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Scattering ash in Forest / Scattering ash in Ocean

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SANKOTSUYAMA's "natural burial" service focuses on natural scattering in the Shonan area, known as the "holy land of ashes scattering." However, you can also choose the scattering location more precisely. For "forest scattering," we offer scattering in a number of forests in Yokohama, Yokosuka, Miura, Kamakura, Zushi, Hayama, Oiso, Odawara, Hakone, Yamakita, and Sagamihara. If you specify, we can scatter the ashes in your chosen forest. All land is owned by our company, so it can be used for generations to come. Our "FOREST SCATTERING PLAN" include three types: "COLLECTIVE FOREST SCATTERING AGENCY PLAN", "INDIVISUAL FOREST SCATTERING AGENCY PLAN" and "FOREST SCATTERING CELEMONY ATTEND PLAN". The affordable "COLLECTIVE FOREST SCATTERING AGENCY PLAN" is a simple plan that simply involves sending the ashes via Yu-Pack. The "INDIVISUAL FOREST SCATTERING AGENCY PLAN" allows you to leave the funeral arrangements to us, allowing you to choose your preferred scattering location. With the "FOREST SCATTERING CELEMONY ATTEND PLAN" , you will be able to attend the local scattering ceremony. However, even after scattering, you can visit the site at any time, 365 days a year, allowing you to use the site just like a regular grave. Unlike ocean scattering, forest scattering allows for true "return to the earth." All "Forest Scattering" plans are natural burials with perpetual memorial services. Unlike typical "tree burials," the remains are not transferred to a communal grave after a certain period of time. There are no subsequent costs, such as management fees, so you can rest assured. Regarding the specific scattering location, please note that we do not provide detailed information on our website that could identify the location due to concerns about negative publicity. Furthermore, with the "OCEAN SCATTERING PLAN" , we scatter ashes in Tokyo Bay from the Miura Peninsula and Sagami Bay from the Shonan area. We offer three "OCEAN SCATTERING PLAN", "COLLECTIVE OCEAN SCATTERING AGENCY PLAN", "INDIVISUAL OCEAN SCATTERING AGENCY PLAN" and "OCEAN SCATTERING CELEMONY ATTEND PLAN" . The unique feature of the "Ocean Scattering" ceremony at SANKOTSUYAMAn is that it is only held at night, after sunset. Unlike the daytime sea, the "Ocean Scattering" takes place in the dark, creating a mystical atmosphere. In any case, since this is the final resting place of the deceased, we believe that a quiet environment where they can rest in peace is desirable. If you have a preference for the scattering location, please let us know.

For forest scattering and ocean scattering at SANKOTSUYAMA, you can choose the location for scattering. For forest scattering, please specify from the forests of [Yokohama], [Yokosuka], [Miura], [Zushi], [Hayama], [Kamakura], [Oiso], [Odawara], [Hakone], [Sagamihara], [Yamakita], or [Minamiizu]. For ocean scattering, you can choose from [off the coast of Tokyo Bay around Yokosuka to Miura] or [Sagami Bay around Kamakura to Enoshima]. For forest scattering, you cannot scatter ashes freely wherever you like. Ashes cannot be scattered on land owned by the national or local government, and even ordinary forests always have an owner, so permission is required. For forest scattering at Scattered Ashes Mountain, all listed land is owned by our group, so it can be used for generations to come.

YOKOHAMA FOREST

The scattering spot in the Totsuka area of Yokohama is easily accessible from Tokyo, allowing you to visit the grave at any time. Yokohama is characterized by scattered hills scattered amongst its sprawling residential areas, and this scattering spot offers the feeling of overlooking the surrounding residential areas from a small hill. The site is reached by train and bus, but climbing the stairs from the residential area leads to a completely different world. This spot is set in untouched natural forest, creating an environment that makes it difficult to tell it's a scattering spot. Access to the natural forest is by no means like hiking, making it an easy environment for grave visits. ・・・

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YOKOSUKA FOREST

The scattering site in the Taura area of Yokosuka City is conveniently located by train. It's only a few minutes from the station to the site, so we recommend the "attended scattering plan," which allows for a visit afterward. You may be surprised to find a quiet forest so close to the station. The site is located on a small hill, so you'll need to climb well-maintained stairs to access it. Streetlights are also available, making it possible to visit at dusk or at night. While there are several residential buildings nearby, this spot is in untouched natural forest, making it difficult to tell it's a scattering site. Climbing to the top of the hill offers a panoramic view of Yokosuka's cityscape and the ocean beyond. ・・・

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MIURA HILL

The Miura scattering spot is located on a hill overlooking Kaneda Fishing Port on the Miura Peninsula, offering a magnificent view of Tokyo Bay. The Miura Peninsula boasts relatively cool summers and mild winters. Its temperate oceanic climate makes it a frost-free region, even in winter. Compared to Tokyo, the area is 1°C cooler in summer and nearly 2°C warmer in winter. Even when it snows in Tokyo, it often doesn't snow in Miura. This makes it an ideal location for grave visits year-round. The Miura Peninsula is dotted with numerous day-trip destinations and attractions, but it also boasts a laid-back, idyllic atmosphere. It's about an hour and a half by train or car from Tokyo ・・・

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KAMAKURA MOUNTAIN

The scattering spot in Kamakura City is located in the Kamakurayama area, a renowned celebrity destination. On the way there, you can enjoy spectacular views of Sagami Bay and Enoshima. Kamakurayama is home to many famous people, including politicians, businessmen, and entertainers, with their mansions. Famous residents include Yoshimoto Kogyo Holdings Chairman Hiroshi Osaki, Mino Monta, and the couple Ryudo Uzaki and Yoko Aki. The Kamakurayama residential area was developed as a high-end suburban residential area in the early Showa period, making Kamakura famous nationwide. It was connected to Ofuna Station by Japan's first expressway, and became famous・・・

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ZUSHI FOREST

This scattering spot offers a scenic view of Enoshima and Mount Fuji. Reaching the site feels like a light hike. After passing through a residential area, it takes about 30 minutes to reach the site via a mountain path. While recommended for hiking enthusiasts, it's not recommended for those unfamiliar with mountain hiking. This scenic spot is well-ventilated, with sunlight filtering through the trees. It's a dry, healthy area, with no creepy or damp feeling whatsoever. While there are hiking trails nearby, the area is quiet, with few people passing through, and the only sound you'll hear is the wind. There are no streetlights, so visiting after dark is considered a bit dangerous. Therefore, this scattering・・・

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HAYAMA VALLEY

The scattering site in Hayama is accessible by car from residential areas. The fan-shaped plateau sandwiched between mountains is called a "yato," and it is located at the very edge of the residential area. Further inland, a virgin forest spreads. The surrounding mountains block the wind, preventing strong winds and maintaining a calm atmosphere. The scattering site, surrounded by untouched natural forest, is within walking distance of Morito Beach, but its remote location means it's rarely visited. Nearby is Ajisai Park, a renowned scenic spot offering panoramic views of the ocean and city of Hayama. The sunset is breathtaking, allowing you to capture the moment all to yourself. The Hayama・・・・・・

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OISO MOUNTAIN

Oiso is located in the south-central part of Kanagawa Prefecture, bordered by Sagami Bay to the south and hills including Mount Koma and Mount Takatori to the north. The area's temperate climate, influenced by warm coastal currents, makes it a comfortable summer and winter resort year-round. From the mid-Meiji period to the early Showa period, Oiso was home to many mansions and villas, including those of prominent figures in the political and business world, including Hirobumi Ito, Shigeru Yoshida, Aritomo Yamagata, Kinmochi Saionji, Shigenobu Okuma, Munemitsu Mutsu, Yanosuke Iwasaki, and Zenjiro Yasuda. While Oiso remains a popular destination for luxury villas, it is easily・・・

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ODAWARA FOREST

The scattering spot in Odawara City is located in the Iryuda area. Iryuda is a station on the Hakone Tozan Railway, but it's easily accessible from the city center by transferring on the JR Shonan-Shinjuku Line from Odawara or the Odakyu Romancecar from Shu-Odawara. The journey from Shinjuku Station takes two to two and a half hours, making it a short trip, but it's also a great place to visit graves on a day trip. Nearby are research and exhibition facilities such as the Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Natural History and the Kanagawa Prefectural Hot Springs Research Institute, as well as Ishigakiyama Ichiyajo Historical Park, which offers excellent views. Other attractions include the graves・・・

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HAKONE MOUNTAIN

The area around Tonomine, where the ashes scattering site is located, is a 566m-high mountain on the border between Odawara City and Hakone Town in Kanagawa Prefecture. It is one of the ancient outer rims of Mount Hakone. It is close to Tonosawa Station on the Hakone Tozan Railway, and a hiking trail leads to the summit via Amidaji Temple. This historic mountain was once the site of a secondary castle for the Odawara Hojo clan. The Tonomine Castle ruins, a medieval mountain castle straddling Hakone Town and Odawara City in Kanagawa Prefecture, were built by the Omori clan during the Muromachi period. Although abandoned in 1590, remains of the castle, including enclosures,・・・

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SAGAMIHARA MOUNTAIN

Sagamihara is a designated city in northern Kanagawa Prefecture. Sagamihara's scattering site is located in the Midori Ward area of Sagamihara City. The Midori Ward area of Sagamihara City is home to five artificial lakes: Lake Sagami, Lake Tsukui, Lake Okusagami, Lake Shiroyama, and Lake Miyagase. These lakes support the lives of the prefecture's residents as important water sources. The clean water and crisp, clean air make this a treasure trove of nature. The scattering site is located in the mountains overlooking Lake Tsukui. The Lake Tsukui area is also popular for its historical sites, where you can hike up Shiroyama and explore historic sites. While the area is dotted with famous・・・

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YAMAKITA MOUNTAIN

The mountains of Yamakita offer a panoramic view of the Odawara cityscape and Sagami Bay in the distance. Surrounded by nature, the Tomei Expressway runs below, allowing visitors to objectively observe human activities. It's a truly fitting scattering spot for the deceased's final resting place. The gentle southeast-facing slope allows for a gentle breeze, excellent sunlight, and no dampness. The natural surroundings make you want to relax and even camp. Because it's a largely unpopulated area, the atmosphere is quiet and tranquil at all times. While this is a highly recommended scattering spot, access can be a bit challenging. While it's possible to drive to the site, you'll need to travel・・・

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MINAMI-IZU FOREST

Minami Izu's scattering site is located in the southernmost area of the Izu Peninsula. Minami Izu is characterized by its stunning scenery and history. Blessed with a warm climate, this area still retains untouched natural beauty. There are many scenic spots, including Hirizo Beach, with its crystal-clear waters, beautiful ocean, and Cape Irozaki, offering sweeping views of the horizon. Minami Izu's greatest appeal, a well-established tourist destination, is its close proximity to beautiful nature and wildlife. Yumigahama, with its calm waves and beautiful sandy beach, is also a popular swimming spot. Enjoy swimming and marine sports here. Shimoda, the main town in Minami Izu, is also famous・・・

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SAGAMI BAY

Ocean scattering involves scattering ashes in the Shonan Sea, known as Japan's most famous tourist destination. Many famous people have had their ashes scattered in Sagami Bay, near Shonan. These include Yujiro Ishihara, Shintaro Ishihara, Sadako Sawamura, Izumi Masatoshi, and Kanako Fukaura. Many of these scatterings are at the request of the deceased, and it is expected to become increasingly popular in the future. Ocean scattering is often used to mourn those who loved the sea, especially those whose ashes have been reduced to a fine powder, which will travel around the world on ocean currents. While it may feel a little lonely, many scatterings are done with the intention・・・

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TOKYO BAY

Tokyo Bay has a long history as a popular scattering spot. It's also where the spirits of war heroes from the Pacific War, such as Hideki Tojo, rest. This plan involves scattering ashes off the coast of the Miura Peninsula, known for its warm climate. Among celebrities, entertainment reporter Masaru Nashimoto famously had his ashes scattered in Tokyo Bay in 2010. He was said to have loved the sea and even owned a cruiser. Ocean scattering is often used to honor those who particularly loved the ocean. The finely powdered remains will travel around the world, riding ocean currents. While it may feel a little lonely, many scatterings at sea are done with the intention of sending the deceased・・・

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Choose scattering location



【YOKOHAMA FOREST】	【YOKOSUKA FOREST】	【MIURA HILL】


【KAMAKURA MOUNTAIN】	【ZUSHI FOREST】	【HAYAMA VALLEY】


【OISO MOUNTAIN】	【ODAWARA FOREST】	【HAKONE MOUNTAIN】


【SAGAMIHARA MOUNTAIN】	【YAMAKITA MOUNTAIN】	【MINAMI IZU FOREST】


【TOKYO BAY】	【SAGAMI BAY】

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FOREST SCATTERING PLAN
OCEAN SCATTERING PLAN

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.


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