Famille
Product brand
UnclaimedJapan's pioneer of the branded family funeral, operating more than 195 exclusive-use funeral halls nationwide.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
Famille (家族葬のファミーユ) is a Japanese funeral-service brand operated by 株式会社家族葬のファミーユ. It describes itself as the pioneer of the family funeral (家族葬) in Japan, having first branded the family funeral in 2000. The brand is positioned around the slogan "お葬式を家族のものに。" (Make funerals something for the family), and it operates a nationwide network of more than 195 exclusive-use funeral halls, where a single family uses the hall for one day. It is part of a group listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market, and it emphasizes legal compliance and appropriate pricing. The brand's symbol mark depicts the soul of the deceased (the upper sphere) being looked up to and warmly sent off by family and close friends (the lower petals), with Famille supporting all of them. Its services cover family funerals, one-day funerals, and two-day funerals, with 24-hour, 365-day consultation and support. The company also publishes a CREDO with four guidelines, including the founder's aspiration that "funeral revitalization is Japan's revitalization," the role of connecting family and human bonds, six action principles for employees, and seven promises to customers. Recent news releases show continued expansion, including new halls in Okayama, Kanagawa, Kyoto, and Chiba, and community activities such as registration with a dementia elderly support network in Yokohama and an award in Kumamoto.
History
Famille was founded in July 2000, when it became the first company to brand the family funeral (家族葬) in Japan. From the start, the company approached the funeral business not from the traditional perspective of the funeral industry but from the standpoint of consumers, asking what services are truly needed. Under the slogan "お葬式を家族のものに。" (Make funerals something for the family), it has provided family funerals that reflect the wishes of the bereaved family. The company has grown into a nationwide network of more than 195 exclusive-use funeral halls, where one family uses the hall for one day. It operates as part of a group listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market, and it emphasizes legal compliance and appropriate pricing. The brand's symbol mark represents the soul of the deceased being warmly sent off by family and close friends. The company has also articulated a CREDO with four guidelines, including the founder's aspiration that "funeral revitalization is Japan's revitalization," the role of connecting family and human bonds, six action principles for employees, and seven promises to customers. In recent years, it has continued to open new halls across Japan, including in Okayama, Kanagawa, Kyoto, and Chiba, and has engaged in community activities such as registering with a dementia elderly support network in Yokohama and receiving an award in Kumamoto.
Company founded; becomes the first to brand the family funeral in Japan.
Kumamoto Branch wins top prize at Kumamoto Higashi Ward Machizukuri Award.
Famille Sakura Shizu Hall opens in Sakura, Chiba.
Famille Kisshoin Hall opens in Kyoto.
Famille Yokohama Nagata Hall opens in Yokohama, Kanagawa.
Famille Renjima Hall opens in Kurashiki, Okayama.
Registered with Yokohama Minami Ward Dementia Elderly Anshin Network.
Products and positioning
家族葬のパイオニアとして、法令遵守と適正価格を大切に、全国195カ所以上の1日1組貸切ホールでご葬儀をお手伝い。
Family Funeral (家族葬)
Funeral service limited to family and close friends, the brand's core offering.
One-day Funeral (一日葬)
Funeral completed in one day.
Two-day Funeral (二日葬)
Funeral held over two days, including wake and funeral.
Exclusive-use Hall (1日1組貸切ホール)
Funeral hall reserved for one family per day.
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