How many people are discussing their parents' end-of-life preparations?

According to a survey by Shufu no Tomo Sha, only 17% of people are specifically preparing and discussing it, while more than half are struggling to bring up the topic.

What is the most difficult thing after a parent's death?

According to a survey, the top concern is 'cleaning up the family home (33%)', followed by 'inheritance procedures (18%)', and 'funeral arrangements (14%)'.

What are the features of 'The Most Practical My Ending Note'?

It is a popular book that has been reprinted seven times, known for its practicality and the fact that it was supervised by Shizue Yamada, allowing families to comprehensively record information that might otherwise be overlooked.

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[7th Reprint] 'My Most Useful Ending Note'. Nearly 80% feel 'parents' aging' during home visits, but over half can't discuss 'what-ifs' together. An ending note is helpful for such families!

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Shufunotomo Co., Ltd. announced the 7th reprint of 'My Most Useful Ending Note'. A related survey revealed that while 81% of children notice their parents aging, 94% have never given their parents an ending note due to hesitation.

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Q: How many people are discussing their parents' end-of-life preparations?: A: According to a survey by Shufu no Tomo Sha, only 17% of people are specifically preparing and discussing it, while more than half are struggling to bring up the topic.
Q: What is the most difficult thing after a parent's death?: A: According to a survey, the top concern is 'cleaning up the family home (33%)', followed by 'inheritance procedures (18%)', and 'funeral arrangements (14%)'.
Q: What are the features of 'The Most Practical My Ending Note'?: A: It is a popular book that has been reprinted seven times, known for its practicality and the fact that it was supervised by Shizue Yamada, allowing families to comprehensively record information that might otherwise be overlooked.