Life in the fast lane (Death, Funerals, etc. in Japan)
Useful Vocabulary:
喪主 moshu = chief mourner
会葬者 kaisōsha = attendants at a funeral; mourners
棺桶 ／棺おけ kanoke = coffin
葬式 sōshiki = funeral
仏教 bukkyō = Buddhism
仏教の bukkyōno = Buddhist
お通夜 otsuya = a wake
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