Kaimyou Maker is a powerful and
comprehensive app for the automatic generation, editing, and
management of kaimyou.
It not only generates kaimyou automatically but also allows
you to issue and print kaimyou certificates, which can even
be used as ihai (memorial tablets).
This app serves not only individuals seeking a kaimyou for
themselves or their loved ones but also as
a professional-grade integrated
kaimyou editing tool suitable for use by clergy
members.
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I couldn’t afford to give a kaimyou to my deceased loved
one.
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I want to create a pre-death kaimyou to ease my worries
in old age.
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I want to include my kaimyou in my will.
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I am dissatisfied with the existing kaimyou.
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I prefer a direct cremation or family funeral to avoid
unnecessary costs.
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I want a kaimyou for my loved ones, my family, or
myself.
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Professional monks.
Are there people like this?
Do you think kaimyou must be given by
monks or temples?
With this app, there’s no need to pay a high price for a
kaimyou.
No matter how many kaimyou you create or for how many
people, it’s free.
Now, why not create a kaimyou yourself?
It’s also highly recommended for temple staff looking to
manage their parishioners.
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You can give a kaimyou yourself.
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Creating a pre-death kaimyou
can also bring peace of mind in life.
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In reality, if you request one from a temple or monk,
you may be asked to offer tens of thousands to hundreds
of thousands of yen, or even millions in some cases.
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However, this is money you don’t actually need to pay.
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Wouldn’t the deceased prefer that such money be spent on
their descendants rather than on unnecessary expenses?
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Are you worried, thinking,
"But isn’t it impossible
without a deep understanding and knowledge of Buddhism?"
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This app allows you to easily generate a kaimyou with a
single button, following Buddhist conventions.
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It automatically adapts to the various forms and
practices of different
denominations.
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All users need to do is decide if they’re satisfied with
the generated kaimyou; you can redo it as
many times as you like
until you’re happy with it.
Advanced Auto-Generation Features |
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It supports a wide range of Buddhist denominations and
allows kaimyou (houmyou, hougou,
myougou, okurina) to be created in the style
of each denomination.
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For example, it can generate not only the common "~Koji"
but also denomination-specific forms such as "~Shaku" in
Jodo Shinshu.
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It also supports high-grade kaimyou that usually require
a significant monetary offering, such as "~In Koji,"
"~In Shaku," or "~In Nichishinshi."
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Kaimyou are generated with
consideration for tonal balance (hyousoku),
resulting in phonetically harmonious names.
*Hyousoku refers to the
tonal distinctions inherent in each Kanji character.
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You can incorporate the person's family name or given
name into the kaimyou.
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The number of characters in the ingou, dougou, kaimyou,
or yogou can be freely adjusted, enabling the creation
of unconventional kaimyou.
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The app automatically excludes Kanji characters that are
considered undesirable based on
Buddhist customs.
*It is not strictly
necessary to adhere to Buddhist conventions.
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Of course, even characters considered taboo can
be intentionally included if
desired.
*After all, it ultimately
comes down to personal preference.
Extensive Editing Features |
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The
automatically generated kaimyou can
be freely edited.
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You can
modify it on a per-kanji basis or select the
pronunciation.
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Additionally,
you can register your favorite kanji to make them appear
more frequently in future generations or exclude them
altogether.
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It is also
possible to lock specific parts of the generated kaimyou
while automatically regenerating other sections.
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A database of kaimyou
from historical figures and notable individuals is
included for reference.
Various Types of Ihai Features |
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The
simple ihai feature
allows you to use a smartphone as a temporary ihai.
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Bonji and
prefix characters can also be displayed on the ihai and
are automatically assigned according to the selected
sect.
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Additionally,
it supports the display of
plain wooden ihai, living ihai, and secular name ihai.
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It also
supports red ink notation for living kaimyou.
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You can
play the mokugyo or orin
in conjunction with the display.
Danka(Parishioner) Management Feature |
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Equipped with
a parishioner management
feature, allowing you to manage multiple
individuals by their name, age, sect, and more.
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This makes it
highly recommended for professionals who need to manage
kaimyou for many individuals.
Kaimyou Certificate Issuance Feature |
- Issue a Kaimyou Certificate on
the spot and print it
directly from your smartphone.
*For the Switch
version, printing is unavailable; save the certificate
to the album instead.
- The certificate background can be set to plain,
allowing you to print on your own ceremonial paper.
- Alternatively, you can choose a traditional Japanese
paper pattern, giving an
elegant appearance even when using standard
white copy paper.
- You can modify the issuing organization and issuer
details, making it suitable for professionals presenting
certificates to parishioners.
- Supports red-lettering
formatting for issuing Kaimyou
during a person’s lifetime.
- Send Kaimyou and certificates via
email or social media, or save them to storage.
- Compatible with various social media platforms,
allowing you to share finalized Kaimyou
publicly.
*This feature is not
available on the Switch version.
Jōdo-shū |
SeizanJōdo-shū
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JōdoShin-shū
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Sōtō-shū |
Rinzai-shū |
Ōbaku-shū |
Shingon-shū |
Tendai-shū |
YūzūNembutsu-shū |
*It also supports cases such as non-religious, unknown, or
unspecified.
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