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The Byodo-In Temple is hosting a variety of free activities and events to celebrate our 50th anniversary! Join us on August 4th for a one-of-a-kind celebration that will also honor the Obon Festival with a beautiful lantern-floating ceremony.

Be one of the first 50 people at our two-in-one celebration of Obon and the 50th anniversary of the Byodo-In Temple! Winners will get a free lantern, gift bag and VIP temple access for our lantern-floating ceremony this Saturday, August 4, from 4 to 9pm.

The Byodo-In Temple is one of our most spectacular attractions. Join us in celebrating both the Japanese festival of Obon and the temple's 50th! Learn more about this special one-of-a-kind double celebration: bit.ly/2vaHRpL

Join us tomorrow for a one-of-a-kind event in celebration of both Obon and the 50th anniversary of the Byodo-In Temple. We'll have a range of free activities and events for the public, including a large-scale Obon celebration and a raffle for a chauffeur-driven day trip for four!

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At Valley of the Temples, we work hard to create plans that honor veterans and their families. If you or a loved one has served as a law officer, firefighter, or as a member of the armed forces, learn more about a service that can truly honor them: bit.ly/2Mz7wTz

During his lifetime, Ferdinand Marcos was one of the most controversial figures of the 20th century. Not surprisingly, Marcos was just as controversial in death as he was in life. Learn more about his time as a guest at the Valley of Temples here: bit.ly/2QdABlT

Of all the good deeds one could do, organ donation is probably the ultimate charitable act. A single person can impact so many lives at the end of theirs; however, one big question often asked is "will that affect the funeral?" : bit.ly/2OGOsjj

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Modern day families often live around the country, not only making it difficult to come together for holidays and events, but also when they experience the loss of a loved one. Learn how to plan a funeral when your family is far away: bit.ly/2B5R84s

When a loved one dies, it’s a painful time for all involved. If you’re planning the funeral, you’ll want to look for ways to honor your loved one, such as a memorial DVD: bit.ly/2GsYMvQ

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Being asked to speak at a funeral is an honor. It means that the family values you. Take a deep breath — with a few helpful tips. you can craft a meaningful and life-honoring eulogy: bit.ly/2SecPXC

When a friend or acquaintance loses a loved one, it’s natural to want to reach out. Sometimes, however, we don’t know about the death until after the funeral. Is it ever too late to express your sympathy to someone who has suffered a loss? bit.ly/2rLHPSR