The funeral bureau offers the service of lying in a coffin

The “coffin cafe” innovation attracts young people to the funeral home to lie in open coffins, take pictures, and come to terms with death.

A 120-year-old funeral home in Japan has introduced a unique “coffin cafe” service, where visitors can lie in a coffin to reflect on life and death.

SCMP writes about it.

Kajiya honten Funeral Home, located in Futsu City, Chiba Prefecture, founded in 1902 during the Meiji Era, recently launched this initiative in collaboration with a funeral service company.

Located on the first floor of the main building, the cafe opened in September and features three uniquely designed coffins in gold, green and yellow.

Each one is decorated with floral patterns and creative motifs to make the experience more comfortable for visitors who want to lie in them and…