I will check things that are difficult to ask a temple on your behalf

Free grave closure consultation now available (limited to the first 5 people)

This may be sudden, but have you ever had an experience like this?

You are concerned, but you just can't seem to take action. I launched this project for people like you.

Do you have any of these concerns?

I am worried about my parents' grave.

However,

• It is difficult to call the temple

• I don't know what to ask

• I don't know how much it will cost

• I haven't been able to discuss it with my family yet

Have you been putting it off for reasons like these?

Actually, 'knowing' comes before 'deciding'

The most important thing about closing a grave is not 'deciding to close the grave right now'.

First,

know the current state of the grave

.

You feel anxious because you try to act without knowing the current situation. Once you know the current situation, the next step will become clear.

We are conducting a [Free Grave Closure Consultation]

1. Confirmation with the temple or cemetery (on your behalf)

On your behalf, we will confirm the following details.

• Management status (current administrator and management fee status)

• Status of perpetual usage fees

• Feasibility of relocation of remains

• Necessary procedures and flow

• Presence and estimate of temple withdrawal fees

• Future schedule expectations

* We will confirm this after obtaining your prior consent.
* We will handle all communication and coordination with the temple.

2. Organizing the current situation

Based on the current state of the grave, we will organize the following:

• What options are available

• What problems are likely to occur in the future

• What needs to be done now

3. Delivery as a report

We will summarize the confirmed information in an easy-to-understand manner and provide it to you. You can also use it as reference material for discussions with your family.

What you can gain from the hearing

Your concerns will be organized

You can break free from the state of 'not knowing what the problem is.' You can organize everything you were concerned about at once.

You can feel at ease by understanding the current situation

Regardless of whether you decide to close the grave or not, just knowing the current situation will make you feel more at ease.

Stay calm even in unexpected situations

Even when sudden situations such as inheritance, nursing care, or moving into a facility occur, if you understand the current situation, you can act without panicking.

Discuss calmly with your family

"Whether or not to close a grave" is a topic that easily becomes emotional. If you have objective materials, you can discuss it calmly.

Expand your options

In addition to closing a grave, there are various options such as:

• Succession (passing it on to the next generation)

• Perpetual memorial service

• Tree burial

• Relocation (moving to another location)

It is important to first know what your options are.

Recommended for people like this

✅ Your family grave is far away
✅ You don't want to burden your children
✅ You are worried about whether to close your grave
✅ You have no or little connection with a temple
✅ You don't know where to start
✅ You want to discuss it with your spouse or siblings

Why is it free?

I have held end-of-life planning seminars in the past, and many of the participants say,

they say.

When it comes to graves, there is too much information online, which is confusing, and calling a temple directly can be intimidating.

Also, many people are worried that if they consult a grave-closing business, they will be pressured into a sale.

So this time,

“I want to create a consultation service to first understand the current situation.”

With this in mind, I have decided to conduct free grave-closing hearings.

About the monitor recruitment

This free hearing is being conducted as a monitor project to improve our services.

Therefore,

it is limited to those who can cooperate by providing feedback or answering a questionnaire after the hearing, and allowing us to publish the case anonymously.

We will provide this service for free.

The feedback we receive will be used to provide better services in the future.

What we would like your cooperation with

After we conduct the free hearing, we ask for the following:

・Providing a brief comment on your experience

・Sharing your suggestions for improvement or opinions

・Cooperating with the introduction of your case anonymously or by initials

We only ask for these three things.

There is no cost involved at all.

Recruitment conditions

✅ Those who are worried about their family grave

✅ Those who are considering closing a grave, relocating remains, or perpetual memorial services

✅ Those who can cooperate with feedback or a questionnaire

✅ Those who can cooperate with the publication of their case anonymously

🎁 Limited to the first 5 people

If you are interested, please apply using the form below.

Those who "have not yet decided whether to close their grave"

are also very welcome.

Why not start by understanding your current situation?

About the author

Masariku Ito (Administrative Scrivener)

AOMA Administrative Scrivener Office

Became an independent administrative scrivener after 17 years of practical experience in the real estate industry.

Currently, I provide information to help people avoid carrying the burden of concerns about their family home, graves, and end-of-life planning alone, and I support grave closure and reburial procedures.

"What should I do about my family's grave?"
"I don't want to be a burden to my children."

I provide consultations nationwide while standing by those who are struggling with such concerns.