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We are Tomuraisha Co., Ltd., the operator of SANKOTSUYAMA. We are a subsidiary of the TTMA Group, a health-related company. We originally started out by running a traditional massage school and a massage salon. We then expanded to proposing ways to enhance natural healing, such as forest bathing and meditation, and gradually expanded into outdoor activities like camping and glamping. Through these efforts, we have come to own unused forest land across the country. Sankotsuyama has also been certified as a high-quality scattering business by the PRIMITIVE REVITALIZATION AGENCY (PRA), so you can use our services with peace of mind. In recent years, social trends and lifestyle changes have led to a shift in attitudes toward graves, and in 2023, we began proposing natural burials using forest land for scattering ashes. Our research has revealed that scattering of ashes into natural burials is not a passing fad in Japan, but a major global trend, regardless of religion. We are confident that scattering of ashes into natural burials will become more commonplace in the future. Looking around me, I see many relatives in need. Some families are aging and unable to manage their graves, while others, without heirs, are concerned about their future maintenance. I understand the reluctance to lose their graves and to dispose of them at sea. If the ashes are scattered in the mountains, there will be no need to maintain them. If the entire mountain can be considered a sacred object, there will always be something to connect the consciousness of the deceased. While scattering of ashes into natural burials is not a "grave" in the legal sense, we believe it is a way to cherish and connect the memory of the deceased without imposing future burdens. At Scattered Ashes Mountain, we are committed to providing a convenient scattering of ashes into natural burial services, without aligning with any particular religion or sect. I am still a newcomer and have launched this website while still inexperienced, but if you have any requests, I would be happy to hear from you.

Everyone will eventually die. Facing the reality of death, we have asked ourselves how to live a meaningful life. That has meant leaving a mark on this world, developing a business that will continue for centuries to come, and providing ceremonies that will remain in the hearts of many. Mourning the dead is a part of human culture, and the desire to remember the deceased in the midst of grief is a timeless and universal sentiment. While mourning methods vary depending on the era and religious beliefs, we believe the most important thing is to first understand the pain and to offer compassion to those left behind. We treat all religions equally and do not impose any particular values. Even non-religious people experience heartache when someone passes away. Mourning is a way of expressing love and gratitude for family members. While there are things we can and cannot realistically do, we will do our best to accommodate any requests you may have. We hope you will entrust us with the most heartfelt condolences possible.

For inquiries or questions about natural burial scattering at Scattered Bone Mountain, please contact us by phone, email, or visit us for a free in-person consultation. We will provide detailed explanations about scattering ashes, which is still uncommon. We welcome any questions or concerns you may have until you are satisfied. Please feel free to discuss any details, such as closing the grave or making pre-planning reservations. If you feel you can avoid the hassle of visiting our office, please feel free to ask us questions via email. If you are in a hurry, please submit your scattering request directly. The data you submit through the application form will not be used for any other purpose, so please feel free to provide your information. Please note that submitting the application form is a provisional request; your formal request will be finalized once payment has been confirmed. We will also ask for the name of the deceased, so please submit your request using the dedicated scattering request email form.