Sliding-out memorial tablet, sliding-out memorial tablet, free handwritten name inscription on the礼板 (reiban), introduction to disposal services for memorial tablets

Kuri-dashi Ihai (Sliding-door Buddhist tablet)
Size: Height 35 cm, Width 13.3 cm
Tablet: 2 black tablets, 18 unpainted wooden tablets
Free handwritten inscription for tablets

★ For those who purchase our Ihai, we offer free handwritten inscriptions for the tablets.

Kuri-dashi Ihai are Buddhist ritual objects used to consolidate name tablets inscribed with the posthumous Buddhist names of multiple ancestors into a single Ihai. They are used when the Buddhist altar becomes full of Ihai or when you want to efficiently manage the space for memorial services.

Features and Uses of Kuri-dashi Ihai
Structure for storing name tablets:
This is a box-shaped Ihai that can store multiple name tablets inscribed with posthumous Buddhist names inside.
Consolidating multiple Ihai:
When the number of ancestral Ihai enshrined in the Buddhist altar increases, they can be consolidated into a single Kuri-dashi Ihai for memorial services.
Efficient memorial services:
This allows for effective use of limited Buddhist altar space, creating a tidy appearance.

★ For those who purchase our Ihai,
We will introduce a service with over 1,000 cases annually for the de-consecration ceremony and disposal of Ihai.
Soul removal and burning ceremony for one Ihai
Performed carefully one by one by a temple priest for de-consecration ceremony
￥5,500 (tax included) - Nationwide mail-in pickup available