JPH09149848A - Substitution device and substitution method for buddhist altar or the like and recording medium - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To cope with the diversification of individual faith as the substitution means of a Buddhist altar or the like by utilizing a television on the market popular in a general household or the like. SOLUTION: The television 1 on the market for video projecting the main part or the like of the Buddhist altar or the like in a desired religion and a television base 2 for housing a sutra table 3 housing a video reproducing device 4 for video projecting the main part of the Buddhist altar or the like in the desired religion, the subtitles of sutra contents and the record of the deceased before death, etc., on the television 1 based on Shinto and Buddhist service contents recorded in this recording medium 25 and then reproducing the voice of the sutra or the like read by a priest as needed so as to be taken out are camouflaged to the appearance of the Buddhist altar or the like in the desired religion.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a substitute device / method for a Buddhist altar, etc. (Buddhist altar, Shinto shrine and altar) and a recording medium,
For details, use a commercially available television that has spread to general households, etc., and use alternative devices such as Buddhist altars that can respond to the diversification of individual beliefs.
An alternative method and a recording medium.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Generally, human beings have a strong faith in Shinto and Buddhism, and for example, many people visit shrines and temples in Japan. Because of this belief in Shinto and Buddhism, it is a common practice for ordinary households to set up a Shinto shelf in their residence and keep their hands on the Shinto shelf every morning, or to set up Buddhist altars and receive Buddhist sutras and preaching by Buddhist monks. Therefore, the present situation is to respect the spirits of ancestors and deceased people.

[0003]

By the way, from ancient times, it has been usual in the households that make up a family to be members of the same Buddhist sect, such as the Jodo sect for Buddhism. However, individual religion has become diversified due to the freedom of religion in recent years, and there are many cases where members of different denominations such as the Jodo sect and Nichiren sect are composed within the same household or within Shinto or Buddhism. In this way, different religions are believed in the same household, and it was necessary to set up many shrines and altars according to the denomination of the religion in the house. Especially,
In small houses such as condominiums, it was very difficult to install many Buddhist altars according to the purpose of the religion.

[0004] Also, due to changes in the public affairs, it is becoming more and more troublesome to hold a legal affair, but due to economic circumstances, it is difficult to welcome monks. Met. In recent years, the number of nuclear families has increased, and it is difficult to understand how to hold legal affairs and welcoming monks.In particular, this problem is particularly noticeable in families consisting of young people living in the city,
Although I was concerned, I felt that it was complicated to execute. In addition, as he grew older, he became frustrated.

Therefore, the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to use a commercially available television which is widely used in general households and the like, as an alternative means for Buddhist altars, etc. This is to be able to deal with the diversification of faith.

[0006]

As a technical means for achieving the above object, the alternative device of the present invention is recorded on a recording medium and a commercially available television which displays a main part of a Buddhist altar and the like in a desired spirit. Based on the contents of the Shinto and Buddhist affairs, a TV that stores the Shinto and Buddhist equipment in which the video reproduction device that displays the main part of the Buddhist altar etc. in the desired denomination and reproduces the sound as needed is stored in the TV in a removable manner. It is characterized by disguising the stand and the appearance of a Buddhist altar, etc. in the desired spirit.

Further, the recording medium of the present invention comprises the main parts of Buddhist altars and the like in the desired denomination, subtitles of sutra contents, video recordings such as prenatal records of the deceased, and audio recordings such as sutras by Buddhist monks. Is recorded in the package by arbitrarily combining video recording and audio recording according to the content of the Shinto and Buddhist affairs.

Further, in the alternative method of the present invention, the Shinto and Buddhist equipment stored in the television stand is taken out forward, and the image reproduction apparatus housed in the Shinto and Buddhist equipment causes the Buddhist altar in a desired religion prerecorded on the recording medium. Etc., disguised as a Buddhist altar in the desired religion by reproducing the content of the Shinto and Buddhist affairs, which consists of the main part, sutra content subtitles, video recordings such as the deceased's life record and audio recordings such as Buddhist sutras It is characterized by doing.

[0009]

1 to 7 show an embodiment of the present invention.
Will be described.

The alternative device of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 is a commercial television 1 which is widely used in ordinary households, and a transcendental device 3 (which is a Goddess's tool in which the television 1 is mounted and an image reproducing device 4 is housed. In the case of Shinto, the main part is composed of a TV stand 2 in which the eight foot stand is detachably stored, and the TV 1 and the TV stand 2 are disguised as a Buddhist altar.

In the television 1, for example, a folding screen door body 6 is detachably attached to both left and right sides of a television screen 7, and
If the canopy 5 is detachably attached to the top surface by screwing or the like, the camouflage effect is further exerted. The surfaces of the TV 1 and the TV stand 2, the door 6 and the canopy 5 are preferably colored in a color suitable for Buddhist altars. TV screen 7
Since the image displayed on the screen is sacred, the surrounding area has a desired color tone in order to harmonize with the image showing the main parts of the altar (the place where the Buddha image and tiles are placed on the altar). The frame 8 is imaged. As a result, even if the manufacturer or model of the television 1 is different, a good image with rich color tones can be obtained on the television screen 7. Further, the door body 6 may be removed when the television 1 is normally used, and may be attached when the video image is projected on the television 1 and used as a Buddhist altar or the like. Below the television screen 7 of the television 1, a panel 9 for covering the operation portion of the television 1 is arranged. With the widespread use of wide-screen televisions in recent years, it is possible to further increase the luxury of Buddhist altars by displaying many Buddha images and decorations other than the main image.

The television stand 2 disguises the appearance of a Buddhist altar and the like together with the television 1, has a space 10 for storing the transponder 3 therein, and doors 11 are already installed on both left and right sides thereof. . It is desirable that the door 11 is made of an opaque member for the purpose of maintaining the appearance of the ordinary TV stand 2 without the inside of the door 3 being visually observed when the door 3 is stored. In recent years, the depth of the TV tends to be thin like LCD TVs. In this case, in order to secure the storage of the transponder on the TV stand, the TV screen should be extended to fit the depth of the TV stand. The dignity of Buddhist altars can be further increased by using the TV itself.

The transponder 3 stored in the television stand 2 is, for example, as shown in FIG. 2, an electric candle 12 and an incense burner 1 for burning incense.
3, a desk portion 16 on which the incense pot 14, phosphorus 15, etc. are placed,
Front and rear leg portions 17a, 17 extending from the desk portion 16
b. The desk portion 16 of the transom 3 is provided with an outlet portion 19 for connecting the electric candle 12 and the nichrome wire 18 embedded in the incense burner 13 to a power source. In addition, it is possible to place an offering in an empty space of the desk portion 16 of the accounting desk 3.

Further, the rear leg portion 17b of the transponder 3 has a structure shown in FIG.
As shown in (a) and (b), casters 20 are provided in order to facilitate the removal from the television stand 2. Further, since the front leg portion 17a of the transom 3 has substantially the same length as the rear leg portion 17b, when the transom 3 is taken out, the transom 3
4 (a) and 4 (b), the leg hak 17c may be attached when taking out and the leg hak 17c may be removed when the transom 3 is stored.

On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the bottom portion 21 of the television stand 2 described above has a recess into which the caster 20 of the leg portion 17 is fitted to guide the entry and exit of the transponder 3. A groove-shaped rail portion 22 is provided along the inserting / removing direction, and a concave portion for stopping and holding the rear leg portion 17b of the transom 3 at the moving end position in the taken-out and stored state is provided at both front and rear ends of the rail portion 22. A hole-shaped stopper portion 23 is provided. A recessed hole 27 is provided at a front position of the rail portion 22 for accommodating the front leg portion 17a when the transom desk 3 is stored. Further, inside and outside the rail portion 22, the front and rear leg portions 17a and 17b may hit the video tape or the like housed in the TV stand 2 when the transgressor desk 3 is put in or out, thereby obstructing the entrance and exit of the transit desk 3. The protection plate 24 is erected so that it does not exist.

The video reproducing device 4 includes a desk portion 16 of the transponder 3.
A video device, a laser disk device, etc., which is housed immediately below and whose output is connected to the television 1.
By mounting the recording medium 25 such as a video tape or a laser disk on which the content of the Shinto and Buddhist matters is recorded, the contents of the Shinto and Buddhist matters are reproduced on the television screen 7 of the television 1. A lid plate 26 that covers the front surface of the video reproducing device 4 is pivotally attached to the front surface directly below the desk portion 16 of the transponder 3 that houses the video reproducing device 4. For the lid 26, a material and a color through which an operation signal from the remote controller is transmitted so that the image reproducing apparatus 4 can be operated by the operation of the remote controller even in the closed state.

Regarding the recording medium 25 mounted on the video reproducing apparatus 4, a main part such as a Buddhist altar in a desired denomination such as the Jodo sect or the Nichiren sect, subtitles of sutra contents, video recordings such as the deceased's life record, and a monk The contents of Shinto and Buddhist affairs, which consist of audio recordings such as sutras, are recorded in a package (cassette) with any combination of video and audio recordings according to the content of Shinto and Buddhist affairs. For example, when a plurality of types of recording media 25 are prepared, the plurality of types of recording media 25
A desired image is displayed on the television screen 7 of the television 1 by selecting a desired one from the above and mounting it on the image reproducing device 4.

For example, on one recording medium 25, main parts such as the Buddhist altar of the Jodo sect and subtitles of the sutra contents according to the sutras of the monks are projected. The subtitles of the sutra content can be displayed at any position such as the left and right or top and bottom edges of the TV screen 7, and the content that the monks read and the participants read in color and typeface. It is also possible to distinguish. Also, there are no voices at the beginning and end of the sutras at the time of Shinto and Buddhism, and when the sutras are long or when you take a break on the way, the voice is turned off and a check sound (for example, Rin You can check the passage of time and make it even more convenient if you add a sound or announce the name of the event at Shinto and Buddhist times. Further, if the sutras of the high priest are recorded or enthusiastically recorded on the recording medium 25, it is possible to further increase the gratitude.

When the alternative device of the present invention is used as a normal television, a canopy 5 attached to the top surface of the television 1 and doors 6 attached to both sides of the television screen 7 are provided as shown in FIG. The door 11 is closed with the transponder 3 removed and stored inside the TV stand 2. In addition to the use as a television in this way, it can be disguised as a Buddhist altar by the following procedure.

That is, the door 11 on the front surface of the TV stand 2 is opened and the transom 3 stored therein is taken out. At this time, the front leg 17a of the transom 3 is pulled out from the recessed hole 27 and the transom 3 is pulled forward. Since the caster 20 is attached to the rear leg portion 17b of the trans- econ 3, the trans-seat 3 can be easily taken out. The transom 3 is pulled out while being guided by the rail portion 22, and at the take-out end position, the rear leg 17b is stopped and held by the stopper 23 and is fixed. On the other hand, by mounting the leg hak 17c on the front leg 17a, the transom 3 can be held in a horizontal state.

In this state, the electric candle 12 and the incense burner 13 for the incense stick are attached to the outlet portion 19 provided in the desk portion 16 of the transponder 3.
If you connect with, you can disguise the state in which the candle is lit and you can also incense. Then, as described above, the cover plate 26 immediately below the desk portion 16 of the transponder 3 is opened, and the recording medium 25 on which the desired Shinto and Buddhist content is recorded is attached to the video reproducing device 4. When a monk is called, if the recording medium 25 brought by the monk is mounted, mistakes in the content of the Shinto and Buddhist matters can be prevented.

After that, by closing the cover plate 26 and operating the remote controller or the like, the contents of the Shinto and Buddhist affairs of the recording medium 25 mounted on the image reproducing apparatus 4 are reproduced, and a desired image is displayed on the TV screen 7 of the TV 1. It is projected. On this television 1, for example, the main parts such as the Buddhist altar of the Jodo sect and subtitles of the sutra contents according to the Buddhist priest's sutras are projected. In this way, the Shinto and Buddhist events are performed in front of the TV 1, which displays the main parts of the Buddhist altar, etc. on the TV screen 7. For example, the participants can see the main part of the Buddhist altar, etc. While watching the subtitles of Yao Sutra, you can sing along with the sutras read by the monks.

Before starting the Shinto and Buddhist events, a recording medium of silent audio images showing the main parts of the Buddhist altar etc. should be attached, and at the start of the Shinto and Buddhist events, the recording medium on which the content of the Shinto and Buddhist events was recorded After the replacement and the end of the Shinto and Buddhist rituals, the recording medium of the still audio still image may be replaced again to end the ritual and Buddhist ritual.

[0024]

According to the present invention, it is possible to disguise a television popular in ordinary households as Buddhist altars, so that when the religion of the same household is different or the Buddhist denominations are different. However, it is not necessary to install Buddhist altars or the like according to the purpose of the denomination in the house, and particularly in a small house such as an apartment, effective use of space can be realized.

In addition, due to changes in the public affairs, the act of holding legal affairs itself becomes complicated, and it is difficult to welcome monks and others due to economic circumstances. Moreover, the number of nuclear families increases, Even if you have a family consisting of young generations living in the city, it is difficult to understand the selfishness of holding a law or welcoming a monk. .

Furthermore, if a recording medium with a soul is used, thankfulness is increased, and particularly in Buddhism, if the sutra voice of the recording medium is made into the voice of a high priest, it is possible to feel even more thankfulness.

Therefore, it is possible to quickly and easily respond to the diversification of individual beliefs, and to obtain peace of mind for ancestors and deceased people.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of an alternative device such as a Buddhist altar according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the transponder of FIG.

3A is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view showing a rear leg portion of a transponder, and FIG. 3B is a front cross-sectional view thereof.

FIG. 4A is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view showing a state before the leg hakama is attached to the front leg of the transom desk, and FIG. 4B is a portion showing a state after the leg hakama is attached to the front leg of the transom desk. Enlarged sectional view

5 is a perspective view showing a rail portion of the television stand shown in FIG. 1;

FIG. 6 is a sectional view of FIG. 5;

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a television disguised as a Buddhist altar

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 TV 2 TV stand 3 Business desk 4 Video playback device 25 Recording medium

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A commercially available television that images the main part of the Buddhist altar, etc. in the desired religion, and the main part, etc. of the Buddhist altar, etc. in the desired religion on the television, based on the content of Shinto and Buddhist matters recorded on a recording medium. An alternative to Buddhist altars, characterized by disguising the appearance of a Buddhist altar, etc. in a desired denomination with a TV stand that removably stores the Buddhist Buddhist equipment that stores a video playback device that plays video and reproduces audio as needed apparatus. 2. A Shinto Buddhist affairs content consisting of a main part of a Buddhist altar, etc. in a desired denomination, a subtitle of the sutra content, a video recording such as a record of the deceased's life before, and an audio recording such as a sutra reading by a monk. A recording medium characterized in that a video recording and an audio recording are arbitrarily combined and recorded in a package. 3. The Buddhist Buddhist equipment stored in the TV stand is taken out forward, and the image reproducing apparatus stored in the Buddhist Buddhist equipment is used to record a main part of the Buddhist altar, etc. in the desired religion prerecorded on the recording medium, and the sutra contents. The Buddhist altar, which is disguised as a Buddhist altar in the desired religion, by reproducing the content of Shinto and Buddhist affairs, which consists of subtitles, video recordings such as the deceased's life record, and audio recordings such as Buddhist sutras by the monks, on a commercial television. Etc. alternative methods.