Japanese state funeral process

The detailed process of Japanese state funeral ceremony is wake ceremony, monks chanting, saying goodbye to relatives and friends, and finally cremation and burial.

The Japanese state funeral invited other foreign heads of state and politicians to participate in the condolences. At present, the Japanese state funeral is located in the Dumpling Club (Hibiya Park). The hearse was pulled by people, and a group of very high-ranking officials in the crowd were wrapped in black gauze. Being a coffin bearer in person is the highest treatment at Japanese funerals.

State funeral is a funeral for people with special achievements in the name of the country. State funeral is a funeral norm, which represents the country's high respect for the deceased. Many countries have state funerals, such as China, Japan, the United States and South Korea.