JP4820390B2 - Ashes for sea urn - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a remains (ash) housing (an urn) for burial.

  Traditionally, ashes (ashes) were stored in urns and stored in graves and temples, but recently, the number of people living in the city has increased, making it difficult to secure graves and temples, There is an increase in unrelated things due to the nuclear family, and it is necessary to take other measures as treatment of the remains, from the custom of foreign countries, to sleep quietly on the quiet seabed, and from the idea of returning to nature Hopes for burial have increased.

  Sea funerals are usually called bones and go offshore by ship, and the remains will be scattered, but the sea is windy and cannot always be scattered in place, and it will hang on participants. was there.

  For this reason, the ashes were made to flow into the sea from the bottom that was automatically opened by the seawater that entered the sea with the urn set on the bottom.

  However, when using an antique with the conventional mechanism, it is necessary to collect the empty antique thrown into the sea into a ship. It is necessary to attach a tow rope to the fence and pull it up.

  Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2001-276154 discloses an urn that does not need to be pulled up while being put into the seabed but can be stored on the seabed while retaining remains within a certain period.

  However, the urn proposed in the above publication is formed mainly of a material that melts in the sea, such as salt.

Therefore, it is not easy to manufacture and store, such as casting and heat processing, and the appearance is boat-shaped, but the material is salt etc., there is no luxury and beauty, aesthetically formed with natural natural products In particular, dissolution starts immediately after being thrown into the sea and cannot remain at the bottom of the sea.
JP 2001-276154 A

  The object of the present invention is not only to have a beautiful and antique function, but also to allow the deceased to decorate and hold it as a decorative item while alive and to be attached and to contaminate seawater. There is no worry at all, and it is possible to keep the remains at the bottom of the sea for a desired period of time after the burial. Furthermore, there is no need for recovery, but it can be recovered if necessary It is intended to provide an excellent remains for sea funeral.

  The present invention was made in order to solve the above-mentioned problems, and a mortuary container for sea funerals is composed of a snail that has been taken out of the body, and a skeleton containing body as a skeleton containing part as a skeleton containing part at the bottom of the shell hole, It is characterized by comprising a lid made of a natural solid material having translucency that closes the shell at the upper position of the part.

  The present invention gives an impression that the deceased has become a shell by using a snail such as a natural shellfish, for example, and is beautiful and deceased unlike a simple physical urn made of conventional salt etc. As well as being able to give dreams to the surroundings, including those attending the burial, the lid that closes the shell is made of natural products, so there is no concern about contamination and it is translucent. It is possible to see through the contained remains. In particular, it is possible to set the timing for releasing the function of the lid by selecting the material of the lid.

  Further, in the present invention, when the surface of the shell hole in the body of the remains containing portion is polished and formed into a glossy surface, the glossy surface shines as a spider like a luminous shell, for example, and has a value like a work of art. It can be displayed as a work of art until it is used.

  Furthermore, when a weight is arranged at the bottom of the remains containing part main body, when it is thrown into the sea, it remains in a state where it remains in the vertical position while sinking into the sea. It reaches the bottom of the sea and is placed in a stable state, for example as if it gets up and looks like a small lawyer. In particular, it is extremely effective when the weight of the shellfish forming the body of the remains containing part is light, but for example, when a large shell like a halo shell is used as the body of the remains containing part, it sinks under its own weight. It may not always be necessary.

  In particular, in the present invention, when a semi-floating member is attached for sinking while maintaining the posture of the remains storing body when the remains storing body is buried in the remains storing section main body, In a state where the orientation of the direction is maintained and can be settled toward the seabed at a desired sedimentation speed, the semi-floating member is a parachute shape composed of a suitably permeable sheet piece formed of a natural product and a string body. In some cases, words or designs to the deceased or by the deceased can be written on the sheet piece. In addition, the semi-floating member main body having an appropriate buoyancy formed by a natural product such as a bivalve in which the semi-floating member is water-tightly bonded, and a connection for connecting the semi-floating member main body to the remains storing body main body. It can also consist of a string.

  Furthermore, when the RF tag storing the deceased's information is housed in the body of the remains containing part, it is possible to record messages of the deceased and the burial attendees. It is also possible to read and reproduce the information of the remains, and the remains contained in the seabed after the sea burial can supplement the position of the remains on the seabed. You can also conduct legal affairs by reading the information of the RF tag. Of course, if necessary, it can be recovered.

  According to the present invention, since it has an excellent aesthetic appearance, it can be used as a decorative item on a daily basis, and it has a great attachment, and since it uses a snail that originally grew up in the sea, there is no concern of contaminating seawater. It is also possible to keep the remains in the seabed for a desired period after the sea burial, and further, no recovery is required, but recovery is possible if necessary.

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

  FIG. 1 shows a preferred embodiment of the present invention. Mainly, a remains assemblage 1 is composed of a snail, for example, a natural tuna shell taken out from the body, and the bottom of a shell hole 21 is a remains as a resid accommodation part 22. It is comprised from the accommodating part main body 2 and the lid | cover 3 which plugs up the shell hole 21 in the upper position of the ashes accommodation part 22 of the said shell hole 21. As shown in FIG.

  And the said remains containing part main body 2 is preferable, for example, in order to show presence at the time of the amount and the amount of remains which the comparatively large natural Sazae shells like a sunlight shell accommodate, and especially this kind of Sazae shells Since the surface of the hole 21 is formed of a screw material, the appearance can be made beautiful by passing through a predetermined polishing process, and the value as an ornament can be exhibited. You can also leave it.

  In particular, in the present embodiment, a weight 4 formed of a substance that does not contaminate seawater such as stones or cement pieces is disposed at the bottom of the shell hole 21, and an RF tag is formed on the top surface thereof. 5 is fixed. Although this ridge 4 is accommodated in the shell hole in the present embodiment, it may be provided outside the shell.

  The lid 3 is made of a light-transmitting natural fixed material such as agar or gelatin, and is selected according to a predetermined period for decomposition in the sea. Moreover, in order to prevent these natural solids from being eaten by fishes in the sea, it is preferable to mix a substance that the fish does not approach or does not want to eat.

  In the present embodiment, if possible, only the remains containing body 2 is preserved as the remains containing body 1 used for burial from the time of birth. Or it decorates as an ornament. In addition, since what is accommodated in bottom parts, such as the weight 4, is not visible from the outside, you may accommodate beforehand.

Then, the RF tag 5 on which various kinds of information are recorded is accommodated and fixed, and the remains (ash) 6 is accommodated, and the lid 3 is applied. If the lid 3 is agar or the like, the shell 21 can be closed without any gaps by injecting the fluid before it hardens, and the preparation is completed. throw into.

  FIGS. 5 and 6 show the semi-floating member 7. For example, an appropriately water-permeable sheet piece 71 formed of a snail that inhabits the sea such as Japanese paper or a food material, and the sheet piece 71 are attached to the remains housing part body 2. The parachute is made up of string bodies 72, 72 connecting the two, and the semi-floating member 7 is used to enter the sea while maintaining the posture of the remains housing part 2 at a predetermined speed. It can be settled and decomposes naturally after use and dissolves in seawater, so there is no fear of contamination.

  In particular, in the present embodiment, since a message from the deceased person or a message to the deceased can be entered on the sheet piece 71, memories of the deceased can be recalled. Moreover, you may reproduce | regenerate the information recorded on the said RF tag 5 when burying.

  Further, FIG. 6 shows a different embodiment of the semi-floating member 8, for example, to have an appropriate buoyancy in which a bivalve such as a cocoon that has been removed is fixed with natural glue in a watertight manner. A semi-floating member main body 81 is configured, and this is connected to the remains housing part main body 2 by a connecting string 82.

  In this way, when the semi-floating members 7 and 8 are used to enter the sea, they keep sinking into the sea at a predetermined speed while maintaining a vertical posture, reaching the seabed and reaching a predetermined posture. It is left in a state where it is kept.

  At this time, in this embodiment, since the weight 4 is accommodated in the bottom of the shell hole 21 in the remains accommodating part main body 2, it is not swept away by the ocean current, and is stable like a riser. You can also keep your posture.

  The remains container 1 stored in the seabed in this way is safely placed over a long period of time. In particular, in this embodiment, since the lid 3 has translucency, it is not shielded like a conventional antique, and in particular, buried on the seabed at a depth that the sun can reach. As a result, the sun can reach the remains 6 and give the impression that the deceased can look into the sea.

  Further, in the present embodiment, when the predetermined period has passed, the function of the lid 3 is canceled, and the remains and nature are scattered in the sea, so that it really returns to the sea. The remains containing part main body 2 is a natural shell and does not cause a problem of contamination.

  Furthermore, in the present embodiment, the RF tag 5 is disposed in the shell hole 21. Therefore, regardless of the presence or absence of the remains 6, it is possible to confirm the position where the remains containing main body 2 exists after the burial and to reproduce the information recorded in the RF tag 5. In particular, the RF tag 5 operates by applying electromagnetic waves from the outside and does not require a battery. Further, the RF tag 5 can be connected to a detection device in a non-contact manner and can be operated for a long time.

The top view which shows preferable embodiment of this invention. The side view of FIG. The bottom view of FIG. Sectional drawing in alignment with the AA of FIG. Explanatory drawing which shows the outline of the use condition of embodiment shown in FIG. Explanatory drawing which shows the outline of the different use condition of embodiment shown in FIG.

Explanation of symbols

1 ashes containing body, 2 ashes containing main body, 3 lid, 4 spindles, 5 RF tag, 6 ashes, 7 semi-floating members, 8 semi-floating members, 21 shell holes, 22 remains containing portions, 71 sheet pieces, 72 string, 81 Semi-floating member body, 82 Connecting string

Claims (7)

It is composed of a snail that is taken out of the body, and is composed of a main part of the remains containing the remains of the shell as a remains containing part, and a lid using translucent agar that closes the shell of the remains of the shell. Characteristic remains for sea funerals.   2. The sea urchin storage body for sea funeral according to claim 1, wherein a surface of a shell hole in the body of the skeleton remains is polished to have a glossy surface.   The dead body container for sea funeral according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a weight is disposed at the bottom of the body of the dead body housing part. A semi-floating member is attached for sinking in a state in which the posture of the remains holding part main body is maintained so that the lid is located upward when the remains holding body is buried in the remains holding part main body. The remains storage for sea funerals described in 1, 2 or 3. The remains storage body for sea funerals according to claim 4 in which said semi-floating member is a parachute shape which consists of a water-permeable sheet piece formed with a natural product, and a string. The burial member according to claim 4, wherein the semi-floating member comprises a semi-floating member main body formed of a natural product, and a connecting string for connecting the semi-floating member to the remains storing body main body. Ashes container. The RF tag storing the deceased person's information in the main body of the remains is disposed in the shell hole, so that the position of the remains and the information recorded on the RF tag can be detected. The remains container for the sea funeral according to claim 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6.