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おもいのり

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About this app

"Omoinori" is a new form of memorial service app that makes visiting graves more familiar.
The objects of memorial services are not limited to the deceased and ancestors, but also pets (animals), dolls, stuffed animals, beloved items, and all other things that are thought to have spirits, and these are also objects of memorial services.

Memorial service is a process that values ​​the deep meaning of memorial service in Japanese culture, which says that ``all things have a soul,'' and explores ways to deepen emotional peace and bonds through the ``heart of memorial service,'' which expresses gratitude and healing for the deceased and loved ones.

In order to make the opportunities for prayer and memorial services more familiar to people in their daily lives in line with modern lifestyles, Omoinori offers new experiences that prepare the mind and give form to thoughts through memorial services and memorial services.
By incorporating prayer into our daily lives, our hearts become richer. We would be happy if we could help you do that.


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Introduction to app functions
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▼Prayer function “Inori”

・Creating a visit screen
You can create your own prayer screen and pray and make offerings.

・Sharing the grave
You can share memories of the deceased with family members who are far away.

・Offerings/Visiting
During your visit, you can send messages and offerings.

・Album
You can save photos of the deceased as an album and look back at them anytime.

・Reminder for important days
You can receive a push notification reminder on the anniversary of your death.


▼ End of life function “Remember”
・As a “reflection on my life”
By talking to yourself, you can look back on your life and organize the ``memories'' you felt at that time.

・As a way to share memories with family and friends
Your family and friends will be able to feel your memories and words through chat.


[Notes]
A mobile network or Wi-Fi is required to use this app.


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About the memorial service
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▼What is a memorial service?
Memorial services are the act of offering offerings to the deceased and ancestors to express gratitude and pray for their souls. The objects of memorial services are not limited to the deceased and ancestors, but also cover a wide range of subjects, including animals, beloved items, discarded Buddhist altars, and abandoned graves. In Japan, it is believed that all things have souls, and these are also subject to memorial services. The purpose of memorial services is to comfort the spirits of the deceased, express gratitude to ancestors and things, and to organize one's mind and deepen bonds with family.
There are no strict rules when it comes to memorial services, and the most important thing is to perform them with all your heart. Through memorial services, you can sort out your emotions, find peace of mind, and reaffirm your bond with the deceased. Memorial services are an important time to deepen connections with family and friends and share empathy. In modern times, memorial services for pets and objects that have been used for many years have become more popular, and memorial services are being held to suit one's lifestyle. Memorial services, while flexibly changing their forms, are a means of conveying gratitude to those we love and healing our hearts.
Memorial services are an important process that brings peace to our hearts and cherishes the memories we have with the deceased. Let's restore warmth to our hearts by thinking of those we love and feeling the connection with them.
Depending on where you live and your lifestyle, many people may not have the opportunity to visit actual graves or place their hands on Buddhist altars frequently. So why not create a place of prayer near you through the "Omoinori" app?

▼Target of memorial service
The objects of memorial service are extremely diverse and include not only the deceased and ancestors, but also animals and objects. Below is a detailed explanation of the main objects of memorial service.


① Deceased, ancestors, Mizuko
It is a memorial service for the deceased and ancestors. This includes memorial services held to console the spirits of people close to us, such as parents, grandparents, teachers, and friends. In addition, mizuko-ku (mizuko-ku) is sometimes held, and memorial services are held to mourn children who have died due to miscarriage or premature birth.

②Pets and animals
Pets are considered members of the family, and memorial services for pets have become popular in recent years. In order to comfort the spirit of your pet, you may build a grave or set up a Buddhist altar. In addition, memorial services may be held not only for pets but also for animals in general.

③Dolls and stuffed animals
In Japan, it is believed that "even things have spirits," and objects that have been cherished for many years, such as dolls and stuffed animals, especially Hina dolls and May dolls, are also objects of memorial service. These are sometimes offered as a memorial service to express gratitude.

④Items with special feelings
Craftsmen's tools, glasses, mirrors, needles, and cutlery that have been used for many years are also objects of memorial service. A memorial service is held to honor the spirit that resides in the object. In particular, it is often thought that the tools of craftsmen and the tools used in production are imbued with "life."

⑤ Memorial service at the grave
When closing a grave, we first express our gratitude to the grave and hold a memorial service to console the spirit.
Memorial Service at the Buddhist Altar Before disposing of the Buddhist altar, one should express gratitude for the Buddhist statues and memorial tablets on the altar and hold a memorial service there.
The method and location of the memorial service may vary depending on the recipient, but what is important in common is to convey one's feelings of gratitude with one's heart. It is believed that by expanding the scope of the offerings, one can pay respect to more things and beings and deepen one's gratitude.