A unique memorial tradition gives families in Japan a different way to remember loved ones. Oyster shells containing a small amount of a person’s ashes are returned to the sea, where they can produce a pearl.
by
Read Time
SocietyJapan
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video
SocietyJapanhttps://p.dw.com/p/5G8o1
What if your loved one’s ashes became a pearl?
In Japan, a unique memorial tradition gives grieving families a different way to remember those they have lost. Ashes are placed inside an oyster and returned to the sea, where they may become a pearl within months.
For more from Global Us, follow this link.
Previous Post
Next Post
BBC News CNA CNBC CNN International Deutsche Welle (DW) Euronews France 24 General Global & European Specialized & Regional
Artificial intelligence Asia Breaking News: Markets Breaking News: Politics Breaking News: Technology Business business news china cup Donald J. Trump Donald Trump European Union fast football France Français germany Heatwave home Investment strategy iran Iran war israel markets news politics return russia said Shows Singapore Skip to main content spain Sport Stock markets technology trump ukraine United Kingdom United States US-Israel attack on Iran 2026 War in Ukraine World world cup World Cup 2026
Easy WordPress Websites Builder: Versatile Demos for Blogs, News, eCommerce and More – One-Click Import, No Coding! 1000+ Ready-made Templates for Stunning Newspaper, Magazine, Blog, and Publishing Websites.
Access over the years of investigative journalism and breaking reports
