Keelung Funeral Parlor, started to be built in September 1977, is located at the entry of Nan-Jung Cemetery of Keelung City, and operated formally on Nov. 27, 1982. From the Japanese Colonial Period, Keelung Nan-Jung Cemetery has already had the current scope. The land of the said public cemetery was donated by the residents in the surname of Yang and Lai. The area is quite wide, about 96 hectares, with small basins within it. It's at the outskirts of the downtown area, and near the left side of the former Kee-pei Highway.

After the restoration from Japanese occupation, when it's taken over by the government, there was a crematorium constructed by the Japanese, and it covered an area of some 200 pings. Under the management of the government, a memorial tower, a memorial pagoda, two pavilions, and six large/small flower beds were constructed, and the cemetery was divided into general cemetery, pauper cemetery, and park-like cemetery.

On April 17, 2000, the two units of "Keelung Funeral Parlor," and "The Crematory Services Administration of Keelung City Nan-Jung Cemetery" was merged into the "Keelung Mortuary Services Administration" which was first subordinated to the Keelung City Government's Bureau of Social Affairs, and then, subordinated to Keelung City Government's Bureau of Civil Administration in January, 2005.

Main Service Items:
1. Reception and transport of the body
2. The rental of auditorium hall
3. The rental of family memorial room
4. Body refrigeration
5. Body cosmetic application (including cleaning, dressing, en-coffining, make-up, etc.)
6. Pre-burial casket safekeeping
7. Cremation (remains collecting included)
8. Safekeeping of cremains (remains) in the memorial pagoda
9. Interment services
10. Spring and fall memorial ceremonies