Soka Gakkai furniture style used Buddhist altar B1279 Ribbon: Sold. Three women from the local Koga City came to the store to place an order.

Used Buddhist altar B1279 Ribbon Link to product page

A local customer from Koga City came to our store to purchase a new altar for her grandchild, along with the leader of the women's division. The customer who purchased the altar this time had decided to buy a new one last year because the altar passed down from her parents had become quite worn out.

The customer wanted an altar that could hold a specially designed principal image, and also accommodate a memorial tablet and Buddhist altar implements, and after touring the store, we learned that a compact or mini altar would not be able to accommodate the memorial tablet, so we recommended the second-hand altar B1279 Ribbon .

While looking at it, they said, "It's good that it's furniture-like so it doesn't look like a Buddhist altar! And the price is good too!" When we presented the chair, the leader confirmed that the position of the principal image was okay, and we placed the sample mounting of our special principal image and the memorial tablet. Everyone agreed that this was good, saying, "Isn't this great?" and we placed the order.

We started business in a store next to Koga Cultural Hall in Koga City, Ibaraki Prefecture, and have been in business since moving to our current location 39 years ago. Thanks to our long-standing patronage and introductions from local Soka Gakkai members, we have come this far with trust and reliability as our number one priority.
We will continue to do our best to contribute to the local kosen-rufu movement. Thank you very much for the opportunity to receive the Gochu J Moncho.