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30% of Takeda-style Tumulus Grave Buyers are Shinto: How the Takeda-style Tumulus Awakens Japanese Identity and a New Form of Memorial

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Published Apr 16, 2026 1:00 PM ・ Updated Jun 1, 2026 3:22 PM ・ 2 min read ・ Source: PR TIMES

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A cemetery company in Osaka Memorial Park offers unique keyhole-shaped tumulus graves regardless of religion.
Data reveals 30% of buyers are Shinto, highlighting a new memorial trend.

A cemetery company in Osaka Memorial Park offers unique keyhole-shaped tumulus graves regardless of religion. Data reveals 30% of buyers are Shinto, highlighting a new memorial trend.

PRIMARY SOURCE PR TIMES View source Distributor: PR TIMES
Published: Apr 16, 2026

We are a company that sells cemetery plots and tombstones at the 'Osaka Memorial Park' cemetery in Daito City, Osaka Prefecture. Regardless of religious affiliation or sect, we propose graves tailored to modern needs, such as perpetual care graves and the 'Takeda-style keyhole-shaped tumulus' modeled after ancient burial mounds.

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A cemetery company in Osaka Memorial Park offers unique keyhole-shaped tumulus graves regardless of religion. Data reveals 30% of buyers are Shinto, highlighting a new memorial trend.

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PR TIMES: https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000012.000171211.html

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