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IMS JAPAN provides information on embalming (sanitary and hygienic preservation of human remains).
Embalming at IMS JAPAN
For a better farewell. For those who wish it, and for their families.
There are professionals who have studied the procedures to respond to the will and the love of the family very specifically and have acquired a wealth of know-how.
IMS JAPAN inc. offers a memorable farewell service by a certified member of the International Farewell Service Association for Students of Biomedical Sciences (IFSA).
Embalming Features
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Reduce postmortem changes in the corpse By reducing various postmortem changes such as discoloration, drying, decomposition, and odor development, the time leading up to the funeral can be spent with peace of mind.
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No dry ice required There is no need to place dry ice, which can be heavy and cold for the deceased. (Dry ice may be used in conjunction with dry ice depending on the condition of the deceased)
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Expanding the style of funeral services Because there is more time available, it is possible to fully reflect the wishes of the deceased and the bereaved family in the funeral service, without being restricted by traditional funeral formalities.
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A spacious funeral service is possible. Postpone the date due to crematorium, officiant, or work commitments. Even if you want to wait for attendees coming from far away, you can say goodbye to your loved ones to your heart’s content without being restricted by time.
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Prevent secondary infection from the corpse Even if there are infectious diseases such as hepatitis, tuberculosis, HIV, MRSA, or new strains of influenza that could be transmitted secondarily from the body, embalming allows even small children or those who are not in good health to say goodbye while touching the deceased with peace of mind.
65.2% chance that the remains are contaminated with pathogens
Pathological autopsy results indicate that 65.2% of the remains are contaminated with some kind of pathogen, of which 14.4% are seriously infected (hepatitis, tuberculosis, etc.). These data also suggest that early embalming is effective.
Source : Association for Hygiene and Preservation of Human Remains HP
The deceased’s appearance when he was in good health.
As it was back then.
We will restore the fullness of the face lost in a long battle with illness, or scars from an accident or disaster, and realize a farewell in a form close to that of the deceased’s former self. We can apply makeup to the face, complexion, and discoloration of the limbs, etc., according to the bereaved family’s request.