JP5246826B1 - Funeral tomb - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a burial grave that can save space and can easily use the same space repeatedly, and that can completely eliminate mixing with the remains of others even in burial.
[Solution]
A plurality of cylindrical bodies 104 are individually pulled out and bundled in a replaceable state to form the bone storage section 102, so that at least a part of the lower end of the cylindrical body 104 is opened and the opening portion 104b is in contact with the ground or Arrange to be buried in the ground.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a cemetery, and more particularly to a funeral grave.

  Currently, when burying a deceased person, it is virtually impossible to burial by ordinances, etc., and after cremation, the remains are put in a graveyard and buried.

  Ashes are usually placed in cemeteries that are set up in units of houses, but there are also those who have become unrelated Buddha for various reasons, and those who have difficulty in setting up individual tombs for economic reasons. There are not a few cases, and in such a case, there is a current state where a burial (sometimes referred to as “gogo”) is performed in which the remains of several people are put together in one grave.

  However, in the case of such a funeral (combination), it cannot be distinguished from other people's remains after ossuary bones, and above all, it may be disgusting to be together with others' remains. In order to solve such problems, a plurality of burial graves have been proposed (patent documents 1 and 2) that are different from other people's remains even if they are funerals (joints).

  The burial grave of Patent Document 1 is provided with an ossuary room divided for each individual around the memorial tower, and the ossuary room is divided into two upper and lower tiers. It is supposed to be possible.

  Moreover, in the grave for the funeral of Patent Document 2, the ground is partitioned by boundary metal fittings, and bones are made by filling the remains (here, powder bone) in the vicinity of the approximate center of the partitioned ground. Furthermore, after the contract period has elapsed, it is also possible to bury another person's remains by exchanging the entire soil in the section.

JP 2009-235697 A JP 2012-72614 A

  However, in the case of the funeral tomb of Patent Document 1, the bottom surface is also partitioned by concrete, so the remains cannot be returned naturally. Therefore, it is impossible to repeatedly use the same place (for example, by another person).

  In addition, in the case of the funeral tomb of Patent Document 2, since the remains (powder bone) are directly buried in the soil in the compartment, the remains can be returned to the soil over time, It is possible to repeatedly use the same section by replacing the entire soil, but from the viewpoint of space efficiency, there is a lot of waste, and the soil replacement work is also complicated.

  Therefore, the present invention provides a burial grave that is space-saving and can be easily used repeatedly, and can be completely excluded from being mixed with other people's remains even in burial. Is the issue.

  In order to solve the above problems, the present invention forms a bone storage unit by bundling a plurality of cylindrical bodies in a state where they can be individually extracted and replaced, and at least a part of the lower end of the cylindrical body is opened and the opening is opened. The portion is arranged so as to be in contact with the ground or buried in the ground.

  In this way, since the ossuary part is composed of a plurality of cylindrical bodies, a specific individual's remains (preferably powdered bones) are stored in a specific cylindrical body, so that they can be mixed with other people's remains. Can be completely prevented. Further, since the lower end portion of the cylindrical body is at least partially opened and the opening portion is arranged so as to be in contact with the ground or buried in the ground, the remains stored in the cylindrical body over time Can be returned to the soil. Furthermore, since the cylindrical bodies are individually bundled in a state where they can be removed and replaced, after a certain amount of time has passed and the remains have returned to the soil, a specific cylindrical body is pulled out and replaced with a new cylindrical body. Therefore, it is possible to repeatedly use the cylinder in the same state as unused without using a cylindrical body used by another person. Note that “bundled in a replaceable manner” does not necessarily mean that the cylindrical bodies are in close contact with each other. For example, a gap is formed so that a tool or the like used for exchanging and replacing can be inserted. It is a concept that includes cases.

  In addition, at least a part of the upper end of the cylindrical body is opened so that moisture such as rainwater can enter.

  By making it possible for moisture such as rainwater to invade in this way, the remains are likely to contain moisture, and thus the remains can be promptly returned to the soil.

  Moreover, the opening part of the upper end side of the said cylindrical body is equipped with the cover provided with the property which can pass a water | moisture content but cannot pass a powdered bone.

  By configuring in this way, it is possible to prevent the powdered bone stored by the wind from being caught while the intrusion of rainwater or the like is received from being scattered outside the cylindrical body.

  By applying the present invention, it is easy to use the same space repeatedly in a space-saving manner, and furthermore, even if it is a funeral, it is possible to completely eliminate mixing with the remains of others. Provision is possible.

1 is an overall view of a funeral grave according to the present invention. It is a perspective view of the ossuary part of the grave for funerals concerning this invention. (A) is sectional drawing of a cylindrical body, (b) is a bottom view of a cylindrical body, (c) is a bottom view of the cylindrical body of another Example.

  Hereinafter, with reference to the attached drawings, a description will be given of a funeral tomb 100 as an example of an embodiment of the present invention. For easy understanding of the drawings, it should be noted that there are portions where the size and dimensions of each portion are exaggerated and there are portions that do not necessarily match the actual product. In addition, each drawing is viewed in the direction of the reference sign, and is expressed as upper, lower, left, right, near, and back based on the direction.

<Composition of funeral tomb>
As shown in FIG. 1, a funeral grave 100 according to the present invention includes a ossuary portion 102 configured by bundling a plurality of cylindrical bodies 104. In this embodiment, the ossuary part 102 is arranged so that substantially the whole is buried in the soil, and the tombstone 120 is arranged above the ossuary part 102. In addition, the ossuary part 102 does not necessarily need to be buried in soil, for example, the structure mounted on the ground may be sufficient. Moreover, it is free to arrange the tombstone 120 above.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the ossicle portion 102 has a frame body 103 on the outside, and a plurality of cylindrical bodies 104 that can accommodate ashes (pulverized bones) 112 are arranged in the frame body 103. The arrangement is as follows. In the present embodiment, the cylindrical body 104 is configured as a square cylinder having a substantially square shape in plan view, and is further opened without being provided with a bottom or a lid at both ends thereof. That is, the cylindrical body 104 has a hollow portion 104a formed from the lower end side opening portion 104b to the upper end side opening portion 104c. That is, the lower end side opening 104 of the cylindrical body 104 is configured to be buried in the soil. In addition, when employ | adopting the structure which mounts the osteotomy part 102 on the ground, it should just be the structure that the lower end side opening part 104b of the cylindrical body 104 touches the ground.

  The plurality of cylindrical bodies 104 housed in the frame body 103 can be individually extracted and replaced with another cylindrical body 104. Here, the cylindrical body 104 has a hollow shape of a substantially square shape in plan view in the drawing, but other shapes such as a plan view, circular shape, elliptical shape, rectangular shape, triangular shape, pentagonal shape, hexagonal shape, for example. ... and does not prevent various shapes. Moreover, although the cylindrical body 104 shown in the drawing is configured to be elongated as a whole, the ratio of the diameter and the length is not limited to that shown in the drawing. It can be changed as appropriate according to the amount of remains to be stored and the installation area.

  In addition, the upper end side opening portion 104c of each cylindrical body 104 is provided with a cover 110 having such a property that moisture such as rain water can be passed therethrough but a stored bone 112 is not allowed to pass therethrough. ing. The cover 110 may be provided independently for each of the individual cylindrical bodies 104, or may be configured such that one cover is provided over the entire ossicle 102.

<Operation and function of funeral tomb>
The cremated remains are desirably crushed into powdered bones, and stored in a specific cylindrical body 104 among the plurality of cylindrical bodies 104 constituting the ossuary portion 102. In the tomb for funeral 100 according to the present invention, the remains of a specific deceased are stored in a specific cylindrical body 104, and therefore, the presence of the cylindrical body 104 completely eliminates mixing with the remains of others. .

  Further, the lower end of the cylindrical body 104 is opened, and the opening 104b is arranged so as to be buried in the soil (or so as to be in contact with the ground). It invades the remains from 104b and disassembles the remains. That is, as time passes, the remains can be returned to the soil. Furthermore, if the upper end side of the cylindrical body 104 is also opened so that rainwater or the like can invade into the upper end side, the remains will easily contain moisture, and the decomposition of the remains by bacteria is promoted. .

  In addition, since the cover 110 is provided with a property that allows moisture to pass through but does not allow powdered bone to pass through so as to cover the upper end side opening 104c of the cylindrical body 104, for example, even when a strong wind blows, The stored remains (especially powdered bones) are not scattered.

  Further, in the present invention, the remains of a specific person can be stored in each of the plurality of elongated cylindrical bodies 104 arranged, and the plurality of cylindrical bodies 104 are bundled and well organized. It is extremely space-saving in plan view.

  It is also possible to store another person's remains in a vacant space (a hollow portion 104a of a specific cylindrical body 104) and reuse them, such as after all the stored remains have returned to the soil. However, the bone can be stored in the same state as the unused state only by extracting the specific tubular body 104 and replacing it with a new tubular body 104 at this time.

<Other configuration examples>
Note that at least a part of the lower end side opening portion 104b of the cylindrical body 104 may be opened. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 3B, the entire lower end of the cylindrical body 104 may be opened (to the same size as the hollow portion 104a) to form the lower end side opening portion 104b. However, the present invention is not limited thereto. For example, as illustrated in FIG. 3C, the lower end side opening portion 104 a may be configured by providing one or a plurality of small holes as compared with the hollow portion 104 a. Further, although not shown in the drawing, it is also possible to form an opening on the side surface near the lower end of the cylindrical body 104. This is particularly effective when adjacent cylindrical bodies are not in close contact and a gap is formed.

  It should be noted that the grave for funerals according to the present invention can naturally be applied as a grave for general animals including pets such as pets as well as people.

100 ... funeral tomb 102 ... ossuary part 103 ... frame body 104 ... cylindrical body 104a ... hollow part 104b ... lower end side opening part 104c ... upper end side opening part 110 ..Cover 112 ... Powdered bone
120 ... Tombstone

Claims (3)

A plurality of cylindrical bodies are individually pulled out and bundled in a replaceable state to form the ossuary part,
A grave for funeral, wherein at least a part of the lower end of the cylindrical body is opened and the opening is in contact with the ground or buried in the ground. In claim 1,
A grave for funerals characterized in that at least a part of the upper end of the cylindrical body is opened, and moisture such as rain water can enter. In claim 2,
The opening part on the upper end side of the cylindrical body is provided with a cover having a property that moisture can pass but powder bone cannot pass.

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