JP7161167B2 - Ashes search system - Google Patents

Description

Application of Patent Act Article 30, Paragraph 2 October 28, 2017, website https://noukotsu. co. Announced at jp/about/

Application of Patent Act Article 30, Paragraph 2 October 28, 2017, website https://noukotsu. co. Announced at jp/

Application of Patent Act Article 30, Paragraph 2 October 28, 2017, website https://noukotsu. co. Announced at jp/noukotsubo/

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a charnel chamber retrieval system using a plurality of three-dimensional charnel structures having a plurality of charnel chambers.

A base part having at least two or more partitioned charnel chambers inside and having a lid part that is installed on the installation surface and opens and closes the upper part of the charnel chamber; A collective tomb facility is disclosed which includes a charnel chamber and a portion where the orthographically projected image of the charnel chamber and the orthographically projected image of the charnel chamber corresponding to the charnel chamber overlap each other (Patent Document 1). reference).

JP 2017-95912 A

The collective grave facility disclosed in Patent Document 1 has a plurality of charnel chambers, and by burying bones in these charnel chambers, a collective grave can be constructed. However, users who use the charnel rooms of the collective cemetery facility cannot search for empty charnel rooms that do not have charnels. The existence of the room cannot be known. In addition, if you want to move the grave immediately to a location near your new place because you are moving due to a job transfer or the purchase of a new house, you may want to move the grave immediately. If you want to have a grave near your home but there is no vacancy, or if you want to have a grave in a temple you like but it is not possible due to the religious sect, etc. Cemeteries or cemeteries) cannot readily meet those demands and have graves in a suitable and proper place.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a charnel searching system capable of quickly searching for vacant charnel chambers in a plurality of temples, cemeteries, or cemeteries, and immediately recognizing the existence of vacant charnel chambers. be. Another object of the present invention is to quickly find a transfer destination of the grave, quickly transfer the grave, and quickly bury the ashes of parents, siblings, and spouses. To provide a room search system. Another object of the present invention is to quickly find a grave near one's house, to have a grave near one's house, and to place the grave appropriately and in the right place without being restricted by various denominations. To provide a charnel room search system capable of having

The premise of the present invention for solving the above problems is that a plurality of temples, a plurality of graveyards, or a plurality of cemeteries of various denominations existing in various places are installed and arranged in at least the vertical direction or the horizontal direction. This is a charnel room search system that utilizes a plurality of three-dimensional charnel structures with a charnel room.

A feature of the present invention based on the above premise is that the charnel room search system manages the charnel rooms where ashes have been placed for each temple, each graveyard, each cemetery, and each three-dimensional burial structure. a charnel chamber management means for managing empty charnel chambers for each temple, each graveyard, each cemetery, and each three-dimensional charnel structure; and a vacant charnel room search means for retrieving an vacant charnel room for an object.

As an example of the present invention, a charnel room search system is provided from a management server that manages each charnel room in these three-dimensional burial structures of those temples, those graveyards, and those cemeteries, and user terminals owned by an unspecified number of users. A management server manages the charnel chambers in which ashes are placed for each of the temples, the graveyards, the cemeteries, and the three-dimensional burial structures, and manages the empty charnel chambers for the temples. Alternatively, it has a charnel room management means for managing each cemetery, each cemetery, and each three-dimensional burial structure, and the user terminal has a vacant space in a predetermined temple, a predetermined cemetery, or a predetermined three-dimensional burial structure in a predetermined cemetery. It has a vacant charnel room search means for retrieving a charnel room.

As another example of the present invention, the charnel room management means includes an empty charnel room, a charnel room identifier that identifies the vacant charnel room, a sterilized charnel structure identifier that identifies the sterilized charnel structure in which the vacant charnel room exists, and an empty charnel room. The three-dimensional charnel structure in which the room exists is stored in association with a cemetery identifier specifying the temple, graveyard, or cemetery, and the empty charnel room search means is the temple or graveyard where the three-dimensional charnel structure in which the empty charnel room exists. Alternatively, a cemetery can be searched, and a three-dimensional charnel structure in which there is an empty charnel chamber in the searched temple, graveyard, or cemetery can be searched, and an empty charnel room in the searched three-dimensional charnel structure of the searched temple, cemetery, or cemetery. is searchable.

As another example of the present invention, the charnel management means includes at least one of the names and addresses of a plurality of temples, graveyards, or cemeteries in which three-dimensional charnel structures are installed, and the denominations of these temples, graveyards, or cemeteries. is stored in association with the cemetery identifier, and the empty charnel room search means stores at least one of the name and address of the temple, cemetery, or cemetery in which the vacant charnel room exists, and the denomination of the temple, the cemetery, or the cemetery. and are searchable.

As another example of the present invention, by specifying at least one of the name and address of a temple, a graveyard, or a cemetery, the empty charnel searching means provides a It is possible to search whether there is a vacant charnel room in a temple, graveyard, or cemetery, and if there is a vacant charnel room at the temple, cemetery, or cemetery with the specified name, or at the temple, cemetery, or cemetery with the specified address, the vacant charnel room. It is possible to search for empty charnel chambers in three-dimensional charnel structures of temples, graveyards, or cemeteries where the chambers exist.

As another example of the present invention, the vacant charnel room search means can search for a vacant charnel room in a temple, graveyard, or cemetery of the specified sect by designating a predetermined sect. If there is an empty charnel chamber in the sect's temple, graveyard, or cemetery, it is possible to search for an empty charnel chamber in the three-dimensional charnel structure of the temple, cemetery, or cemetery in which the vacant charnel chamber exists.

As another example of the present invention, the charnel room management means stores the purchase price of the vacant charnel room in association with the charnel room identifier, the three-dimensional charnel structure identifier, and the cemetery identifier, and the vacant charnel room searching means By specifying the amount, it is possible to search whether or not there is a vacant charnel room that can be purchased with the specified purchase price. It is possible to search empty charnel chambers in three-dimensional charnel structures of temples, graveyards, or cemeteries.

As another example of the present invention, the charnel management means stores the information along the railway line of the area where the temples, the graveyards, or the cemeteries exist in association with the cemetery identifiers, and the vacant charnel search means stores the desired information. By specifying a route, it is possible to search for temples, graveyards, or cemeteries that have empty charnel chambers along the specified route. It is possible to search for empty charnel chambers in the three-dimensional charnel structure of the temple, the cemetery, or the cemetery.

As another example of the present invention, when the user wishes to move the user terminal from a burial chamber in a predetermined three-dimensional burial structure of a predetermined temple, graveyard, or cemetery to an empty burial chamber elsewhere, A charnel chamber relocation request information transmission means for transmitting relocation request information to the management server is included, and when the management server receives the charnel chamber relocation request information from the user terminal, the user terminal receives a predetermined three-dimensional structure of a predetermined temple, graveyard, or cemetery. A transferable vacant charnel room information transmission means for transmitting transferable vacant charnel room information of a vacant charnel room in the charnel structure is included.

As another example of the present invention, the desired address of the relocation destination is included in the desired relocation information of the charnel chamber, and if there is a vacant charnel chamber at the desired address of the relocation destination, the desired address transferable vacant charnel chamber information of a transferable vacant charnel chamber in a three-dimensional charnel structure of a temple, graveyard, or cemetery is transmitted to the user terminal.

As another example of the present invention, the charnel room transfer request information includes the desired denomination of the relocation destination, and the transferable vacant burial chamber information transmitting means transmits the vacant charnel chamber in the temple, graveyard, or cemetery of the desired denomination to the relocation destination. exists, the transferable vacant charnel room information of the transferable vacant charnel room in the three-dimensional charnel structure of the temple, graveyard, or cemetery of the desired sect is transmitted to the user terminal.

As another example of the present invention, the information on the desire to move the charnel chamber includes the desired location along the train line of the temple, graveyard, or cemetery to be relocated to, and the transferable vacant charnel information transmitting means transmits the desired location of the temple, graveyard, or cemetery along the railroad route. If there is a vacant charnel room, the transferable vacant charnel room information of the transferable vacant charnel room in the three-dimensional charnel structure of the desired temple, graveyard, or cemetery along the railway line is transmitted to the user terminal.

According to the system for retrieving charnel chambers according to the present invention, the charnel chambers in which bones have been placed are managed for each temple, each graveyard, each cemetery, and each three-dimensional charnel structure, and empty charnel chambers for which no bones have been placed are managed. A burial chamber management means for managing a chamber for each temple, each graveyard, each cemetery, and each three-dimensional burial structure, and an empty burial chamber in a predetermined three-dimensional burial structure in a predetermined temple, predetermined graveyard, or predetermined cemetery. Since it has a vacant charnel room searching means for retrieving a room, it is possible to quickly search for vacant charnel rooms in a plurality of managed temples, cemeteries, or cemeteries, and immediately know the existence of vacant charnel rooms. be able to. The charnel room search system searches for a vacant charnel room in a predetermined three-dimensional burial structure in a predetermined temple, a predetermined graveyard, or a predetermined cemetery. In addition to being able to move quickly, the remains of parents, siblings, and spouses can be promptly interred. The charnel room search system can quickly find a grave near the house by means of the vacant charnel room search means, and it is possible to have a grave near the house. You can have a grave in the right place.

Completed burial burials formed by a management server for managing each charnel chamber in the three-dimensional burial structures of those temples, those graveyards, and those cemeteries, and user terminals possessed by an unspecified number of users, and in which the management server is burried. The rooms are managed for each temple, each graveyard, each cemetery, and each three-dimensional burial structure, and empty burial chambers where bones are not buried are managed for each temple, each graveyard, each cemetery, and each three-dimensional burial structure. The user terminal has an empty charnel room search means for searching for an empty charnel room in a predetermined three-dimensional charnel structure in a predetermined temple, a predetermined graveyard, or a predetermined cemetery. The system allows the user to quickly find empty charnel rooms in multiple temples, multiple graveyards, or multiple cemeteries managed by the management server by having the user terminal access the management server and search for available charnel rooms with the user terminal. The user can immediately know the existence of a vacant charnel room. The charnel room search system searches for a vacant charnel room in a predetermined three-dimensional burial structure in a predetermined temple, a predetermined graveyard, or a predetermined cemetery using a user terminal, thereby quickly finding the relocation destination of the grave. Graves can be moved quickly, and the ashes of parents, siblings, and spouses can be quickly interred. The charnel room search system can quickly find a grave near the house by means of the vacant charnel room search means of the user terminal, can have a grave near the house, and is not limited to various denominations. , can have a grave appropriately and in the right place.

The charnel room management means installed an empty charnel room, a charnel room identifier that identifies the vacant charnel room, a three-dimensional charnel structure identifier that identifies the three-dimensional charnel structure in which the vacant charnel room exists, and a three-dimensional charnel structure in which the vacant charnel room exists. A temple, a graveyard, or a cemetery is stored in association with a cemetery identifier specifying a temple, a graveyard, or a cemetery, and an empty charnel room search means can search for a temple, a cemetery, or a cemetery in which a three-dimensional charnel structure with an empty charnel room is installed, and has been searched. A charnel room search system capable of searching for a three-dimensional charnel structure in which an empty charnel room exists in a temple, a graveyard, or a cemetery, and capable of searching for an empty charnel room in the searched three-dimensional charnel structure of the searched temple, cemetery, or cemetery. By searching for an empty charnel room with the user terminal while accessing the management server, it is possible to search for a temple, a graveyard, or a cemetery that has a three-dimensional charnel structure with an empty charnel room. It is possible to search for a three-dimensional charnel structure in which there is a vacant charnel chamber of the cemetery or the cemetery, and to search for an vacant charnel chamber in the retrieved three-dimensional charnel structure of the temple, the cemetery, or the cemetery. Since the charnel room search system can search for a vacant charnel room in a predetermined three-dimensional burial structure in a predetermined temple, a predetermined graveyard, or a predetermined cemetery, the relocation destination of the grave can be quickly found, and the parent can In addition to being able to promptly bury the ashes of their deceased relatives, siblings, and spouses, they can have graves in suitable and appropriate locations without being restricted to various sects.

The charnel-chamber management means associates at least one of the names and addresses of a plurality of temples, graveyards, or cemeteries in which three-dimensional charnel structures are installed with the denominations of those temples, graveyards, or cemeteries, with the cemetery identifier. vacant charnel room search means is capable of retrieving at least one of the name and address of a temple, cemetery, or cemetery in which a vacant charnel room exists, and the denomination of the temple, cemetery, or cemetery. The system can know the name and address of the temple, cemetery or cemetery where the empty charnel is located, the denomination of the temple or the cemetery or the cemetery, and then the detailed information of the temple or the cemetery or the cemetery. Alternatively, by checking the website of the cemetery or the cemetery, it is possible to decide whether or not to place the ashes in the charnel chamber of the temple, the cemetery, or the cemetery.

By designating at least one of the name and address of a temple, graveyard, or cemetery in a vacant charnel chamber search means, vacant burial can be found in the temple, cemetery, or cemetery with the designated name, or in the temple, cemetery, or cemetery with the designated address. If it is possible to search for the existence of a chamber, and if there is an empty charnel room in the temple, cemetery, or cemetery with the specified name, or the temple, cemetery, or cemetery with the specified address, the temple, cemetery, or cemetery where the vacant charnel room exists. A charnel room search system that can search for vacant charnel rooms in a three-dimensional charnel structure, for example, by inputting (designating) at least one of the name and address of a temple, a graveyard, or a cemetery into a user terminal. It is possible to know whether or not there is a vacant charnel chamber at the temple, cemetery, or cemetery with the (designated) name and address, and if there is a vacant charnel chamber, the vacancy in the three-dimensional charnel structure of that temple, cemetery, or cemetery. In addition to being able to know the location of the charnel chamber, after that, by checking the details of the temple, the cemetery, or the cemetery on the website of the temple, the cemetery, or the cemetery, the burial of the temple, the cemetery, or the cemetery. You can decide whether or not to bury the bones in the room.

In the vacant charnel room search means, by designating a predetermined sect, it is possible to search whether or not there is a vacant charnel room in the temple, graveyard, or cemetery of the designated sect. If there is a vacant charnel room, a charnel room search system that can search for a vacant charnel room in a three-dimensional structure of a temple, graveyard, or cemetery in which the vacant charnel room exists, for example, inputs a predetermined sect into a user terminal (designated ), it is possible to know whether or not there is an empty charnel room in the temple, graveyard, or cemetery of the sect entered (specified). In addition to being able to know the location of the empty charnel room in the structure, the temple or graveyard of the sect by checking the detailed contents of the temple or graveyard or cemetery on the website of the temple or the graveyard or the cemetery after that. Alternatively, you can decide whether or not to place the ashes in the cemetery's charnel room.

The charnel room management means stores the purchase price of the vacant charnel room in association with the charnel identifier, the three-dimensional charnel structure identifier, and the cemetery identifier, and the vacant charnel room search means designates the purchase price. It is possible to search whether there is a vacant charnel room that can be purchased with the purchase price, and if there is a vacant charnel room that can be purchased with the specified purchase price, the three-dimensional charnel structure of the temple, graveyard, or cemetery where the vacant charnel room exists. For example, by inputting (designating) the purchase price of a vacant charnel room in a user terminal, the charnel room search system that can search for vacant charnel rooms for objects searches for vacant charnel rooms that can be purchased with the input (designated) purchase price. exists, and if there is a vacant charnel that can be purchased with the purchase price, to know the location of the vacant charnel in the three-dimensional charnel structure of a prescribed temple, a prescribed graveyard, or a prescribed cemetery. After that, by checking the detailed contents of the temple, the graveyard, or the cemetery on the website of the temple, the graveyard, or the cemetery, whether or not the ashes will be placed in the charnel room of the temple, the graveyard, or the cemetery. can decide.

The charnel management means memorizes the roadside information of the area where the temples, the graveyards, or the cemeteries exist in association with the cemetery identifier, and the free charnel search means designates the desired roadside, thereby specifying the information. It is possible to search whether there is a temple, graveyard, or cemetery along the railway line that has a vacant charnel chamber. A charnel room search system that can search for vacant charnel rooms in a three-dimensional burial structure, for example, by inputting (designating) an area along a railway line into a user terminal, finds temples, graveyards, or It is possible to know whether there is a cemetery or not, and if there is an empty charnel room, it is possible to know the location of the vacant charnel room in the temple or graveyard along the line or in the three-dimensional burial structure of the cemetery. By checking the detailed contents of a temple, graveyard, or cemetery on the website of that temple, graveyard, or cemetery, it is possible to decide whether or not to bury the bones in the charnel chamber of that temple, graveyard, or cemetery.

When a user wishes to move from a charnel room in a predetermined three-dimensional charnel structure of a predetermined temple, graveyard, or cemetery to an empty charnel room at another location, the user terminal transmits charnel chamber transfer request information to the management server. When the management server receives the burial chamber relocation request information from the user terminal, it includes a room relocation request information transmission means, and when the management server receives the burial chamber relocation request information from the user terminal, the user terminal is notified of the transferable vacant burial chamber in a predetermined three-dimensional burial structure of a predetermined temple, graveyard, or cemetery. The charnel room search system, which includes a transferable vacant charnel room information transmission means for transmitting information on a vacant charnel room that can be transferred, is designed for users who have already placed a burial in a charnel room in a three-dimensional charnel structure, If you wish to move to another vacant charnel room due to moving, wanting to copy your grave to your favorite temple, graveyard or cemetery, or changing your sect, the user terminal will send the charnel relocation request information. to the management server, and the management server transmits to the user terminal the transferable empty charnel room information of the transferable vacant charnel room in the prescribed three-dimensional burial structure of the prescribed temple, the prescribed graveyard, or the prescribed cemetery. A desired user can immediately know the existence of a transferable vacant charnel room by viewing the transferable vacant charnel room information. The charnel room search system can find a transferable vacant charnel room in a predetermined three-dimensional burial structure in a predetermined temple, a predetermined graveyard, or a predetermined cemetery through a user terminal, so that the relocation destination of the charnel room can be quickly found. and the burial chamber can be relocated quickly.

If the desired address of the relocation destination is included in the charnel room transfer request information, and there is a vacant charnel chamber at the desired address of the relocation destination in the transferable vacant charnel information transmission means, the three-dimensional charnel structure of the temple, graveyard, or cemetery at the desired address A charnel room search system that transmits information on a vacant charnel room that can be relocated to a user terminal. It is possible to immediately know the existence of a vacant charnel room that can be moved in a predetermined temple, a predetermined graveyard, or a predetermined cemetery at the desired address, and quickly find the relocation destination of the charnel room, and quickly relocate the charnel room. can do.

If the desired denomination of the relocation destination is included in the charnel transfer request information, and there is a vacant charnel chamber in the temple, graveyard, or cemetery of the desired denomination in the transferable vacant charnel information transmission means, the temple or cemetery of the desired denomination. Alternatively, a charnel room search system that transmits vacant charnel room information on a vacant charnel room in a three-dimensional burial structure in a cemetery to a user terminal, for example, a user who wishes to relocate enters the desired denomination of the relocation destination into the user terminal. By doing so, it is possible to immediately know the existence of a vacant charnel room that can be relocated at the temple, graveyard, or cemetery of the desired sect, and to quickly find the relocation destination of the charnel room, and to quickly relocate the charnel room. can do.

If the desired location of the temple, graveyard, or cemetery to be relocated is included in the charnel transfer request information, and if there is a vacant charnel chamber in the desired temple, graveyard, or cemetery along the desired railroad line, A charnel room search system that transmits vacant charnel room information on a vacant charnel room that can be transferred to a user terminal in a three-dimensional charnel structure such as a temple, graveyard, or cemetery. By entering , you can immediately know the existence of a relocated vacant charnel at existing temples, graveyards, or cemeteries along the specified line, and you can quickly find the relocation destination of the charnel, and You can move quickly.

The block diagram of the burial chamber search system shown as an example. A diagram showing temples, graveyards, or cemeteries that exist in various places, and three-dimensional burial structures installed in temples, graveyards, or cemeteries. The figure which shows an example of a three-dimensional ashes structure. The perspective view which shows an example of a charnel chamber. The figure which shows an example of the empty charnel room application menu screen displayed on the touch panel of the smart phone. Diagram showing an example of a temple selection screen displayed on a smartphone touch panel The figure which shows an example of the temple display screen displayed on the touch panel of the smart phone. The figure which shows an example of the three-dimensional ashes structure display screen displayed on the touch panel of the smart phone. The figure which shows an example of the empty charnel room display screen displayed on the touch panel of the smart phone. The figure which shows an example of the condition input screen displayed on the touch panel of the smart phone. FIG. 11 is a view showing another example of the temple selection screen for selecting temples that match the conditions displayed on the touch panel of the smartphone; The figure which shows another example of the temple selection screen displayed on the touch panel of the smart phone. The figure which shows another example of the empty charnel room display screen displayed on the touch panel of the smart phone. The figure which shows another example of the condition input screen displayed on the touch panel of the smart phone. FIG. 11 is a view showing another example of the temple selection screen for selecting temples that match the conditions displayed on the touch panel of the smartphone;

The details of the charnel room searching system according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings such as FIG. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing temples 19, graveyards 19, or cemeteries 19 existing in various places, and three-dimensional burial structures 16 installed in temples 19, graveyards 19, or cemeteries 19, and FIG. 3] is a diagram showing an example of a three-dimensional ashes structure 16. [FIG. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing an example of the charnel chamber 17. As shown in FIG.

FIG. 1 shows one smartphone 12 (user terminal), one tablet 13 (user terminal), and one laptop computer 14 (user terminal). , there are a plurality of various servers connected via the Internet 15 (network), and a plurality of various smartphones 12, a plurality of various tablets 13, and a plurality of various notebook computers that can access each server via the Internet 15. 14 (computers) exist. User terminals include personal digital assistants (PDAs) and mobile phones, and further include all communication terminals capable of connecting to the Internet 15 that will be developed in the future.

The charnel room search system 10 is implemented using a plurality of three-dimensional charnel structures 16 installed in a plurality of temples 19 or a plurality of graveyards 19 or a plurality of cemeteries 19 . These temples 19, cemeteries 19, or cemeteries 19 (hereinafter referred to as temples 19, etc.) in which three-dimensional charnel structures 16 (three-dimensional charnel tombs) are installed exist all over the country, and there are various denominations. The sects include, for example, the Shingon sect, Tendai sect, Jodo sect, Rinzai sect, Jodo Shin sect, Soto sect, and Nichiren sect, but the sect is not particularly limited.

The charnel room search system 10 is composed of a management server 11, a smartphone 12, a tablet 13, and a notebook computer 14. The management server 11 is built in a data center (including cloud) contracted by a system provider (business corporation) that provides (manages and operates) the charnel room search system 10 . The management server 11 may be constructed at the office of the system provider (business corporation).

The smartphone 12 (user terminal), tablet 13 (user terminal), and notebook computer 14 (user terminal) are owned by an unspecified number of users. The smartphones 12 are of different models and are provided by different carriers (manufacturers). The tablet 13 and the notebook computer 14 are of different models and are provided by different manufacturers.

The management server 11 and the notebook computer 14 include a central processing unit (CPU, virtual CPU, MPU, virtual MPU), a storage device (memory, virtual memory), and a large-capacity storage area (hard disk, virtual hard disk, etc.). It is a logical computer operated by a virtual OS (operating system) or a virtual OS (virtual operating system). Input devices such as a keyboard and a mouse, and output devices such as a display and a printer are connected to the management server 11 and the notebook computer 14 via interfaces. or virtual firewall) is connected. The management server 11 and the notebook computer 14 have various server functions such as a DNS server function, a database server function, a Web server function, a mail server function, and a document server function. While going through the Internet 15, any other server with no access restrictions can be accessed.

The smartphone 12 or tablet 13 incorporates a physical computer that has a central processing unit (CPU or MPU) and memory (main memory and cache memory) and operates by an independent operating system (OS), and has a large capacity storage. The area (large-capacity hard disk, etc.) is implemented. The smartphone 12, tablet 13, and notebook computer 14 can connect to the Internet 15 using the web browsers stored in their memories, and use the Internet 15 to connect to an unspecified number of other servers (physical servers, A virtual server) can be accessed and logged in, and various search engines can be used on the Internet 15 .

The smartphone 12, the tablet 13, and the notebook computer 14 can access and log in to the management server 11 using the URL of the management server 11, and use the Internet 15 to obtain various information (character data and image data). It can be provided to a plurality of other external servers including the management server 11 and can receive various kinds of information from a plurality of other external servers including the management server 11 using the Internet 15 .

The smartphone 12, the tablet 13, and the notebook computer 14 store mobile communication terminal identification information that identifies them. As mobile communication terminal identification information, IP addresses, MAC addresses, URLs, e-mail addresses, cookie information, individual identification numbers, etc. can be used. The identifier can be used as mobile communication terminal identification information. In the large-capacity storage areas of the smartphone 12, the tablet 13, and the notebook computer 14, personal information of users who are authorized to use them is stored. The personal information includes passwords, ID numbers, names of users (corporation names and personal names), addresses or whereabouts, telephone numbers, FAX numbers, ages, genders, e-mail addresses, and the like.

The three-dimensional charnel structure 16 (three-dimensional charnel tomb) is, as shown in FIG. (including graves)), and has a plurality of charnel chambers 17 (carotes) arranged vertically and horizontally (circumferentially). As shown in FIG. 4, the door 18 of the charnel chamber 17 made in the three-dimensional burial structure 16 is opened, and the urn is stored in the charnel chamber 17. - 特許庁After the urn is put in the charnel chamber 17, the door 18 is closed, the periphery of the door 18 is coated, and the door 18 is closed so that it cannot be opened and closed. A plate displaying a family crest, a family name, and a posthumous posthumous name is installed on the door 18 of the charnel room 17 where the ashes have been laid.

In the large-capacity storage area of the management server 11, the names, addresses, denominations, railway line information, and other introduction information of the temples 19, etc. (various images of the temples 19, etc., temples 19 etc., the history of the temple 19, etc., the chief priest of the temple 19, lectures at the temple 19, events at the temple 19, temple access (map) information, etc.) identifies the temple 19, etc. is stored (memorized) in a state associated with a unique temple/grave/cemetery identifier) that identifies the In the large-capacity storage area of the management server 11, a three-dimensional ashes structure identifier (unique identifier for specifying the three-dimensional ashes structure 16) (a three-dimensional ashes structure) (a three-dimensional ashes structure identifier that identifies the three-dimensional ashes structure 16 installed in each temple 19 or the like) is stored. structure identification number) and the cemetery identifier.

The management server 11 manages the charnel chambers 17a that have been purchased (charneled) or transferred (charneled ashes) for each of the temples 19 and the like and for each of the three-dimensional charnel structures 16, and also manages the empty charnel chambers 17b that have not been charred. It is managed for each temple 19 and each three-dimensional burial structure 16 (charnel room management means). In the large-capacity storage area of the management server 11, an empty charnel room 17b that has not been buried among the charnel rooms 17 created in the three-dimensional charnel structure 16 is stored with a charnel room identifier that identifies the charnel room 17b. unique identifier) (including uncharted ashes information, vacant charnel chamber identification number, vacant date), steric charnel structure identifier of the sterilized charnel structure 16 in which the vacant charnel chamber 17b exists, steric charnel structure in which the vacant charnel chamber 17b exists It is stored (memorized) in a state associated with the cemetery identifier of the temple 19 or the like where the object 16 is installed. In the large-capacity storage area of the management server 11, the purchase price of the empty charnel chamber 17b is stored (stored) in a state associated with the charnel chamber identifier, the three-dimensional charnel structure identifier, and the cemetery identifier.

In the large-capacity storage area of the management server 11, among the charnel chambers 17 created in the three-dimensional charnel structure 16, the purchased (charnel) or transferred (charnel) charnel chamber 17a is specified. Identifier (unique identifier for identifying the completed charnel room 17a) (including information on completion of burial, identification number of the completed charnel room, and date of completion of burial), and the three-dimensional charnel structure 16 in which the completed charnel room 17a resides. It is stored (memorized) in a state associated with the structure identifier and the graveyard identifier of the temple 19 or the like in which the three-dimensional burial structure 16 in which the charnel chamber 17a with burial remains exists.

When the vacant charnel room 17b is purchased (created) or transferred (created) to the vacant charnel room 17b, the charnel room management means changes the vacant charnel room 17b to the completed charnel room 17a, and replaces the uncharted charnel information with the completed charnel information. , and a charnel room identifier (including charnel information, charnel room identification number, and date of charnel completion) that identifies the purchased (charnel) or transferred (charnel) charnel room 17a, and the three-dimensional Store (store) in the large-capacity storage area of the management server 11 in a state associated with the burial structure identifier and the cemetery identifier.

When the charnel room 17a becomes empty, the charnel room management means changes the charnel room 17a to the vacant charnel room 17b, rewrites the charnel information to uncharted charnel information, and displays the vacant space changed from the charnel room 17a. The charnel chamber 17b and the purchase price of the vacant charnel chamber 17b are combined with a charnel chamber identifier (including uncharted charnel information, vacant charnel chamber identification number, and vacant date) for specifying the vacant charnel chamber 17b, a three-dimensional charnel structure identifier, and a cemetery. It is stored (stored) in the large-capacity storage area of the management server 11 in a state associated with the identifier.

In the charnel room management means, when a new three-dimensional charnel structure 16 is installed in a temple 19 or the like that has not yet been installed, the cemetery that specifies it as the temple 19 or the like where the three-dimensional charnel structure 16 is installed. Identifiers are assigned to the three-dimensional charnel structure 16 installed in the temple 19 or the like, and a three-dimensional charnel structure identifier for specifying it is assigned to each empty charnel chamber 17b made in the three-dimensional charnel structure 16. A charnel chamber identifier (including uncharted charnel information, vacant charnel chamber identification number, and vacant date) is given. The newly installed three-dimensional ashes structure 16 is stored (stored) in the large-capacity storage area of the management server 11 while being associated with the three-dimensional ashes structure identifier and the graveyard identifier. Each empty charnel chamber 17b created in the newly installed three-dimensional charnel structure 16 has a three-dimensional charnel structure identifier, a cemetery identifier, and a charnel chamber identifier (including uncharted ashes information, vacant charnel chamber identification number, vacant date, etc.). ) is stored (stored) in the large-capacity storage area of the management server 11 .

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a vacant charnel room application menu screen displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12, and FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of a temple selection screen displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12. . FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a temple display screen displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12, and FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of a three-dimensional ossuary structure display screen displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12. . FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of an empty charnel room display screen displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12. As shown in FIG. The procedure for applying for a vacant charnel room will be described based on each screen displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 . Also, each screen displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 shown below is transmitted from the management server 11 to the smartphone 12 .

A user who newly applies for an empty charnel room 17b of a three-dimensional charnel structure 16 uses a smartphone 12 (or a tablet 13 or a laptop computer 14) to search for an vacant charnel room in a predetermined three-dimensional charnel structure 16 such as a predetermined temple 19. 17b is retrieved (empty charnel room retrieval means). The user connects the smartphone 12 (or the tablet 13 or the notebook computer 14) to the Internet 15, and accesses the homepage (URL of the management server 11) of the system provider who manages and operates the charnel room search system 10 via the Internet 15. Access and login. When the system provider's homepage is logged in, an initial screen (not shown) of the system provider's homepage is displayed on the touch panel 20 (touch liquid crystal screen) of the smart phone 12 . On the initial screen of the system provider's home page, an introduction of the system provider's business and various information are displayed together with a burial chamber application button.

When the user taps (clicks) the charnel room application button displayed on the initial screen of the system provider's home page, the vacant charnel room application menu screen shown in FIG. 5 is displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 . The vacant charnel room application menu screen in FIG. 5 displays an vacant charnel room display button 5a, a condition input button 5b, and a cancel button 5c. When the cancel button 5c is tapped, the screen returns to the initial screen of the system provider's home page (the same applies to the cancel button below).

When the user taps the empty charnel room display button 5 a , an empty charnel room display request signal is transmitted from the smartphone 12 to the management server 11 . When receiving the vacant charnel room display request signal from the smartphone 12, the management server 11 searches whether or not the vacant charnel room 17b exists. When an empty charnel room 17b exists, the management server 11 extracts the vacant charnel room 17b from the large-capacity storage area, and extracts the three-dimensional charnel structure 16 in which the vacant charnel room 17b is created from the large-capacity storage area. , the temple 19 where the three-dimensional charnel structure 16 with an empty charnel chamber 17b is installed, etc. are extracted from the large-capacity storage area. The management server 11 transmits various information of the extracted temple 19 and the like, various information of the extracted three-dimensional charnel structure 16 of the extracted temple 19 and the like, and various information of the empty charnel chamber 17 b to the smartphone 12 .

A temple selection screen shown in FIG. 6 is displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 . A plurality of temple display areas 6a to 6c, a return button 6d, and a cancel button 6e are displayed on the temple selection screen of FIG. By sliding the touch panel 20, the temple display areas 6a to 6c are scrolled, and many other temples with the three-dimensional burial structure 16 are displayed in succession. The temple display areas 6a to 6c display temple images, temple names, temple addresses, and temple denominations. When the return button 6d is tapped, the screen returns to the previous screen (the same goes for the return button below).

When the user taps the desired temple display area 6a to 6c among the temple display areas 6a to 6c displayed on the temple selection screen of FIG. 6, the temple display screen shown in FIG. 7 is displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12. . The temple display screen of FIG. 7 displays a temple image display area 7a (including temple name, temple address, and temple denomination) of the selected temple, a temple introduction area 7b, and a three-dimensional charnel structure 16 containing an empty charnel chamber 17b. A three-dimensional ashes structure selection area 7c, a return button 7d, and a cancel button 7e are displayed. In the temple introduction area 7b, a simple introduction message of the temple 19, etc., and the URL of the temple 19, etc. are displayed (not shown). By tapping the temple introduction area 7b, a more detailed introduction screen (not shown) such as the history of the temple 19, the chief priest of the temple, lectures at the temple, events at the temple, temple access (map) information, etc. is displayed on the smartphone 12. is displayed on the touch panel 20. By tapping the URL of the temple 19 or the like in the temple introduction area 7b, the homepage of the temple 19 or the like of that URL is displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12. FIG.

The three-dimensional ashes structure selection area 7c displays the three-dimensional ashes structure 16 in which an empty ashes room 17b exists. When a specific three-dimensional charnel structure 16 displayed in the three-dimensional charnel structure selection area 7 c is tapped, an empty charnel room selection screen shown in FIG. 8 is displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 . The empty charnel room selection screen in FIG. 8 displays a temple image display area 8a (including temple name, temple address, and temple denomination), a three-dimensional charnel structure display area 8b, a return button 8c, and a cancel button 8d. The three-dimensional charnel structure display area 8b displays the three-dimensional charnel structure 16 selected on the temple display screen of FIG.

An empty charnel room 17b can be selected by tapping an area surrounded by a dotted line of the 3D charnel structure 16 displayed in the 3D charnel structure display area 8b (empty charnel room searching means). When the area surrounded by the dotted line is tapped, the empty charnel room display screen shown in FIG. 9 is displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smart phone 12 . The empty charnel room display screen in FIG. 9 includes a temple image display area 9a (including temple name, temple address, temple denomination) such as the temple 19 selected on the vacant charnel room selection screen in FIG. A three-dimensional charnel structure display area 9b displaying the vacant charnel chamber 17b selected on the room selection screen, and a cubic charnel structure number display area 9c displaying the specific number of the sternum charnel structure 16 in which the selected vacant charnel chamber 17b exists. , a vacant charnel chamber number display area 9d displaying the specific number of the selected vacant charnel chamber 17b, a purchase amount display area 9e displaying the purchase price of the selected vacant charnel chamber 17b, a purchase button 9f, a return button 9g, and a cancel. A button 9h is displayed. When the user purchases the empty charnel room 17b displayed on the vacant charnel room display screen in FIG. 8, the user taps the purchase button 9f.

When the user taps the purchase button 9f, a purchase signal (including a cemetery identifier, a three-dimensional charnel structure identifier including the specific number of the three-dimensional charnel structure 16, an empty charnel chamber identifier including the specific number of the vacant charnel chamber 17b, and the purchase price) is sent. It is transmitted from the smartphone 12 to the management server 11 . The management server 11 that has received the purchase signal from the smartphone 12 causes the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 to display a purchase procedure screen (not shown). By inputting various personal information of the purchasing user, the payment method, etc. on the purchase procedure screen, the purchase procedure for the empty charnel room 17b is completed. When the purchase procedure is completed, an ID number and a password are set for the user who purchased the empty charnel room 17b, and a user identifier (a unique identifier for identifying the user) for identifying the user is given. The empty charnel chamber 17b purchased by the user changes from the vacant charnel chamber 17b to the completed charnel chamber 17a.

The management server 11 rewrites the non-charred-ashes information of the vacant charnel room 17b purchased by the user to the charnel-completed information, and the charnel-room identifier (charred-ashes-completed information, charred-ashes-completed Charnel room identification number, burial (purchase) date, purchase amount, ID number, password, user identifier), the three-dimensional burial structure identifier, and the cemetery identifier are stored in a large-capacity storage area in a state of being associated with each other. ) (means of charnel room management).

In the charnel room search system 10, a smartphone 12 (user terminal), a tablet 13 (user terminal), and a notebook computer 14 (user terminal) access and log in to the management server 11, while the smartphone 12, tablet 13, and notebook computer 14 By searching for the vacant charnel chamber 17b by , it is possible to retrieve the temple 19 (temple 19, graveyard 19, or cemetery 19) in which the three-dimensional charnel structure 16 in which the vacant charnel chamber 17b exists is located. The three-dimensional charnel structure 16 in which the empty charnel chamber 17b exists can be searched, and the vacant charnel chamber 17b in the searched three-dimensional charnel structure 16 such as the temple 19 can be searched.

The charnel room search system 10 searches for a vacant charnel room 17b in a predetermined three-dimensional charnel structure 16 such as a predetermined temple 19 using a smartphone 12, a tablet 13, or a laptop computer 14, thereby quickly finding the relocation destination of the grave. As well as being able to quickly relocate the grave, the ashes of parents, siblings, and spouses can be quickly interred. The charnel room search system 10 can quickly find a grave near the house by means of a free charnel room search means of a smartphone 12, a tablet 13, and a notebook computer 14, and can have a grave near the house. , You can have a grave appropriately and in the right place without being restricted to various sects.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a condition input screen displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12. FIG. 11 shows a temple selection screen for selecting temples that match the conditions displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12. It is a figure which shows an example. In FIG. 11, it is assumed that all the conditions (temple name, temple address, denomination, purchase price, line) have been input. The user sets various conditions and taps the condition input button 5b on the vacant charnel room application menu screen in FIG.

When the condition input button 5b is tapped, a condition input screen shown in FIG. 10 is displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12. FIG. The condition input screen of FIG. 10 includes a temple name input area 10a, temple address input area 10b, denomination input area 10c, purchase price input area 10d, line input area 10e, selection confirmation button 10f, return button 10g, and cancel button 10h. Is displayed.

Enter a desired temple name in the temple name input area 10a (multiple entries are possible) or select a temple name from the pull-down list in the temple name input area 10a (multiple selections are possible). Enter the desired address (prefecture input, prefecture + ward, city input, prefecture + ward, city + address input, etc.) in the temple address input area 10b (multiple inputs are allowed) or from the pull-down list in the temple address input area 10b Select the temple address (multiple selections allowed). A desired denomination is entered in the denomination input area 10c (multiple entries allowed) or a denomination is selected from the pull-down list in the denomination input area 10c (multiple selection allowed). A desired purchase price is entered in the purchase price input area 10d (predetermined price range can be entered) or a purchase price is selected from the pull-down list of the purchase price input area 10d (multiple selections are allowed). A desired wayside is input in the wayside input area 10e (multiple entries are possible) or a wayside is selected from the pull-down list of the wayside input area 10e (multiple selections are possible).

In addition to being able to input (select) all of these conditions, it is also possible to select (narrow down) the conditions and input (select) only the necessary conditions. When entering (selecting) only the necessary conditions, the unnecessary condition input areas are blank. After the user inputs (selects) the necessary conditions in the condition input area, the selection confirmation button 10f is tapped. When the user taps the selection confirmation button 10f, various condition information signals input in each condition input area and an empty charnel room display request signal are transmitted from the smartphone 12 to the management server 11 (charnel room relocation request information transmission means). .

When the management server 11 receives the various condition information signals and the empty charnel room display request signal from the smartphone 12, the vacant burial can be performed at the temple 19 with the designated name, the temple 19 with the designated address, or the temple 19 of the designated denomination. It searches whether or not the room 17b exists, searches whether or not there is a vacant charnel room 17b that can be purchased at the specified purchase price, and also searches whether or not there is a temple 19 or the like having a vacant charnel room 17b along the specified railroad line. to search for

If there is an empty charnel chamber 17b (temple 19 or the like or a three-dimensional charnel structure 16) that meets these conditions, the management server 11 extracts the vacant charnel chamber 17b from the large-capacity storage area and creates the vacant charnel chamber 17b. The three-dimensional charnel structure 16 thus created is extracted from the large-capacity storage area, and the temple 19 or the like where the three-dimensional charnel structure 16 with an empty charnel chamber 17b is installed is extracted from the large-capacity storage area. The management server 11 transmits various information of the extracted temple 19 and the like, various information of the extracted three-dimensional charnel structure 16 of the extracted temple 19 and the like, and various information of the empty charnel room 17b to the smartphone 12 (transferable vacant charnel room information transmission means).

The touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 displays a temple selection screen for selecting temples that meet the conditions shown in FIG. 11 . The temple selection screen of FIG. 11 includes a selected temple name display area 11a displaying the selected temple name selected from the temple name input area 10a and the temple address input area 10b. A selected temple name display area 11b displaying the selected temple address selected from the area 10b, a selected sect display area 11c displaying the selected sect entered in the sect input area 10c or selected from the sect input area 10c, and the purchase amount input area 10d. A selected purchase price display area 11d displaying the selected purchase price entered in or selected from the purchase price input area 10d, a selected along-the-line display area 11e displaying the selected along-the-line entered in the along-the-line input area 10e or selected from the along-the-line input area 10e , temple display areas 11f and 11g displaying a plurality of temples 19, etc., a return button 11h, and a cancel button 11i are displayed. By sliding the touch panel 20, the temple display areas 11f and 11g are scrolled, and a large number of other temples 19, etc. with the three-dimensional burial structure 16 are displayed continuously.

When the user taps a desired temple display area 11f or 11g among the temple display areas 11f and 11g displayed on the temple selection screen of FIG. 11, the temple display screen is displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 (see FIG. 7) ). On the temple display screen, a temple image display area 7a (including temple name, temple address, and temple denomination) of the selected temple 19, etc., a temple introduction area 7b, and a three-dimensional ossuary structure 16 containing an empty charnel chamber 17b are displayed. An ossuary structure selection area 7c, a return button 7d, and a cancel button 7e are displayed. In the temple introduction area 7b, a simple introduction message of the temple 19, etc., and the URL of the temple 19, etc. are displayed.

A specific three-dimensional charnel structure 16 displayed in the three-dimensional charnel structure selection area 7c is tapped to display an empty charnel room selection screen on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 (see FIG. 8). The empty charnel selection screen displays a temple image display area 8a (including temple name, temple address, and temple denomination), a three-dimensional charnel structure display area 8b, a return button 8c, and a cancel button 8d. An empty charnel room 17b is selected by tapping an area surrounded by a dotted line of the 3D charnel structure 16 displayed in the 3D charnel structure display area 8b (empty charnel room searching means).

The area surrounded by the dotted line is tapped to display an empty charnel room display screen on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 (see FIG. 9). The empty charnel display screen includes a temple image display area 9a (including temple name, temple address, temple denomination) of the temple 19 selected on the vacant charnel selection screen in FIG. a three-dimensional charnel structure display area 9b displaying the empty charnel chamber 17b that has been selected; An empty charnel room number display area 9d displaying the specific number of the room 17b, a purchase price display area 9e displaying the purchase price of the selected vacant charnel room 17b, a purchase button 9f, a return button 9g, and a cancel button 9h are displayed. .

When the user taps the purchase button 9f, a purchase signal (cemetery identifier, three-dimensional charnel structure identifier including the specific number of the three-dimensional charnel structure 16, empty charnel chamber identifier including the specific number of the vacant charnel chamber 17b, various conditions, purchase amount ) is transmitted from the smartphone 12 to the management server 11 . The management server 11 that has received the purchase signal from the smartphone 12 causes the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 to display a purchase procedure screen (not shown). By inputting various personal information of the purchasing user, the payment method, etc. on the purchase procedure screen, the purchase procedure for the empty charnel room 17b is completed. When the purchase procedure is completed, an ID number and a password are set for the user who purchased the empty charnel room 17b, and a user identifier (a unique identifier for identifying the user) for identifying the user is given. The empty charnel chamber 17b purchased by the user changes from the vacant charnel chamber 17b to the completed charnel chamber 17a.

The management server 11 rewrites the information on the conditionally vacant charnel chamber 17b purchased by the user that has not yet been placed in the charnel chamber 17b with the information on the charnel-completed charnel chamber 17a. , burial room identification number, burial (purchase) date, purchase amount, ID number, password, user identifier, and details of each condition), the identifier of the three-dimensional burial structure, and the identifier of the cemetery. Storing (storing) in a large-capacity storage area (charnel room management means).

The charnel room search system 10 retrieves the name of the temple 19, the address of the temple 19, the sect of the temple 19, the vacant charnel space from the smartphone 12 (user terminal), tablet 13 (user terminal), and notebook computer 14 (user terminal). By inputting (selecting) at least one of the purchase price of the room 17b and the conditions along the railway line, the input (selected) conditions (name of the temple 19, address of the temple 19, denomination of the temple 19, free burial burial) It is possible to search whether or not there is a vacant charnel room 17b that matches the purchase price of the room 17b, along the line), and it is possible to know whether or not there is a vacant charnel room 17b that matches the input (selected) conditions.

The charnel search system 10 searches for vacant charnel rooms 17b that meet these conditions (empty charnel rooms 17b of temples 19, etc. with input (selected) names, vacant charnel rooms 17b of temples 19, etc. with input (selected) addresses. Empty charnel room 17b of temple 19, etc. (temple 19, graveyard 19, or cemetery 19) of the (selected) denomination, vacant charnel room 17b that can be purchased with the input (selected) purchase price, input (selected) temple 19 along the railway line If there is an empty charnel chamber 17b) such as a temple 19 that meets these conditions, the location of the vacant charnel chamber 17b in the three-dimensional structure 16 such as a temple 19 can be known. 19 or the like, it is possible to determine whether or not to bury the bones in the charnel chamber 17 of the temple 19 or the like (purchase the empty charnel chamber 17b).

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing another example of the temple selection screen displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12, and FIG. 13 shows another example of the empty charnel display screen displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12. It is a diagram. A registered (purchased) user who has placed ashes in a charnel room (a charnel room 17a with ashes) in a predetermined three-dimensional charnel structure 16 (three-dimensional charnel tomb) that has already been installed in a predetermined temple 19, etc. or purchase a new house, move the grave to a favorite temple 19 or the like, change sects, etc.). (or the tablet 13 or notebook computer 14) is connected to the Internet 15, and the system provider's homepage (URL of the management server 11) is logged in. The user taps (clicks) the charnel room application button displayed on the initial screen of the system provider's homepage to display the vacant charnel room application menu screen on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 (see FIG. 5).

When the user taps the empty charnel room display button 5a, an vacant charnel room display request signal (ID number, password, user identifier, charnel room identifier including burial information and charnel room identification number, identification of the three-dimensional charnel structure 16) is displayed. A three-dimensional burial structure identifier including a number, a cemetery identifier including temple information, a burial (purchased) completion date, a purchase price, and charnel room relocation request information) are transmitted from the smartphone 12 to the management server 11 .

When receiving the vacant charnel room display request signal from the smartphone 12, the management server 11 searches whether or not the vacant charnel room 17b exists. When an empty charnel room 17b exists, the management server 11 extracts the vacant charnel room 17b from the large-capacity storage area, and extracts the three-dimensional charnel structure 16 in which the vacant charnel room 17b is created from the large-capacity storage area. , the temple 19 where the three-dimensional charnel structure 16 with an empty charnel chamber 17b is installed, etc. are extracted from the large-capacity storage area. The management server 11 transmits various information of the extracted temples 19 and the like, various information of the extracted three-dimensional charnel structures 16 of the extracted temples 19 and the like, and various information of the empty charnel chamber 17b (transferable vacant charnel chamber information) to the smartphone 12. Send. A temple selection screen shown in FIG. 12 is displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 .

On the temple selection screen in FIG. 12, a temple image display area 12a (temple name, temple address, temple denomination, three-dimensional burial structure number, burial chamber number, purchase price, purchase date), multiple transferable temple display areas 12b, 12b, 12c (temple image, name of temple 19, etc., temple 19 (including addresses such as temples 19, etc.), a return button 12e, and a cancel button 12f. By sliding the touch panel 12, the temple display areas 12b, 12b, and 12c are scrolled, and many other temples with the three-dimensional burial structure 16 are displayed in succession.

When the user taps the desired temple display areas 12b, 12b, and 12c among the temple display areas 12b, 12b, and 12c displayed on the temple selection screen of FIG. 12, the temple display screen is displayed on the touch panel of the smartphone (see FIG. 12). 7 incorporated). The temple display screen displays a temple image display area 7a (including temple name, temple address, and temple denomination) of the selected temple, a temple introduction area 7b, and a three-dimensional charnel structure 16 in which there is an empty charnel chamber 17b. An object selection area 7c, a return button 7d, and a cancel button 7e are displayed.

A specific three-dimensional charnel structure 16 displayed in the three-dimensional charnel structure selection area 7c is tapped to display an empty charnel room selection screen on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 (see FIG. 8). The empty charnel selection screen displays a temple image display area 8a (including temple name, temple address, and temple denomination), a three-dimensional charnel structure display area 8b, a return button 8c, and a cancel button 8d. An empty charnel room 17b can be selected by tapping an area surrounded by a dotted line of the 3D charnel structure 16 displayed in the 3D charnel structure display area 8b (empty charnel room searching means). When the region surrounded by the dotted line is tapped, the empty charnel room display screen shown in FIG. 13 is displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smart phone 12 .

On the empty charnel room display screen in FIG. 13, a temple image display area 13a (temple name before relocation) such as a temple 19 in which a three-dimensional charnel structure 16 with a cremated (purchased) cremated charnel room 17a is installed. , pre-relocation temple address, pre-relocation temple denomination, pre-relocation three-dimensional charnel structure number, pre-relocation burial chamber number, purchase price), temple selected on the empty charnel selection screen in Fig. 8 19, etc. (including temple name, temple address, temple denomination), three-dimensional charnel structure display area 13c displaying the vacant charnel room 17b selected on the vacant charnel room selection screen in FIG. A three-dimensional charnel structure number display area 13d displaying the specific number of the three-dimensional charnel structure 16 in which the empty charnel room 17b exists, an empty charnel structure number display area 13e displaying the specific number of the selected vacant charnel room 17b, and a transfer button. 13f, a return button 13g, and a cancel button 13h are displayed. When the user moves to the empty charnel room 17b displayed on the vacant charnel room display screen of FIG. 13, the user taps the transfer button 13f.

When the user taps the transfer button 13f, a transfer signal (pre-relocation temple name, temple address, cemetery identifier including temple denomination, three-dimensional burial structure identifier including pre-relocation three-dimensional burial structure number, pre-transfer burial burial structure identifier) Charnel room identifier including room number, purchase price of pre-relocation charnel room, cemetery identifier of relocation destination, three-dimensional charnel structure identifier including specific number of three-dimensional charnel structure 16 of relocation destination, vacant charnel chamber of relocation destination 17b including an empty charnel identifier including the specific number) is transmitted from the smartphone 12 to the management server 11 .

The management server 11 that has received the transfer signal from the smartphone 12 causes the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 to display a transfer procedure screen (not shown). By inputting the registered (purchased) user's ID number and password, the date and time of transfer, the method of payment for the transfer fee, etc. on the transfer procedure screen, the transfer procedure for the charnel room 17a with ashes completed is completed. In addition, it is possible to move to another vacant charnel room 17b after the move. In addition, unlike the case of purchasing a new empty charnel room 17b, the purchase price is not required, and the transfer can be performed only with the transfer cost. When the transfer procedure is completed, the user's charnel room 17a with charnel remains changed to an empty charnel room 17b, and the vacant charnel room 17b to which the user moves is changed to a charnel (relocated) charnel room 17a.

The management server 11 rewrites the information of uncharted bones in the relocated vacant charnel room 17b to completed information, rewrites the completed information of the unencumbered charnel room 17a as the transfer source to uncharted information, and rewrites the completed cinerary burial room to the transferred (charted) charnel room. 17a is identified by a charnel chamber identifier (including burial information, burial chamber identification number, burial (relocation) date, ID number, password, user identifier), a three-dimensional burial structure identifier, and a cemetery identifier. stored (memorized) in a large-capacity storage area in a state associated with (means for managing the charnel room).

The charnel room search system 10 searches for a charnel room (completed charnel room 17a) of a three-dimensional burial structure 16 such as a predetermined temple 19 for a predetermined reason (e.g., moving due to a job transfer or purchase of a new home). , if you want to copy the grave to your favorite temple 19, etc., if you want to change the sect, etc.) The laptop computer 14 (user terminal) transmits information on the desire to move the charnel chamber to the management server 11, and the management server 11 can transfer the vacant charnel chamber 17b in the predetermined three-dimensional charnel structure 16 such as a predetermined temple 19. Since the vacant charnel room information is transmitted to the smartphone 11, the tablet 12, and the notebook computer 13, the user who wishes to relocate can immediately know the existence of the vacant charnel room 17b to which the user can transfer by viewing the transferable vacant charnel room information. be able to.

A charnel room search system 10 uses a smartphone 12, a tablet 13, or a laptop computer 14 to search for a transferable vacant charnel room 17b in a predetermined three-dimensional charnel structure 16 of a predetermined temple 19 or the like (temple 19, graveyard 19, or cemetery 19). Therefore, the relocation destination (empty charnel room 17b) of the charnel room 17 (completed charnel room 17a) can be quickly found, and the charnel room 17 can be quickly relocated. By checking the detailed contents of 19 etc. on the homepage of the temple 19 etc., it is possible to decide whether or not to bury the bones in the charnel room 17 of the temple 19 etc. (whether to move to the empty charnel room 17b).

FIG. 14 is a diagram showing another example of the condition input screen displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12, and FIG. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing another example of the selection screen; In FIG. 14, it is assumed that all the conditions (temple name, temple address, denomination, roadside) have been input.

A registered (purchased) user who has placed ashes in a charnel room (a charnel room 17a with ashes) in a predetermined three-dimensional charnel structure 16 (three-dimensional charnel tomb) that has already been installed in a predetermined temple 19, etc. , moving due to the purchase of a new house, transferring the grave to a favorite temple 19, etc., changing sects, etc.) sets various conditions and searches for a vacant charnel room 17b that meets each condition, the smartphone 12 (or tablet 13 or notebook computer 14) is connected to the Internet 15, and the system provider's homepage (management server 11 URL). The user taps (clicks) the charnel room application button displayed on the initial screen of the system provider's homepage to display the vacant charnel room application menu screen on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 (see FIG. 5).

The user taps the condition input button 5b on the vacant charnel room application menu screen in FIG. When the condition input button 5b is tapped, a condition input screen shown in FIG. 14 is displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12. FIG. On the condition input screen in FIG. 14, a temple image display area 14a (temple name, temple address, temple sect, three-dimensional burial structure number, burial chamber number, purchase amount, and date of purchase), temple name input area 14b, temple address input area 14c, sect input area 14d, line input area 14e, selection confirmation button 14f, a return button 14g, and a cancel button 14h are displayed.

A desired temple name is entered in the temple name input area 14b (multiple entries allowed), or a temple name is selected from the pull-down list in the temple name entry area 14b (multiple selection allowed). Enter the desired address (prefecture input, prefecture + ward, city input, prefecture + ward, city + address input, etc.) in the temple address input area 14c (multiple inputs are allowed) or from the pull-down list in the temple address input area 14c Select the temple address (multiple selections allowed). A desired denomination is entered in the denomination input area 14d (multiple entries allowed) or a denomination is selected from the pull-down list in the denomination input area 14d (multiple selection allowed). A desired wayside is input in the wayside input area 14e (multiple entries are possible) or a wayside is selected from the pull-down list of the wayside input area 14e (multiple selections are possible).

In addition to being able to input (select) all of these conditions, it is also possible to select (narrow down) the conditions and input (select) only the necessary conditions. When entering (selecting) only the necessary conditions, the unnecessary condition input areas are blank. After the user inputs (selects) necessary conditions in the condition input areas 14b to 14e, the selection confirmation button 14f is tapped. When the user taps the selection confirmation button 14f, various condition information signals input to the condition input areas 14b to 14e and an empty charnel room display request signal (ID number, password, user identifier, burial information, and charnel room identification) are displayed. A charnel chamber identifier including a number, a three-dimensional charnel structure identifier including a specific number of the charnel structure, a cemetery identifier including temple information, a charnel (purchased) completion date, charnel chamber relocation request information) are managed from the smartphone 12. It is transmitted to the server 11 (relocation request information transmission means for the charnel room).

When the management server 11 receives the various condition information signals and the empty charnel room display request signal from the smartphone 12, the vacant burial can be performed at the temple 19 with the designated name, the temple 19 with the designated address, or the temple 19 of the designated denomination. It searches whether or not the room 17b exists, and searches whether or not there is a temple 19 or the like that has an empty charnel room 17b along the designated line. If there is an empty charnel chamber 17b (temple 19 or the like or a three-dimensional charnel structure 16) that meets these conditions, the management server 11 extracts the vacant charnel chamber 17b from the large-capacity storage area and creates the vacant charnel chamber 17b. The three-dimensional charnel structure 16 thus created is extracted from the large-capacity storage area, and the temple 19 or the like where the three-dimensional charnel structure 16 with an empty charnel chamber 17b is installed is extracted from the large-capacity storage area. The management server 11 transmits various information of the extracted temples 19 and the like, various information of the extracted three-dimensional charnel structures 16 of the extracted temples 19 and the like, and various information of the empty charnel chamber 17b (transferable vacant charnel chamber information) to the smartphone 12. Transmit (transmittable vacant charnel room information transmitting means). A temple selection screen shown in FIG. 15 is displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 .

On the temple selection screen in FIG. 15, a temple image display area 15a (temple name, temple address, temple sect, three-dimensional burial structure number, burial chamber number, purchase amount, and date of purchase), and the selected temple name entered in the temple name input area 14a or selected from the temple name input area 14a is displayed. Name display area 15b, selected temple address input in temple address input area 14c or selected from temple address input area 14c Selected temple name display area 15c displaying temple address, denomination input area 14d input or selected from denomination input area 14d Selected denomination display area 15d displaying selected denominations, selected along-line display area 15e displaying selected along-line input area 14e or selected from along-line input area 14e, a plurality of transferable temple display areas 15f, 15g (temple (including an image, the name of the temple 19, the address of the temple 19, the sect of the temple 19, etc.), a return button 15h, and a cancel button 15i are displayed. By sliding the touch panel 12, the temple display areas 15f and 15g are scrolled, and a large number of other temples 19, etc. where the three-dimensional burial structures 16 are installed are continuously displayed.

When the user taps a desired temple display area 15f or 15g among the temple display areas 15f and 15g displayed on the temple selection screen of FIG. 15, the temple display screen is displayed on the touch panel of the smartphone (see FIG. 7). The temple display screen displays a temple image display area 7a (including temple name, temple address, and temple denomination) of the selected temple, a temple introduction area 7b, and a three-dimensional charnel structure 16 in which there is an empty charnel chamber 17b. An object selection area 7c, a return button 7d, and a cancel button 7e are displayed. In the temple introduction area 7b, a simple introduction message of the temple 19, etc., and the URL of the temple 19, etc. are displayed.

A specific three-dimensional charnel structure 16 displayed in the three-dimensional charnel structure selection area 7c is tapped to display an empty charnel room selection screen on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 (see FIG. 8). The empty charnel selection screen displays a temple image display area 8a (including temple name, temple address, and temple denomination), a three-dimensional charnel structure display area 8b, a return button 8c, and a cancel button 8d. An empty charnel room 17b can be selected by tapping an area surrounded by a dotted line of the 3D charnel structure 16 displayed in the 3D charnel structure display area 8b (empty charnel room searching means). When the area surrounded by the dotted line is tapped, the empty charnel room display screen shown in FIG. 13 is displayed on the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 (see FIG. 13).

On the empty charnel room display screen, a temple image display area 13a (pre-relocation temple name, pre-relocation (including temple address, pre-relocation temple denomination, pre-relocation three-dimensional burial structure number, pre-relocation burial chamber number, purchase price), temple 19, etc. selected on the vacant burial chamber selection screen in FIG. Temple image display area 13b (including temple name, temple address, and temple denomination), three-dimensional charnel structure display area 13c displaying the vacant charnel room 17b selected in the vacant charnel room selection screen of FIG. 8, and the selected vacant charnel room. A three-dimensional charnel structure number display area 13d displaying the specific number of the three-dimensional charnel structure 16 in which the chamber 17b exists, an empty charnel room number display area 13e displaying the specific number of the selected vacant charnel room 17b, a transfer button 13f, and a return. A button 13g and a cancel button 13h are displayed. When the user moves to the empty charnel room 17b displayed on the vacant charnel room display screen of FIG. 13, the user taps the transfer button 13f.

When the user taps the transfer button 13f, a transfer signal (pre-relocation temple name, temple address, cemetery identifier including temple denomination, three-dimensional burial structure identifier including pre-relocation three-dimensional burial structure number, pre-transfer burial burial structure identifier) Charnel room identifier including room number, purchase price of pre-relocation charnel room, cemetery identifier of relocation destination, three-dimensional charnel structure identifier including specific number of three-dimensional charnel structure 16 of relocation destination, vacant charnel chamber of relocation destination 17b including an empty charnel identifier including the specific number) is transmitted from the smartphone 12 to the management server 11 .

The management server 11 that has received the transfer signal from the smartphone 12 causes the touch panel 20 of the smartphone 12 to display a transfer procedure screen (not shown). By inputting the registered (purchased) user's ID number and password, the date and time of transfer, the method of payment for the transfer fee, etc. on the transfer procedure screen, the transfer procedure for the charnel room 17a with ashes completed is completed. In addition, it is possible to move to another vacant charnel room 17b after the move. In addition, unlike the case of purchasing a new empty charnel room 17b, the purchase price is not required, and the transfer can be performed only with the transfer cost. When the transfer procedure is completed, the user's charnel room 17a with charnel remains changed to an empty charnel room 17b, and the vacant charnel room 17b to which the user moves is changed to a charnel (relocated) charnel room 17a.

The management server 11 rewrites the information of uncharted bones in the relocated vacant charnel room 17b to completed information, rewrites the completed information of the unencumbered charnel room 17a as the transfer source to uncharted information, and rewrites the completed cinerary burial room to the transferred (charted) charnel room. 17a is identified by a charnel chamber identifier (including burial information, burial chamber identification number, burial (relocation) date, ID number, password, user identifier), a three-dimensional burial structure identifier, and a cemetery identifier. stored (memorized) in a large-capacity storage area in a state associated with (means for managing the charnel room).

The charnel room search system 10 searches for a charnel room (completed charnel room 17a) of a three-dimensional burial structure 16 such as a predetermined temple 19 for a predetermined reason (e.g., moving due to a job transfer or purchase of a new home). If you want to transfer your grave to a favorite temple 19, etc., or if you want to change sects, etc.) If you wish to relocate, the name of the temple 19, etc., the address of the temple 19, etc., the sect of the temple 19, etc. By inputting (selecting) at least one of the conditions, there exists an empty charnel chamber 17b that matches the input (selected) conditions (name of temple 19, address of temple 19, sect of temple 19, railway line). It is possible to search whether or not there is an empty charnel chamber 17b that matches the input (selected) conditions.

The charnel room search system 10 uses a smartphone 12, a tablet 13, or a notebook computer 14 to search for a relocable vacant charnel room 17b (a temple 19, etc. (temple 19, graveyard 19, or Empty charnel room 17b of cemetery 19), vacant charnel room 17b of temple 19, etc. at the input (selected) address, vacant charnel room 17b of temple 19, etc. of input (selected) denomination, input (selected) temple 19 along railway line Since it is possible to know the empty charnel room 17b) such as, it is possible to quickly find the transfer destination (empty charnel room 17b) of the charnel room 17 (completed charnel room 17a), and to quickly transfer the charnel room 17. After that, by checking the detailed contents of the temple 19 etc. on the homepage of the temple 19 etc., it is possible to decide whether to bury the bones in the charnel room 17 of the temple 19 etc. (relocate to the empty charnel room 17b). can decide.

10 charnel room search system 11 management server 12 smart phone 13 tablet 14 notebook computer 15 internet 16 three-dimensional charnel structure 17 charnel room 17a completed charnel room 17b empty charnel room 18 door 19 temple, cemetery, cemetery 20 touch panel

Claims (7)

Installed in multiple temples, multiple tombs, or multiple cemeteries of various sects in various places.handUtilizing a plurality of three-dimensional charnel structures having a plurality of charnel chambers arranged in at least the vertical direction and the horizontal direction., a management server that manages each burial chamber in these three-dimensional burial structures of those temples, those graveyards, and those cemeteries, and users possessed by an unspecified number of users who can access and log in to said management server using the Internet formed from terminal andIn the charnel room search system,
The management server manages the charnel chambers in which ashes are placed for each temple, each graveyard, each cemetery, and each three-dimensional burial structure, and manages empty charnel chambers for each temple or each of these three-dimensional burial structures. It has a charnel room management means for managing each graveyard or each cemetery and each three-dimensional burial structure, and the user terminal is provided with a vacant burial chamber in a predetermined three-dimensional burial structure in a predetermined temple, a predetermined graveyard, or a predetermined cemetery. A vacant charnel room search means for searching for a room, and when the user desires to move from a charnel room in a predetermined three-dimensional charnel structure of a predetermined temple, graveyard, or cemetery to another vacant charnel room, a charnel room relocation request information transmitting means for transmitting charnel room relocation request information including a desired address to the management server, wherein the management server receives the charnel room relocation request information from the user terminal; , if there is a vacant charnel room at the desired address of the relocation destination, transmit the transferable vacant charnel room information of the transferable vacant charnel room in the predetermined three-dimensional charnel structure of the temple, graveyard, or cemetery at the desired address to the user terminal. has a transferable vacant charnel room information transmission means,
The charnel room management means uses a charnel room identifier that identifies the vacant charnel room, a three-dimensional charnel structure identifier that identifies a three-dimensional charnel structure in which the vacant charnel room exists, and a three-dimensional charnel structure in which the vacant charnel room exists. The temples, graveyards, or cemeteries where the burial structures are installed are stored in association with cemetery identifiers that specify them, and the names and addresses of the plurality of temples, cemeteries, or cemeteries where the three-dimensional burial structures are installed, and the temples or cemeteries. Alternatively, the denominations of these cemeteries are stored in association with the cemetery identifier,
The vacant charnel chamber search means is capable of retrieving a temple, graveyard, or cemetery in which the three-dimensional charnel structure in which the vacant charnel chamber exists, and the three-dimensional charnel structure of the searched temple, cemetery, or cemetery in which the vacant charnel chamber exists. is searchable, and an empty charnel room in the searched three-dimensional charnel structure of the searched temple, graveyard, or cemetery can be searched, and the name and address of the temple, graveyard, or cemetery in which the empty charnel room exists, and its address. Ability to search for temples or their tombs or their cemetery denominations A charnel room search system characterized by: By designating at least one of the name and address of the temple, the graveyard, or the cemetery, the empty charnel room searching means can search for the temple, graveyard, or cemetery with the designated name, the temple, graveyard, or cemetery with the designated address. It is possible to search whether or not there is an empty charnel room in the cemetery, and if there is an empty charnel room in the temple, graveyard, or cemetery with the specified name, or in the temple, graveyard, or cemetery with the specified address, the empty charnel room exists. It is possible to search for empty charnel chambers in three-dimensional charnel structures in temples, graveyards, or cemeteries. The charnel room search system according to claim 1. In the empty charnel room search means, by designating a predetermined sect, it is possible to search whether or not the vacant charnel room exists in the temple, graveyard, or cemetery of the designated sect. If there is an empty charnel room in the cemetery, it is possible to search for the vacant charnel room in the temple or graveyard where the vacant charnel room exists, or in the three-dimensional charnel structure of the cemetery. 3. The charnel room retrieval system according to claim 1 or 2. The charnel room management means stores the purchase price of the vacant charnel room in association with the charnel room identifier, the three-dimensional charnel structure identifier, and the cemetery identifier, and the vacant charnel room search means stores the purchase price. By specifying it, it is possible to search whether or not the vacant charnel room that can be purchased with the specified purchase price exists, and if the vacant charnel room that can be purchased with the specified purchase price exists, that vacant charnel room exists. Any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein an empty charnel chamber in a three-dimensional charnel structure of a temple, a graveyard, or a cemetery can be retrieved. The charnel room retrieval system described in . The charnel management means stores information along the railway lines of the districts where the temples, graveyards, or cemeteries exist in association with the cemetery identifiers, and the vacant charnel searching means designates the desired railway tracks. , it is possible to search whether or not there is a temple, graveyard, or cemetery along the specified railway line that has the empty charnel chamber, and if there is a temple, graveyard, or cemetery along the designated railroad line that has the empty charnel chamber, the temple or its It is possible to search for empty charnel chambers in the three-dimensional charnel structure of the cemetery or the cemetery. Claim 4eitherThe charnel room search system described in . The charnel room relocation request information includes the desired denomination of the relocation destination. 6. A charnel room search system according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein transferable vacant charnel room information of a transferable vacant charnel room in a three-dimensional charnel structure of a sect's temple, graveyard, or cemetery is transmitted to said user terminal. The charnel chamber relocation request information includes the desired location along the railway line of the temple, cemetery, or cemetery to be relocated, and the transferable vacant charnel chamber information transmitting means indicates that the vacant charnel chamber exists in the desired temple, cemetery, or cemetery along the desired railroad route. 7. The burial chamber according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein information on a transferable vacant charnel chamber in a three-dimensional burial structure of a temple, graveyard, or cemetery along the desired railroad line is transmitted to the user terminal. Room search system.

Images