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Introduction to Eternal Graves and Tree Burials in Tochigi

On September 5, 2026, a new cemetery offering eternal graves and tree burials will open at Keishoin in Tochigi City, Tochigi Prefecture. The location is a cherished temple established in 760 AD, featuring colorful painted ceilings inside the main hall. The temple is community-oriented, with a certified childcare center within its grounds, making it a place where children’s laughter resonates.

Addressing Aging Population Challenges

The rise of the aging population poses significant challenges for families regarding the management and inheritance of graves. As of March 31, 2026, the aging rate in Iwafune Town, where Keishoin is located, was approximately 36%, well above the 33% average for Tochigi City. Given this demographic shift, many individuals face concerns about grave maintenance and succession.

In this context, eternal graves, which relieve families from worries about inheritance and family management, are gaining attention. Many are looking for a cemetery that meets their personal needs, yet the process can be overwhelming and lead to procrastination.

To combat these issues, Keishoin will offer a welcoming and open environment with the new eternal graves and tree burials. Families can compare various designs and plans within a single temple grounds, eliminating the need to visit multiple cemeteries. This supports families in making informed decisions that align with their needs and budget.

Key Features of Keishoin’s Offerings

1. No Annual Management Fees

One of the standout features of the eternal graves at Keishoin is that the initial fee includes all future management costs. This means that after agreeing to the arrangement, there are no additional annual fees or maintenance costs. This allows families to consider these options for the future without incurring unexpected expenses.

2. No Inheritor Required

Every plan includes eternal support and management by the temple, so those concerned about not having a successor or managing a grave can rest assured. Past religious affiliations do not influence participation, and families are not required to become temple members. Dedicated staff will manage daily cleaning and ensure a serene environment.

3. Diverse Design Choices

For those interested in the aesthetics of their resting place, Keishoin offers multiple design and plan options. These range from vibrant tree burials set in a garden-like atmosphere to individual family graves that can accommodate various budgets and preferences. There are even options for maintaining individual graves without disrupting existing burials.

Free Information Sessions and Site Visits

Keishoin encourages potential clients to book free site visits, where dedicated staff will provide personal guidance and address any concerns regarding graves. Furthermore, informational pamphlets are available for free, allowing families to review options together beforehand.

To request consultations, materials, or schedule site visits, please visit our official website or contact us via our free call service.

• - Free Call: 0120-19-9402
• - Official Website: Eitai Co.

About Keishoin

• - Temple Name: Kōōzan Keishoin (皇王山 恵生院)
• - Abbot: Masamichi Hori
• - Location: 622 Shizu, Iwafune Town, Tochigi City, Tochigi Prefecture, 329-4307, Japan
• - Access: Approximately a 15-minute walk from Iwafune Station on the Ryomo Line; about 10 minutes by car from the Tohoku Expressway's Sano-Tsukuba Interchange and Sano SA Smart Interchange.
• - Temple Website: Keishoin
• - Eternal Graves and Tree Burial Page: Eternal Graves

Company Overview

• - Company Name: Eitai Co., Ltd.
• - Location: Crest Takahashi Building 3F, 3-21 Kanda Nishikicho, Chiyoda, Tokyo 101-0054
• - CEO: Genki Kabayama
• - Business Focus: Temple consulting services (planning and establishment of tree burials, eternal graves, and cemetery marketing and sales)
• - Company Website: Eitai Co.