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Wake:

The wale is held as soon as possible after the death. The guests wear black to the service, and often carry a set of beads called "Juzu", which are like prayer beads. The service consists of a Buddhist priest who starts to chants a section from a sutra. The immediate family will offer intense 3 times to the urn or in front of the dead. The wake will end once the priest is done chanting the sutra.

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Japanese Culture: Grieving and Death

By Kari_karth13