There's No Funeral Like Snow Funeral

It's always sad when people die, but this person must have gone in the winter (but not in Houston) because this hearse was actually a sleigh (but not Santa's) made for the snow. How convenient.

Foo-neral Business

Foo learned that hearses in Japan were very very elaborate and richly decorated for the passing of the dead.

And this is where the Foo Dog comes in handy. See Foo's cousin is on the right-hand door? He's there to make sure the evil spirits don't follow this person to the grave and beyond.

You're Kidding Me

At first Foo thought this was a hearse for a fairy tale princess, but actually it was for a little child. That's so sad. But at least the baby had a pretty send off and got pulled by horses, just like in the stories.

Decompose Here Often?

Foo thought it was funny and just a little (in)appropriate that this hearse was called a moss feaster... Apparently the car feeds on the dead bodies, just like moss grows and feeds on decomposing wood. Who knew?