My father died suddenly and alone. Three days later, he was discovered, leaving behind his spacious 60-year-old family home and a large amount of belongings. "Where should I start...?" This is a realistic account of how the family, at a loss, decided to sort through his belongings and organize them while he was still alive.

[Table of Contents] You can start playing from the point you want to see in the video.
00:00 Opening: The scene of the solitary death and the circumstances surrounding the request
01:27 Interview with the family: The history of the house and the father's living conditions
05:03 The tense situation at the time of discovery: Contact from the welfare officer
09:27 The reality of the scene: Discovery three days after death and the impact of the air conditioner
12:34 Site inspection tour: The vast 60-year-old house and belongings
19:30 Work begins: Plans call for 10 staff members and 6 trucks
23:26 Professional sorting: Disposal of batteries and spray cans and fire prevention
31:21 Tidying up tips: Advice for the general public
40:05 Lunch break: Staff and progress
41:53 Afternoon work: The scorching heat in the attic and the final push
53:13 Work completed and the family's thoughts: Relief and gratitude
55:40 Lessons Learned from Pre-Death Organization: A Blank Ending Note
56:53 Ending: Summary of Work Data and Choosing a Contractor

[About This Video] In this video, we simultaneously organized the belongings of a father who died alone and a grandmother who was in a nursing home, both in a house in Osaka Prefecture. While discussions about closing down a family home and cleaning up are ideally held while the parents are still in good health, many cases involve the surviving family members assuming full responsibility due to sudden loss.

The scene in this video was discovered after a call from a welfare officer. It had been three days since the death, creating an extremely tense situation for the family. Eevee's 10 staff members were able to resolve issues that would have been difficult to resolve on their own, including: ・How to dispose of the large amount of belongings ・Searching for valuables and mementos ・Consider the neighbors

The second half of the video covers "tips for sorting garbage" for those who are about to begin cleaning out their family home, as well as "the importance of an end-of-life note (the risk of leaving it blank)" as discussed by bereaved families. We hope this video will be helpful for those who are unsure about cleaning out their family home or choosing a company to organize their belongings.

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