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Hibiya Kadan's Sustainable Revolution in the Funeral Industry

Hibiya Kadan, a renowned floral company based in Tokyo, has made headlines with the launch of its new product brand, SusBase. This innovative line is designed to enhance productivity while addressing environmental concerns within the funeral industry. Particularly notable is the rebranding of their previous product, the ‘dare demo flower altar,’ into a more sustainable and efficient solution. The introduction of a new model, SusBase-typeC, expands their offerings while making the process of creating floral memorials more accessible and sustainable.

The Need for Change in the Funeral Industry

In recent years, the demand for floral altars in funeral services has seen a steady increase. However, this growth has coincided with a significant challenge: a shortage of experienced professionals. Many firms struggle with human resource issues, including skill disparity and increased workload on a limited number of skilled artisans. Additionally, the use of floral foam—a petroleum-based product used extensively for inserting flowers—has raised significant environmental concerns due to the high carbon emissions associated with its production and disposal.

Introducing SusBase

The new SusBase-typeC model has been specifically designed to simplify the creation of line altars, traditionally a task requiring high skill and experience. Previously, the process involved meticulously cutting chrysanthemums to various lengths, and arranging them carefully to form delicate curves. This not only demanded significant skill but also hours of labor.

SusBase consists of a reusable base unit made from metal pipes, allowing for easier assembly and consistent outcomes. Users simply cut the flower stems (preferably using pin cushion chrysanthemums) to a uniform length and insert them into designated openings of attached tubes. This innovative design drastically reduces crafting time while ensuring a balanced and aesthetically pleasing arrangement of flowers.

Environmental Impact and User Feedback

Not only does the introduction of SusBase help alleviate the burden caused by labor shortages, but it significantly lowers the environmental impact. By replacing floral foam with this new system, companies can reduce both their reliance on petroleum-derived materials and the associated CO2 emissions.

Funeral homes that have already adopted the SusBase series have reported that even novice staff members can create high-quality altars in a fraction of the time. This improvement has led to higher customer satisfaction rates. Furthermore, the elimination of floral foam has streamlined operations, reducing waste and minimizing the costs and labor associated with disposal and inventory management.

Future Endeavors

Hibiya Kadan is committed to leveraging its long-standing expertise to further enhance solutions that not only address the challenges faced by the funeral industry but also contribute positively to societal issues at large. The company envisions continuous improvements to their services, ensuring that they remain at the forefront of innovation in the floral and funeral sectors.

Detailed Information on SusBase-typeC

• - Launch Date: November 28, 2025
• - Type Name: SusBase-typeC
• - Dimensions: Outer W750 x H510 x D450 / Inner W550 x H400 x D480
• - Price: ¥300,000 (excluding tax)

• - Type Name: SusBase-typeC add
• - Dimensions: W560 x H190 x D300
• - Price: ¥400,000 (excluding tax)

Features of SusBase

• - Enables beginners to create line flower altars easily.
• - Significantly reduces crafting time for complex line designs.
• - Ensures consistency in size, shape, and quality across creations.
• - Environmentally friendly, eliminating the need for floral foam while reducing costs.
• - Can be transported with ease due to its split design, accommodating users with less strength.

How to Use SusBase

1. Place the SusBase-typeC unit, complete with attached greenery, in position.
2. Insert uniformly cut pin cushion chrysanthemums into the designated tubes (the tubes should be filled with water).
3. Use typeC add to create smooth gradients within the line arrangement without floral foam.
4. Combine with typeH (formerly ‘dare demo flower altar’) to complete the design of your line altar.

Conclusion

Hibiya Kadan continues to lead the way in the floral industry, demonstrating an unwavering commitment to innovation and sustainability. The upcoming launch of SusBase marks a significant step forward in addressing both productivity and environmental responsibility in the funeral services sector. For more information, contact Hibiya Kadan at.

Contact Information
Hibiya Kadan Funeral Services Division
Phone: 03-5444-8722
Email: [email protected]
Website: Hibiya Kadan Official Site