ceremonial-rescue-jp

Japanese ceremonial etiquette rescue (Kankonsousai Rescue). Comprehensive guidance for ALL Japanese ceremonies — gift amounts, etiquette, attire, spoken lines, documents, and prohibited-word checks using a hybrid of static knowledge and web search. Triggers include: funerals, wakes, koden (condolence money), condolence telegrams, incense offering (shoko), memorial services, 49th-day memorial, obituaries, expressions of sympathy, mourning period, family-only funerals, declining koden, weddings, goshugi (wedding gifts), invitations, speeches, congratulatory telegrams, receptions, baby gifts, ochūgen (mid-year gifts), oseibo (year-end gifts), summer greetings, New Year cards, mourning postcards, get-well gifts, recovery celebrations, return gifts/thank-you gifts (uchi-iwai), reciprocals, entrance celebration gifts, kindergarten entrance gifts, graduation gifts, Shichi-Go-San, omiyamairi (shrine visit), kanreki (60th), koki (70th), kiju (77th), beiju (88th), longevity celebrations, how much to give, customary amounts, noshi (ceremonial wrapping), ceremonial etiquette, manners, or any Japanese ceremony/etiquette question. Covers funerals, weddings, seasonal gift seasons, milestone celebrations, company-level responses, and belated condolences.