This was my first visit, and the atmosphere is very quiet and relaxing. It's close to the station, has parking, and is also close to my home, so I liked it at first sight.

While looking for somewhere close to home, I found this place through a perpetual memorial care website. They also treated me very well, so I chose 『燈』 here. The garden and plants are wonderfully maintained, and I think the deceased will be able to rest comfortably.

Despite being in the city center, this temple is very quiet and peaceful. The perpetual-care grave is also new, and the whole family liked it, so we decided to bury our father here. Visiting brings a sense of peace, so we're happy that our father can rest peacefully too.

It's a historic temple, and the head priest's explanation was easy to understand and reassuring.

This perpetual-care grave is inside the temple, gets sunlight, and left a very good impression. I looked at several perpetual-care graves and tree burials, but some were in temple parking lots or looked like flower beds, far from my image of a grave. The perpetual-care grave at 大吉寺 is within the temple grounds despite being in Tokyo, and it felt open and spacious, so I decided on this one.