JP2023034730A - Ashes enshrinement system - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an ashes enshrinement system for enshrining ashes of relatives, which performs graveyard management of relatives via the Internet, and reburies the ashes of relatives within a certain range in an enshrinement grave even when the last successor has passed away.SOLUTION: The ashes enshrinement system comprises an external terminal, a data server that stores updatable various types of information, and a data management unit that manages access to the server and recorded information. The data server has the function of accumulating basic information on individuals and the deceased, information on the cemetery where the deceased was buried, and information on enshrinement. The data management unit manages basic information on individuals and the deceased, manages information on the cemetery where the deceased was buried, manages information on the deceased who was buried in joint enshrinement, and stores and manages necessary documents associated with the enshrinement. The system manages the cemetery managed by a system user with the data server centrally and when the last successor dies, remains of the last successor and a predetermined range of relatives are reburied in a pre-set joint grave, and the religious services and memorial services are performed for a certain period of time.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a system that, when a final successor dies, reburies a predetermined range of relatives, including the final successor, in a joint grave and mourns for a certain period of time.

In recent years, due to the concentration of population in large cities and the declining birthrate and aging population, there are an increasing number of cases where it is difficult to manage cemeteries. In addition, the problem of so-called unmarried graves, the so-called unmarried graves, is also increasing due to the rise in the rate of unmarried life and the increase in the number of couples without children, etc., and there are cases nationwide where the maintenance and management of cemeteries is not done properly. ing.
Therefore, there was a need for a new policy regarding the way the cemetery should be, where there was no successor in the end.

In order to solve the above problems, JP 2003-114940 (Patent Document 1), JP 2008-97059 (Patent Document 2), and JP 2021-56793 (Patent Document 3). A technical proposal is made. In other words, Patent Literatures 1 to 3 propose a technology in which the charnel and the bereaved family visiting the charnel are connected to each other via the Internet and can worship from a distance.
However, in the above proposal, there was a problem that no specific measures were taken regarding how to dispose of the ashes when the successor passed away.

The applicant of the present application has the above problem, that is, even if the last successor of the cemetery dies, the cemetery where the relatives of the last successor are buried will not become an unrelated grave, and the memorial and memorial service will be held. Based on the idea that it would be possible to build a system that can do this, we developed a system that reburies the remains of relatives within a certain range to a joint grave for a certain period of time when the last successor passes away. This leads to the proposal of the "system for enshrining ashes" according to the present invention.

JP-A-2003-114940 JP-A-2008-97059 JP 2021-56793 A

In view of the above problems, the present invention manages the cemetery of relatives via the Internet, reburies the remains of relatives within a certain range in a joint grave even when the last heir dies, and performs memorial services for a certain period of time. An object of the present invention is to provide a system for enshrining ashes.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides a method for reburying the remains of a predetermined range of relatives (hereinafter referred to as system users) including the final successor when the final successor dies in a joint grave. A system for enshrining ashes for a period of time, consisting of an external terminal, a data server that can be updated and stores various information, and a data management unit that manages access to the server and recorded information, The data server is equipped with a function to accumulate basic information on individuals and the deceased, information on the cemetery where the deceased was buried, and information on enshrinement. The system user manages the information management of the cemetery where the deceased was buried, the information management of the deceased who was buried in the enshrinement, and the storage and management of the necessary documents associated with the enshrinement. The cemetery is centrally managed by a data server, and when the final successor dies, the remains of the final successor and a predetermined range of relatives are reburied in a pre-set enshrined grave, and a memorial service and memorial service are held for a certain period of time. Employ the means provided with the function.

Further, the present invention adopts a means for communicating grave visit information to system users based on the basic information of the deceased.

Further, the present invention employs means that the basic information of the deceased includes voice and image data.

Furthermore, the present invention employs a means in which pet information is included in the personal and deceased basic information.

Furthermore, the present invention employs a means for performing procedure guidance and procedural proxy guidance necessary for enshrinement in the data management unit.

According to the system for enshrining ashes according to the present invention, the cemetery information managed by the system user is recorded in the data server, so that the cemetery can be inherited smoothly even when the relatives have passed away, and the final successor can be In the event of death, based on the information in the data server, the ashes of the relatives within the specified range of the final successor can be reburied together in a joint grave for a certain period of time. Even if there is no successor of the family, they will not forget to hold a memorial service.

Further, according to the system for enshrining ashes according to the present invention, it is possible to schedule a memorial service for the deceased in advance by notifying the system user of grave visit information based on the basic information of the deceased. Therefore, the system can manage and notify the date of death of each deceased on behalf of busy users.

Furthermore, according to the system for enshrining ashes of the present invention, since the basic information of the deceased includes voice and image data, system users and their relatives can view the records of the deceased at any time. It has an excellent effect of being able to remember the deceased even on days other than the anniversary of his death.

Furthermore, according to the system for enshrining ashes according to the present invention, since the basic information of the individual and the deceased includes pet information, it is possible to view information about the pet that lived with the deceased, and the system Even when a pet owned by a user dies, it has an excellent effect that enshrinement and system management can be performed in the same way as the deceased.

Furthermore, according to the system for enshrining the ashes of the present invention, the data management unit provides guidance on the procedures necessary for the enshrinement of the ashes and on behalf of the procedures. It is possible to know procedures etc. in advance, and there is also a substitute means available, so even if there is no time for each procedure, or if the system user dies before the procedure, the system will automatically It has an excellent effect of having you carry out the procedures for enshrining together.

1 is a block diagram of a system for enshrining ashes according to the present invention; FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a system for enshrining ashes according to the present invention; FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a system for enshrining ashes according to the present invention; FIG.

The system for enshrining ashes according to the present invention manages the cemetery of relatives via the Internet, and even when the last successor passes away, the ashes of relatives within a certain range are reburied in the enshrinement grave and memorial services are performed for a certain period of time. is the biggest feature.
An embodiment of a system for enshrining ashes according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

It should be noted that the overall configuration and configuration of each part of the system for enshrining ashes according to the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described below, but is within the scope of the technical idea of the present invention, that is, the same effects can be exhibited. Appropriate changes can be made within the scope of equipment, means, and other configuration aspects.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a system for enshrining ashes according to the present invention. 2 and 3 are flow charts of the system for enshrining ashes according to the present invention.
A system for enshrining ashes according to the present invention mainly comprises an external terminal, a data server 10 and a data management unit 11 . In addition, there is a manager 12 who manages the operation of this system. The administrator 12 is, for example, an operating company of this system. In other words, the manager 12 manages various settings and information, arranges and acts on behalf of necessary procedures so that this system can be operated smoothly, and also monitors whether accurate information processing is being performed. It is a worker when necessary work is required.

The data server 10 is a storage medium for recording and accumulating various information related to the system for enshrining ashes, and is capable of communicating with external terminals. The various record information to be recorded includes at least customer (final successor 13) data, relative data, deceased data, and information on reburial procedure data. ), the browsing history of those who have logged in to the site S and those who have browsed the site S, and the data writing history when changing the data of these various information are recorded.・It is accumulated. Various types of information recorded and accumulated in the data server 10 can be viewed, written, and updated by accessing the site S by a person concerned. The data server 10 is centrally managed by the data management unit 11, which will be described later. By requiring approval from the data management unit 11 when writing or updating various types of information, troubles due to malfunctions can be prevented. It becomes possible.

Although the content of various information recorded and accumulated in the data server 10 is not particularly limited, the following modes are conceivable, for example.
The customer data is basic information of the final successor 13, and includes at least name, age, gender, location, contact information, presence/absence of spouse/children, presence/absence of pets, life/death of relatives 14, method of confirming life/death, etc. Content included.
The relative data includes contents such as name, age, gender, location, contact information, presence/absence of spouse/children, presence/absence of pets, relationship with final successor 13, life/death of relatives 14, confirmation of life/death.
The data of the deceased includes details such as name, age of death, date of death, gender, burial place, relatives, and whether or not the deceased has a pet.
Reburial procedure data includes contents such as burial place name, burial place address, burial place management organization name, burial place management organization contact information, burial place municipality name, burial place municipality contact information, burial person name, burial date, etc. .

Various types of information recorded and accumulated in the data server 10 can be viewed and written via the site S. However, since most of the various information includes personal information, anyone can view and write without restriction.・If you can update it, there is a risk of problems such as incorrect input and misuse of personal information. For this reason, access restrictions to the site S, such as specification of disclosure of personal information and restrictions on writing/updating of personal information, are set in advance for each accessor to prevent unnecessary information from being viewed or written. is preferred. Although this access restriction method is not particularly limited, it is determined by comparing the restriction criteria by the manager 12, and when the final successor 13 or his relatives 14 inputs personal information. A mode of designating the disclosure range is conceivable. By adopting these modes, the information of the deceased is prevented from being changed without reason, and furthermore, the personal information is prevented from being viewed without restriction, and the effect that each system user can use the system with peace of mind can be expected.

The data management unit 11 maintains the data of the data server 10, manages IDs and passwords for entering the site S and access restrictions, transfers data from relatives 14 to deceased data when a relative 14 dies, and final Confirmation of application contents for the joint enshrinement system from the successor 13, confirmation processing of the joint enshrinement procedure documents sent from the final successor 13, system start processing following the death of the final successor 13 (funeral and burial in the joint grave of the final successor 13) processing, reburial processing of the deceased from each burial place to the enshrined grave, prayer management to the enshrined grave, and processing from the enshrined grave to the enshrined grave after a predetermined period of time).
The data management unit 11 centrally manages various data in the data server 10 . This makes it possible to quickly deal with troubles such as abnormal data in each processing system, contributing to smooth system operation.

In the actual operation of the data management unit 11, various types of information are collected and access restrictions are set. In particular, with respect to access restrictions, access restrictions are set for each user of the enshrinement system that determine the viewing range of displayed images and personal information, and the range of writing/updating to the data server 10 .
At this time, it is desirable that the contact information registered by the relatives 14 can be viewed by the final successor 13 only in an emergency. In the unlikely event that a relative 14 who is a user of the enshrinement system falls into a critical condition and cannot be contacted, the final successor 13 can check the situation with the contact information registered in advance by the relative 14.例文帳に追加

In addition, the data management unit 11 provides reburial procedure data (name of burial person, burial date, burial place address, , burial site management organization name and contact information, burial site municipality contact information, joint enshrinement address, joint enshrinement management organization name and contact information, joint enshrinement municipality contact information, data necessary for reburial).
When the final successor 13 dies, it is necessary for the final successor 13 to decide in advance the funeral style and the range of death notices to be sent to acquaintances, etc. It is preferable to send a notice or e-mail of the content prompting the decision to the person, or to mail a guidance document to the person's home. At the same time, it is preferable to send a list of necessary documents related to the reburial procedure, a proxy guide for the reburial procedure, etc. at the same time.
Furthermore, the data management unit 11 needs to confirm death when the final successor 13 dies. In this case, contact the final successor 13 when he dies, mortuary after confirmation of death, funeral method, cremation and burial procedures, etc. It is desirable to prompt the person to fill in the response to the person's death and to record the answer on the data server 10 .

The site S is an information screen displayed when system users including the final successor 13 access the data server 10 through the network, and requires an ID and password for login.
After the system user registers each personal information when the site S is displayed for the first time, an ID and password required for logging in to the site S are issued, and by entering the ID and password again, the site S It is possible to start using. The information entered for the first time can be viewed at any time by the person who entered it, and if there is an input error or change, it can be updated by writing again. In addition, viewing, writing, and updating are restricted by the access restrictions set for each user, but information that the individual system user does not want to be viewed can be restricted by requesting restrictions at the time of each data entry. is desirable.

The information displayed on the site S is not particularly limited, but for example, on the site S of the relatives 14, the user's name, ID, basic information, a list of the date of death of the deceased, a schedule management screen for visiting a grave, an image of the deceased, It is conceivable that a list of moving pictures, a page where the user's images and moving pictures are saved, and the like are displayed. In addition to the above items, the site S of the final successor 13 may display information about the enshrinement, a list of documents required for the enshrinement, a list of burial sites for relatives, a search for the enshrinement site, and the like. In this mode, it is preferable to search for a joint enshrinement destination by prefecture, name, management organization name (temple, municipality, etc.), fee, joint enshrinement conditions, and the like.

It is also conceivable to use an application (hereinafter referred to as an application) that can be accessed from the mobile terminal of the system user in conjunction with the site S. As with the site S, the application can enter the room with a login ID and password, access the data server 10 through the network, and display the latest screen, thereby eliminating the difference in information from the site S. In addition, in order to prevent problems such as simultaneous writing of site S and application, only one site S or application can be logged in with one ID, and if simultaneous connection is made, one connection will be automatically disconnected. It is desirable to have a mode with restrictions such as

The final heir 13 is the contractor of the enshrinement system or a relative 14 of the contractor and the final heir 13 of the cemetery in which the relative 14 is buried. A person who can become the final successor 13 is a person who has no legal heir, or a person who has no objection from the heir even if he/she has a legal heir. Even if the person wishes to do so, if there is an objection from the legal heir, it is necessary to obtain the consent of the heir while the final heir 13 is still alive.
It is preferable that the data of the final successor 13 is always kept up-to-date by the writing/updating function of the site S based on the information at the time of the contract.
Also, while the relatives 14 of the final successor 13 are alive, the content is mainly about the management site S for memorial services and cemeteries. In addition, it is conceivable that the sites will be partially changed to Site S, where guidance and procedures for enshrinement can be carried out. In this mode, the final successor 13 can start the procedures for the enshrinement at any time, and can search for the documents and contact information necessary for the enshrinement, as well as the facility suitable for the enshrinement from the site screen. becomes possible.

The relatives 14 are relatives 14 within a predetermined range including the final successor 13, and can use the site S of the enshrinement system at the time of system registration. At the site S, it is possible to browse, write, and update data within the scope of access restrictions. In addition, it is also conceivable to leave images, videos, and messages for other relatives 14 and final successors 13 on the site S. The scope of disclosure of these data can be specified. For example, a message or video directed to the final successor 13 is recorded in advance, and after the recorded relative 14 dies, the final successor 13 is contacted by means of e-mail, notification, or the like. , a mode of notifying that the contents recorded before death can be browsed can be considered.
In addition, regarding recorded voice, image, and video data, it is desirable to obtain consent from the person who left the data (relatives 14) while he or she is still alive to view and listen to the data. By obtaining it, you can clear the problem of personal information disclosure.

A deceased person is basically a person who has already died and is buried at the time of system registration, and a relative 14 who died during system operation, but pets that the deceased person raised while alive It is possible to include the pet in the category of the deceased and relatives 14 from the tendency to regard the pet as a member of the family. If the relative 14 dies while the system is in operation, the relative data is changed to the deceased person's data by processing on the data server 10 . The burial place information, burial date, etc. required as data of the deceased are also information required for reburial procedures at the time of enshrinement. It is desirable to keep
When a pet dies, if there is a chip implanted in the body while the pet is alive, it is possible to bury the chip together with the ashes. In addition to video, audio (crying), pedigree data, identification number given at the time of rabies injection, data stored in the chip, etc. are recorded, and the remaining relatives 14 can view the information. A mode to do is conceivable.
Then, based on each deceased person's data, it is also conceivable to consider a mode in which notices and notices about the Obon festival and the anniversary of the deceased's death are automatically sent to each user. This mode makes it easier to arrange a schedule for visiting the grave, and at the same time, it becomes possible to remind the relatives 14 and the final successor 13 who are usually busy and stay away from visiting the grave to remember the deceased.
In addition, images and video data stored in the deceased person's data, and images and video data in the relative data stored before the deceased can be viewed within a predetermined access limit.

The burial place manager is the manager of the cemetery where the deceased and relatives 14 are buried, and will have the burial certificate entered when the deceased is reinterred. At this time, if multiple deceased people are buried together, documents for each deceased person's name may be required. It is preferable to be able to output as a list at any time.
In addition, in order to prevent confusion at the time of reburial, discuss and consult with the burial site administrator in advance about the necessary procedures before reburial, procedures such as removing the soul of the tombstone at the time of reburial, and what is necessary for handing over the cemetery. is desirable.

A joint grave is a grave for burying relatives 14 within a predetermined range including the final successor 13 in the same place when the final successor 13 dies. If the deceased who has already died before the death of the final successor 13 is buried in another grave, it will be moved to the joint grave by reburial. Alternatively, if the location of the deceased's cemetery has already been determined by the operation of this system at the time of the deceased's death, it is possible to bury the deceased in the cemetery first without waiting for the death of the final successor 13 . After burial in such a joint grave, a memorial service is held periodically for a predetermined period (for example, 50 years after the death of the final successor 13). Such regular memorial services and memorial services will be performed according to a predetermined ritual format under the responsibility of the manager 12 who manages the operation of this system. After that, they will be buried together in a joint grave. This enshrinement grave is decided in advance by the final successor 13, and the deceased is reburied at an arbitrary timing.
After a predetermined period of time for memorial service and memorial service has passed, all the ashes buried in the collective grave are taken out from the collective grave and processed together. Then, the operation of this system ends.

When performing a joint enshrinement, a certificate of acceptance from the place of enshrinement, a burial certificate from the cemetery where the deceased is buried, and a reburial permit issued by the municipality of the burial place are required.
The acceptance certificate is a certificate issued by the management organization that manages the enshrined grave, and is required when issuing the burial certificate and reburial permit.
A burial certificate is a certificate issued by the burial site management organization where the deceased is buried, and is required when issuing a reburial permit. In the case of reburial, before taking out the remains from the burial place of the deceased, it is necessary to carry out a memorial service such as removal of the soul from the tombstone. is preferred.
A reburial permit is a permit issued by the municipality that manages the burial ground where the deceased was buried, and is required when actually performing the reburial. Since it is necessary for the number of deceased persons buried in the burial ground, it is preferable to confirm the information of the deceased persons buried in advance with the burial site management organization.

Procedures related to the joint burial are performed by the manager 12 . When all the relatives 14 including the final successor 13 have died, the data management unit 11 cooperates with the manager 12 to start the enshrinement procedure. As a result, the number of enshrinement procedures that the final successor 13 must originally have to perform can be reduced, and even when the final successor 13 dies, the enshrinement procedures can be automatically proceeded without delay. You can expect the effect that there is.

Next, the mode of use of the system for enshrining ashes according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3. FIG.
First, the final successor 13 is assumed to be the contractor of this system, and the final successor 13 applies for the use of the system of enshrining the ashes on the site S, and the operation until the relative 14 becomes able to use the system will be explained. do.
As a precondition for executing this system, a post-mortem delegation contract with the manager 12 as the mandator is concluded between the manager 12 and the final successor 13, and the manager 12 is written in a will. It is preferable to appoint an executor. In addition, it is desirable to make a contract/arrangement with the manager 12 as a voluntary guardian or a beneficiary (principal of a ritual) as necessary. By concluding these in advance, it is possible to proceed smoothly with the implementation of this system.
The use of this system incurs necessary operational costs. Concerning such expenses, it is conceivable that the manager 12 receives the necessary amount from the inheritance (inherited property) after the death of the final successor 13, but it is also assumed that the existence of the heir, etc., makes receiving the expenses complicated. Therefore, it is optimal that all necessary expenses are paid when the system is started to be used.

The final successor 13 must provide personal information (name, e-mail address or SNS (social networking service) being used, ID and password, etc.) on the site S of the system for enshrining the ashes (hereinafter referred to as the system site). Enter and apply for use of the system for enshrinement of ashes. The entered personal information is stored on the data server 10 as customer data, and a notice of application for use of the system for enshrining the ashes is sent to the data management unit 11 and the manager 12. A login ID and password will be issued.
The final successor 13 will be able to connect to the member page of the system site using the issued ID and password, and the details in the customer data (name, address, contact information, spouse, Presence or absence of children, etc.), and as relative information, the relative name, relationship with the person (final successor 13), and contact information (address, e-mail address, etc.) of the relative 14 are input and registered. In this registration information, it is also possible to input detailed information about the cemetery inherited at present. In addition, in consideration of the case where the final successor 13 and the registered relatives have not discussed the enshrinement together, it is possible to consider an aspect in which the outline of the enshrinement system is explained to the registered relatives 14, and whether notification or guidance is possible.

The manager 12 will contact the relatives 14 registered on the successor page through the site S, but if the registration information is only the address, the final successor 13 will directly receive the relative data. Either enter it or send a usage application form in which you can fill in the necessary information to your registered address. The information registered by the relatives 14 at this time includes the name, date of birth, age, address, relationship with the final successor 13, the presence or absence of a spouse and children, etc., and is registered as relative data on the data server 10. It will happen. Similarly, in a mode in which the presence or absence of the deceased, the name of the deceased, the name of the burial place, the address of the burial place, the administrator of the burial place, etc. are described in the application form, they are registered as deceased person data on the data server 10.
At the same time that relative data and the like are registered in the data server 10, an ID and password for relatives for which access restrictions have been set in advance by the administrator 12 are issued for the relatives, so that the relatives 14 can connect to the system site. It becomes possible.

It is also conceivable that after the final successor 13 registers the customer data in the system site, an arrangement regarding the enshrinement is made. If the place of joint enshrinement has already been decided, you will be asked to enter the name of the place of enshrinement, address, contact information, and the name of the management organization. Multiple graves that can be enshrined together are displayed in order of proximity, and registration as a joint enshrinement grave is encouraged. When displaying candidate sites for mass graves, attach a shortcut to Site S, which displays the details of the candidate sites, or a nearby map, etc., so that you can understand the overview of the candidate sites. After that, it becomes possible to decide where to enshrine.
It is also conceivable to send a guide mail or notification summarizing the necessary procedures, documents, points to note, etc. to the contact address of the final successor 13 when performing the enshrinement. In addition, it is also preferable to always have an item about enshrinement on the site S of the final successor 13 so that the above contents can be confirmed at any time. By selecting this item at any time, the final successor 13 can deepen their understanding of the enshrinement and prepare documents necessary for the enshrinement at any time.

Next, the operation when relatives 14 store images, moving images, messages, etc. using this system will be described.
First, the relative 14 connects to the site S using the ID and password issued in advance, and selects the memory registration item on the displayed screen. Since the data is stored in the data server 10, the number of images that can be saved, the remaining time of the movie, etc. are displayed at the time of item selection. It is possible to prevent burial or the like.

The data server 10 secures an area capable of storing images and moving images on the data server 10 at the same time when the memory record item of the relatives page is pressed, and prepares for the memory registration of the relatives 14 .
The relative 14 who has selected memory registration selects either "save image" or "save moving image", and save according to the respective instructions. For example, when saving a new moving image, after selecting "save moving image", select "capture new moving image" and shoot a moving image within a prescribed length of time. If an image or the like taken in advance is to be saved, "save image" or "save selected from file" is selected, and the taken image is selected and saved. When saving an image or moving image, it is desirable that the content to be saved can be checked again. With this mode, it is possible to reconfirm the contents of the images and moving images to be saved this time, and it is possible to eliminate the possibility of saving wrong contents.

Next, the operation when the relative 14 using this system dies will be described with reference to FIG.
After the death of the relative 14 is confirmed by the final successor 13 and its close relatives, a report is sent to the data management unit 11 from the item of relative death report on the site S. At this time, information necessary for deceased registration (death date of relatives, burial place name, burial place management organization, management organization contact information, cemetery successor) is entered and registered within the range known at present. At this time, it is desirable to be able to additionally register the unknown information in the same item or on the deceased information page at a later date.
At the same time when the above information enters the data management unit 11 through the site S, an e-mail or notification is also sent to the manager 12 as the system user's relative death information. After confirming the transmitted information, the administrator 12 switches the relevant relative data on the data server 10 to the deceased person's data, and provides necessary information (relative date of death, burial site name, burial site management organization, management organization contact information, cemetery inheritance). ) and update the deceased person information on the data server 10.
In addition, if the deceased relative 14 is the last relative of the final successor 13, preparations for the joint enshrinement will proceed along with the above flow. For example, when the remains of the last relative and the remains of relative 14 are to be buried together in a joint grave prior to the final successor 13, after having the joint grave management organization issue a certificate of acceptance, the deceased relative A burial certificate is issued by each burial site management organization where the 14 remains are buried, and a reburial permit is issued by the local government where the burial site is located. After that, the front grave will be closed by removing the tombstone, collecting the remains, and handing over the graveyard, and the remains of the relatives 14 and the last relative will be buried in the joint grave. At this time, it is conceivable that the ashes of pets that were kept during life may be enshrined together at the request of each relative. In addition, when the burial is completed, the deceased data on the data server 10 is also updated, and from now on, the final successor 13 will hold a memorial service for the deceased at the joint grave.

Finally, the flow at the time of death of the final successor 13 who used this system will be explained based on FIG.
First, the data management unit 11 is notified of the death of the final successor 13 by a family doctor or a caregiver who has been notified in advance, and the data management unit 11 notifies the manager 12 of the same information as an emergency notification. After that, the administrator 12 or his agent confirms the death of the final successor 13 himself. After a death certificate is issued by a doctor, the funeral home must be contacted. According to the cemetery burial law, the body must be kept for at least 24 hours. It is enshrined in After the period of enshrinement has passed, a death report is submitted to the local government of the place of residence, and after a cremation permit is issued, the body is placed in a coffin, removed from the coffin, and cremated at the crematorium. After cremation, contact is made to the collective grave management organization to which the application was made before death, and the ashes of the final successor 13 placed in the urn will be buried in the collective grave. At this time, if the relatives 14 have not been enshrined together, the reburial procedures will be carried out at the same time as the burial procedures for the final successor 13 . The death date, burial date, and burial place of the final successor 13 are stored in the customer data on the data server 10 by the data management unit 11 .
Next, based on the contract with the final successor 13, after a predetermined period of memorial service and memorial services are held in the joint grave, the remains of the final successor 13 and his relatives 14 will be jointly buried. In addition, the date of memorial service and memorial service and the date of joint burial processing are stored in the customer data and deceased person data on the data server 10 by the data management unit 11 .
Finally, the system ends when the joint burial process is performed. Each data stored in the customer data and the like is automatically deleted by the data management unit 11 or deleted with the approval of the manager 12 .

In the above description, the final successor 13 wishes to be cremated directly without a funeral service after the death of the final successor 13, but depending on the content of the contract, a formal funeral or a farewell party may be held. In this case, the final successor 13 selects in advance the persons who wish to attend and the message to be sent after the death, and the contact list (addresses, e-mail addresses, etc.) of each person who wishes to attend is saved on the data server 10, and the final After the death of the successor 13, the manager 12 broadcasts a communication about the funeral to the contacts.

As described above, according to the system for enshrinement of ashes according to the present invention, even if the cemetery becomes the final heir 13, the place of enshrinement should be determined in advance, and preparations for reburial of the deceased accompanying the enshrinement should be made in advance. This makes it possible to spend the rest of one's life with peace of mind without leaving the ancestral cemetery unaffected, and even if the final heir 13 dies, he will be automatically buried in a joint grave, reducing anxiety after his death. can be resolved.

The system for enshrining ashes according to the present invention collectively manages personal data and data of the deceased on a data server, so that it is possible to manage annual grave visits and memorial services, as well as information on each relative and contact information necessary for enshrinement procedures. It is easy to confirm such things through the site, and it can be provided not only as a joint enshrinement but also as a contact point and cooperation management system between relatives who tend to be estranged. Therefore, it is considered that the industrial applicability of the "system for enshrining ashes" according to the present invention is great.

10 Data server 11 Data management department 12 Administrator 13 Final successor 14 Relatives S Internet site

In addition, the data management unit 11 provides reburial procedure data (name of burial person, burial date, burial place address, , burial site management organization name and contact information, burial site municipality contact information, joint enshrinement address, joint enshrinement management organization name and contact information, joint enshrinement municipality contact information, data necessary for reburial).
When the final successor 13 dies, it is necessary for the final successor 13 to decide in advance the funeral style and the range of death notices to be sent to acquaintances, etc. It is a mode in which a notice or e-mail of the content prompting the decision is sent to the home, or a guidance document is mailed to the home. At the same time, a mode is adopted in which a list of necessary documents related to the reburial procedure, a substitute guide for the reburial procedure, etc. are sent at the same time.
Furthermore, the data management unit 11 needs to confirm death when the final successor 13 dies. In this case, contact the final successor 13 when he dies, mortuary after confirmation of death, funeral method, cremation and burial procedures, etc. It is desirable to prompt the person to fill in the response to the person's death and to record the answer on the data server 10 .

A deceased person is basically a person who has already died and is buried at the time of system registration, and a relative 14 who died during system operation, but pets that the deceased person raised while alive It is possible to include the pet in the category of the deceased and relatives 14 from the tendency to regard the pet as a member of the family. If the relative 14 dies while the system is in operation, the relative data is changed to the deceased person's data by processing on the data server 10 . The burial place information, burial date, etc. required as data of the deceased are also information required for reburial procedures at the time of enshrinement. It is desirable to keep
When a pet dies, if there is a chip implanted in the body while the pet is alive, it is possible to bury the chip together with the ashes. In addition to video, audio (crying), pedigree data, identification number given at the time of rabies injection, data stored in the chip, etc. are recorded, and the remaining relatives 14 can view the information. A mode to do is conceivable.
Then, on the basis of each deceased person's data, notices and notices about the Obon festival and the anniversary of the deceased's death are automatically sent to each user . This mode makes it easier to arrange a schedule for visiting the grave, and at the same time, it becomes possible to remind the relatives 14 and the final successor 13 who are usually busy and stay away from visiting the grave to remember the deceased.
In addition, images and video data stored in the deceased person's data, and images and video data in the relative data stored before the deceased can be viewed within a predetermined access limit.

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A system for enshrining ashes for a certain period of time by reburying the remains of a predetermined range of relatives, including the last successor, in a joint grave when the last successor dies,
It consists of an external terminal, a data server that can be updated and stores various information, and a data management unit that manages access to the server and recorded information,
The data server is equipped with a function that can accumulate basic information on individuals and the deceased, information on the cemetery where the deceased was buried, and information on enshrinement.
The data management department manages basic information about individuals and the deceased, manages information about the cemetery where the deceased was buried, manages information about the deceased who was buried in a joint enshrinement, and stores and manages necessary documents associated with the enshrinement. It is equipped with functions,
The cemetery managed by the system user is centrally managed by the data server, and when the final successor dies, the remains of the final successor and a predetermined range of relatives are reburied in a pre-set enshrined grave, A system of enshrinement of ashes characterized by holding a memorial service and memorial service for a certain period of time. 2. The system for enshrining ashes according to claim 1, wherein guidance for visiting a grave is sent to system users based on the basic information of the deceased. 3. The system for enshrining ashes according to claim 1, wherein the basic information of the deceased includes voice and image data. 4. The system for enshrining ashes according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the basic information of the individual and the deceased includes pet information. 5. The system for enshrining ashes according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the data management section provides guidance on procedures necessary for the enshrinement and guidance on proxy procedures.

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