Japanese graves and cemeteries are a bit different from what most westerners are used to. Japanese gravestones are just big blocks in a cemetery, sometimes with additional blocks, or like holders for things, and a bunch of other strange stuff that I never really understood or took the time to look into.
I always wondered – what does all of this signify? Is there something buried underneath them? Do they channel psychic energy to allow one to communicate with the dead? Well in today's post, we're going to figure that all out. So pack your bags, kids – we're going on Japanese funeral adventure.
Russia and Japan hoped it help =)
This research relates to the concept of "<span>social reproduction".
Social reproduction alludes to the procedures that guarantee the self-propagation of a social structure after some time, in harsh relationship to organic generation for a population.Social proliferation is an idea initially proposed by Karl Marx. Social reproduction incorporates the association of sexuality, natural propagation, and how sustenance, dress, and sanctuary are made accessible. Most social generation happens inside the family.</span>
