JP2011184904A - Grave marker with stupa stand, and method for manufacturing footstone section thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a grave marker which enables a stupa to be set up within standards established for a graveyard, even in the case of the graveyard where a stupa stand, a statue of a noble character, etc. are not permitted to be installed, and which enables the combined installation of an article such as the statue of the noble character. <P>SOLUTION: The grave marker 1 for being installed in the graveyard is provided. The grave marker 1 comprises at least an approximate flat plate-like footstone section 10, and a tombstone section 11 which is erected on the top surface of the footstone section 10. A stupa erection groove 100, into which a lower end of the stupa 13 can be inserted for the erection of the stupa, is provided on the backside, with respect to the tombstone section 11, of the footstone section 10. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a tombstone with a tower tower and a method for manufacturing the headstone part thereof, and more particularly to a tombstone capable of setting a tower tower without conflicting with the installation standards of the cemetery, and a method for manufacturing the headstone part of such a headstone. It is.

Recent cemeteries, such as public cemeteries, have many large-scale facilities in which sections are arranged in an orderly manner. Each section is a standardized land and is divided into a relatively small area for easy use.
In such cemeteries, the standards for grave markers that can be installed are set for the purpose of harmony with the surroundings in the cemetery, protection of the landscape, prevention of conflicts with neighboring users, etc. It is often not allowed to install stone monuments and articles at will.

  Traditionally installed in cemeteries are stone monuments, tower stands, flower stands, etc., collectively called grave markers. In Japan, where many Buddhists are founded, these are customarily erected for the purpose of providing ancestral generations. According to the old customs of the house, it is not possible to construct a grave marker freely.

  Due to the general practice of visiting graves, stone monuments and flower stands are standard specifications, and the design is relatively free, mainly according to height restrictions. However, tower towers and graves are often not allowed due to the size of the parcels and the number of stones that can be installed. In particular, it was difficult to install Buddha statues and other items that were not essential in the cemetery as described above.

  On the other hand, regardless of the standards of such cemeteries, as long as the grave marker is a manifestation of faith, the founders have various feelings, and there is a great demand for providing services in the form of hope according to their faith. strong. What kind of tombstone can be erected is a big judgment for those who have great faith in the selection of graveyards and tombstone contractors, and it is possible to provide a tombmark according to the hope of the founder within the established standards. It has been demanded.

  For example, tower towers are set up to pray for the deceased's well-being at the time of legal affairs and on the bank, and tower towers are placed on the back of the tombstones when they are offered. As towering is a common method in many denominations, it is rare that towers can be set up at the cemetery in the temple. This is one of the things that I feel inconvenient.

  In addition, there are many erectionists who want to install Buddha statues such as Dainichi Nyorai statue, Yakushi Nyorai statue, Buddhist statue such as Kannon statue, Jizo statue, and other items in the cemetery. For example, the statue of Jizo, which has been popular among the common people as “Ojizo-san” and “Ojizo-sama”, has been enshrined by the Buddha ’s commission and cultivated the general masses of the French-free period after its extermination And it is a great support for our spiritual life in the present Buddhist era.

There is a strong desire of the common people that the purpose of building such a statue of Jizo 菩薩 in the cemetery is to provide for children and mizuko. In other words, in Buddhism, a child who died prior to his parents is said to be sinful and fall into hell, and it is said that it is Jizo to save such a sinful child. In addition, Buddhism has not taken the path of salvation for the spirits of those who died of non-business such as the deaths of war and traffic accidents. .
Because of this religious background, some founders feel great significance in erected statues such as the statues of Jizo, and this has led to a diversity of thoughts about graves.

Patent Publication No. 9-78887 Japanese Patent Publication No. 9-119236 Japanese Patent Publication No. 9-228693

  The present invention was created in view of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and even if it is a cemetery where the installation of a tower or a statue is not permitted, the tower is built within the standard set by the cemetery. The purpose is to provide a grave marker that can be installed, and to enable the installation of statues and other items.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention has the following configuration.
That is, it is a grave marker installed in a cemetery, and in a configuration including at least a substantially flat plate-like stonestone portion and a stone monument portion standing upright on the upper surface of the stonestone portion, It is characterized in that a tower erection groove is provided in which the lower end of the tower can be inserted and the tower can be erected.

  The tower ridge groove may have a configuration in which the width of the groove is tapered downward corresponding to the lower end shape having an acute angle of the tower ridge.

A trapezoidal columnar recess with a long side on the front side is provided at the rear end of the trapezoidal portion, and a trapezoidal columnar member that fits into the recess is provided, and the inner surface of the towering groove is formed by the trapezoidal portion and the trapezoidal columnar member The structure to do may be sufficient.
A plurality of the tower ridge grooves may be arranged substantially evenly in the width direction of the trapezoidal portion.

In the above-mentioned tombstone with a tower tower, a notch for placing a statue or an article can be provided on the front side of the stone monument of the talus.
Alternatively, in the above-mentioned gravestone with a tower tower, the stone monument part can be provided with an article accommodating part for accommodating a Buddha statue or other articles.

  In the above-mentioned gravestone with a tower tower, a cover stone part covering the ossuary chamber is provided in front of the talc part, and a central stone with Koro on the cover stone part, and an article storage part for storing flower stands, statues and other articles Alternatively, the left and right stones may be arranged on either side, and the height of the central stone may be lower than any of the left and right stones.

  In the above-mentioned tombstone with a tower tower, a central stone provided with a cover stone part covering the ossuary chamber in front of the headstone part, and an article storage part for storing Koro and Buddha statues and other articles on the cover stone part, and a flower stand The right and left stones respectively provided with the left and right stones may be arranged so that the height of the left and right stones is lower than the height of the central stone.

This invention can also provide the manufacturing method of the substantially flat plate-shaped trapezoid part used for the grave marker installed in a graveyard. The manufacturing method includes the following steps.
(1) A concave portion forming step of forming a trapezoidal columnar concave portion whose front side is the long side at the rear end of the trapezoidal portion;
(2) Tower trapezoidal groove forming step of forming three side surfaces inside the tower trapping groove that can insert the lower end of the tower trap into the trapezoidal columnar member fitted in the concave portion,
(3) A trapezoidal columnar member fitting step of fitting the trapezoidal columnar member into the concave portion, including at least these steps, and forming the tower standing groove at a boundary portion between the concave portion and the trapezoidal columnar member. Features.

The present invention has the following effects by providing the above configuration.
First, the tower tower can be integrated with the stone tower by inserting a tower tower groove that allows the tower tower to be set up by inserting the lower end of the tower tower on the back side of the monument part of the stone tower. Even in a cemetery that is not allowed to be placed separately, pagoda can be provided. In particular, since the talus is an indispensable component in the grave marker, a cemetery in which this is not allowed cannot be considered at all, and it is effective in many cemeteries with limited tower construction.

In addition, the back side of the stonestone part of the stone is not visible from the front side because the stone monument covers the front, making it almost indistinguishable from the case of standing on a conventional tower. Therefore, it is possible to set up a tower without a sense of incongruity.
At the same time, by integrating with the base stone, the number of parts can be reduced and the overall cost of the tombstone can be reduced.

  By reducing the width of the groove in the taper shape toward the bottom corresponding to the lower end shape that is an acute angle of the tower wall, the tower wall can be stably held with a simple configuration, and the width is reduced. Even if it is slightly different, the tower can be made to stand vertically by inserting it into the narrow part of the tip.

By constructing the tower ridge groove from a concave portion provided in the taled stone portion and a trapezoidal columnar member fitted in the concave portion, it is technically easier to manufacture than making a groove directly in the taled stone portion. In particular, when the inside is tapered, the inside machining is greatly facilitated by dividing the inside into two.
In addition, by forming a trapezoidal columnar recess with the long side on the front side, the trapezoidal columnar member is locked to the trapezoidal part at the hypotenuse of the trapezoid, and forms a strong towering groove without depending on adhesive etc. Can do. This configuration is particularly effective for grave markers that are installed outdoors for an extremely long period of time.

  By arranging a plurality of tower ridge grooves substantially uniformly in the width direction of the trapezoidal portion, a large number of tower ridges can be laid in parallel as in the conventional tower ridge.

  By providing a notch for placing the statue or article on the front side of the stone monument of the stone, it is possible to secure a place to place the statue and article without protruding from the stone in plan view. can do. By cutting out the trapezoidal part, the height at the time of mounting can be suppressed, and since it becomes clear as a dedicated installation place, the aesthetics are also improved.

  By providing the stone monument with an article storage unit that houses a statue and other articles, it is possible to install a statue and the like together with a tower at a graveyard where conditions are only allowed.

  In the structure with a cover stone part covering the ossuary chamber in front of the stonestone part, on the cover stone part, a central stone with Koro and an article storage part for storing flower stands and statues and other articles respectively By arranging the provided left and right stones, if a cemetery is permitted to have a flower stand, a statue or other article can be placed at the position of the flower stand as an alternative to the flower stand. At this time, the aesthetics can be improved by aligning the height of one of the right and left stones with a flower and the height of the other Buddha image.

  In addition, in the configuration where the central stone with the article storage part for storing Koro and Buddha statues and other articles and the left and right stones with flower stands are arranged on the cover stone part, in the cemetery where the installation of Koro was permitted If there is, it is possible to accommodate a sculpture or other articles by integrating the Koro and the article storage unit.

  According to the manufacturing method of the talc part of the present invention, the talc part having the above-described effects can be manufactured by a simple method, and a firm towering groove can be formed by engaging the stone material.

1 is an overall perspective view of a grave marker according to the present invention. It is a perspective view of the trapezoid part (Example 1) concerning the present invention. It is a perspective view of the trapezoid part (Example 2) which concerns on this invention. It is explanatory drawing explaining the detail of the trapezoid part (concave part) which concerns on this invention. It is explanatory drawing explaining the detail of the trapezoid part (trapezoid columnar member) which concerns on this invention. It is process drawing of the manufacturing method of the trapezoid part which concerns on this invention. It is a perspective view of the trapezoid part (Examples 3 and 4) concerning the present invention. It is an Example which provides an articles | goods accommodating part (Example 5) in the stele part which concerns on this invention. It is an Example which provides an article | item accommodating part in the left-right stone which concerns on this invention. It is a structural example (Example 6) of the left-right stone which concerns on this invention. It is a structural example (Example 7) of the left-right stone which concerns on this invention.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described based on examples shown in the drawings. The embodiment is not limited to the following.
FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of a grave marker (1) according to the present invention. The minimum configuration of the present invention is composed of a substantially flat plate-like stone portion (10) and a stone monument portion (11) standing upright on the upper surface thereof. In addition, in this embodiment, the ossuary chamber is placed in front of the stone plate portion (10). The cover stone part (12) which covers is provided.
The main part of the present invention is a tower erection groove that allows the tower wall to be set up by inserting the lower end of the tower wall (13) on the back side of the position where the stone monument part (11) of the talc part (10) is placed. 100). Hereinafter, the structure of the tower vertical groove (100) and the manufacturing method of the talc part (10) provided with this will be described in detail.

Example 1
FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the trapezoidal portion (10). The trapezoidal portion (10) is a substantially flat plate-like body that becomes the base of the stelestone portion (11), and stably installs the stelestone portion (11) and contributes to the improvement of aesthetics. Generally, it is formed of a stone material (granite, Oya stone, etc.) as in the stone monument (11), but the material may be anything such as concrete block, ceramic, iron, wood, resin.
In the present embodiment, the flat surface portion (101) on which the stone monument portion (11) is placed has a thickness of 75 mm, and a raised portion (102) raised by 75 mm is formed on the back side thereof. That is, the thickness at the raised portion (102) is 150 mm.

  In the vicinity of the left end of the raised portion (102), there is provided a tower groove (100) having a width of 85 mm and a depth of 10 mm and penetrating from the upper surface to the lower surface of the raised portion (102). The dimensions of the tower ridge groove (100) are adapted to the shape of a general tower ridge (13), and the tower ridge (13) can be erected as shown.

  The tower has a length of about 1.8 m and cannot be stably stood by its own weight or wind unless the lower end is held at a certain height. In this regard, the tower wall can be stably held by providing the raised portion (102) in the trapezoidal portion (10) as in the present embodiment and securing the height of 150 mm. In addition, it is desirable that the height is high in order to hold the tower stably, but the stone used for the talus part becomes large and expensive, the balance with the height of the stone monument, and the tower is not hidden too much. In order to achieve this, approximately 100 mm to 300 mm is preferable.

The raised portion (102) has a depth (L1) at the height of the flat surface portion (101) of 60 mm and a depth (L2) of the upper surface of 45 mm, and the cross section viewed from the side has a trapezoidal shape and the front side is inclined (102a). ) This has the effect of increasing the strength of the raised portion (102) and expressing the depth when viewed from the front, thereby improving the overall aesthetics.
The shape of the raised portion is not limited to this, and may be a configuration that protrudes at a right angle, a configuration that protrudes in a curved manner, or a configuration in which only a part protrudes in the width direction.

The tower ridge groove (100) may penetrate from the upper surface to the lower surface in the same cross section, but in this embodiment, the tower ridge groove (100) is tapered downward corresponding to the lower end shape (130) having an acute angle of the tower ridge (13). The groove width is configured to be small.
In general, the tower tower is formed with an acute angle at the lower end in order to pierce and stand on the ground. In the present invention, this shape is used so that the tower tower (13) does not swing left and right in the tower tower groove (100). In addition, the shape of the tower vertical groove (100) was tapered. That is, when an acute angle tip is inserted into the tapered groove, the tower is naturally guided along the groove, and it becomes possible to make the tower stand upright.

(Example 2)
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the trapezoidal portion (10) (Example 2). In the present example, four tower ridge grooves were arranged substantially evenly in the width direction of the trapezoidal portion (10), in particular, the raised portion (102). Each tower tower groove (100a) (100b) (100c) (100d) can stand one tower tower (13), and a plurality of tower towers can be set up at the same time as a conventional tower tower.
The width of the trapezoidal portion (10) of this example is 590 mm, and when four are arranged, the intervals between the grooves are approximately equal to about 5 cm. Considering that there is no contact at the upper end because the tower is long, the distance between the grooves is preferably at least 40 mm.
Of course, the number of tower ridge grooves is arbitrary, and can be an arbitrary number of two or more according to the width of the talc (10) and the desire of the builder.

Furthermore, although not shown in the figure, two or more columns of tower tower grooves may be provided in the front-rear direction. For example, if there are four rows of upright tower towers in the front and rear, up to eight tower towers can be set up.
Alternatively, the depth of the tower tower groove may be 20 mm or more, and two or more tower towers may be stacked upright.

FIGS. 4 to 6 are explanatory views for explaining the structure of the above-mentioned tower standing groove (100).
The tower groove (100) of the present invention can also be formed by carving a groove from one side of the trapezoidal part (10) with a drill or the like, but it is difficult to cut such a thin groove in the stone material because of the manufacturing process. This will lead to worse yields and higher manufacturing costs. In particular, as described in the above embodiment, it is very difficult to configure the tower groove (100) in a tapered shape.

Therefore, in this embodiment, it is proposed to form the tower vertical groove (100) from two members. First, as shown in FIG. 4, a trapezoidal columnar concave portion (20) whose front side is the long side (200) is provided at the rear end of the trapezoidal portion (10). As for the dimensions of the recess (20), the length (L3) on the long side (200) is 103 mm, the length (L4) on the short side (201) is 91 mm, and the depth (L5) is 24 mm. .
FIG. 4 (b) is a plan view of the same part, which can be cut from the back side (upper side in the figure) of the talc portion (10), and the difference in length between the long side and the short side is not large. It is easy to cut by just tilting the cutter.
FIG.4 (c) is a rear view of the same part, and shows that the recessed part (20) is vertically formed from the upper surface to the lower surface of the trapezoidal part (10).

Next, the trapezoidal columnar member (30) shown in FIG. 5 is used. The trapezoidal columnar member (30) has a trapezoidal outer shape coinciding with the concave portion (20) in a plan view shown in FIG. 5B, and as shown in the front view of FIG. Is formed.
The outer shape of the trapezoidal columnar member (30) is a shape that fits exactly into the recess (20).

Then, the trapezoidal columnar member (30) is fitted into the recess (20) by forming the shape of the inner side surface of the tower standing groove (100), which is the main part of the present invention, on the front side of the trapezoidal columnar member (30). When they are combined, the tower vertical groove (100) is formed in a region sandwiched between the two.
That is, as shown in FIG. 5 (a), the upper surface has the opening (31) having the above-described dimensions, and a groove is formed as it is down to a depth of about 65 mm. Below that, the width is narrowed to the tapered portion (32), and the width at the lower end (33) is 24 mm.

As with the recess (20), the notch provided in the trapezoidal columnar member (30) can be cut from one side, and is not difficult to process. In addition, with this manufacturing method, it is possible to easily form the tapered portion (32).
As described above, three of the inner side surfaces of the tower vertical groove (100) can be constituted by the trapezoidal columnar member (20).

Further, as shown in FIG. 6, a tower ridge groove (100) is formed by combining the trapezoidal portion (10) manufactured in the recess formation step of FIG. 4 and the tower ridge groove formation step of FIG. 5 and the trapezoidal columnar member (30). ).
That is, as shown in FIG. 6 (a), the trapezoidal columnar member (30) is fitted by sliding from above (or below) the concave portion (20) (trapezoidal columnar member fitting step), and FIG. ) To form a towering groove (100) at the boundary between the recess (20) and the trapezoidal columnar member (30).

  According to this manufacturing method, unless the trapezoidal columnar member (30) is pulled upward, the tower-shaped groove (100) is formed semipermanently without being detached from the recess (20) and without performing bonding or the like. be able to. Not only the front surface (34) of the trapezoidal columnar member (30) but also the entire oblique side surface (35) (see FIG. 5 (b)) is in contact with the recess (20), so that the contact area is larger than simply closing the cut with a lid. This also contributes to prevention of damage to the trapezoidal columnar member (30).

  In this embodiment, the trapezoidal columnar member (30) is provided with three surfaces on the inner surface of the towering groove. However, as long as the trapezoidal columnar member is used, such as a configuration in which three surfaces are provided on the concave portion (20) side, any arbitrary shape can be used. Can be formed by a method.

(Example 3)
Fig.7 (a) is a perspective view of the trapezoid part (10) (Example 3) based on this invention.
First, unlike the said Example, the base stone part (10) shown in Example 3 is the structure of the flat body which does not have a protruding part. The thickness of the flat plate is 120 mm so that the tower can be stably stood by the tower standing groove (100). Such a shape may be sufficient as the trapezoid part (10) of this invention.
And in this trapezoidal part (10), the notch part (40) for mounting an image or an article is provided in the front side rather than the position where a monument part (11) is mounted.
The notch (40) in the present embodiment has a width of 120 mm, a depth of 60 mm, and a depth of about 105 mm. Here, there is a space for placing items related to the deceased, such as small jizo caskets, photographs, relics and toys. To do.

Conventionally, it was possible to place an article in the surplus space of the trapezoidal part, but the appearance was poor with just placing it, and it was not suitable as a space for permanent placement. In addition, since spaces other than the talc cannot be freely placed according to cemetery standards, a place to place these items beautifully has been demanded.
The present invention solves these problems in combination with the above-mentioned tower construction, and proposes to provide an article accommodating portion by performing simple processing on the same trapezoidal portion (10). Since the cutout portion (40) is lowered from the upper surface of the trapezoidal portion (10), there is little sense of protruding when placing a prestige image or an article with a height, contributing to the improvement of the overall design. In addition, the article is not easily displaced by the notch (40), which contributes to stable placement.

(Example 4)
FIG.7 (b) is another Example which similarly provided the notch part (41), and has shown the structure provided with the notch part (41) near the front end and center of the talc part (10). The dimensions of the notch are the same as in Example 3 except that the depth is as shallow as 60 mm.
In this embodiment, since the thickness of the flat surface portion (101) is 75 mm, the depth is shallow, but it is functionally the same, and can be used as a space for placing a statue or other articles.

(Example 5)
FIG. 8 shows an embodiment in which the article storage portion (50) is provided in the stone monument portion (11) in the present invention. As described in the prior art, a builder who wants to install a statue or the like in a cemetery has a strong demand, but it is often difficult to provide a separate statue according to cemetery standards.
In the present embodiment, the article storage section (50) can be opened in the stone monument section (11), and the statue (51) or the like can be placed on the inside. In this configuration, the height of the statue can be prevented from projecting more than the monument part (11), so that it is possible to cope with a height restriction.
As an article to be stored, a photo, a relic, a toy, etc. can be arbitrarily used.

  Further, when the article accommodating portion (50) is configured, a stone image can be engraved to form a prestige image integrally. In this case, the sculpture can be regarded as one of the designs of the monument (11), so even if there is a standard of mounding that other articles should not be placed on the monument, provide a grave marker with the sculpture can do.

(Example 6)
FIG. 9 shows an embodiment in which an article accommodating portion is provided on the left and right stones according to the present invention.
In the grave marker (1) with a tower stand according to the present invention, a cover stone (12) covering the ossuary chamber is provided in front of the talc (10). On this cover stone part (12), Koro (60) called a central stone, an article accommodating part (61) called a left stone, and a flower stand (62) called a right stone are arranged. A feature of the present invention is that these three stones are integrally formed, and various functions and equipment required for a grave marker can be provided in this integrated member. Since Koro and the flower stand are indispensable equipment for visiting the grave, the installation is usually accepted. However, the present invention is to transform one of the left and right stones on which the flower stand has been placed into the article accommodating part (61). It is what we propose.
In the present embodiment, the left stone is used as the article accommodating portion (61), but it may be left or right.

As shown in FIG. 10, the left and right stones (61) and (62) are higher than Koro (60), the article accommodating part (61) is 310 mm high, Koro (60) is 200 mm, and the flower stand (62) is 240 mm. It has become.
Since flower arrangement (62) is provided with flowers, the appearance is even higher. Corresponding to this, the article accommodating part (61) is designed to be higher, and the installation can be balanced on the left and right.

  The article accommodating portion (61) has an inner height of 268 mm, and can accommodate a small precious image or a tall article. In addition, a sculpture can be formed directly on the inside of the article storage unit (61) to form a statue.

(Example 7)
FIG. 11 is an example of the integrally constructed left and right stones and central stone used in the tombstone with tower tower (1) provided with the cover stone part (12), as in Example 6.
In the present embodiment, the left stone (71) and the right stone (72) are used as a flower stand in the same manner as in the past, so that the flowers can be provided in a balanced manner on both sides, while Koro ( 74) and an article accommodating portion (73).

In this configuration, the height of the flower stand is 180 mm (?? is 150 mm on the right), while the height of the central stone is 310 mm to balance the height of the flower at the time of flowering with the height of the central stone. It is in order.
The inner height of the article accommodating portion (73) is 268 mm, and even a small image and a tall article can be accommodated. Further, a sculpture or the like can be formed by directly engraving the inside of the article accommodating portion (73).

1 Tombstone 10 Taishi 11 Stone monument 12 Coverstone 13 Tower 婆 100 Tower erection groove

Claims (9)

A grave marker installed in a cemetery, comprising at least a substantially flat plate-shaped talus and a monument standing upright on the upper surface of the talc,
A grave marker with a tower erection characterized by providing a tower erection groove in which the lower end of the tower erection can be inserted and the tower erection can be erected on the back side of the stone monument part. The tower vertical groove is
The tomb mark with a tower tower according to claim 1, wherein the width of the groove is reduced in a tapered shape corresponding to a lower end shape having an acute angle of the tower tower. While providing a trapezoidal columnar recess whose front side is the long side at the rear end of the trapezoidal portion, a trapezoidal columnar member fitted into the recess is provided,
The tomb mark with a tower tower according to claim 1 or 2, wherein an inner side surface of the tower tower groove is formed by the trapezoidal portion and the trapezoidal columnar member. The grave marker with tower towers according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a plurality of tower tower grooves are arranged substantially evenly in the width direction of the trapezoidal portion. In the tombstone with tower tower,
The grave marker with a tower tower according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a cutout portion for placing a statue or an article is provided on a front side of the stonestone portion of the stonestone portion. In the tombstone with tower tower,
The grave marker with a tower tower according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the stone monument part is provided with an article storage part for storing a statue and other articles. In the tombstone with tower tower,
With a cover stone covering the ossuary chamber in front of the headstone,
On the cover stone part, a central stone provided with Koro and left and right stones each provided with an article storage part for storing a flower stand and a statue and other articles, respectively,
The grave marker with a tower tower according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein a height of the central stone is lower than any height of the left and right stones. In the tombstone with tower tower,
With a cover stone covering the ossuary chamber in front of the headstone,
On the cover stone part, a central stone provided with an article storage part for storing Koro and a sculpture statue and other articles, and left and right stones each provided with a flower stand,
The grave marker with tower towers according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the height of the left and right stones is lower than the height of the central stone. In the manufacturing method of the substantially flat plate-shaped trapezoid used for the tombstone installed in the cemetery,
A concave portion forming step for forming a trapezoidal columnar concave portion whose front side is the long side at the rear end of the trapezoidal portion;
Tower trapezoidal groove forming step of forming three side surfaces inside the tower towering groove that can be inserted into the trapezoidal columnar member fitted into the recess to stand the tower tower.
The trapezoidal columnar member includes at least a trapezoidal columnar member fitting step for fitting the trapezoidal columnar member in the recess, and the towering groove is formed at a boundary portion between the recess and the trapezoidal columnar member. Method for manufacturing the headstone.

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