Yes, we would be honored to hold the Shinto funeral ceremonies for your loved one.
In Shinto, saying farewell to someone who has passed away is not limited to a single ceremony. We hold multiple ceremonies to honor their passing and to say goodbye with respect and gratitude.
These ceremonies can also be combined into one gathering according to your familyโs wishes.
In Shinto belief, the spirit of the person who has passed becomes a guardian spirit, watching over their family and loved ones.
You can find some more details regarding the funeral ceremonies here: Gokitล Glossary
Please contact us for details and arrangements. We would be honored to support you and your family during this time.
Yes, we would be honored to hold a Shinto funeral ceremony for your beloved pet.
In Shinto, we hold Irei-sai (ๆ ฐ้็ฅญ), ceremonies to comfort and honor the spirits of animals. In Japan, many places, including zoos, universities, and research institutions, hold Irei-sai to express respect and gratitude toward animals who have passed away.
We believe that every life deserves appreciation and a respectful farewell. Our shrine honors the spirits of pets and animals and recognizes the special bond they share with us.
You can find some more details regarding the pet funeral ceremonies here: Gokitล Glossary
Please contact us for details and arrangements. We would be honored to support you in giving your beloved pet a respectful farewell.
