JP2010207514A - Method for opening memorial web page - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a technique of constructing a site for the memory of a deceased having no grave and a technique of constructing a satisfactory site for the memory of an individual having a grave. <P>SOLUTION: A user A memorial hall page 50 is published while a user A is alive. While a user A is alive, a main page 51 describing the profile of the use A and a memorial gallery page 52 for displaying memorial photo data are published. When the user A dies, a message page 54 and a visiting page 55 are added to the user A memorial hall page 50. A visitor having accessed the visiting page 55 is capable of doing operation having a meaning similar to that of visiting the wake and funeral service of the user A and similar to visiting the grave of the user A. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a technology for converting a memory of a deceased into information and providing a place for memorializing the deceased on a network.

  Since ancient times, various rituals have been held in Japan to commemorate the deceased. When family members die, nights and funerals are held. Families, relatives, and friends gather at the deceased's homes and funeral halls to mourn the death of the deceased. When the funeral is over and the forty-nine day statute is over, ossuary is performed. The bones of the deceased are stored in the grave, and the deceased sleeps in the grave.

  Such customs are Buddhist customs, but in other religions there are many ways to keep the deceased in the grave. Family, relatives and friends can visit the deceased's grave and honor the deceased.

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  However, in recent years, the number of people who do not have graves or who cannot have graves is increasing due to the progress of the nuclear family and lifestyle changes. Especially in urban areas, the change is remarkable, the way of thinking about how to mourn the deceased has become flexible, and the way of thinking about the concept of burying the deceased has also changed.

  Under these changes in ideas, even if you can't have a grave, your family will always be kept in your heart and you will be able to establish a new way to remember your deceased more closely. Has been strongly sought after.

  The said nonpatent literature 1 is related with the WEB site which enables grave visit on the internet. Family members who do not have a grave due to circumstances can visit the grave of the deceased created on the WEB site.

  In view of the above problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a technique for constructing a place for remembering a deceased who does not have a grave. Alternatively, it aims to provide technology for building a place of fulfilling memories even for individuals with graves.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the invention according to claim 1 is a method for publishing a remembrance WEB page, and publishing a WEB page in which a user's profile is recorded through the Internet while the user is alive. A memorial content adding step of adding a memorial content for the user's death to the WEB page when the user dies, the memorial content being visited through the Internet on the WEB page Content that enables an access operation that means attending a person all night is included.

  The invention according to claim 2 is a method for publishing a remembrance WEB page, a WEB page publishing step for publishing a WEB page in which a user profile is recorded through the Internet while the user is alive, and when the user dies And a memorial content adding step for adding memorial content for the death of the user to the WEB page. The memorial content is a funeral for visitors who visit the WEB page via the Internet. Content that enables an access operation meaning participation is included.

  The invention according to claim 3 is a method for publishing a remembrance WEB page, a WEB page publishing step for publishing a WEB page in which a user's profile is recorded through the Internet while the user is alive, and after the user dies And a memorial content adding step for adding memorial content for the user's death to the WEB page. The memorial content is used to visit a grave for visitors who visit the WEB page via the Internet. Content that enables an access operation that means visiting is included.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the method for publishing the memorial web page according to any one of the first to third aspects, the web page includes video content of the user and / or a person related to the user. It is characterized by including.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the method for publishing the memorial WEB page according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, the WEB page includes content representing a family tree of the user. .

  According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, in the method for publishing the memory web page according to any one of the first to fifth aspects, the web page includes content representing the user's handwritten message. .

  According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, in the method for publishing the memorial WEB page according to the sixth aspect, the handwritten message is displayed on the WEB page, and the voice of the user reading the message is reproduced. .

  According to an eighth aspect of the present invention, in the method for publishing the memory web page according to any one of the first to seventh aspects, the content for memorialization includes a bookkeeping operation interface that enables a bookkeeping operation by the visitor. The message written by the visitor using the bookkeeping operation interface is published as a part of the memorial content so that it can be referred to.

  According to a ninth aspect of the present invention, in the method of publishing the memorial web page according to any one of the first to seventh aspects, the memorial content includes a flower donation operation interface that enables the visitor to perform a flower donation operation. A method for publishing a memory web page, wherein an image of a flower designated by the flower donation operation interface is disclosed as a part of the content for memory.

  In the method for publishing the memory web page of the present invention, the web page in which the user's profile is recorded is made public while the user is alive, and when the user dies, content for memorializing the death of the user is added to the WEB page.

  The user can prepare a WEB page in memory of his / her self that will be released after his / her death. The user can design a WEB page that remedies herself according to her preference.

  Moreover, since a visitor can access the WEB page which memorizes a user through the internet, more people can be invited to the place which memorializes a user's death.

  The memorial content added after the user's death includes content that enables an access operation that means attending all night. Families, relatives and acquaintances can attend the deceased's nights without any time or geographical restrictions.

  In addition, the memorial content includes content that enables an access operation that means attending a funeral. Families, relatives, and acquaintances can attend deceased funerals without time or geographical constraints.

  In addition, the memorial content includes content that enables an access operation meaning that the user visited the grave. Family, relatives and acquaintances can visit the deceased's graves without any time or geographical restrictions.

1 is an overall view of a memorial WEB system. It is a figure which shows conversion of the role of the WEB page as a memorial hall. It is a figure which shows the Main page which is a top page of a user A memorial hall page. It is a figure which shows the Memorial Gallery page contained in the user A memorial page. It is a figure which shows the Family page contained in the user A memorial hall page. It is a figure which shows the Message page contained in the user A memorial hall page. It is a figure which shows the Visiting page contained in the user A memorial hall page. It is a figure which shows the Visiting page contained in the user A memorial hall page.

{1. System configuration}
Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is an overall view of a memorial WEB system according to an embodiment. The memorial WEB system includes a memorial center 1 where the WWW server 11 and the database server 12 are installed, and personal computers 3, 3... Connected to the memorial center 1 via the Internet 2.

  The memorial center 1 is a center that distributes a WEB page on which a user's personality, memories, messages, and the like are recorded to the Internet 2 as a user's memorial. In this embodiment, the user indicates a user who has opened a WEB page in the Memorial Center 1. The database server 12 stores WEB page data that is a memorial hall for each user. The personal computers 3, 3... Connected to the Internet 2 can refer to the WEB page that is a memorial hall of each user by connecting to the WWW server 11.

  Content data for a large number of users' memorials is registered in the database server 12, and the memorial center 1 includes a large number of users such as a user A, a user B, a user C,. WEB page as a memorial will be released. In the following description, a user A memorial page 50, which is a WEB page as a memorial of user A, will be described as an example.

{2. WEB Page Role as a Memorial}
As shown in FIG. 2, the user A memorial hall page 50 is published while the user A is alive. User A registers his / her own image data, family image data, memory scenery image data, and the like in the database server 12. User A registers text data and image data related to his profile such as “name”, “date of birth”, “birth place”, “favorite word”, “my favorite” in the database server 12. To do. These image data and text data are released as contents of the user A memorial hall page 50 which is beautifully designed as the user A memorial hall.

  The user A memorial hall page 50 that is disclosed during the lifetime of the user A has a role as a memorial hall for introducing the profile and memories of the user A while the user A is alive. By publishing user A's profile data and memory image data, user A can introduce his / her personality to family, relatives, and friends.

  It is assumed that the user A memorial hall page 50 that is disclosed to the user A while he is alive is used as a memorial hall for the user A even after the user A dies. The user A creates the user A memorial hall page 50 to be used after the death while alive.

  As shown in FIG. 2, when the user A dies, the user A memorial hall page 50 can be operated all night. In addition, after the night, a funeral can be performed on the user A memorial page 50. As will be described later by way of example, when the user A dies, a memorial content is added to the user A memorial page 50 so that a funeral can be run all night. In other words, a person who visits the user A memorial page 50 is provided with an operation interface having the same meaning as attending a funeral all night.

  In addition, after the user A dies and takes a funeral at the user A memorial page 50, the user A memorial page 50 continues to operate as a memorial hall for the deceased user A. In particular, for the user A who does not have a grave, the user A memorial hall page 50 has a role as a symbol similar to the grave of the user A. A person who visits the user A memorial page 50 is provided with an operation interface having the same meaning as when the user A visited the grave.

  In this way, the WEB page created as a memorial hall is a profile page for a user who does not have a grave for any reason, and is a profile page for continually transmitting the user's memory to family and acquaintances, and burying the user's soul. It has a role as a grave. Alternatively, the WEB page created as a memorial hall also serves as a new and fulfilling place for the deceased, even for users who have graves.

{3. WEB page example}
Next, the contents of the user A memorial page 50 will be described with reference to FIGS. In the example introduced here, the user A memorial hall page 50 includes five pages: a main page 51, a memory / gallery page 52, a family page 53, a message page 54, and a visiting page 55.

  FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the Main page 51. The Main page 51 is used as the top page of the user A memorial page 50. As shown in the figure, the Main page 51 introduces the user A's face photo, “name”, “birthday”, “birthplace”, and “favorite words”. Further, the “favorite” of the user A is introduced on the Main page 51. In the example of the figure, user A's favorite overseas travel destination, music, movies, and the like are introduced.

  The main page 51 is a page created from the beginning when the user A releases the user A memorial hall page 50. That is, it is a page that is made public while user A is alive. Thus, the Main page 51 has a role as a user profile page regardless of whether the user is alive or not.

  FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the Memory Gallery page 52. On the Memory Gallery page 52, image data 521, 521,... Of memories of the user are displayed. For example, a photographic image of the user A's own memories, a photographic image of the user A's family, a photographic image of the user A's pet, a photographic image of the house where the user A was found, a landscape photographic image of the travel destination, and the like.

  The Memory Gallery page 52 is a page created from the beginning when the user A releases the user A memorial page 50. Thus, the Memory Gallery page 52 serves as a page for introducing an image of the memory of the user A regardless of whether the user is alive or not. In the example shown in FIG. 4, a still image is used, but a moving image may be used. If the moving image with sound is reproduced, the memories of the user A can be expressed more impressively.

  While alive, the user A can enjoy the Memory Gallery page 52 as a page for spelling out his / her own memories, like a general blog. After death, the Memory Gallery page 52 has a role to convey the memories of the deceased user A, the hobby of the deceased, and matters related to the deceased to future generations as proof of the living of the deceased.

  FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the Family page 53. On the Family page 53, the family tree of the user A is displayed. The Family page 53 is a page created from the beginning when the user A releases the user A memorial page 50. As described above, the Family page 53 has a role as a page indicating the user's family relationship regardless of whether the user is alive or not.

  The Main page 51, the Memory Gallery page 52, and the Family page 53 described above are web pages that are disclosed from the lifetime of the user A. These three WEB pages are WEB pages that are disclosed even after the death of the user A. The user A can select and design the contents of the WEB page, which is disclosed as his / her own memorial, even after his / her death, while he is still alive.

  FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the Message page 54. On the Message page 54, a message written by the user A is introduced.

  The Message page 54 is a WEB page that is released after the death of the user A. While the user A is alive, the user A writes in advance a handwritten message that is disclosed on the Message page 54 in advance. The handwritten message is scanned and registered in the database server 12 as image data. When the user A dies, the message page 54 is released when the family contacts the person in charge at the memorial center 1.

  In this way, on the Message page 54, the user A can publish a message he / she wants to leave to his family and acquaintances after his death. Although the handwritten message that the user A wrote while alive is registered in the database server 12, the content may be hidden from the family. The family can first see the messages uploaded by contacting the Memorial Center 1.

  In the example of the figure, only one handwritten message is disclosed, but a handwritten message created for each important person may be disclosed. Further, on the Message page 54, the handwritten message may be displayed and the voice of the user A who reads the handwritten message may be reproduced. The user A may record a message in advance while alive and register voice data in the database server 12.

  FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the Visiting page 55. The Visiting page 55 is a WEB page that is made public after the death of the user A. The visiting page 55 is a page visited by the family, relatives, and friends who mourn for the death of the user A after the death of the user A.

  On the visiting page 55, the face photo and name of the user A are displayed in the center of the page. Further, the birth date and the date of death of the user A and the birth place are displayed under the name of the user A. Note that the Main page 51 shown in FIG. 3 is a content that is disclosed while the user A is alive, and therefore only the date of birth of the user A is displayed. After the death of the user A, the display content is changed so that the birth date and the date of death are also displayed on the main page 51 in conjunction with the release of the visiting page 55.

  Under the display column of the personal information, a name input unit 551 that is an input interface for a visitor to input a name, a book entry unit 552 that is an input interface for making a book entry, and a flower offering operation for performing a flower arrangement operation A portion 553 is disposed.

  The Visiting page 55 is used as a page for staying up all night on the day when the user A died. The visitor can visit the Visiting page 55 and perform an operation having the same meaning as having attended all night.

  The visiting page 55 is used as a page for taking a funeral on the next day when the user A dies. The visitor can visit the Visiting page 55 and perform an operation having the same meaning as having attended the funeral.

  First, the visitor inputs his / her name in the name input unit 551. Subsequently, the visitor inputs a message to the deceased in the bookkeeping unit 552. Then, the visitor selects a flower to be donated in the flower donation operation unit 553. Here, five types of flowers are prepared, and the visitor can select one of the flowers by selecting one of the radio buttons.

  When the visitor completes the bookkeeping and flower donation operations and clicks the “write” button 554, the visitor's bookkeeping content is introduced on the Visiting page 55. FIG. 8 shows a state where the visiting page 55 is scrolled down from the state shown in FIG. On the Visiting page 55, the name of the visitor and the contents of the book written by the visitor are displayed. In addition, the image of the flower selected in the flower donation operation unit 553 is displayed together with the book entry contents.

  Thus, the visitor can make a book by an operation similar to writing on a blog or a bulletin board. In fact, in the case of nights and funerals held at the venue, there are cases where it is unavoidable to be absent due to reasons such as being far away and schedules being unavoidable. However, according to the present embodiment, a visitor can make a book on the Visiting page 55 at a convenient time by connecting to the Internet in any place in Japan or the world.

  The nights and funerals actually held at the venue are important opportunities for families and acquaintances to gather in one place for the deceased. The nights and funerals conducted in this system are not places where people actually gather like traditional nights and funerals, but more people can go beyond geographical and time constraints. The Internet 2 has the advantage of being able to keep a book in the deceased memorial. Since there are no geographical or time restrictions for visitors, more people will visit the memorial hall, and more people will be able to keep a book. It will be felt.

  In FIG. 7, the visiting page 55 has the same design configuration as the main page 51 that is the top page, but of course, the design of the visiting page 55 can be variously changed. For example, it is good also as a design according to the custom for a specific religion.

  Further, in the above example, the difference in Visiting page 55 is not particularly described for nighttime and funeral, but for example, different designs may be applied according to nighttime and funeral customs.

  Further, the visiting page 55 is used as a page for visiting the grave of the deceased user A after an appropriate date has passed since the user A died. A visitor can perform an operation having the same meaning as visiting a grave by visiting the Visiting page 55.

  The operation method is the same as that described above. The visitor can perform an operation that means visiting the grave by operating the name input unit 551, the bookkeeping unit 552, and the flower offering operation unit 553.

  Of course, the Visiting page 55 may be redesigned after the night and funeral. For example, if it is a user who uses Buddhism as a religion, the design may be changed after the forty-nine days of the legal requirements are over.

  In this way, the visiting page 55 is a page having a role as a place for memorializing the deceased, like a funeral or visiting a grave at night. In fact, if you are going to a night or funeral at a venue, you can see the deceased's remains. The family will look for a photo to use as a deceased person's picture, but may not find a suitable photo. Alternatively, it is only necessary to know the photograph that the deceased liked before life, but in many cases it is not known. In this regard, on the Visiting page 55, the user A can select a photo by himself before his life. User A can use his most favorite photograph.

  In the above embodiment, the user A publishes the Main page 51, the Memory page 52, and the Family page 53 while alive, and after the death, the user A publishes the Message page 54 and the Visiting page 55. That is, the Message page 54 and the Visiting page 55 are registered in advance in the database server 12 as remembrance content. After the death of the user A, the remembrance content is added to the user A memorial page 50, and the WWW server 11 It is published by. Of course, the types of pages disclosed after death during the lifetime are only examples, and various patterns can be considered for pages published during the lifetime and pages published after the death.

  For example, the Message page 51 may be disclosed from the lifetime of the user A. Then, the content of the message may be replaced at the timing when the user A dies. For example, user A's diary may be introduced as a message while user A is alive, and a message such as user A's will may be introduced after user A's death.

  The Family page 53 may be made public after the death of the user A. Also, the image data displayed on the Memory / Gallery page 52 may be different between the user A's being alive and after the death. Even in this case, the user A may select his / her favorite photo to be displayed while he / she is alive.

  Whether or not to apply an access password to the user A memorial page 50 is arbitrary. A password may be set so that only family members and relatives can access. You may make it contact an acquaintance with an access URL and an access password. Alternatively, all the people who access through the Internet 2 may visit without using a password.

1 Memorial Hall Center 2 Internet 3 Personal Computer 50 User A Memorial Page 51 Main Page 52 Memory / Gallery Page 53 Family Page 54 Message Page 55 Visiting Page 551 Name Input Unit 552 Bookkeeping Unit 553 Flower Operation Unit

Claims (9)

A WEB page publishing step of publishing a WEB page in which the user's profile is recorded through the Internet during the lifetime of the user;
When the user dies, a memorial content adding step of adding a memorial content for the user's death to the WEB page;
With
The method of publishing a memory web page, wherein the content for memorialization includes content that enables an access operation meaning that a visitor visits the web page through the Internet through the night. . A WEB page publishing step of publishing a WEB page in which the user's profile is recorded through the Internet during the life of the user;
When the user dies, a memorial content adding step of adding a memorial content for the user's death to the WEB page;
With
The method of publishing a memory web page, wherein the content for memorialization includes content that enables an access operation that means attending a funeral for a visitor visiting the web page via the Internet . A WEB page publishing step of publishing a WEB page in which the user's profile is recorded through the Internet during the lifetime of the user;
After the user dies, a memorial content adding step of adding memorial content that mourns the user's death to the WEB page;
With
The method for publishing a memory web page, wherein the content for memorialization includes content that enables an access operation meaning that a visitor visits the grave for a visitor who visits the web page via the Internet. . In the method for publishing the memorial WEB page according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The method of publishing a memory web page, wherein the web page includes video content of the user and / or a person related to the user. In the method for publishing the memorial WEB page according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
The method for publishing a memory web page, wherein the web page includes content representing a family tree of the user. In the method for publishing the memorial WEB page according to any one of claims 1 to 5,
The method of publishing a memory web page, wherein the web page includes content representing the user's handwritten message. In the method for publishing the memorial web page according to claim 6,
A method for publishing a memory web page, wherein the handwritten message is displayed on the web page, and a voice of the user reading the message is reproduced. In the method for publishing the memorial WEB page according to any one of claims 1 to 7,
The memorial content includes a bookkeeping operation interface that enables a bookkeeping operation by the visitor,
A method for publishing a memory web page, wherein a message recorded by the visitor using the bookkeeping operation interface is published as a part of the content for tracking. In the method for publishing the memorial WEB page according to any one of claims 1 to 7,
The memorial content includes a flower donation operation interface that enables a flower operation by the visitor,
A method for publishing a memorial web page, wherein a flower image designated by the flower donation operation interface is published as a part of the memorial content.

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