JP2011161088A - Altar for funeral - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an altar for funeral which has the deceased remembered and comforts mourners without increasing costs. <P>SOLUTION: The altar for funeral where a background for having the deceased remembered or comforting mourners is provided behind the altar includes: a screen (20) hung behind the altars (14, 24); and a projector (21) for expanding an image for having the deceased remembered or comforting the mourners to the screen (20). A plurality of projectors are disposed at intervals in the horizontal direction and partial images obtained by dividing the image for having the deceased remembered or the image comforting the mourners by the respective plurality of the projectors are enlarged and projected to the screen to compose one background. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a funeral altar, and more particularly, to an altar that allows a deceased person or a mourner to seduce and deceive a mourner without incurring high costs.

  There are generally Shiraki altars and flower altars for funeral altars. The Shiraki Altar is an altar in which a photo of the remains is placed in the center of the Shiraki-made altar, and fresh flowers are displayed on the left and right sides.

  In recent years, there has been a demand for an atmosphere in which a mourner can seduce a deceased person or cheat a mourner without compromising the solemnity of the funeral.

  Therefore, a funeral altar has been proposed in which images of landscapes and objects related to the deceased, or images of landscapes and objects that mourn the mourners, are digitally processed and printed on a sheet to decorate the background of the remains. (Patent Document 1).

JP 2001-327393 A

  However, in the conventional funeral altar, the background of the altar is wide, and it is very troublesome to digitally process the image in order to enlarge the image so as not to impair the solemnity of the funeral. There is a problem that the cost becomes high because the used sheet has to be discarded.

  In view of such problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a funeral altar in which a deceased person can be mourned and a mourner can be cheated without incurring high costs.

  Therefore, the funeral altar according to the present invention is a funeral altar in which a background for mourning the deceased or a mourner is provided behind the altar, and a screen suspended from the altar and the deceased And a projector that magnifies and projects an image on the screen and an image that makes a mourner feel.

  The feature of the present invention is that the background of the altar is constituted by a projector. As a result, if the image to be projected is precisely created, the background can be formed with high image quality, so that the solemnity of the funeral is not impaired, and the deceased and the mourners are accused of the deceased. It is easy to create an atmosphere where you can relax. In addition, since it is not necessary to discard the background screen after the funeral, the cost is not increased.

  The size of the screen is not particularly limited as long as it is provided on the background of the altar, but it is preferable to use a screen having a width exceeding the entire width of the altar so that the entire background of the altar can be decorated.

  One projector may be used, but altars such as halls have a large width and a large screen, so a single projector cannot cover the image. Therefore, a plurality of projectors are provided at intervals in the width direction, and a partial image obtained by dividing an image that draws the deceased or a mourner by each of the plurality of projectors is enlarged and projected on the screen. One background should be constructed.

  Although the projector may be provided on the floor surface or near the floor surface, there is a possibility that the projector can be seen by a mourner. Therefore, it is preferable that the projector is provided on the ceiling side (ceiling or near the ceiling), and a blindfold that hides the projector from the mourner is suspended from the ceiling.

  An image that mourns the deceased person or an image that mourns the mourner may be created according to the request of the bereaved family for each funeral, but a plurality of appropriate images are prepared in advance and selected by the bereaved family Further cost reduction can be realized by using.

  The altar may be a flower altar or a Shiraki altar.

It is the schematic which shows preferable embodiment of the funeral altar which concerns on this invention. It is a plane block diagram which shows the said embodiment. It is a side block diagram which shows the said embodiment. It is the schematic which shows 2nd Embodiment.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail based on specific examples shown in the drawings. 1 to 3 show a preferred embodiment of a funeral altar according to the present invention, which is an example applied to a flower altar. In the figure, on the stage 10 in the hall, a photo of the remains 12 is decorated by a stand 11 in the center, and a large number of fresh flowers 13 are displayed around the images of the remains 12 to create a flower altar 14.

  Also, funeral equipment legs are arranged on the stage 10, a chair 15 and a burning incense stand 16 are placed in front of the stage 10, and a plurality of incense burners 17 are arranged on the burning incense stand 16.

  A screen 20 is suspended from the ceiling behind the flower altar 14. The screen 20 has a width exceeding the entire width of the flower altar 14 and a height from a predetermined height to the ceiling from the floor of the stage 10 so as to cover the back of the flower altar 14. Yes.

  In addition, three projectors 21 are mounted on the ceiling of the stage 10 with an interval in the width direction and directed toward the screen 20, and a blindfold 22 is suspended in front of the projector 21 to project from a mourner. The machine 21 is hidden.

  The projector 21 is inputted with an image that makes a deceased person or an image that makes a mourner feel like it, and the image is enlarged and projected on the screen 20 to form a background. As this image, an image selected by a bereaved family from a plurality of prepared images is used. For example, a flower altar different from the flower altar 14 shown in FIG. 1, for example, a flower altar 24 shown in FIG.

  In addition, the three projectors 21 are inputted with partial images obtained by dividing an image reminiscent of the deceased or an image reminiscent of a mourner, and a single continuous background is formed by the three partial images. It has become.

  In the flower altar in this example, the background chosen by the bereaved family is formed behind the shadow, so the bereaved family and mourners can mourn the deceased or mourn the mourners.

  Further, since the background is formed by projecting the image by the projector 21 in an enlarged manner, the operation is easier than in the case where the background is formed by enlarged printing, and the cost is not increased.

  Furthermore, it is not necessary to discard after the funeral, as in the case where the background is formed by enlarged printing, and the screen 20 can be used any number of times, which does not incur a high cost.

  In the above example, the case of the flower altar has been described, but the present invention can be similarly applied to the Shiroki altar.

12 Shadows 13 Fresh flowers 14, 24 Flower altar 20 Screen 21 Projector 22 Blindfold curtain

Claims (6)

In a funeral altar where a background to mourn the deceased or a background to mourn the mourners was set up behind the altar,
A screen (20) suspended behind the altar (14, 24);
A projector (21) for enlarging and projecting an image for mourning a deceased person or an image for mourners onto the screen (20)
A funeral altar characterized by comprising   The funeral altar as claimed in claim 1, wherein the screen (20) has a width across the entire width of the altar (14, 24).   A plurality of the projectors (21) are provided at intervals in the width direction, and a partial image obtained by dividing the image in which each of the plurality of projectors (21) scrambles the deceased or the mourners is divided into the screen. The funeral altar according to claim 1, wherein one background is formed by enlarging and projecting to (20).   The funeral altar according to claim 1, wherein the projector (21) is provided on a ceiling side, and a blindfold curtain (22) for hiding the projector (21) from a mourner is suspended from the ceiling.   2. The funeral altar according to claim 1, wherein the background image for mourning the deceased or the image for mourning the mourner is selected by a bereaved family from a plurality of images prepared in advance. The funeral altar as claimed in claim 1, wherein the altar is a flower altar (14, 24).

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