Enprea, Operator of Buddhist Altar Remake Service 'Yuidan', Relocates Headquarters to Nihonbashi, Tokyo

Enprea Co., Ltd. (Representative Director: Kosuke Inagaki), which operates the Buddhist altar remake service 'Yuidan,' announced that it relocated its headquarters to Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, on May 13, 2026. The company provides a service that memorializes retired Buddhist altars and remakes them into mini-altars using the original materials. With this relocation, the company intends to address the growing concerns about 'what to do with Buddhist altars' during estate clearing and end-of-life planning, while strengthening business partnerships in the end-of-life and vacant house sectors. In recent years, due to aging and the increase in vacant houses, the dilemma of 'what to do with the family altar' has become more prominent during inheritance and end-of-life planning. Enprea has been operating 'Yuidan' to remake existing altars into forms suitable for modern living. The headquarters was moved to Nihonbashi to better handle corporate inquiries and partnerships in the nursing care, end-of-life, and vacant house sectors. Moving forward, the company plans to expand its consultation services to include altar memorial services, disposal, grave closing, and estate clearing, while strengthening information dissemination via web media and social media to provide correct information and regret-free choices to those struggling with what to do with their altars.