The wedding and memorial service mutual aid is a savings program for lifetime milestone events such as Shichigosan,
Coming of Age, Weddings, and Funerals.
By proactively accumulating a small installment, one can alleviate the fees pertaining to such events,
which are essential to the well-being of a family bond,
the essence of Ceremony Mutual Aid.
From the above, one can see that weddings and funerals comprise the majority of rite of passage fees.
What can we do to prepare?
As life or accident insurance will cover illness or injury, and financial insurance will cover your child's academic fees,
Mutual Aid works in the same way to assist you with fees pertaining to weddings and funerals.
Ceremony has received a license from the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, and operates under the supervisory guidance of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, which is the direct supervising agency. This is the reliable membership system for which half of the contributions are preserved under the guarantee contract with the Mutual Service Aid Guarantee Corporation, designated by the government and established by the major banks and nationwide mutual aid associations, and execution of services is guaranteed as it is a mutual aid association that has participated in Mutual Aid Association Enrollees Execution Support Organization.
A mutual aid association is different from life insurance. A major difference is the point that in the case of emergency, whereas a life insurance company pays funds, the members of a mutual aid society can receive benefits in the form of provision of services. While insurance is of the money-savings type, mutual aid association is a type of accumulation for the rites of passage that are part of life. Since we can receive benefits in a form of “services,” not in funds, we can feel peace of mind. And for members, there is benefit in keeping those rights perpetually.
“Advance received money preservation measures” is the system in which half of the contribution (advance received money) deposited by enrollees is preserved by the mutual aid association for the enrollees and is stipulated under the Installment Sales Act.
There is also a “transfer” system that enables enrollees that move to remote locations (outside the service area) to use a mutual aid association in that area.
*However, following transfer, enrollees will be required to follow the terms and conditions of the mutual aid association at the transfer destination.
In addition to being available at various Ceremony Group facilities (wedding and funeral halls), many of our affiliated facilities can be used for weddings, funerals, and various rites of passage, according to the family’s life stage. Additionally, member perks (Apple Club) include free use of amusement parks, discounts on nursing supplies, discounts at various facilities, and many other benefits.
Ceremony Mutual Aid Offers Two Plans: Standard Course and Premium Course.
The plan coverage and fees are fixed, and not subject to inflation change.
As it is not subject to inflation change,the returns can be bigger than monetary savings in low-interest times.
Fees are subject to both a fixed fee and variable fee.
Total fee will differentiate on the number of guests, please plan ahead of time.
Basic fees for a funeral
Fees pertaining to cremation, crematorium waiting room fees, crematorium transportation fees
Food and drinks, gifts for attending guests.
Funeral minister fees.
