG. 25, a plurality of farewell ceremony schedule display areas 111, an execution button 112, and a cancel button 113 are displayed. . Of these farewell ceremony schedule display areas 111, the area 111 for executing the farewell ceremony is clicked to highlight the area 111 and the execution button 112 is pressed.

  When the execution button 112 is pressed, the management computer 11 extracts the deceased person's name, the name of the mourner, and the farewell type progression schedule data corresponding to the deceased mourner identifier of the designated (reversed) area 111 from the hard disk, and displays the farewell type progression that displays them. A screen is displayed on the display 12. As shown in FIG. 26, the farewell type progress screen displays the name of the deceased, the name of the mourner, the date of the farewell type, the schedule of the farewell type, a start button 114, and a cancel button 115. When the cancel buttons 113 and 115 are pressed, the computer 11 displays the initial screen of FIG.

  When the start button 114 is pressed on the farewell ceremony progress screen, the management computer 11 extracts the farewell ceremony progress schedule data from the farewell ceremony progress screen from the hard disk, and displays the farewell ceremony progress schedule at the farewell ceremony venue. 13 is displayed only for the designated display time (announcement type progress schedule output means) (in FIG. 9). Further, the computer 11 extracts from the hard disk a plurality of photographic images corresponding to the deceased mourner identifier of the designated (reversed) area 111, and these photographic images are in the designated order, and the designated display time of the overnight date is displayed. It is displayed on the digital photo frame 15 at a specified time interval (post image display means). By reversing a plurality of areas 111, farewell ceremony schedules and photographs corresponding to these areas 111 (corresponding to each deceased mourner identifier in each area 111) are displayed for each ceremony venue where the farewell ceremony is held It can also be displayed in the ceremony hall specified by the identifier.

  Since the funeral support system 10 outputs the farewell ceremony schedule through the display 13 at the ceremony hall at the farewell ceremony, the time from the start to the end of the farewell ceremony and the end of the farewell ceremony and the farewell ceremony A list of events to be held, the time of the events, etc. can be notified, and the farewell ceremony can proceed smoothly. Since the funeral support system 10 can sequentially display a plurality of deceased photographs of the deceased on the digital photo frame 15 installed on the altar at the farewell ceremony, the various faces before the deceased are shown to relatives and mourners. And relatives and mourners can mourn the deceased while they were alive while confirming their photographs. By specifying each farewell ceremony on the farewell ceremony schedule screen of FIG. 25, the funeral support system 10 can display the farewell ceremony schedules performed at a plurality of ceremony halls for each ceremony hall. The funeral support system 10 can centrally manage farewell ceremony schedules held at a plurality of ceremony halls via the management computer 11.

  When the display time of the farewell ceremony schedule is elapsed, the management computer 10 extracts the first page of the designated deceased from the hard disk, and the first page is displayed on the display 13 installed in the farewell ceremony hall for the designated display time. Display (with assistance of FIG. 11). The first page in the farewell ceremony can display a different page from that displayed during the night, but can also display the same page as that displayed during the night. By reversing a plurality of areas 111, the first page corresponding to each area 111 (corresponding to each deceased mourner identifier in each area 111) is specified for each ceremony place where the farewell ceremony is performed (specified by the ceremony place identifier). Can also be displayed in each ceremony hall).

  When the display time of the first page elapses, the computer 11 extracts personal data of the designated deceased from the hard disk, and displays the personal data on the display 13 installed in the farewell type ceremony hall for the designated display time ( Personal data output means) (incorporated in FIGS. 15 to 17). The personal data in the farewell ceremony can display data different from that displayed during the night, but can also display the same data as that displayed during the night. By reversing a plurality of areas 111, personal data corresponding to these areas 111 (corresponding to each deceased mourner identifier in each area 111) is specified for each ceremony place where the farewell ceremony is performed (specified by the ceremony place identifier). Can also be displayed in each ceremony hall).

  Since the funeral support system 10 sequentially outputs a plurality of personal data such as the deceased's pre-life profile, personal history, and memory photos at predetermined time intervals through the display 13 in the farewell ceremony hall during the farewell ceremony, A relative or mourner who does not know the deceased's life can be informed of the deceased's profile, background, memorable photos, etc. at the ceremonial ceremony, and the relatives and mourners can remember their deceased while checking their personal data. Can do. Since the funeral support system 10 can display all the data before the deceased's life as personal data, it can surely enhance the effect of the farewell ceremony, and the best farewell ceremony not only for the deceased but also for the bereaved family and relatives. It can be carried out. The funeral support system 10 can display personal data for each ceremony hall at a plurality of ceremony halls where the announcement ceremony is performed by designating each announcement ceremony on the overnight plan screen of FIG.

  When the display time of the personal data elapses, the management computer 11 extracts from the hard disk the message corresponding to the deceased main identifier of the designated (inverted) area 111, and displays the message 13 on the display 13 installed in the farewell ceremony hall. Is displayed only for the designated display time (弔 弔 弔 电 输出 装置) (图 19 助 助). In the farewell ceremony, the user can display a message that is different from that displayed during the night, but can also display a message that is the same as that displayed during the night. When the display time of 弔 意 弔 電 passes, the computer 11 extracts the last page corresponding to the deceased mourner identifier of the designated (reversed) area 111 from the hard disk, and the last page is displayed on the display 13 installed in the ceremonial ceremony hall. Displayed only for the specified display time (supported in FIG. 13). The last page in the farewell ceremony can display a different page from that displayed during the night, but can also display the same page as that displayed during the night. Furthermore, when the display time of the last page has elapsed, the computer 11 ends the display on the display 13.

  Since the funeral support system 10 outputs the replies and condolences through the display 13 at predetermined time intervals in the farewell ceremony hall during the farewell ceremony, it is possible to sequentially inquire at the farewell ceremony venue. Can inform relatives and mourners of the compliments and powers of those who cannot attend the funeral. By specifying each farewell ceremony on the all-night schedule screen of FIG. 25, the funeral support system 10 can display the 弔 意 弔 電 for each such ceremonial site in a plurality of ceremony halls where the farewell ceremony is held.

  FIG. 27 is a diagram illustrating an example of the farewell ceremony mourner list 16, and FIG. 28 is a diagram illustrating an example of the farewell ceremony encyclopedia 17. 27 and 28, illustration of data input is omitted. The mourners (including relatives) who visited incense in the farewell ceremony record their name and address in the mourners list 16 (electronic pen dedicated paper) for the farewell ceremony set up at the reception. In addition, the mourner who visited for the first time incense gives the incense bag to the receptionist. The electronic pen 18 is used to enter the name and address in the mourners list 16. The electronic pens 18 used are those having an electronic pen identifier corresponding to the deceased mourner identifier. A serial number is displayed in the mourners list 16. The electronic pen 18 reads the name and address simultaneously with the writing of the name and address in the mourners list 16 and outputs the read name and address to the management computer 11 as a digital signal. The computer 11 stores the name and address output from the electronic pen 18 in association with the serial number of the mourners list 16 and the deceased mourner identifier (name and address storage means).

  In the farewell ceremony, the receptionist takes out the incense from the incense bag handed over by the mourner and writes the amount in the sensation-type incense list 17 (paper for electronic pens). The entry of the scent amount in the scent list is performed by the electronic pen 18. In the incense list 17, serial numbers corresponding to the serial numbers of the mourners list 16 are displayed. The electronic pen 18 reads the scent amount simultaneously with the entry of the scent amount in the scent list, and outputs the read amount to the management computer 11 as a digital signal. The computer 11 stores the incense amount output from the electronic pen 18 in a state associated with the serial number of the mourner's list 16 and the deceased mourner identifier (incense amount storage means).

  FIG. 29 is a diagram illustrating an example of the funeral ledger 116. In FIG. 29, illustration of data display is omitted. To create the mourner's ledger 116 after the end of the night or after the farewell ceremony, enter the deceased person's name and mourner's name on the instruction screen in FIG. The ledger creation 40 is reversed and the execution button 46 is pressed. When the execute button 46 is pressed, the computer 11 extracts from the hard disk the name and address corresponding to the deceased mourner identifier of the entered deceased person name and mourner name, and displays the extracted name and address in a mourner's register in a predetermined format. Then, a mourner's ledger 116 is created (a funeral ledger creating means), and the created mourner's ledger 116 is stored in the hard disk in a state associated with the deceased mourner identifier (a mourner's ledger storing means).

  The computer 11 attends both the night and the farewell ceremony, and if the name and address are written in the night mourner list 16 or the mourner list 16 for the farewell ceremony, the computer 11 deletes one of the duplicate names and addresses. A funeral register 116 is created. In addition, the computer 11 can create the mourner's register 116 for the night and separately create the mourner's register 116 for the farewell ceremony. The order of the mourners in the mourner's register 116 can be freely changed, such as the order of Aiweo, alphabetical order, or the serial number order of the mourners list 16.

  After entering the name of the deceased and the name of the mourner on the instruction screen of FIG. 4, clicking the funeral register display item to invert the funeral register display 43 and pressing the execute button 46 causes the computer 11 to input the name of the deceased. The mourner's ledger 116 corresponding to the deceased mourner identifier of the name of the mourner is extracted from the hard disk, and the extracted mourner's ledger 116 is displayed on the display 12 (funeral ledger output means). The person register 116 is output (funeral register output means).

  In the created and output funeral register 116, as shown in FIG. 29, the name of the deceased and the name of the mourner are displayed, the name of the mourner is displayed in the name display area together with the serial number, and the funeral in the address display area. The address of the person is displayed. The funeral support system 10 includes a mourner's ledger 116 that displays the names and addresses of relatives and mourners without a separate copy of the names and addresses of relatives and mourners recorded in the mourners list 16 by the receptionist. Since it is created, it is possible to save the trouble of creating a mourner's ledger such as a receptionist and simplify the reception work at the funeral. In addition, it is possible to prevent a description mistake caused by a person in charge of the reception who separately copies the names and addresses of relatives and mourners recorded in the mourners' list 16.

  30 and 31 are diagrams illustrating an example of the funeral ledger 117. In order to create the funeral ledger 117 after the end of the night or after the farewell ceremony, enter the name of the deceased and the name of the mourner on the instruction screen of FIG. 4 and click the funeral ledger creation item to create the funeral ledger 40 And execute button 46 is pressed. When the execution button 46 is pressed, the computer 11 stores the first page, the night plan, the farewell type schedule, the personal data, the last page, the arbiter and the compliment from the hard disk corresponding to the deceased mourner identifier of the deceased person name and the mourner name. Extracted and extracted those first page, night plan, farewell type schedule, personal data, final page, allegory and commendation in a funeral ledger of a predetermined format to create a funeral ledger 117 (funeral ledger creation means) The created funeral ledger 117 is stored in the hard disk in a state associated with the deceased mourner identifier (funeral ledger storage means).

  After entering the name of the deceased and the name of the mourner on the instruction screen of FIG. 4, clicking the funeral ledger display item to invert the funeral ledger display 44 and pressing the execute button 46 causes the computer 11 to input the name of the deceased and the mourner. The funeral ledger 117 corresponding to the name of the deceased mourner identifier is extracted from the hard disk, the extracted funeral ledger 117 is displayed on the display 12 (funeral ledger output means), and the funeral ledger 117 is output from the printer 12 by inputting the print instruction. (Funeral ledger output means).

  In the created and output funeral ledger 117, as shown in FIG. 30, the name of the deceased and the name of the mourner are displayed, and the first page used for the funeral, the schedule for going through the night, the schedule for the farewell ceremony, and personal data are displayed. Moreover, as shown in FIG. 31, the sent literary message and the received message are displayed. Since the funeral support system 10 creates a deceased's funeral ledger that displays various personal data, remarks, and telegrams, and outputs the created funeral ledger, personal data such as the deceased's profile and personal history used in the funeral By gathering rituals and lanterns in the funeral ledger, it is possible to create memories of the deceased's funeral and to keep the deceased's funeral history. The funeral support system 10 can provide a funeral ledger displaying personal data of the deceased in front of the Holy Spirit and the Buddha, and can be used for the deceased while praying for the happiness of the deceased.

  FIG. 32 is a diagram illustrating an example of the incense ledger 118. To create the encyclopedia book 118 after the end of the night or after the farewell ceremony, enter the deceased person's name and mourner's name on the instruction screen of FIG. And execute button 46 is pressed. When the execution button 46 is pressed, the management computer 11 extracts the incense amounts associated with the deceased mourner identifier of the entered deceased person name and mourner name and the serial number of the mourners list from the hard disk, The total amount is calculated and the amount of the incense is divided into amounts, and the incense amount, the total amount, the name, and the address are described in a predetermined form of the inscription book, and the inscription book 118 is created (an encyclopedia creating unit). The computer 11 stores the created incense ledger 118 in the hard disk in a state in which it is associated with the deceased mourner identifier (incense ledger storage means).

  After inputting the name of the deceased and the name of the mourner on the instruction screen of FIG. 4, the display of the encyclopedia ledger 45 is reversed by clicking on the display of the encyclopedia ledger 45, and the execution button 46 is pressed. The incense ledger 118 corresponding to the name of the deceased mourner identifier is extracted from the hard disk, and the extracted incense ledger 118 is displayed on the display 12 (an incense ledger output means), and the incense ledger 118 is output from the printer 14 by inputting a print instruction. (Incense ledger output means).

  In the created and output incense book 118, as shown in FIG. 32, the name of the deceased and the name of the mourner are displayed, and the name and address of the mourner are displayed in each incense display area divided by amount, The total amount of incense is displayed in the total amount display area. The funeral support system 10 does not require the receptionist to calculate the total amount of the incense, and since the total amount of the incense is displayed in the incense ledger 118, it is possible to save time and effort for the receptionist and the like to calculate the incense amount. It is possible to simplify the reception work at the funeral. In this funeral support system 10, since the breakdown of the incense that categorizes the incense according to the amount is displayed in the incense ledger 118, it is not necessary for the receptionist to separately categorize the incense for each amount. It is possible to save the labor of sorting incense every time.

10 Funeral support system 11 Management computer 12 Display (output device)
13 Display (output device)
14 Printer (output device)
15 Digital Photo Frame 16 Funeral list (paper for electronic pens)
17 Incense catalog (paper for electronic pens)
18 Electronic pen (digital pen)

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In a funeral support system formed from a management computer that manages a plurality of funeral information related to the funeral of a specific deceased, and an output device that is connected to the management computer and outputs the funeral information,
The funeral information includes various types of personal data before the deceased's life, and the management computer stores personal data storage means for storing the personal data, and stores the stored personal data during the funeral. A funeral support system comprising personal data output means for sequentially outputting at predetermined time intervals via the output device in a ceremony hall.   The management computer creates a funeral ledger creating means for creating the deceased funeral ledger displaying the personal data stored by the personal data storage means, and a funeral ledger output for outputting the created funeral ledger via the output device. The funeral support system according to claim 1, further comprising: means.   The funeral information includes a plurality of rituals and messages sent to the deceased, and the management computer stores the meditations and memorandums, and stores the medals and messages stored in the funeral. The funeral support system according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising a 弔 弔 electric power output means for sequentially outputting at predetermined time intervals through the output device in the funeral hall.   4. The funeral support system according to claim 3, wherein the funeral ledger creation means displays the resignation and power stored in the funeral ledger storage means on the funeral ledger.   The funeral information includes a night progress schedule of the deceased, and the management computer stores a night progress schedule storage means for storing the night progress schedule, and stores the night progress schedule stored in the funeral ceremony hall at the night. The funeral support system according to any one of claims 1 to 4, further comprising: a night progress schedule output unit configured to output via the output device.   The funeral information includes a farewell ceremony schedule in the farewell ceremony of the deceased, and the management computer stores a farewell formula schedule storage means for storing the farewell formula schedule, and the stored farewell formula schedule The funeral support system according to any one of claims 1 to 5, further comprising a farewell type progress schedule output means for outputting via the output device at the funeral hall in the farewell type.   The funeral information includes the names and addresses of a plurality of mourners attending the funeral, and the system includes a funeral list printed with a predetermined dot pattern, and the names and addresses to the funeral list. An electronic pen that reads the name and address at the same time as writing and outputs the read name and address as a digital signal to the management computer, and the management computer stores the name and address output from the electronic pen Address storage means, mourners ledger creation means for creating a funeral ledger based on the stored name and address, and mourners ledger output means for outputting the created funeral ledger via the output device The funeral support system according to any one of claims 1 to 6.   The funeral information includes an incense amount of an incense received from the mourner, the system includes an incense list printed with a predetermined dot pattern, and the electronic pen describes in the incense list of the incense amount At the same time, the scent amount is read, the scent amount read is output as a digital signal to the management computer, and the management computer stores a scent amount storage means for storing the scent amount output from the electronic pen, and the stored name. And an address book and an incense amount, and an incense ledger creation means for creating an incense ledger that displays the incense amount total and the incense breakdown for each amount, and the created encyclopedia via the output device. The funeral support system according to claim 7, further comprising:   The system includes a digital photo frame connected to the management computer and displaying the deceased photograph of the deceased, and the management computer stores a plurality of deceased photograph photographs of the deceased, and the stored remains The funeral support system according to any one of claims 1 to 8, further comprising a photographic image display means for sequentially displaying photographs at predetermined time intervals through the digital photo frame at the funeral hall during the funeral.

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