Japan's "Aquaco's Offer"

the name of the baby who died shortly after birth is not known, so it is always called the water, meaning a child who runs like water.

for such babies, people generally do not hold funerals, mostly in a place to bury.

most of the water today refers to fetuses that have died as a result of pregnancy interruptions due to abortion, miscarriages and miscarriages.

according to the survey

, the high cost of childcare in japan and the high number of couples who do not want their children after marriage have contributed to the growing under-representation of society.

the majority of women who have had sex before marriage have opted for abortion, which has led to an under-age abortion in japan and now has at least 6,000 abortions per day.

moreover, according to statistics, 40 per cent of married women now had an abortion, which was of general concern in japanese society.

the monks at the japanese monasteries say that, because the fetus has the possibility of becoming a human being, the soul should be offered the same way as the dead adult, hoping that people will pay attention to the water, so that they may soon exceed it.

since the 1970s, many monasteries have established special cemeteries for water.

following a request for a confession, the monks asked about the address, the day of death, etc., and then gave a name to the water, according to the will of the widow.

most of them are called some water, and they take a few words from the buddhist scriptures or parents' names, in combination with the current seasons, such as spring dreams, summer clouds, autumn truffles, snow elimination, etc.

if you don't, you're called the spirit of water.

then he bought a statue of stone for sacrifice.

the monks began to recite the scripture, and finally placed the waterstone next to the earth or the buddha.

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