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Kisarazu Seichi Cemetery is a new cemetery opened in July 2028 on a hill in Nakao, Kisarazu City. It is located 4 minutes from Apita Kisarazu Store, 5 minutes from Kisarazu Kita Interchange, and 12 minutes from JR Kisarazu Station by car. The cemetery is fully paved and barrier-free. Wheelchairs and baby strollers can easily visit the cemetery. Also, there is no need to do the hard work of weeding because the cemetery is paved. In addition to general graves, there is also a permanent burial and a pet grave, which eliminates the need to worry about succession. Various requests can be accommodated, such as a juryo, which is a tomb built before one's death, or a reburial, in which the grave in one's hometown is moved to a new location.
夏の花、ムクゲが綺麗に咲いています。今も暑いですが、いよいよ本格的な猛暑の夏です。
夏の夕方、富士山を背景にネコジャラシが風に揺れていました。
南市原の校庭で行われた星空教室です。天の川の中の、中央から左上にあるひときわ明るい星は、木星でしょうか。
夏の夕方、富士山を背景に色々な雲が現れました
The Kominato Railway passed over the Yoro River railway bridge, which was surrounded by lush greenery.
The gladiolus, a summer flower, is in bloom. It’s getting very hot.
The rainy season just won't end, but mushrooms are sprouting vigorously in the damp garden.
This is the sky in July. You can see Ichihara City Hall far in the distance, beyond the vast wheat fields and the clouds.
I’ve heard that the blue summer flowers blooming in Sarashina Park are called agapanthus.