Built in 1992, this indoor urn cemetery covers part of the Ikirauha rock urn cemetery. The steel-framed, glass-walled building uses red granite from Taivassalo and has about 3,000 burial places. Upstairs are a memorial writing table, columbarium pillars and some plaque niches; the lower burial area has a sand surface partly covered with mulch.
The ground is kept unfrozen in winter, allowing year-round burials. There are no separate grave monuments: the parish orders and fixes brass memorial plates requested by families. Parish vases for memorial flowers are available at the lower granite table. Candles may be lit only on the granite table outside. The entrance, parking and toilet are accessible.
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