JP2022022854A - Ancestral tablet - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an ancestral tablet that can store remains.SOLUTION: An ancestral tablet 100 is provided for holding a memorial service for the deceased. The ancestral tablet comprises; a lower base part 300 arranged in the lower side of the ancestral tablet 100; a roof member 600 arranged in the upper side of the ancestral tablet 100; an ancestral tablet body 200 arranged between the lower base part 300 and the roof member 600; a front plate member 300 capable of being mounted to the ancestral tablet body 200 and having a discipline name or a Buddhist name described thereon; a back plate member 400 capable of being mounted to the ancestral tablet body 200 and having a secular name described thereon; and a Buddha's bones container capable of containing remains. The ancestral tablet body 200 has a front plate insertion part for the front plate member 300 to be inserted, a back plate insertion part for the back plate member 400 to be inserted, and a Buddha's bones container storage part for the Buddha's bones container to be stored.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a mortuary tablet.

The origin of mortuary tablets is said to be a tool for ancestral rituals in China, where Confucianism was popular. This was transmitted to Japan, and it has been adapted to the original idea of Yorishiro that the spirit of the deceased dwells, and continues to the present day.

Common mortuary tablets are those made of white wood, and smaller black mortuary tablets with gold ornaments and dark wood grain.

All of them have the name of the dharma name, the date of death, the age of death, the common name, etc., and are used for offerings.

On the other hand, in recent years, the birthrate is declining and the number of nuclear families is increasing, and the number of cases where no one can succeed to the grave is increasing.

In such cases, many people usually consider graves. Tomb grave means to return the grave or land that was used for a long time to the manager of a temple or the like as a vacant lot.

In addition, it may be a permanent memorial service for the grave. Eternal memorial service is to have temples and reiens take over the remains of graves and deceased people and offer them for eternity.

Even if the grave keeper disappears, there is no need to worry about becoming an unrelated grave, and it is a way to get a proper memorial service.

If you already have a grave, ask the temple or reien that manages the graveyard where the grave is located for a permanent memorial service. The management of graves and ashes after making a permanent memorial service differs depending on the temple or reien, but there are cases where the grave is left as a memorial service until a certain time, and cases where the grave is relocated at the time of making a permanent memorial service. There is.

If you want to move the grave, you need to go through the procedure of reburial. In addition, a permanent memorial service is possible even if the grave is closed and only the remains are left.

There are methods such as putting the ashes into a goshi grave and putting them in a ossuary, and the correspondence differs depending on the temple or reien requesting a permanent memorial service.

When it is a permanent memorial service, temples and reiens hold equinoctial week and memorial services. If the ashes are kept in an individual's grave and used as a memorial service for a long time, they are often moved to the Goshi grave at the timing of the 33rd or 50th anniversary, but even after being moved to the Goshi grave, the memorial service is held. You can rest assured that you will receive it.

On the other hand, after moving to the Goshi grave, the ashes cannot be taken out.

The device according to Patent Document 1 relates to a mortuary urn, which is an urn to be placed on a Buddhist altar.
An outlet is formed on a part of the mortuary tablet body,
A removable lid is provided at the outlet.
A storage chamber is formed inside the main body.
A box made of a robust material such as stainless steel is provided in the storage chamber.
It is characterized in that a part of the ashes is put in the box body and the box body is sealed.

In Patent Document 1, a compact mortuary tablet using a mortuary tablet is provided in the Buddhist altar so that the mortuary tablet and the urn can be integrated into the altar. It does not feel strange even if it is placed in the altar as before, and it does not interfere with other Buddhist altars in the altar, that is, because the mortuary tablet and the urn are integrated, it does not occupy a place. It is stated to have a beneficial effect.

Utility model registration 3195544 Gazette

In recent years, nuclear families have become more common, and many families have no children. In such cases, the bereaved families are also aging, and it is difficult to keep a grave or visit a grave.

In addition, many people are worried about whether or not they will be able to receive a proper memorial service because they have no children.

On the other hand, there are many people who are reluctant to turn it into a goshi grave immediately.

In addition, even if a grave is made at a temple and offered as a memorial service, there may be no place to make a grave at the temple.

The invention according to Patent Document 1 is a mortuary urn that can store ashes, but stainless steel is used for the box body in the storage chamber.

However, since mortuary tablets are usually stored for a long period of time, metals such as stainless steel are not used.

Stainless steel is a metal that does not rust easily, but it does not rust and is not suitable for storing ashes for a long period of time.

Also, if it is an urn, the ashes are put directly into the urn, but it is not generally done to put the ashes directly into the mortuary tablet.

An object of the present invention is to provide a mortuary tablet capable of storing ashes.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a mortuary tablet that can be offered with peace of mind without having to make a grave.

The mortuary tablet according to the first aspect of the present invention is a mortuary tablet for offering a memorial service to the deceased.
The lower base located under the mortuary tablet and
The roof member placed above the mortuary tablet and
A mortuary tablet body arranged between the lower base and the roof member,
A nameplate member on which a Dharma name or a legal name that can be attached to the mortuary tablet body is described,
The back tag member on which the common name that can be attached to the mortuary tablet body is described,
Includes a container that can hold ashes,
The mortuary tablet body
A nameplate insertion part for inserting the nameplate member, and
The back tag insertion part for inserting the back tag member,
It is a mortuary tablet having a mortuary container storage unit for storing the mortuary container.

With the mortuary tablet according to the present invention, the ashes can be stored for a long period of time and can be offered as a memorial service.

Further, if the mortuary tablet according to the present invention is used, the mortuary tablet can be placed even in a temple or the like where there is no place to make a grave.

The mortuary tablet according to the second aspect of the present invention is the mortuary tablet according to the first aspect.
The mortuary container is a mortuary tablet having a ashes storage portion for storing the ashes and a lid member for covering the ashes storage portion.

The sashimi container is a container for storing the ashes, and the ashes can be stored for a long period of time by putting the ashes in the sashimi container.

The mortuary tablet according to the third aspect of the present invention is the mortuary tablet according to the first aspect or the second aspect.
The nameplate member and the nameplate member are plate members.
The insertion slot of the nameplate storage unit is on the upper side.
The insertion slot of the back tag storage unit is on the upper side.
Inserting or taking out the nameplate member from above into the nameplate storage unit,
A mortuary tablet into which the back tag member is inserted into or taken out from above into the back tag storage unit.

If the nameplate member and the back tag member can be inserted and removed from above, the nameplate member and the back tag member cannot be easily removed by pressing the insertion openings of the nameplate storage section and the back tag storage section with the roof member. Therefore, it is possible to firmly protect the internal building container.

The mortuary tablet according to the fourth aspect of the present invention is the mortuary tablet according to the third aspect.
The roof member is a mortuary tablet in which the insertion port of the nameplate storage portion and the back tag storage portion is covered.

By pressing the insertion openings of the nameplate storage portion and the back tag storage portion with the roof member, the nameplate member and the back tag member are less likely to come off, and the internal container can be firmly protected.

The mortuary tablet according to the fifth aspect of the present invention is the mortuary tablet according to the first to fourth aspects.
The roof member has a dowel portion for connecting to the mortuary tablet body, and has a dowel portion.
The mortuary tablet body is a mortuary tablet having a dowel insertion portion for inserting the dowel portion.

By inserting the dowel portion of the roof member into the dowel insertion portion of the mortuary tablet body, the roof member can be firmly attached to the mortuary tablet body.

The front view of the mortuary tablet of one Embodiment which concerns on this invention. Side view of the mortuary tablet of the same embodiment. Top view of the mortuary tablet of the same embodiment. Bottom view of the mortuary tablet of the same embodiment. A cross-sectional view of the mortuary tablet of the same embodiment. BB sectional view of the mortuary tablet of the same embodiment. Front view of the mortuary tablet with the nameplate member of the same embodiment removed. Partial perspective view of the mortuary tablet body of the mortuary tablet of the same embodiment.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 8, the mortuary tablet 100 according to the present embodiment includes the mortuary tablet main body 200 and the mortuary tablet body 200.
The lower base portion 300 arranged at the lower part of the mortuary tablet body 200 (on the negative side of the z-axis) and
A nameplate member 400 that can be inserted into the mortuary tablet body 200,
The back tag member 500, which can be inserted into the mortuary tablet body 200 and is arranged on the opposite side (y-axis positive direction side) from the nameplate member 400,
The roof member 600 arranged on the upper part of the mortuary tablet body 200 (on the positive side of the z-axis) and
Includes a mortuary container 700 that can be inserted into the mortuary tablet body 200 and can contain ashes.

As shown in FIGS. 6 to 8, the mortuary tablet body 200 can insert the mortuary container 700 into the central portion (the central portion of the xz plane).

The mortuary tablet main body 200 includes a mortuary tablet main body lower portion 210 arranged at the lower portion (negative direction side of the z-axis) and a mortuary tablet main body 210.
The first mortuary tablet side surface 220 arranged on the left side (x-axis negative direction side),
The second mortuary tablet side surface 230 located on the right side (on the positive side of the x-axis),
The upper 240 of the mortuary tablet body located on the upper part (on the positive side of the z-axis),
The first bill holding portion 250 arranged on the left side (x-axis negative direction side) and
The second bill holding unit 260 located on the right side (on the positive side of the x-axis) and
Nameplate insertion part 270 arranged on the front side (y-axis negative direction side) and
The back tag insertion part 280 arranged on the back side (the positive direction side of the y-axis) and
Includes a building container storage unit 290 for arranging the building container 700.

A space is provided between the lower portion 210 of the mortuary tablet body, the upper portion 240 of the mortuary tablet body, the side portion 220 of the first mortuary tablet, and the side surface portion 230 of the second mortuary tablet. A mortuary container 700 is arranged in the unit 290.

In the present embodiment, the lower portion 210 of the position 牌 main body has a lateral direction (x-axis direction) of 74 mm, a depth (y-axis direction) of 31 mm, and a height direction (z-axis direction) of 100 mm.

Further, in the present embodiment, the first mortuary tablet side surface portion 220 and the second mortuary tablet side surface portion 230 have the same size.

Specifically, the first mortuary tablet side surface 220 and the second mortuary tablet 230 have a lateral (x-axis direction) distance of 21 mm, a depth (y-axis direction) distance of 31 mm, and a height direction (z-axis direction). ) Is 70 mm.

In the present embodiment, the upper portion 240 of the position 牌 main body has a lateral direction (x-axis direction) distance of 74 mm, a depth (y-axis direction) distance of 31 mm, and a height direction (z-axis direction) distance of 28 mm.

The first mortuary tablet side surface portion 220 and the second mortuary tablet side surface portion 230 are arranged so as to be aligned with the side surface sides of the mortuary tablet main body lower part 210 and the mortuary tablet main body upper part 240.

That is, the first mortuary tablet side surface portion 220 and the second mortuary tablet side surface portion 230 are arranged at positions separated from each other, and in the present embodiment, the first mortuary tablet side surface portion 220 and the second mortuary tablet side surface portion 230 are separated by 32 mm. There is.

Therefore, the lower part 210 of the mortuary tablet body, the side surface part 220 of the first mortuary tablet, the side surface part 230 of the second mortuary tablet, and the upper part 240 of the mortuary tablet body provide a space for storing the mortuary container 290 in the center.

That is, in the present embodiment, the building container storage unit 290 is a space having a lateral (x-axis direction) distance of 32 mm, a depth (y-axis direction) distance of 31 mm, and a height direction (z-axis direction) distance of 70 mm. It is provided in the main body 200 of the position.

Then, the mortuary container 700 is arranged in the mortuary container storage portion 290 of the mortuary tablet main body 200.

A dowel insertion portion 241 for inserting a dowel portion 610, which is a connection portion of the roof member 600, is provided on the upper portion 240 of the mortuary tablet body.

Specifically, in the present embodiment, a dowel insertion portion 241 having a square shape in a plan view is provided at a substantially central portion in a plan view (xy plan view) of the upper portion 240 of the mortuary tablet body.

In the present embodiment, the dowel insertion portion 241 penetrates the upper portion 240 of the mortuary tablet body in the vertical direction (z-axis direction).

In this embodiment, the dowel insertion portion 241 does not have to penetrate the upper portion 240 of the mortuary tablet body in the vertical direction (z-axis direction).

Further, in the present embodiment, the dowel insertion portion 241 has a square shape in a plan view, but may have a rectangular shape in a plan view, and may have a circular shape in a plan view or an elliptical shape in a plan view, for example, even if it is not rectangular. , The dowel portion 610 may be insertable.

Further, the arrangement of the dowel insertion portion 241 and the dowel portion 610 may be reversed.

It is preferable that the dowel portion 610 and the dowel insertion portion 241 have the same shape in the plan view so that the roof member 600 does not shift in the plan view (xy plan view).

The first tag holding portion 250 is arranged on the left side (negative direction side in the x-axis direction) of the mortuary tablet main body 200, and holds the nameplate member 400 and the back tag member 500 together with the second tag holding member 260.

The second tag holding portion 260 is arranged on the right side (positive direction side in the x-axis direction) of the mortuary tablet main body 200, and holds the nameplate member 400 and the back tag member 500 together with the first tag holding member 250.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 5, the first tag holding member 250 and the second tag holding member 260 have a substantially U-shape in a plan view (xy plan view), and the lower portion 210 of the mortuary tablet body, the second one. A gap (C1, C2) which is a tag insertion portion (nameplate insertion portion 270, back tag insertion portion 280) is provided between the first mortuary tablet side surface portion 220, the second mortuary tablet side surface portion 230, and the mortuary tablet main body upper portion 240.

Then, the gaps (C1, C2) between the first bill holding member 250 and the second bill holding member 260 and the lower portion 210 of the mortuary tablet body, the side surface portion 220 of the first mortuary tablet, the side surface portion 230 of the second mortuary tablet and the upper 240 of the mortuary tablet body. ), The nameplate member 400 and the back tag member 500 are inserted and held in the nameplate insertion section (front tag insertion section 270, back tag insertion section 280).

More specifically, the first tag holding member 250 has a substantially L-shaped tip extending forward (on the negative direction side of the y-axis) to the right side (positive direction side of the x-axis) in a plan view (xy plan view). 1 Front holding part 251 and
It has a substantially L-shaped first rear holding portion 252 whose tip extends to the right side (x-axis positive direction side) in a plan view (xy-axis positive direction side) rearward (y-axis positive direction side).

Similarly, the second tag holding member 260 has a substantially L-shaped second front whose tip extends to the left side (x-axis negative direction side) in a plan view (xy-plane view) forward (y-axis negative direction side). Holding part 261 and
It has a substantially L-shaped second rear holding portion 262 whose tip extends to the left side (x-axis negative direction side) in a plan view (xy plan view) in the rear (y-axis positive direction side).

As shown in FIG. 5, the tips of the first front holding portion 251 and the second front holding portion 261 and the front side of the lower portion 210 of the mortuary tablet body, the side surface portion 220 of the first mortuary tablet, the side surface portion 230 of the second mortuary tablet and the upper 240 of the mortuary tablet body. (Y-axis negative direction side) is provided with a nameplate insertion portion 270 which is a gap C1 slightly wider than the thickness T1 (thickness in the y-axis direction) of the nameplate member 500.

The nameplate insertion portion 270 has an insertion slot on the upper side (the z-axis positive direction side), and the nameplate member 500 can be taken in and out through the insertion slot, and the insertion slot is closed by the roof member 600.

Similarly, the tips of the first rear holding portion 252 and the second rear holding portion 262, and the rear side (y-axis positive) of the lower portion 210 of the mortuary tablet body, the side surface portion 220 of the first mortuary tablet, the side surface portion 230 of the mortuary tablet and the upper 240 of the mortuary tablet body. On the directional side), a back tag insertion portion 280, which is a gap C2 slightly wider than the thickness T2 (thickness in the y-axis direction) of the back tag member 600, is provided.

The back tag insertion portion 280 has an insertion port on the upper side (the z-axis positive direction side), and the back tag member 600 can be taken in and out through the insertion port, and the insertion port is closed by the roof member 600.

It is preferable that T1 = T2 and C1 = C2.

The mortuary container storage unit 290 is as described above. In this embodiment, the lower side is the lower portion 210 of the mortuary tablet body, the left side (x-axis negative direction side) is the first mortuary tablet side surface portion 220, and the right side (x-axis positive direction side) is. The second mortuary tablet side surface 230, the upper side is the space created by the upper part 240 of the mortuary tablet body, the front side (y-axis negative direction side) can be opened and closed by the front tag member 400, and the rear side (y-axis positive direction side) can be opened and closed by the back tag member 500. It is closed to.

The lower base portion 300 is arranged below the mortuary tablet main body 200 and is a portion for supporting the mortuary tablet 100.

In the present embodiment, the lower pedestal portion 300 is composed of four stages, and the lower mortuary tablet main body 210 of the mortuary tablet main body 200 is arranged on the upper surface of the lower pedestal portion 300.

Further, a nameplate member 400 and a nameplate member 500 are arranged on the upper surface of the lower base portion 300.

In the present embodiment, the lower base portion 300 is the first lower base portion 310 arranged on the lowermost side (z-axis negative direction side).
The second lower base 320 arranged on the upper side (the z-axis positive direction side) of the first lower base 310,
The third lower base portion 330 arranged on the upper side (z-axis positive direction side) of the second lower base portion 320, and
It has a fourth lower base portion 340 arranged on the upper side (z-axis positive direction side) of the third lower base portion 330.

The lower surface of the first lower base portion 310 is provided with a lower surface recess 311 whose central portion is slightly recessed upward. As a result, the mortuary tablet 100 can be erected stably.

The second lower base portion 320 is slightly smaller than the first lower base portion 310 in an xy plan view.

The third lower base portion 330 is slightly smaller than the second lower base portion 320 in an xy plan view.

The width of the third lower base portion 330 in the height direction (z-axis direction) is wider than that of the first lower base portion 310, the second lower base portion 320, and the fourth lower base portion 340.

The fourth lower base portion 340 is slightly smaller than the third lower base portion 330 in the xy plan view.

The mortuary tablet body 200 is slightly smaller than the fourth lower base portion 340 in xy plan view.

The nameplate member 400 is arranged on the front side (y-axis negative direction side), is inserted into the nameplate insertion portion 270 from the upper side of the mortuary tablet body 200, and is mounted.

In the present embodiment, the nameplate member 400 is a substantially rectangular plate member, the distance in the horizontal direction (x-axis direction) is 73 mm, the distance in the vertical direction (z-axis direction) is 198 mm, and the thickness (distance in the y-axis direction). ) Is about 6 mm.

On the surface of the nameplate member 400 (on the negative direction side of the y-axis), a Dharma name or a legal name is written.

The back tag member 500 is arranged on the back side (the y-axis positive direction side), is inserted into the mortuary tablet body 200 from above, and is mounted.

In the present embodiment, the back tag member 500 is a substantially rectangular plate member, the distance in the horizontal direction (x-axis direction) is 73 mm, the distance in the vertical direction (z-axis direction) is 198 mm, and the thickness (in the y-axis direction). Distance) is about 6 mm.

A common name is written on the surface of the back tag member 500 (on the positive direction side of the y-axis).

Although the nameplate member 400 has a Dharma name or a legal name and the nameplate member 500 has a common name, the contents described in the nameplate member 400 and the nameplate member 500 may be reversed.

The roof member 600 is attached to the upper part of the mortuary tablet body 200.

In the present embodiment, the roof member 600 includes a dowel portion 610 inserted into the dowel insertion portion 211 of the mortuary tablet main body 200 and a dowel portion 610.
A first roof member 621 arranged above the dowel portion 610 and to which the dowel portion 610 is attached, and
The second roof portion 622 arranged above the first roof portion 621 and
A third roof portion 623 arranged above the second roof portion 622, and
The fourth roof portion 624 arranged above the third roof portion 623, and
The fifth roof portion 625 arranged above the fourth roof portion 624, and
The sixth roof portion 626 arranged above the fifth roof portion 625 and the sixth roof portion 626,
The 7th roof portion 627 arranged above the 6th roof portion 626, and
The eighth roof portion 628 arranged above the seventh roof portion 627 and the eighth roof portion 628,
It has a giboshi portion 630 arranged above the eighth roof portion 628.

In the present embodiment, the roof member 600 has an eight-stage structure, has a dowel portion 610 and a giboshi portion 630, and the dowel portion 610 has a square shape in an xy plan view.

By inserting the dowel portion 610 of the roof member 600 into the dowel insertion portion 211 of the mortuary tablet main body 200, the roof member 600 is attached to the mortuary tablet main body 200.

By attaching the roof member 600 to the mortuary tablet main body 200, the upper portions of the nameplate member 400 and the back tag member 500 are covered with the roof member 600.

That is, when the roof member 600 is attached to the mortuary tablet main body 200, the nameplate member 400 and the back tag member 500 are difficult to come off and are fixed to the mortuary tablet main body 200.

The first roof portion 621 has a configuration slightly smaller than that of the second roof portion 622 in xy plan view.

The second roof portion 622 has a configuration slightly smaller than that of the third roof portion 623 in xy plan view.

The third roof portion 623 has a configuration slightly larger than that of the fourth roof portion 624 in xy plan view.

The third roof portion 623 has a configuration in which a substantially central portion in the height direction (z-axis direction) is the largest in the xy plan view.

The fourth roof portion 624 has a configuration slightly larger than that of the fifth roof portion 625 in xy plan view.

The fifth roof portion 625 has a configuration slightly larger than that of the sixth roof portion 626 in xy plan view.

The sixth roof portion 626 has a configuration slightly larger than that of the seventh roof portion 627 in xy plan view.

The seventh roof portion 627 has a configuration slightly larger than that of the eighth roof portion 628 in xy plan view.

A giboshi portion 630 is provided on the upper side of the eighth roof portion 628.

The building container 700 is a container in which the ashes can be put, and the ashes storage unit 710 for putting the ashes and the ashes storage unit 710.
It has a lid member 720 that covers the ashes storage portion 710.

In the present embodiment, the building container 700 has a cylindrical shape with a diameter of 30 mm.

In the present embodiment, the ashes storage portion 710 is made of a glass tube, and the lid member 720 is made of plastic such as polyethylene or polypropylene.

The mortuary container 700 is stored in the mortuary container storage section 290 of the mortuary tablet main body 200.

The present invention can also be implemented in various improvements, modifications, or modifications without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

100 ... mortuary tablet 200 ... mortuary tablet body 250 ... 1st tag holding member 260 ... 2nd nameplate holding member 270 ... nameplate insertion part 280 ... back tag insertion part 290 ... building container storage part 300 ... lower stand 400 ... nameplate member 500 ... back tag Member 600 ... Roof member 700 ... Household container 710 ... Ashes storage 720 ... Lid member

The mortuary tablet main body 200 includes a mortuary tablet main body lower portion 210 arranged at the lower portion (negative direction side of the z-axis) and a mortuary tablet main body 210.
The first mortuary tablet side surface 220 arranged on the left side (x-axis negative direction side),
The second mortuary tablet side surface 230 located on the right side (on the positive side of the x-axis),
The upper 240 of the mortuary tablet body located on the upper part (on the positive side of the z-axis),
The first tag holding member 250 arranged on the left side (x-axis negative direction side) and
The second tag holding member 260 arranged on the right side (on the positive direction side of the x-axis) and
Nameplate insertion part 270 arranged on the front side (y-axis negative direction side) and
The back tag insertion part 280 arranged on the back side (the positive direction side of the y-axis) and
Includes a building container storage unit 290 for arranging the building container 700.

The first tag holding member 250 is arranged on the left side (negative direction side in the x-axis direction) of the mortuary tablet body 200, and holds the nameplate member 400 and the back tag member 500 together with the second tag holding member 260.

The second tag holding member 260 is arranged on the right side (positive direction side in the x-axis direction) of the mortuary tablet body 200, and holds the nameplate member 400 and the back tag member 500 together with the first tag holding member 250.

Claims (5)

A mortuary tablet for the deceased
The lower base located under the mortuary tablet and
The roof member placed above the mortuary tablet and
A mortuary tablet body arranged between the lower base and the roof member,
A nameplate member on which a Dharma name or a legal name that can be attached to the mortuary tablet body is described,
The back tag member on which the common name that can be attached to the mortuary tablet body is described,
Includes a container that can hold ashes,
The mortuary tablet body
A nameplate insertion part for inserting the nameplate member, and
The back tag insertion part for inserting the back tag member,
A mortuary tablet having a mortuary container storage unit for storing the mortuary container. The mortuary tablet according to claim 1, wherein the mortuary container has a ashes storage portion for storing the ashes and a lid member for covering the ashes storage portion. The nameplate member and the nameplate member are plate members.
The insertion slot of the nameplate storage unit is on the upper side.
The insertion slot of the back tag storage unit is on the upper side.
Inserting or taking out the nameplate member from above into the nameplate storage unit,
The mortuary tablet according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the back tag member is inserted or taken out from above into the back tag storage unit. The mortuary tablet according to claim 3, wherein the nameplate storage portion and the insertion port of the back tag storage portion are covered with the roof member. The roof member has a dowel portion for connecting to the mortuary tablet body, and has a dowel portion.
The mortuary tablet according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the mortuary tablet body has a dowel insertion portion for inserting the dowel portion.

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