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Sososhiki
Remember him/her together.
Share photos and episodes of your memories of him/her on the memorial site.
Albums to preserve memories.
A collection of photos and messages.
Do you have this kind of confusion...?
Farewells are always "worried".
It was a family funeral, so we couldn't invite your friends...
I didn't get a chance to say goodbye calmly because of the sudden flurry of events...
It's hard to ask distant relatives to come to the funeral. But we want to give them a chance to say goodbye...
Three-day memorial website
Sososhiki is a free service to create an invitation-only memorial website. Invitees can gather on the website and post photos and messages of remembrance. The website can be accessed anytime and anywhere during the open period (Basic 3 days, extendable up to 30 days).
Collecting and Preserving Memories
Collecting Memories
Share Photos
Spell out the words you want to say
Post a message
Preserving Memories
Make a paper album
Other Features
Sososhiki Flow
Registration
Invitation
Opening
3 days
Closing
Registration
Enter the required information to launch the website.
Register the deceased's portrait and him/her introduction.
It would be a good time to write about the introduction.
We can accommodate extensions up to 30 days. Please contact us for more information.
Usage Scenes
After the funeral. In conjunction with memorial services such as 49th and 1st anniversary of the death of a loved one. You can use the service at your convenience.
Users' Voices
Ms. Lourdes lost her uncle and aunt in COVID-19
I'm glad I did the funerary ceremony.
Ms. Lourdes lost her uncle and aunt who lived abroad in Corona. Unable to visit them or go to the funeral, she was about to give up on saying goodbye when she found Sososhiki.
Iwasawa-san remembers her father, who was loved by everyone in the community.
The attendees enjoyed the event.
Iwasawa-san lost her father due to illness. The funeral was held as a family affair, but she wanted to hold a memorial service for those who had helped him during his life, so she decided to use Sososhiki.
Mr. Kitaura lost a member who worked hard together in community activities.
I found some closure.
Mr. Kitaura lost his mentor, whom he respected with all his heart, and due to the COVID-19 pandemic, he was unable to attend the funeral service and was left with a hazy feeling. However, he attended sososhiki held by the bereaved family, and wrote about his thoughts and feelings he wanted to convey to his mentor.
Sosoroku
Make an album with the collected photos and messages.
After the Sososhiki, the photos and messages will no longer be viewable on smartphones. Such a slightly sad mechanism is Sososhiki.Vivid digital memories would be a burden. Instead, paper show the passage of time through deterioration.So, we offer paper albums in the hope that you will graduate from his/her death and live your own life.
Price
Sososhiki
We hope that you will not give up the opportunity to say goodbye for financial reasons, which is why we offer the Sososhiki free of charge.
Usage Fee
0
Yen
Sosoroku
If you would like preserve the messages and photos, please also use Sosoroku.
Printing Fee
29,800
Yen〜
Frequently Asked Questions
Media Coverage
Message from the Founder
CEO, Mujo inc.
Hinata Maeda
Reflecting on memories, thinking about the deceased, and remembering them. We have created an "as much as possible" option rather than a "can do" or a "can't do" option. Please use Sososhiki so that you do not have to give up on saying goodbye due to the effects of infectious diseases or physical distance.
Contacts
Create a free website
We all have memories of that person.
Share photos and episodes of memories of that person who passed away with everyone. You can get to know the person who lives in everyone's heart.
