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A memorial service is a way to pray for the repose of the deceased and to hold a memorial service so that they may live peacefully in the next world, and the customs differ depending on whether it is Buddhist, Shinto, or Christian. For more information, it is best to inquire at a temple or church.

The first memorial service is held on the seventh day after the death, followed by memorial services every seven days, with the end of mourning on the 49th day. Then, memorial services are held for the first, third, seventh, thirteenth, and thirty-third anniversaries of the death, but except for the first anniversary, the age is calculated according to the traditional Japanese age.

Ideally, a memorial service should be held on the anniversary of the deceased's death, but a date close to the anniversary is chosen depending on the convenience of the temple and the people you are inviting. However, it is best to hold the service on a day before the anniversary of the death. It is common to invite mainly those who had a deep connection to the deceased, and gradually limit the number of memorial services to just family members as more and more memorial services are held.

For upcoming memorial services such as the first or third anniversary of a person's death, formal mourning attire is safe. As the number of memorial services increases, the expression of mourning should be reduced. In general, it is said that clothing in a modest color and pattern other than black is acceptable.