To solve problems wherein, although a ceramic funeral urn is predominantly used as a cinerary tool, a user has less chance to select it for use after death, identification of the deceased in a charnel house is difficult since such funeral urns all look alike, and it ends up in the refuse since it is hard to dispose.

The plastic assembling type cinerary presentation box is constituted as follows. (A) Four side plates 4 and one top plate 1 are formed respectively by sealing transparent plastic boards 1, 3 by an adhesive with a sheet 2 such as paper, cloth, picture of any personal design being in between. (B) L-shaped joints 5 are attached to a bottom plate 4. (C) The four side plates are connected by L-shaped joints 5 to form a box. (D) The box formed by the side plates is fitted and fixed to the L-shaped joints 5 of the bottom plate 4. (E) L-shaped joints 5 are attached to three positions of the upper portion of the side plates. (F) The top plate is slid and inserted into the L-shaped joints 5 on the upper portion of the side plates from a side having no L-shaped joint 5 to seal the box. All of the fixation is performed using the adhesive.