Legal recognition of a death in Japan can be a complicated process, but even more so if you happen to be a foreign national with few ties to the country.Procedures and legal requirements for reporting deaths must be carried out step by step before preparations can even begin to have a person's remains repatriated home.Helping families navigate this initial paperwork is the starting point for Airhearse International Inc., a six-person operation led by President Rie Kimura that exclusively handles the transport of bodies and human remains to and from Japan.A death certificate, including the p…READ FULL ARTICLE
