[Yamato Ebony]
This is a memorial tablet characterized by the fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern design.
It uses a weighty Chinese wood material and features a base decorated with Kyoto Opal, creating an elegant and simple design.
It is a domestically produced memorial tablet with peace of mind.

[Size list]

	Total height	Total width	Depth	Plate width
3.5 sun	14.4cm	6.0cm	3.2cm	4.0cm
4.0 sun	16.3cm	6.4cm	3.6cm	4.4cm
4.5 sun	18.5cm	7.4cm	3.8cm	5.0cm

*As it is a craft item, there may be slight errors.

This memorial tablet can be selected with a variation of Nasuzawa.
Please select your desired Kyoto Opal and add it to your shopping cart.

For memorial tablets made of different materials, "Yamato Purple" is available here

[About choosing a memorial tablet]
It is best to match the size to the size of the Buddhist altar.
Generally, 4.0 sun (small altar) to 4.5 sun (medium altar) are commonly chosen. 5.0 sun or more suits large altars.
Measure carefully whether the chosen memorial tablet can be placed in the space for enshrining (usually on the second tier above the altar, on the left and right) to ensure proper fit.

[About dimensions display of memorial tablets]
The size of a memorial tablet is generally expressed in "sun," such as 4 sun or 4.5 sun. One sun equals 3.03cm.
For example, a 4-sun memorial tablet has a "plate height" of approximately 4 (sun) × 3.03 (cm) = 12.12cm.
Usually, this dimension refers to the "plate height" and does not indicate the "total height (height from top to bottom)," so please be careful.

[Other precautions]
When actually enshrining in a Buddhist altar, the "total height" is important.
If you are concerned about the size, it is reliable to check how high a memorial tablet can be placed in the actual enshrinement space.
Also, if you already have other memorial tablets enshrined, it is often helpful to refer to their sizes.
Note that dimensions may vary slightly depending on the product.
Dimensions such as "total height" and "plate height" are detailed on each product page, so it is recommended to refer to them when making a decision.