JP3380951B2 - Tombstone tombstone with multi-layer refill - Google Patents

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Description: BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to effective land use. More specifically, the present invention makes effective use of land by using a multi-layered refillable ossuary tombstone. [0002] After death, a person is laid down in a cremation, and remains are buried in a cemetery. Purchasing a public graveyard is an extremely difficult technique, even if you seek a graveyard due to a shortage of land, and there is an unlimited number of fragmented and miniaturized graves in private graveyards and ossuary buildings by religious corporations. It is currently increasing and cannot keep up with demand. [0003] In Japanese traditional tombs and ossuary buildings, etc., which are traditional in Japan, it is a technique only to increase the amount of collective storage by subdividing the urn storage room of the ossuary part. Need more land or need to subdivide. [0004] While the number of fragmented tombs has increased, the successor shortage has been lacking in social situations such as nuclear families, declining birthrates, and gender differences. As a result, unrelated Buddhas and unrelated tombs have continued to increase. This situation is not a fundamental solution to effective land use. [0005] The object of the present invention is not only to pray for the prosperity of family members who have only direct lineage under the conventional family system, but also to share the family, relatives, acquaintances, The hope is that people with the same thought will be memorialized together and provide a grave that will be carried on forever. [0006] In the current social situation, respect for ancestors and families is weakened by the nuclear family, and religion is lacking. Cemeteries are also located far away, making it increasingly difficult to visit graves, which has led to an increase in unrelated Buddhas. Therefore, in order to keep the tombstone intact, it is also possible to add the ossuary layer and the right of division and sharing for each layer so that it can be used easily by the successor who takes over the tomb. [0007] As a means for solving the above-mentioned problems, the present invention comprises a bottomless pedestal portion buried in the ground and a removable urn accommodating chamber. It is characterized by comprising at least three steps of the ossuary layer and the head of the tombstone, which is the top lid. [0008] Specifically, one layer of the ossuary layer having a predetermined depth at the upper portion of the pedestal portion and having a urn accommodating chamber is detachably connected thereto, and the head of the tombstone serving as a lid can be detachably attached to the upper portion. To join. The ossual layers are stacked from bottom to top. The tombstones that have been stacked and raised too high are separated and removed one by one from the bottom ossuary layer. The remains of the deceased, unknown to the acquaintances, housed in the detached ossuary layer, are buried in a bottomless pedestal buried in the ground and returned to soil and nature.
The separated ossuary layer is offered and discarded. [0009] It is needless to say that the construction of the multi-layered refillable ossuary tombstone of the present invention in a separate cemetery leads to the use of effective land. Doing so is desirable both in terms of effective land use and in terms of unified beauty. In this case, only one of the tombstones will be granted the right of permanent use of the successor priest. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 1 is a front view, a sectional view and a plan view of a multi-layered refillable ossuary tombstone of the present invention. Pedestal part 1 which is the basic part
And at least three parts, a bone filling part 2 having an urn accommodating chamber and a head 3 of a tombstone serving as a lid. In this figure, there is an example of use in which the osteotomy part 2 has four layers as a whole in two layers. All joints are removable.
The joining method differs depending on the material. In this case, an example of screwing is illustrated. The material of the tombstone is such that the portion to be buried in the ground and the portion above the ground are materials that can withstand wind and snow, and are not specified. On the side of the head of the tombstone serving as a lid, a family name and a family crest can be engraved. Similarly, on the side of the ossuary, other information such as the date of death, a reputation, and a memorial can be engraved. FIG. 2A is an assembled front view of a base pedestal portion and a tomb head as a lid. It is a state where there is no Buddha yet and it is erected during its lifetime. b is a front view of the process of stacking one bone filling section. c is a front view of the step of stacking the second stage of the ostium. FIG. 3 is an assembled front view of the tombstone. In this figure, the bone filling layer 7 is piled up, but at first, the use from the bone filling layer 1 is already completed. FIG. 4 shows that if the tomb is too high, the bottom of the skeleton with the remains of the deceased already unknown is removed from the body, and the deceased remains directly on the soil without the bottom of the pedestal. It is a figure showing the process of burying in the part which has done. The removed bone layer is discarded. According to the present invention, the shortage of land can be solved by using the multi-layered refillable ossuary tombstone of the present invention. The multi-layered refillable bone-filled tombstone of the present invention is a tomb that hopes that not only a direct family but also other family members, relatives, and people with the same thought and thought will be buried and memorialized one after another. Therefore, it is a recycling-type tomb that eliminates the unrelated Buddha and the unrelated tomb. The multi-layered refillable ossuary tombstone of the present invention can be unified as an off-the-shelf product with a simple design, and the price can be reduced. Although it is inexpensive because it is a refillable bone layer for each layer, more demand can be expected than before. The design and the like can be varied depending on the mold, pottery, glass, and other materials suitable for the tomb. [0020] Within one unit, the right of ownership may change for each ossuary layer, so that the number of temples can be expected to increase. By constructing the multi-layered refillable bone-filled tombstone of the present invention nationwide, it is easy to move the tomb, and it is possible to avoid alienating the tomb for remote areas. The memorial service by the multi-layered refill type ossuary tombs of the present invention is not a traditional tomb with a strong negative image of individualization, isolation and differentiation, but is supported by many people and transcends religions and religions. It is thought about assuming a friendly tomb that dies and naturally assimilates and prays for reincarnation.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is an assembled front view, cross-sectional view, and plan view of a multi-layered refillable ossuary tombstone. FIG. 2A is an assembled front view of a pedestal portion used as the tombstone and also serving as a top cover and a foundation. b is an assembly front view in which the bone filling layer is stacked one step between the upper lid and the pedestal portion. c is an assembly front view in which two layers of the bone filling layer are stacked between the upper lid and the pedestal portion. FIG. 3 is a front view of an example of assembling and using the tombstone. FIG. 4 is a schematic view of an operation of removing a bottom bone filling layer of the tombstone. [Description of Signs] 1 Upper lid 2 Set screw 3 Bone filling layer 4 Base pedestal 5 Joint

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(57) [Claims] [Claim 1] A pedestal part supporting an upper part without a bottom buried in the ground, an osteotomy part having a removable urn accommodating chamber, and a top lid. The ossuary part, which consists of at least three steps with the head of the tomb, and has an urn accommodating chamber in contact with the pedestal, is replenished and layered on the upper part, but is unknown in the ossuary part at the bottom. The remains of the deceased are buried in the ground, and the bottom bone layer is removed and discarded repeatedly.
The burial monument of the burial burial to be used as a symbol.