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- This video will give you an idea about Japanese Buddhist funeral until last. These picture is from my personal experience form my father-in-law’s funeral ceremony.
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Thank you and RIP to papa.
Thank You, Japanese-Humans-in-Heaven. We will Never Forget the Love you have Taughted Us Years Ago.
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Love and Respect to Dearly departed. This video move me to tears. Japanese culture is simply amazing
I don’t have enough words to say, other than this is beautiful.
thank you for showing us the last ceremony
Shamsiemon Mukhtar it was first time for me and thought will help to understand how organised it was. A very normal here....
@@deowrat Amazing, thanks for sharing.
I'm American and I thought this was one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen in my life. Western religions have all but ruined the grieving process for people with all the hypocrisy involved and using funerals as some kind of a recruiting platform for a captive audience , the Japanese way is wonderful and refreshing.
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I don't know which western religion you are talking about. But I am sure it has got to do with your society not religion.. something is wrong with your society and your culture..
@@gg-bv5qq Something is wrong with every culture ie: look at the way the Japanese treated POWs in WW II. My point was that organized religion in the United States is a disaster.
If you are referring to Christianity, of course Christ will be proclaimed at a Christian funeral. He is the Way, the Truth and the Life.
No one forces you to attend a Christian funeral, or, many, many years from now, to have one yourself.
But at a Christian funeral Christ Jesus WILL be proclaimed.
@@a.t.c.3862 I didn't mention Christianity, Judaism; or Islam however your response is precisely what I'm referring to. People make their own arrangements and have their own peace; some are even placed in cryonic suspension for revival at a later date. Buddha said " happiness is not what you have, happiness is what you think. "
I can’t imagine seeing the love one become the ashes. Rest In Peace
I appreciate you sharing this.
Fascinating. watching the coffin go into the elevator and reappear as bones was surprising. I found the ceremony very orderly, dignified, personal and beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for sharing this emotional moment..It 's so diffrent down here in the Netherlands here a cremation is so cold and on personal.
And without God, I bet.
God is there if you want to. Not everybody is religious
Thank you for sharing this. Lovely ceremony.
戒名に「温厚」の2文字が入っているのは、故人の性格が現れているのでしょうか 見ず知らずの人間がどうこう申し上げるのも何ですが、優しいお方だったのでしょう。
A wonderful and moving ceremony with all the family sharing fully in the cremation of a husband, brother, father, and grandfather performed with the greatest respect and love. My heartfelt thanks to all involved
The funeral provided a closure without sadness.
We will Never Forget You, Everyone.
A beautiful ceremony!
Elaine Higham thank you. And thanks for watching it.
I Love this Japanese Awesome Funeral Celebration.
I really admire the characteristics of the Japanese people, respect for fellow human beings is very high.
Thank you for the Info.usually only close family members attend the funeral so had no Idea
So dignified . I hope I have the money saved for mine..
It is freaking weird, what is dignified is to back to the earth that we are created from.
May his memory be eternal
Rest in peace.
This song is my uncle's favorite
He was a very handsome man. Much love family xx
最新の霊台車だ。 目と口は閉じてあげた方がよかったね
Where is this crematorium? It's so beautiful.
Rest in peace 😭
I'm from Sri Lanka and in Japan this is very rare to see I guess
May I know what the ritual the child does is before the casket is closed? The one with a white paper of sorts that is touched at either sides of the head and is then placed on top?
That was sad 😢😢
The bones do not appear to have burned adequately
Bones don’t burn. Usually in the US when people are cremated after they cool off they are pulverized in a grinder. They won’t allow people to witness that part only the actual process of the body being put into the cremation oven itself. Mostly to avoid traumatizing family members. I never witness my father’s cremation it was already hard enough to deal with a sudden death. Took almost 2 years to accept his absence.
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The post-cremation part is why it is bad etiquette to pass food from one pair of hashi (chop sticks) to another.
Is this ritual according to Buddhism?
jdul lagunya apa ini
Same as Hinduism but in a hi tech way
It's like a Hindu funeral ceremony in an Indian city.
Because he was Buddhist so , u don't no where Buddha died
Song name??
I guess death for them is not that sorrowful at the end
Some people embarrassed to cry in front of other people but in their heart telling me that’s they are crying in the hidden .
@@KaedeAnimation That is a very weird culture, if in such moments human can't cry when the hell they can live their feelings. In fact it is way more shameful not to cry.
@@farishope6540 There is no shame in not crying, saying that people are shameful if they don't cry is quite ignorant. People have their own way of grieving, not everyone is going to cry.
Honestly would you walk up to someone at a funeral and be like "Oi, why are you not crying? What's wrong with you!?"
@@farishope6540 things come and go, nothings last forever. They’re understand that standing there and crying all the time is not going to change a thing. So they just accepted and move on from it. By saying their culture is weird but other think your culture is weird too.
@@mangotrinh2162 I don't have the right to determine the weird and normal but I think for most of nations crying in a funeral is very normal and acceptable.
What religious is that.
He must be really rich.😀
Why
In the jesus name for this grandpa amen!🙏🙏
This is Buddhist not Cristian
Many of the family members are Indians
Burning is most horrible part
Cremation is not worse than decomposition.
@@a.t.c.3862you see, we need an alternative.
get your forks out
In the Name of Allah, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful.
All the praises and thanks be to Allah, the Lord of the 'Alamin (mankind, jinns and all that exists).
The Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful.
The Only Owner of the Day of Recompense (i.e. the Day of Resurrection)
You (Alone) we worship, and You (Alone) we ask for help.
Guide us to the Straight Way...
The Way of those on whom You have bestowed Your Grace, not (the way) of those who earned Your Anger, nor of those who went astray.
(The Qur'an- Surah Al-Fatihah)
آمين
To all of you who said that this was beautiful, you are all sick! There is nothing beautiful about death! Death is inevitable but definitely not beautiful!
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He is with the lord in heaven one day you will see him again in heaven God may bless his soul 🙏