Subsequently, in the Imperial Family's ceremony called Sojoden no Gi, the coffin was moved to the Sokaren (a palanquin for an emperor with a good omen decoration in a leek flower head shape on its rooftop) from the hearse before they formed a new funeral procession, and then the palanquin with the coffin inside was laid in state at the funeral hall after the procession arrived at the hall.
皇室の儀式（葬場殿の儀）として霊柩が轜車（じしゃ霊柩車）から葱華輦（そうかれん：天皇が用いる屋上に葱坊主形の吉祥飾りを着けた輿）に遷され、徒歩の葬列を組んで葬場殿に到着し、霊輦（霊柩がおさめられた葱華輦）が葬場殿に安置された。