Why are Japanese Heritage Hotels so popular?

Japan's aging problem is serious. Although Japan's economy is relatively developed, there are also many social problems. For example, the aging problem in Japan is very serious. The data shows that the proportion of elderly people over 65 has reached 27%. There are only 26 crematoriums in Tokyo, Japan, and the resources are seriously insufficient.

Japan's aging population has led to a very hot funeral industry in Japan. If someone dies, the body needs to be parked at home for 2-4 days to be cremated. Due to the serious shortage of crematoriums, many problems have been exposed in the placement of the deceased before cremation. Due to the needs of the market, there are some characteristic hotel in Japan, and people staying in hotels are not living but dead. If there is market demand, corresponding industries will be born. In this case, this kind of hotel in Japan is very popular.

The function of Japan Heritage Hotel can meet the needs of customers. This kind of hotel is called by the Japanese because it receives cold bodies. A hotel for the dead? . It is specially used to park the bodies waiting for cremation in the crematorium. Most of the families of the deceased are very willing to park their bodies in such hotels. Because of the market demand, the rooms in this hotel are often full and very popular. The functionality of the hotel is still very good. The beds in the hotel are all frozen, which can ensure that the body will not rot in the hot season. The hotel is also very humanized. During the period when the body is placed in the hotel, the family members can also stay in the hotel to facilitate the last journey to accompany the deceased relatives.

The service of Japan Heritage Hotel is very thoughtful. Influenced by the culture of China, the Japanese are still in awe of their dead relatives. After the death of a loved one, a wake is needed to comfort the deceased. Then it will be cremated. The hotel also provides one-stop services such as inviting monks to recite scriptures and choosing cemeteries. In today's Japan, the funeral industry is called. Chaoyang industry? .