Japan has so much land.

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Their doctrine strictly forbids it.

While I don't agree with High Market provocative comments earlier, tis one agree. When in jipun die as the jipuna do

Why you all meddle in Jepunis internal affairs? Later they advise Jepunis don't visit Msia.

Burial for 15 yrs. Den exhumed and reburial into smaller plot for Muslim and Jews.

Immigrant and host . No matter which country .

in 2025 every religion has to adapt lah
no religion likes cremation lah...especially chinese
but chinese still adapted to cremation due to lack of land and being really expensive these days

everybody has to adapt, nobody is special these days...there's only that many land out there...and u have to choose what you use it for

the house is free....but everything else is not and it's super expensive

these people want everything free

Lu tak suka lu kuluar.

Double Post.

This post has been edited by danielmckey: Yesterday, 11:46 AM

those empty buildings and houses are in rural and outskirts area. The same example here would be those small towns in not popular states.

As Japan population declines most of the small villages and towns will go extinct as majority will move to be near big cities as that’s where all the services and amenities are.

This post has been edited by diffyhelman2: Yesterday, 11:50 AM

Look to Singapore la...

Pulau ppl also not enough land.

How muslims there manage? Might offer helpful ideas than be confrontational

Smart government

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Japan land so scarce. Make sense to do this. Better make space for the living than the dead. For people say alot of land in japan is all located in rural areas. Unless they want drive few hours everytime.

the issue with the "cheap" japan housing is that theyre insanely expensive to maintain eventho upfront cost is affordable

most people decline owning the house cause japanese gomen taxes them to hell with all sorts of nonsensical fees

You can find the facts from internet /AI

Yes, burial affects underground water through the release of leachate, a liquid produced as bodies and caskets decompose. This leachate can contaminate groundwater with pollutants like microorganisms, nitrates, sulfates, and heavy metals, and the risk is greater with a high number of burials in a short time. The impact depends on factors like the soil's properties and the depth of the water table, but it poses a potential health risk to nearby drinking water supplies.

How burials affect groundwater

Leachate production: As bodies and wooden caskets decay, they release a liquid called leachate, which can carry various pollutants.
Pollutant types: This leachate can contain bacteria (like E. coli), viruses, organic matter, nitrates, sulfates, and inorganic ions such as arsenic, copper, and lead.
Contamination pathway: These pollutants can seep into the surrounding soil and travel down into the groundwater, which is a major source of public drinking water.
Factors influencing risk: The degree of contamination is influenced by:
Number and density of burials: A higher number of burials, especially over a short period, increases the concentration of pollutants.
Geological and hydrogeological conditions: The type of soil, its permeability, and the depth of the water table determine how easily contaminants can spread.
Embalming chemicals: The use of chemicals like formaldehyde and arsenic in embalming can contribute to groundwater contamination.

Why it's a concern

Public health risk: Contaminated groundwater can pose a health risk to communities that rely on it for drinking water.
Environmental impact: Pollution can also harm aquatic life and affect the broader ecosystem.
Legal and regulatory implications: Because of these risks, cemeteries are subject to environmental regulations to prevent groundwater pollution

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