Rakusapo is a Japanese consultation and coordination service for end-of-life planning and inheritance-related property arrangements. It helps people navigate unfamiliar or difficult tasks, offering free advice and estimates, dedicated staff support, and access to vetted local service providers across Japan. Its services cover grave removal, grave relocation and memorial visits; collection or relocation of Buddhist altars and household shrines; estate organization, bulky-item disposal and home clearances; garden work such as removing stones, dismantling storage sheds and grass cutting; and vacant-home sorting, demolition and sale.

Customers can contact Rakusapo by phone or LINE at any time, year-round, with the possibility of prompt, same-day assistance. Before work begins, customers receive an advance estimate, and they may cancel without a fee; the company says it avoids forceful sales and unclear extra charges. Rakusapo reports more than 10,000 inquiries and publishes over 500 customer cases, including situations where a request was declined or not pursued, to give prospective customers a transparent view of its work