WO2004093769A1 - Coupled cinerary urn - Google Patents

Abstract

A coupled cinerary urn allowing each of the remains of a married couple to be stored in each of containers in the integrated state, wherein a capacity thereof for storing the remains is secured sufficiently. The coupled cinerary urn comprises coupling means for coupling the containers to each other on the outside of the containers.

Description

 Joint Urn Technical Field

 The present invention relates to a urn for accommodating the bones of a deceased person, and in particular, when a person with strong ties dies at a time, joins the urn of the deceased person with the urn previously stored. It relates to a joint urn that can be stored. Background art

 Conventional urns are generally designed to house one pillar of ashes, and they are housed individually, regardless of the relationship between a couple, brothers, and so on. However, those with strong ties before life, such as married couples and their families, have a spiritual desire to join together in another world. In particular, the composition of the family has changed with the times, and couples who have no children have dreams of continuing their connection to the next world. In addition, in the event that the parent and child died at the same time due to sudden disasters, etc., the desire to expand the range of choices regarding storage methods for the remains of the couple in order to maintain the peace of mind of the bereaved family as much as possible. It has been proposed not only to put the remains of people with strong ties in the same life into the same grave but also to unite the urns.

 For example, Patent Document 1 (Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 3505570) discloses a urn having a double structure, which partitions the inside of an outer urn, and further includes a plurality of small urns in the partitioned space. A configuration has been proposed to accommodate this. A single urn can hold multiple remains, and can be stored in a small space tomb or ossuary.

 On the other hand, Patent Literature 2 (Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 35099141) discloses a vase composed of a vase body having an opening at an upper portion and a lid body capable of opening and closing the opening. There has been proposed a urn in which a partition plate for dividing the inside of the main body into two parts can be freely inserted and removed.

This urn will be transferred to the remaining parcel if the other of the couple later dies. After the bones of the couple have been inserted, the partition plate is withdrawn and the temporary section is erased, so that the bones of the couple can be combined.

 On the other hand, urns in which a plurality of containers are integrated in advance have the following problems.

 The urn in which the container described in Patent Document 2 is integrated has a partitioned space for arranging two pillars of bone.

 By the way, burial in the urn is generally performed after crabs are cremated at crematoriums. By arranging the remains when the remains become bones, it can be easily moved and stored thereafter.

 Therefore, in the case of the urn of Patent Document 2, if two people who want to be buried in an integrated urn die almost at the same time, and if they are caught at the same time near the same retreat, , It can be continuously laid. However, in practice, it is unlikely that they will die at the same time in an accident.

 Therefore, if one of the couple has already died and one of the bones is laid in the urn with the container, the other later died and crumbling, then buried in the urn with the container. It is necessary to lay the bone in a temporary urn until it is done. The bereaved family will need to carry this temporary urn and move to the grave, where it will be necessary to transfer from the temporary urn to an integrated urn with a container. Cemeteries are usually outdoors, and there are no facilities for transferring bones, so it is not easy to transfer them.

On the other hand, in order to use the unified urn of this container without using the temporary urn, it is necessary to collect the urn from the grave before subjecting it to crap. Usually, urns are difficult to remove when placed in a grave or ossuary. In particular, when a person has died, the relatives are extremely busy arranging funerals and the like, and it is difficult to remove the urn from the grave or ossuary before diving. Furthermore, moving a burial place is equivalent to “reinterment” in the “Law on Cemeteries, Burials, etc.” and requires the permission of the municipal mayor. Therefore, when integrating the urns, especially when the second or more urns are A temporary urn was needed.

 Next, in the case of a bone composed of an outer container and an inner container as in Patent Document 1, there is an advantage that there is no need to collect a temporary urn or a urn from a grave. However, especially in recent small graves and ossuary, the capacity to accommodate bones, etc., tends to decrease, and it is necessary to use double containers as compared to single containers of the same volume. It is an unmistakable fact to do.

 Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a joint urn in which the bones of a couple or the like can be boned one by one in an integrated state and the capacity can be sufficiently secured. DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION In order to solve the above-mentioned object, a first invention is a connecting urn having connecting means for connecting to another container outside the container. With such a configuration, it is possible to stay close to the partner of your choice forever, and to secure a urn with sufficient capacity for each pillar.

 The connecting means according to the second invention is characterized by comprising at least one thin string connecting the containers. It is possible to provide an urn that satisfies both connectivity and design. The connecting means according to the third invention is characterized in that the connecting means comprises at least one wide band connecting the containers. The bonding strength can be increased.

 According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided the coupling means, wherein one of the containers has a concave portion and the other container has a convex portion provided so as to be fitted into the concave portion. It can be combined without the need for materials other than urns.

 The coupling means according to the fifth invention is characterized in that the coupling means is a plate having a hole substantially the same as the head or bottom of each container into which a plurality of containers can be inserted.

The coupling means of the sixth invention is characterized in that at least one N-pole magnet provided in one container and at least one S-pole magnet are provided in the other container. Perpetual It is possible to keep it connected, and processing is easy.

 The connecting means of the seventh invention is characterized in that one container and another container are laminated or combined to form a new three-dimensional shape. The shape of the urn can be made freely.

 The concave portion and the convex portion according to the eighth invention are characterized in that a through hole provided at the center of each of the concave portion and the convex portion, and a lid capable of shielding the through hole are provided inside. You can mix your bones together.

 The connecting means of the ninth invention is characterized in that the connecting means is a convex portion provided on the container, and is a ring for covering the joined convex portions.

 A flat circular bottom surface according to the tenth aspect of the invention, a cylindrical portion that stands upright on the bottom surface to form a cylindrical curved surface, a top opening portion that is opened at the top portion of the cylindrical shape, and the opening portion. A lid for shielding, a flat plate-shaped surface protruding from one side of the cylinder, an elliptical opening provided at the center of the plate-shaped surface, and a larger periphery around the elliptical opening. A packing groove engraved with a diameter, a silicone rubber housed in the packing groove, and a horizontal surface protruding from a side of the plate surface so that a flat surface is formed to be continuous with the plate surface. A joint urn composed of a 鋅 -shaped projection to be formed, wherein said plate-shaped surfaces are joined while facing each other and joined so that their openings are communicated with each other; Shape The projections are joined to each other on the flat surface side to form a cylindrical shape, and the cylindrical shape is formed. By covering with the fitted circular lid, a pair of connecting urns is connected and fixed.

 A joint urn according to an eleventh aspect of the present invention is a lid comprising: a flat plate-shaped surface; and a cam-shaped projection protruding from an end of the plate-shaped surface in parallel with the plate-shaped surface. The joint urn can be used alone by being joined to the opening of the joint urn.

 In the joint urn according to the twelfth aspect, a magnet is provided at the tip of the projection in the shape of a 鋅, and a magnet having an opposite polarity is provided on the inner surface of the circular lid to enhance the coupling.

The joint urn according to the present invention may be made of tin, but may be mixed with other metals, such as brass, lead, copper, and antimony. Also its surface Gold or silver may be applied to the surface, or gold or silver may be applied or engraved.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a concave urn having a convex urn and a concave portion according to the present invention,

 FIG. 2 is a side view when the convex urn according to the present invention is combined with a concave urn having a concave portion, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of an opening when the convex urn according to the present invention is coupled with a concave urn having a concave portion. Yes, (a) before connection, (b) after connection, (c) cross-sectional view when opening the lid,

 FIG. 4 is a sectional side view of a concave urn having a convex urn and a concave portion according to the present invention, and FIG. 5 is a side sectional view of an opening of the concave urn having a convex urn and a concave portion according to the present invention. Time and (b) when open

 FIG. 6 is a configuration diagram of a joint urn in which two urns according to the present invention are connected to each other by a string or the like,

 FIG. 7 is a structural view of a joint urn in which two urns according to the present invention are connected to each other by a band or a band,

 FIGS. 8A and 8B show a connection ring according to the present invention, and FIG.

 FIG. 9 is a configuration view of a connection urn according to the present invention, in which a urn fixed with a string is used. FIG. 10 is a connection urn according to the present invention, which is a configuration diagram of a urn fixed with a band. 11 is a configuration diagram of a joint urn having a convex portion and a concave portion according to the present invention,

FIG. 12 is a configuration diagram of a joint urn which is provided with holes each having the same axis when combined with the lower convex portion of the urn according to the present invention, and which is fixed with a connecting pin passing through the hole, FIG. 13 is a configuration diagram in which the bottoms of both urns are combined so that the lid and the bottom plate accommodate the urns according to the invention,

 FIG. 14 is a configuration diagram including an N-pole magnet unit mounted on the surface of the urn according to the present invention and an S-pole magnet unit mounted on the surface of the urn,

 FIG. 15 is a structural view of a joint urn that is longitudinally joined according to the present invention,

 FIG. 16 is a block diagram of a joint urn having a port shape and a nut shape according to the present invention, and FIG. 17 is a block diagram of a joint urn with a lid made of tin according to the present invention.

 FIG. 18 is a diagram showing a configuration in which two pairs of tin urns with a lid according to the present invention are joined. FIG. 19 is a joint urn with a lid made of a tin according to the present invention, which is of a 鋅 type. FIG. 20 is a configuration diagram of a urn in which the shape of the projection is elongated, FIG. 20 is a configuration diagram of a case where two sets of the connection urns with a tin lid according to the present invention are connected, and FIG. It is a block diagram of Example (a)-(f) of the connection urn made from tin. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.

 The urn of this embodiment comprises a pair of urns 1a having convex portions and concave urns 1b having concave portions.

 The convex urn 1a is composed of a cylindrical tube portion 2a with an open top and a lid 4a that closes the upper opening 3a so that it can be opened and closed, and is formed into a tubular shape in the horizontal direction from the center of the tube portion 2a. The horizontal cylinder 6a protrudes, and further becomes a convex portion 10 via a step portion 8a in which the diameter of the horizontal cylinder 6a decreases at a certain distance from the cylindrical portion 2a. The inside of the projection 10 is an opening 12a that opens.

On the other hand, the concave urn lb is composed of a cylindrical tube portion 2 with an open top like the convex urn 1a and a lid 4b that opens and closes the upper opening 3b. The horizontal cylinder 6b protrudes in the horizontal direction in a tubular shape, the end of the horizontal cylinder 6b is an end 8b, and an opening 12b is arranged inside the end 8b. Here, the inner diameter of the horizontal cylinder 6b is outside the convex 10 It is almost equal to the diameter.

 As shown in FIG. 2, the ώ-shaped urn 1 a and the concave urn 1 b are connected by fitting the convex portion 10 into the horizontal cylinder 6 b. More specifically, FIG. 3 (a) shows a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA ′ ′ of FIG. 1 including the opening of FIG.

 A horizontal cylinder 6a including an opening 12a protrudes in the horizontal direction from the cylindrical portion 2a of the convex urn 1a, and the horizontal cylinder 6a is provided with a stepped portion 8a. A convex portion 10 having a small outer diameter protrudes continuously from the portion 8a. The outer peripheral surface of the projection 10 is 9a.

 An opening lid 20a is provided on the inner surface of the cylindrical portion 2a near the opening 12a. The opening lid 20a has a width larger than the diameter of the opening 12a so as to cover the opening 12a. A pair of holding plate portions 14a is disposed above the opening portion 12a so as to support the opening portion lid portion 20a in the horizontal direction. The opening portion 20a is sandwiched between the holding plate portion 14a and the cylindrical portion 2a, and is disposed so as to be vertically movable. A sealing portion 18a is arranged between the opening lid 20a and the opening 12a so as to surround the opening 12a. As a result, the opening 12a is sealed by the opening lid 20a and the seal 18a.

 Next, at the inner surface of the cylindrical portion 2a and at a point symmetrical position with respect to the opening portion 12a, the holding plate portion 16a for displaying a ghost is set to have substantially the same height as the opening portion 12a. Be placed. The post board 16a is composed of a pair in the horizontal direction and a support section at the bottom. The sight of the remains is arranged so as to desire the opening.

 On the other hand, a horizontal cylinder 6b including an opening 12b is projected in the horizontal direction from the cylindrical portion 2b of the concave urn 1b, and the horizontal cylinder 6b has an end 8b and an inner surface 13b of the horizontal cylinder. Consists of The inner diameter of the horizontal cylinder 6 and the outer diameter of the outer peripheral surface 9a of the projection 10 are substantially the same.

An opening lid portion 20b is provided on the inner surface of the cylindrical portion 2b near the opening portion 12b. The opening cover 2Ob has a width larger than the diameter of the opening 12b so as to cover the opening 12b. A pair of holding plate portions 14b is disposed above the opening portion 12b so as to support the opening cover portion 20b in the horizontal direction. Opening lid 2 0 Is vertically movably disposed between the holding plate portion 14b and the cylindrical portion 2b. A seal portion 18b is disposed between the opening lid 20b and the opening 12b so as to surround the opening 12b. As a result, the opening 12b is hermetically sealed by the opening lid 20b and the seal 18b.

 Next, at the inner surface of the cylindrical portion 2b and at a point symmetrical position with respect to the opening portion 12b, the holding plate portion 16b for displaying a photograph is set to be substantially the same height as the opening portion 12b. Be placed. The poster board 16b for posting a post is composed of a pair of horizontal members and a supporting portion at the bottom, and a photo of the post 22b is arranged. The sight of the remains is arranged so as to desire the opening.

 FIG. 4 shows a sectional view in the direction of the ghost, and shows the arrangement of the holding plate 16a for posting a ghost. This shows a state in which a post is posted inside the post board 16a. This is the same for the concave urn 1b and the cylindrical portion 2b.

 FIG. 5 (a) is a cross-sectional view in the direction of the opening lid 20a, and shows the arrangement of the opening lid 20a. This is the same for the concave urn 1b and the cylindrical portion 2b.

 Next, a method of burrowing the urn according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. First, for example, in order to pray that a couple or the like who has been living close together for many years will be buried closely after their death, prepare the joint urn according to the present invention, and a couple who will be the surviving family of this couple in the future. Needless to say, it is necessary to clearly convey this intention to children and others. In this state, if one of the couple's husband dies, the bereaved family consisting of the wife and the child lays the husband's remains together with the remains 22 a in the convex urn 1 a and then to the grave.

 Subsequently, when the remaining wife of the couple dies, the children lay the remains of the wife and the remains 22b into the concave urn lb and then to the grave (Fig. 3 (a)).

 Therefore, in the grave, first, the convex portion 10 of the convex urn 1a in which the husband's ashes were laid is inserted into the horizontal cylinder 6b of the concave urn 1b in which the wife is buried. Then, the lid 4a and the lid 4b of the convex urn la and the concave urn 1b are removed and connected (Fig. 3 (b)

) o In this state, the lid 20a for the opening and the lid 20b for the opening are further removed from both the convex urns 1a and the concave urns 1b (FIG. 5 (b)). Thus, a hole penetrating the convex urn la and the concave urn 1b is opened. In this state, the husband's ashes are moved to the concave urn lb or the wife's ashes are moved to the convex urn 1a by tilting the whole of the convex urn la with the bereaved and the concave urn 1b. It becomes possible (Figure 3 (c)). In addition, the shadow 22a and the shadow 22b face each other through the opening 12a and the opening 12b.

 After that, they can be boned into a grave or the like in a united state, or they can be sealed again with the lid for opening 20a and the lid for opening 20b, and then buried in the grave.

 Next, FIGS. 6 to 8 show a second embodiment according to the present invention.

 The urn 70 of this embodiment is composed of a cylindrical tube portion 74 with an open top and a lid 76 that closes the upper opening 75 so that it can be opened and closed. The horizontal cylinder 78 protrudes in the shape, and an opening 96 that opens to the end face 80 of the horizontal cylinder 78 is provided. The opening portion 96 has a plug portion 82 inserted therein so as to be hermetically sealed.

 A joining ring 86 for joining is inserted into the end of the horizontal cylinder 78. On the other hand, a plug with a lid 88 is inserted into the end face 80 and sealed.

 As shown in FIG. 7, the urn 70 is formed by removing the plug portion 82 and the plug portion with lid 88 from the opening portion 96 of the urn 70, and then the end face portion 8 of the two urns 70. 0 are joined together and fixed with a connecting ring 86. The details are shown in FIG. 8, which is a cross-sectional view taken along the line BB ′ of FIG. As shown in Fig. 8 (a), a thread groove 92 is engraved on the outer periphery of the end of the horizontal cylinder 78, while a thread groove 94 is also engraved on the inner surface of the coupling ring 86. A ring 86 is rotatably screwed onto the outer periphery of the end. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 8 (b), by joining the end faces 80 of the two urns 70 together, the connecting ring 86 becomes a screw on the end of the horizontal cylinder 78 of both urns 70. The two urns 70 are screwed onto the groove 94 and fixed together.

Further, FIGS. 9 to 16 show a third embodiment according to the present invention. These joint urns are urns for the purpose of making containers adjacent to each other. In the joint urn of FIG. 9, two urns 24a and 24b are adjacent to each other, and a knot 28 is provided and joined by a string 26 or the like. Although it is a cylindrical shape in the drawing, it is also preferable to use a urn in a shape such as a bag shape, a daruma shape, a doll, a kokeshi, and a face image of the person. In addition, when a string is tied at the center of the urn, or in a bag-shaped urn, the opening of each bag can be tied and the strings can be joined together.

 The joint urn in Fig. 10 is one in which two urns 30a and 30b are adjacent to each other and joined together by a band 32a, 32b or a band. The number of belts or the like may be one or more, or the material of the belt may be cloth or rubber, or the urn may be inserted into a plate having a plurality of holes previously opened.

 The joint urn of Fig. 11 has two urns 3 4a with recesses 36a and the other urn 3

A projection 38 is provided on 4b so that the recess 36a and the projection 38 are engaged with each other. The shape of the unevenness is not limited to the shape shown in the figure.

 The joint urn of Fig. 12 has holes each having the same axis when combined with the upper convex portion 42 of the urn 40a and the lower convex portion 46 of the urn 40b. It is fixed with a connecting pin 48 penetrating the part. The shape of this convex portion is not limited to this shape, and it is also possible to provide a convex portion protruding from the urn at one of the upper and lower stages and provide a convex portion protruding at the middle stage at the other, and fix it with a connecting pin. .

 The joint urn shown in Fig. 13 has a shape in which the bottoms of both urns 50a and 50b are combined so that the lid 54 and the bottom plate 52 accommodate the both urns 50a and 50b. This is what is combined. It is also possible to include both the lid portion 54 and the bottom plate portion 52, only one of them, and both urns 50a and 50b.

 The joint urn shown in Fig. 14 is composed of an N-pole magnet 58 a mounted on the surface of the urn 56 a and a urn

It is composed of an S-pole magnet section 58b attached to the surface of 56b, and is connected by magnetic attraction. In the case where a plurality of magnets are arranged and in the case of a cylindrical urn, magnets can be arranged all around the urn.

In the above, the connection was mainly in the horizontal direction, but as shown in Fig. 15, urns 60 a, It is also possible to combine in the vertical direction like 60b, 60c. Furthermore, the urn 6 2a is composed of a bolt-shaped urn 6 2a and a nut-shaped urn 6 2b as shown in Fig. 16.The urn 6 2a is provided with a shaft having a thread groove. It has a screw hole with a groove, and has a shape in which urns are screwed together.

 Next, a fourth embodiment of the joint urn according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. The cylindrical urn 70 shown in the fourth embodiment is generally made of metal, preferably made of tin, formed of a flat circular bottom surface and a cylindrical curved surface, and has a top opening. Is done. A lid 86 that covers the top opening is provided to be freely openable and closable. A flat plate-shaped surface 74 protrudes from one surface of the cylinder 72, and an oval opening 78 is provided at the center thereof. Further, a packing groove 76 having a larger diameter is engraved in the shape of an oval around the oval opening 78 to accommodate a packing made of silicon rubber. In the plate-shaped surface 74, a plate-shaped portion 88 is also provided on the lid 86. At the four ends of the plate-shaped surface 74, projections 84 a, 84 b, 84 c, and 84 d having a glass shape are provided in a horizontal direction so as to be parallel to the plate-shaped surface 74. The projections 84 a, 84 b, 84 c, and 84 d are in the shape of a glass, and are arranged such that the bottom of the glass is continuous with the plate-shaped surface 74.

 With respect to the combined urn 70 thus constructed, a plate-shaped surface lid (not shown) is formed on a plate-shaped surface of the same size as the plate-shaped surface 74 on the urn side, and each of the four ends has a cam-shaped projection. The part protrudes in the horizontal direction with the plate surface. These projections are laminated with the projections 84a, 84b, 84c and 84d to form a cylindrical shape, and the circular lid portions 82a and 82 which fit these tower shapes are formed. The joint urn 70 and the plate-shaped surface lid are joined and fixed by coating with 2, 82c and 82d.

Next, a state in which the fourth connecting urns 72 according to the present invention are combined and connected will be described with reference to FIG. A pair of connecting urns 7 2a and 7 2b are connected such that their plate-like surfaces 74 face and join. At this time, the openings 78a, b are joined and communicate with each other, and the projections 84a, 84b, 84c, 84d are joined to each other to form a cylindrical shape. Constitute. Circular section 8 2 a, 8 2, 8 The joint urn 72a and the joint urn 72b are fixedly connected by coating with 2c and 82d. At this time, the sealing properties are improved by joining the packings together.

 At this time, the lid portions 86a and 86b are also arranged so as to join the plate portions 88 to each other. With this configuration, it is possible for the couple to exchange their bones even after death. Further, an embodiment of the fifth joint urn according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. Particularly different points between the joint urn 100 according to the fifth invention and the joint urn 70 according to the fourth invention and the configuration thereof will be described. The joint urn 100 is also generally made of metal, preferably made of tin, and has a flat bottom surface and a curved surface of a cylinder 102 shape, the top of which is open, and one surface of the cylinder 102. A flat plate-shaped surface 104 protrudes from the center, and an oval opening 108 is provided at the center thereof. At both ends of the plate-shaped surface 104, elongated bar-shaped projections 114 a and 114 b are provided in a horizontal direction so as to be parallel to the plate-shaped surface 104. The protrusions 114a and 114b are shaped like a glass, and are arranged such that the bottom of the glass is parallel to the plate-like surface 104. Magnets 115a and 115b each having the same shape as the end face and a thickness of several mm are attached to the tips of the protrusions 114a and 114b.

 These projections are laminated with the elongated projections 114a and 114b to form an elongated cylindrical shape, and an oblong lid that fits these oblong tower shapes is formed. The joint urn 100 and the plate-shaped surface lid are joined and fixed by coating with 1 28. Magnets having different polarities from the magnets 115a and 115b are attached and fixed to the back side of the lid of the oblong lid 128. With this magnet, the fixation of the oblong lid portion 128 is strengthened.

Similarly, a state in which the joint urns 102 according to the fifth invention are combined and joined will be described with reference to FIG. A pair of joint urns 102 a and 102 b are connected so that the plate-like surfaces 104 are joined to each other. At this time, the opening portions 108 a and b of each other are joined and opened, and the protruding portions 114 a and 114 b are joined to each other to form a slender 鋅 shape. . The joint urn 102 a and the joint urn 102 b are fixed by covering them with the oblong lids 128 a and 128 b fitted with these slender caps. The long cylindrical shape of the fixing part increases strength and reduces the number of parts. it can.

 Next, FIG. 21 shows a sixth embodiment of a joint urn capable of accommodating a plurality of pillars of a family or the like according to the present invention. Fig. 21 (a) is an urn in which a circular space is provided at the center, a fan-shaped space is provided in the periphery, and an opening is provided between the circular space and the fan-shaped space. The adjacent fan-shaped boundary line and the center circular boundary line are vertically joined.

 In FIG. 21 (b), the boundary line of the outer peripheral space is provided in the tangent direction of the boundary line of the center circle. In Fig. 21 (c), the central space is a square, and the boundary extends from the vertex in the diagonal direction of the square.

 In Fig. 21 (d), the lower hemisphere of the spherical urn is divided into four parts by a partition and covered with a spherical lid 152. Fig. 22 (e) shows a joint type urn in which the bone of the person who is the center of the family is placed in the central cylindrical container 162, and the bones of the family are placed in a plurality of donut-shaped containers 164, 166, 168, and 170. It is. FIG. 21 (f) shows a joint urn which is arranged so that two adjacent containers of four cylindrical containers 182a, 182b, 182c, 182d having a circular bottom and being adjacent to each other are joined to each other. is there.

 It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and modifications and improvements as long as the object of the present invention can be achieved are included in the present invention.

 For example, the material of the joint urn of the present invention can be composed of ceramics, steel, ceramics, minerals, stones, degradable materials, and the like.

 Since it is made of pottery, it is easy to process and the production cost is low, and the characteristic elements are easy to manufacture and the material is warm. By using steel, the material is strong and resistant to deformation. By being made of ceramic, the material is solid, resistant to deformation and resistant to heat. By being composed of animal, processing is easy and it has a unique style. It is easy to process into any shape by making it out of marble or other stones.

 ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the bones of a couple etc. can be boned one by one in an integrated state, and sufficient capacity can be ensured.

Claims

The scope of the claims  1. A connecting urn having connecting means on the outside of the container for connecting with another container.  2. The connecting urn according to claim 1, wherein the connecting means comprises at least one thin string connecting the containers.  3. The connecting urn according to claim 1, wherein the connecting means comprises at least one wide band connecting the containers.  4. The connecting urn according to claim 1, wherein the connecting means is a concave portion provided on one container and a convex portion provided on the other container so as to be fitted into the concave portion. 5. The connecting urn according to claim 1, wherein the connecting means is a plate having a hole substantially the same as a head or a bottom of each container into which a plurality of containers can be inserted.  6. The urn according to claim 1, wherein the coupling means is at least one N-pole magnet provided in one container and at least one S-pole magnet provided in the other container.  7. The connecting urn according to claim 1, wherein the connecting means forms a new standing shape when one container and the other container are laminated or combined.  8. The joint urn according to claim 4, wherein each of the concave portion and the convex portion includes a through hole provided at the center of each of the concave portion and the convex portion, and a lid capable of shielding the through hole.  9. The connecting urn according to claim 1, wherein the connecting means is a convex portion provided on the container, and is a ring covering the joined two convex portions. 10. A flat circular bottom surface, a cylindrical portion that is erected on the bottom surface to form a cylindrical curved surface, a top opening that is opened at the top of the cylindrical shape, and a lid that shields the opening. A flat plate-like surface protruding from one side of the cylinder, an oval opening provided at the center of the plate-like surface, and a larger diameter carved around the oval opening. A packing groove provided, a silicone rubber accommodated in the packing groove, and a tub formed so as to protrude horizontally on a side of the plate-like surface so that a flat surface is continuous with the plate-like surface. A urn composed of a 鋅 -shaped projection, wherein the plate-shaped surfaces of each other face each other. The openings are connected to each other so that the openings communicate with each other. The flat-shaped projections are joined to each other on a flat surface side to form a cylindrical shape. 2. The joint urn according to claim 1, wherein the covering urn fixes the joint urn with the set of joint urns.  11. A joint urn composed of a flat plate-shaped surface and a lid composed of a cam-shaped projection protruding from an end of the plate-shaped surface in parallel with the plate-shaped surface. 21. The joint urn according to claim 11, wherein the joint urn can be used alone by being joined to the opening of the joint urn.  12. The joint urn according to claim 11, wherein a magnet is provided at the tip of the projection in the shape of a dome, and a magnet having an opposite polarity is provided on the inner surface of the circular lid to strengthen the connection.