Japanese Mutual Aid Society

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2249 W Berwyn Ave

Chicago, IL 60625

+1 (773) 907-3002

https://jmaschicago.org

The Japanese Mutual Aid Society of Chicago, established in 1935, provides essential funeral and burial services to the Japanese community in Chicago, including the availability of cemetery plots and a mausoleum for urn storage at Montrose Cemetery. The organization fosters a sense of community through various programs, including an annual Memorial Day service that honors the heritage and contributions of its members.

By offering reasonable rates for cemetery plots and encouraging membership, the Society supports cultural preservation and community outreach initiatives. Their commitment to memorializing the past is evident in their ongoing partnership with Montrose Cemetery and the dedication to honoring the lives of individuals within the community.

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