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For families in Japan

Last rites & 13-day ceremonies — guidance — from Japan

When a family member passes away, a pandit guides you through the rites and the next 13 days. A verified pandit calls you in Hindi, Telugu and Tamil, 9:30 AM – 9:30 PM Tokyo time.

  • Verified pandits
  • Your language
  • International cards
Price
₹501
Call
20 min
Time difference
India −3 h 30 min

How can I talk to a pandit from Japan? Book last rites & 13-day ceremonies — guidance on Stuti Mandir: a verified pandit calls you on WhatsApp or phone in Hindi, Telugu and Tamil, 9:30 AM – 9:30 PM Tokyo time. ₹501 for about 20 minutes.

What the call covers

At a hard time, the family needs clear guidance. The pandit explains the antyeshti, the 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th-day ceremonies (dashagatra, ekadasha, sapindikarana), the rules for the family, and helps arrange pandits for each day.

  • What to do on each of the 13 days
  • Rules for the family during the period
  • Help arranging pandits for the ceremonies

Call times for Japan

Pandits take calls between 6 AM and 9 PM IST: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM IST is 9:30 AM – 9:30 PM Tokyo time.

Other calls for families in Japan

Questions devotees ask us

Can I talk to a pandit from Japan?

Yes. Book the call, choose the language and a time window; a verified pandit calls you on WhatsApp or phone — 9:30 AM – 9:30 PM Tokyo time works for Japan.

How long is the call and what does it cost?

About 20 minutes, ₹501, paid in rupees by international card.

Will the muhurat be in our local time?

The pandit gives the muhurat for where the event happens. For an event in Japan, it is worked out for your city and told to you in Tokyo time.

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Talk to a Stuti Mandir pandit

Tell us the occasion — we suggest the right puja, the muhurat and a pandit who speaks your language, and confirm the dakshina before you pay.

Checked by Stuti Mandir pandits · updated 2026-10-27