CN214909288U - Diaper package - Google Patents
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The utility model provides a package body, it includes the diaper and takes in the wrapping bag of the diaper, the diaper is through regarding the skin side as the inboard, regard non-skin side as the outside to turn back at the central part of length direction, and is separated into front region and back region in the vision, the diaper is in the front region with at least one of back region with can be from the non-skin side visual confirmation mode set up 1 pay close attention to the image display, the wrapping bag includes the target person image display that shows the personage that has worn the diaper and the 2 nd pay close attention to the image display that is located near the target person image display that shows the personage that has worn the diaper on the same face, on the wrapping bag, the area of the display region that shows the target person image display that has worn the personage of the diaper is larger than the area of the display region of the 1 st pay close attention to the image display, the 1 st focused image is displayed in a display form having the same color rendering property as the 2 nd focused image.
Description
Technical Field
The utility model relates to a diaper package.
Background
For various purposes, display of patterns and the like of absorbent articles such as diapers and packaging bags for packaging them have been studied. For example, in order to promote toilet training, patent document 1 proposes a technique of training pants provided with a pattern that changes in color or the like when the pants are touched with urine. Patent document 2 proposes a technique of changing a picture on a picture display section in accordance with the age of a subject month. Patent document 3 proposes a technique for making the image of the wearer disposed in the packaging bag clearer by an auxiliary image in order to visually recognize the image of the target wearer.
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Patent document
Patent document 1: japanese Kokai publication Hei-2003-501211
Patent document 2: japanese patent laid-open publication No. 2004-105668
Patent document 3: japanese patent laid-open publication No. 2013-139294
Disclosure of Invention
The utility model provides a package, the package includes a diaper and a package bag for accommodating the diaper, the diaper is folded back in the central part of the length direction with the skin surface side as the inner side and the non-skin surface side as the outer side, and is separated into a front area and a rear area in the vision, the diaper is provided with a1 st focus image display in at least one of the front area and the rear area in a way that can be visually confirmed from the non-skin surface side, the package bag includes a subject person image display showing the figure image of the person wearing the diaper and a2 nd focus image display located near the subject person image display showing the figure image of the person wearing the diaper on the same surface, the area of the display area of the subject person image display showing the figure image of the diaper is larger than the area of the display area of the 2 nd focus image display on the package bag, the 1 st focused image display is in a display form having the same color characteristics as the 2 nd focused image display.
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Fig. 1 is a partially cut perspective view schematically showing a package including a diaper and a packaging bag as an embodiment of the present invention, as viewed from the front side.
Fig. 2 is a plan view schematically showing the front side region of the diaper enclosed in the package bag.
Fig. 3 is a plan view of the diaper shown in fig. 2, as seen from the non-skin surface side, with the diaper unfolded.
Fig. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing a display region for displaying the 2 nd focused image.
Fig. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing a plurality of modes of displaying the 1 st focused image at different display magnifications with respect to the 2 nd focused image.
Fig. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing another mode in which the 1 st focused image is displayed at a different display magnification from the 2 nd focused image.
Fig. 7 is a plan view showing a preferred arrangement position in which the subject person image display representing the diaper-wearing figure and the 2 nd image of interest positioned beside it are displayed within the same plane.
Fig. 8 is a plan view showing a mode of having the 1 st focused image display and displays other than it in the front region of the diaper.
Fig. 9 is a plan view showing a mode in which the area of the display region displayed in the 1 st focused image is 30% or more of the area of the front region in the diaper.
Detailed Description
The utility model provides a can attract infant's attention and easily carry out the packing body of the wrapping bag including diaper and this diaper that the diaper was changed.
When changing a diaper, there are cases where an infant may not be able to change the diaper, or may move around and fail to wear the diaper correctly (wear the diaper). If the diaper is not worn correctly, a gap or the like is generated, and the performance of the diaper may not be exhibited, and leakage or the like may occur. As such, diaper changes can be a burden on the guardian.
Conventionally, in order to smoothly change a diaper for an infant, a guardian has taken time and effort to draw the infant's attention to something. For example, there is a method of using a toy in which an infant is interested. In addition, there is also a method of attracting the attention of an infant with a pattern drawn on a diaper as described above. However, it is difficult to immediately attract attention of infants only with a small pattern such as a pattern drawn on a diaper.
According to the diaper package of the present invention, the attention of the infant is focused on the image display of the subject person showing the image of wearing the diaper displayed on the packaging bag, and further the attention of the infant is focused on the 2 nd focused image display displayed on the packaging bag, and further the attention of the infant is focused on the 1 st focused image display displayed on the diaper, whereby the attention of the infant can be induced to the diaper without being dispersed, and the diaper can be changed. In addition to no need of preparing toys, etc., the image display relationship can be used to make the guardian talk to the infant and change the diaper, so as to improve the communication between the infant and the guardian.
The above and other features and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent from the following description when taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
Hereinafter, a preferred embodiment of a package including a diaper and a package bag for packaging the diaper according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
In the present specification, unless otherwise specified, the side of the diaper that contacts the skin of the wearer is referred to as the skin surface side, and the opposite side is referred to as the non-skin surface side. In the diaper, a direction in which the folded front region and back region are laid open and unfolded is disposed across the abdomen, crotch, and back regions of the wearer is referred to as a longitudinal direction (Y direction) of the diaper. A direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction is referred to as a width direction (X direction). The front region is a region disposed on the abdomen side of the wearer when worn, and the rear region is a region disposed on the back side of the wearer when worn.
Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing a package 3.
The package 3 includes a diaper 1 and a package bag 2 for storing the diaper. In fig. 1, the package bag 2 is formed into a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape including a front surface 21, a rear surface 22, left and right side surfaces 23, a bottom surface 24, and a top surface 25 in a state where the diaper 1 is stored. (in fig. 1, the rear surface 22, the side surface 23 facing the left side, and the bottom surface 24 are formed at positions indicated by broken lines). The top surface 25 may be formed with a handle portion. The front surface 21 is primarily the side that displays promotional merchandise to the consumer.
In the present embodiment, a plurality of diapers 1 are housed in the package bag 2. The number can be set appropriately according to the purpose.
In fig. 1, the detailed configuration of the package bag other than the middle surface of the three-dimensional shape is omitted in order to facilitate understanding of the arrangement of the target person image display 5 showing the diaper wearing image and the 2 nd focused image display 4B on the front surface of the package bag 2 (package 3). For example, folds, joints, etc. of the packaging bag are omitted.
Each diaper 1 housed in the package 3 has a front side region 11 and a rear side region 12, as shown in fig. 2 and 3. As shown in fig. 3, the front region 11 and the rear region 12 are formed by folding back the diaper 1 in the developed state such that the longitudinal center portion (the portion of the center line Lc in fig. 3) thereof is on the inner side on the skin surface side and on the outer side on the non-skin surface side. By folding back at the longitudinal center portion Lc, the front region 11 and the back region 12 become front and back portions of the diaper 1, and are visually separated. Fig. 3 shows a plan view of the diaper 1 as viewed from the non-skin surface side. Fig. 2 shows the front region 11 as viewed from the non-skin surface side in a plan view of the diaper 1 in the product state.
In the present embodiment, in the developed state of the diaper 1 shown in fig. 3, the outer shape of the diaper 1 has a shape in which both side edges are tapered inward at the center portion in the longitudinal direction (Y direction). The narrowed portion is folded back at the longitudinal center portion Lc to form a pair of leg opening portions 13 shown in fig. 2. The space between the left and right leg openings 13 is the crotch of the diaper 1.
Further, the front and rear end portions in the longitudinal direction of the diaper 1 shown in fig. 3 are folded back at the longitudinal direction central portion Lc and are disposed so as to face each other, thereby forming the waistline opening portion 14 shown in fig. 2. In the use state, the diaper 1 shown in fig. 2 has the waist opening 14 on the upper side and the crotch portion on the lower side. Such a diaper 1 may be of the pants type or the tape type.
In fig. 2 and 3, the detailed structure of the pants-type diaper or the tape-bonded diaper is omitted for the sake of easy understanding of the arrangement of the 1 st focused image display 4A in the front side region 11. For example, side seal portions (press-contact portions on both left and right sides when the front and rear regions are folded back and arranged to face each other) in the case of a pants-type diaper, and fastening tapes in the case of a tape-type diaper are omitted. Fig. 8 and 9 described later are also the same.
The diaper 1 is provided with a1 st focused image display 4A in at least one of the front region 11 and the back region 12 so that the 1 st focused image display 4A can be visually recognized from the non-skin surface side. The packaging bag 2 has a subject image display 5 and a2 nd focused image display 4B located in the vicinity of the subject image display 5 on the same surface.
The 1 st focused image display 4A is a display portion that can draw attention to an infant visually, and is not particularly limited as long as it is different from the target person image display 5 that shows an image with a diaper worn thereon, which will be described later. Examples of the 1 st focused image display 4A include a pattern or a photograph (hereinafter referred to as a pattern) of a mascot such as a vehicle, food, a plant, an insect, a human, an animal, or the like (hereinafter referred to as a living body or the like). The 1 st focused image display 4A may be a pattern of a mascot in which the characteristics, size, and the like of a living body are emphasized in a deformed manner, and the living body or the like is expressed by a method of personification and/or appropriate deformation and/or writing. More preferably, the pattern of the mascot is made of insects, animals, etc., or the like, which are personified and/or appropriately deformed. The mascot can have expressions, can wear clothes, and can also hold ornaments, personal articles and the like. As the anthropomorphic form, a pattern having eyes and a mouth is preferable.
The number of mascot constituting the 1 st focused image display 4A may be 1 or plural.
The 1 st focused image in fig. 2 shows a pattern of a mascot 4A which is a silhouette of a humanized rabbit, or the like.
The 2 nd focused image display 4B is a display portion that can draw attention to infants and young children visually, as in the 1 st focused image display 4A, and is not particularly limited as long as it is different from the target person image display 5 showing a figure of wearing a diaper described later, and the pattern and the like of the above example can be cited. The 2 nd focused image in fig. 1 shows a pattern of a mascot 4B which is a silhouette of an anthropomorphic rabbit, or the like.
The 1 st noticed image display 4A of the diaper 1 and the 2 nd noticed image display 4B of the package bag 2 are display modes having the same color tone. Here, "having the same color properties" means that the color filter includes elements that can be recognized as patterns or the like indicating the same object. For example, the objects may have the same role, that is, the 1 st focused image display 4A and the 2 nd focused image display 4B may be understood (recognized) as being the same pattern of the object, or the like, and the posture, expression (expression), motion, personal belongings, clothing, number of people, or the like of the objects may be different. For example, when the 2 nd focused image display 4B of the package bag 2 is a rabbit without wearing clothes, the display mode having the same color tone is used even when the 1 st focused image display 4A of the diaper 1 is a rabbit with wearing clothes. In addition, when the 1 st focused image display 4A of the diaper 1 is 1 rabbit, the 2 nd focused image display 4B of the packaging bag 2 is a display mode having the same color rendering property even if 2 rabbits are used. Alternatively, when the 2 nd noticed image display 4B of the packing bag 2 is a rabbit of a smiling face, the 1 st noticed image display 4A of the diaper 1 may be a rabbit of a more conspicuous smile.
The target person image display 5 (hereinafter also referred to as target person image display 5) showing the image of wearing the diaper is not particularly limited as long as the image of wearing the diaper is visually displayed on the infant whose month or age is the target of the diaper 1. The target person image display 5 may be a photographic image of an infant or a pattern of an infant as long as it shows the image of wearing a diaper.
The subject image display 5 in fig. 1 is a pattern schematically showing an image on which the subject wearing the diaper stands.
As described above, the diaper 1 is provided with the 1 st focused image display 4A on at least one of the front region 11 and the back region 12 so as to be visually recognizable from the non-skin surface side. In fig. 2, the 1 st focused image display 4A is arranged in the front area 11. However, the diaper 1 may have the 1 st focused image display 4A in at least either the front region 11 or the back region 12 of the diaper 1, or may have the 1 st focused image display 4A in each of the front region 11 and the back region 12.
Here, "so as to be visually confirmed from the non-skin surface side" means that the 1 st focused image display 4A can be visually confirmed when the diaper 1 is viewed from the non-skin surface side (outer side). In the diaper 1, the 1 st focused image display 4A may be disposed on the outermost layer on the non-skin surface side, or may be disposed on a layer located inside the outermost layer, and the image display may be visible through the layer disposed on the outside.
As described above, the packing bag 2 includes the target person image display 5 and the 2 nd attention image display 4B located in the vicinity of the target person image display 5 in the same plane. In the present embodiment, the 2 nd focused image display 4B and the subject image display 5 are disposed at positions adjacent to each other on the front surface 21. The surface on which the 2 nd attention image display 4B and the target person image display 5 are arranged may be any surface of the packaging bag 2 as long as both can be visually recognized at the same time. From the viewpoint of easy attention, it is preferable that the package bag 2 in which the faces on which the 2 nd attention image display 4B and the subject image display 5 are arranged are in the product state have the largest area (in fig. 1, the front face 21 and/or the rear face 22) among the faces.
Here, "located near" means: the display region of the subject image display 5 and the display region of the 2 nd focused image display 4B overlap or contact each other, or the interval between the end of the display region of the subject image display 5 located on the display region side of the 2 nd focused image display 4B and the end of the display region of the 2 nd focused image display 4B located on the display region side of the subject image display 5 is 3cm or less. The manner of setting the display area will be described later.
In addition, in the packaging bag 2, the display area (S) of the target person image display 5 is displayed25) Is larger than the display area (S) of the 2 nd focused image display 4B24) Has a large area (S)25Area of > S24Area of). Display area (S) of subject image display 525) Is preferably the display region (S) of the 2 nd focused image display 4B24) Is 1.5 times or more, more preferably 3 times or more the area of (A). The upper limit is not particularly limited, but is about 5 times.
This makes it easy to focus attention on the target person image display 5, and makes it possible to increase the possibility that the infant will feel like an infant whose age is the same as that of the infant as the wearer. In addition, since the sizes of the areas of the display regions are different, the 2 nd attention image display 4B, which is a display area in which the infant looks to perform some kind of activity (for example, play) together with the infant, can be drawn. In this way, a chance can be created that the infant or young child wearing the infant or young child is interested in the 2 nd attention image display 4B (for example, wants to sit aside and try to play).
On the packaging bag 2, the 2 nd focus image is displayed in the display area (S) of the 4B24) The area of (d) can be determined in the following manner.
The sides of the rectangle formed in a rectangular shape in contact with the outer periphery of the 2 nd attention image display 4B are made parallel to the sides of the front surface of the packaging bag 2. The area within the obtained rectangle is set as the display area (S) of the 2 nd focused image display 4B24) The area of the resulting rectangle is set as the area of the display region of the 2 nd focused image display 4B.
When the 2 nd focused image display 4B has personal belongings, accessories, and the like, these items are removed to form the outer periphery of the 2 nd focused image display 4B. For example, as shown in fig. 4, when a rabbit constituting the 2 nd focused image display 4B holds the fork 7 as a personal belonging, the periphery of the rabbit is determined by removing the periphery of the fork 7, and the display region of the 2 nd focused image display 4B is obtained (S)24)。
When the 2 nd focused image display 4B overlaps with another display (for example, the subject image display 5), the range of the 2 nd focused image display 4B that can be confirmed in a plan view is defined as the outer periphery of the 2 nd focused image display 4B.
Display area (S) for displaying 5 an image of a subject in the packaging bag 225) Can also be displayed in a display region (S) corresponding to the 2 nd attention image in the packaging bag 2 and 4B24) The area of (a) is determined in the same manner as in (b).
The diaper 1, the package bag 2, and the package 3 described above can be used as follows.
The guardian prepares the package 3 and draws the attention of the infant to the image display 5 of the subject drawn on the front surface 21 of the package bag 2. In the packaging bag 2, the target person image display 5 is displayed larger than the 2 nd attention image display 4B, and therefore, the attention of the infant is likely to be drawn. The guardian can say "friends on" or the like to the infant to interest the infant while drawing his attention to the subject image display 5.
Next, the attention of the infant is turned to the 2 nd focused image display 4B disposed in the vicinity (near) of the target person image display 5 on the front surface of the packaging bag 2. At this time, the guardian can say that the baby is in a state of being worsted with a little rabbit. Good happy, etc. to make the infants interesting.
Then, by taking out the diaper 1 from the package 3 and allowing the infant to see the 1 st image display of interest 4A disposed on the diaper 1, the infant can be turned to the diaper 1. In this case, the guardian can turn the attention of the infant to the diaper 1 by saying "bunny here" or the like to the infant. By turning the attention point to the diaper 1, the infant can change the diaper with focusing attention on the diaper 1.
As described above, according to the package 3 of the present invention, since the package bag 2 is displayed to attract attention from the infant, the diaper can be replaced without separately preparing a toy or the like. Since the image display 5 of the subject person whose month or age is similar to that of the infant is displayed on the packaging bag 2, the infant is likely to be noticed. Further, since the 2 nd focused image display 4B is disposed beside the target person image display 5 and the area of the display region of the target display 5 is larger than the display area of the 2 nd focused image display 4B, the attention of the infant can be smoothly switched from the target person image display 5 to the 2 nd focused image display 4B. Further, the 1 st focused image display 4A of the diaper 1 and the 2 nd focused image display 4B of the package bag 2 are in the same display form having the same character, and thus, a simple conversation can be made with a certain story nature to an infant and a child, and communication can be easily performed.
Display area (S) of 2 nd focus image display 4B of packaging bag 224) Is preferably the area of the display region (S) corresponding to the 1 st focused image display 4A of the diaper 114) Are different in area (S)24Area of > S14Area of (S)24Area of < S14Area of). This makes it easy to draw a line of sight and to make the infant aware that the same image as the 2 nd focused image display 4B displayed on the package bag 2 is present on the new diaper 1 to be worn next. In this way, the infant can be induced to think that he or she can feel the relationship between the 2 nd focused image display 4B and the target person image display 5 displayed on the packaging bag 2 even after that. At S24Area of > S14Area (S) of the packaging bag 2, the 2 nd focused image of the packaging bag 2 is displayed in the display area of the 4B24) Is preferably the display area (S) of the 1 st focused image display 4A of the diaper 114) Is 1.5 times or more, more preferably 2 times or more the area of (A). The upper limit is not particularly limited, but is about 3 times. Furthermore, at S24Area of < S14Area (S) of the first focused image display 4A of the diaper 114) Is preferably the display area (S) of the 2 nd focused image display 4B of the packaging bag 224) Is 1.5 times or more, more preferably 2 times or more the area of (A). The upper limit is not particularly limited, but is about 3 times.
Display region (S) of 1 st focused image display 4A of diaper 114) Can pass through the display region (S) of the 2 nd attention image display 4B of the packaging bag 224) The area of (a) is determined in the same manner as in (b). In the front region 11 or the rear side of the diaper 1 in plan viewIn the region 12, the 1 side of the rectangle formed in contact with the outer periphery of the 1 st focused image display 4A is made parallel to the longitudinal direction of the diaper 1. The region within the obtained rectangle is set as the display region (S) of the 1 st focused image display 4A14) The area of the obtained rectangle is set as the area of the display region of the 1 st focused image display 4A.
Although the 2 nd focused image display 4B of the package bag 2 has the same color tone as the 1 st focused image display 4A of the diaper 1, the display area is different in area, so that the appearance can be changed between the two, and the attention of the infant can be easily paid.
For example, when the display region of the 1 st focused image display 4A has a larger area than the display region of the 2 nd focused image display 4B, the line of sight is drawn from the 2 nd focused image display 4B to the 1 st focused image display 4A, whereby the infant can be given a sense of surprise that the image becomes large and attract his or her attention. Further, in the case where the display region of the 1 st focused image display 4A is smaller in area than the display region of the 2 nd focused image display 4B, it can be said that "which is it going" when the line of sight is drawn from the 2 nd focused image display 4B to the 1 st focused image display 4A? Thereby attracting the attention of the infant (enabling induction). By making the areas of the display regions of the 2 nd focused image display 4B of the packaging bag 2 and the 1 st focused image display 4A of the diaper 1 different from each other in this way, it becomes easy to divert the attention of the infant from the packaging bag 2 to the diaper 1.
Display region (S) of 2 nd focused image display 4B24) Is preferably larger than the 1 st focused image display area (S) of the 4A14) The area of (2) is large.
It is preferable that the 1 st focused image display 4A of the diaper 1 has a display magnification different from that of the 2 nd focused image display 4B disposed in the package bag 2. Here, "different display magnification" means that when the 2 nd focused image display 4B is displayed as the original image, the 1 st focused image display 4A is an image obtained by enlarging or reducing the 2 nd focused image display 4B. The manner of "display magnification is different" includes: a mode in which the entire pattern of the 2 nd focused image display 4B is enlarged or reduced to be the 1 st focused image display 4A; a mode in which a part (for example, a face, only an upper body, only a flower) of the pattern of the 2 nd focused image display 4B is extracted and enlarged or reduced as the 1 st focused image display 4A.
Fig. 5 and 6 show a preferable mode of the relationship between the pattern and the area of the display region in the 1 st focused image display 4A and the 2 nd focused image display 4B. In fig. 5, the 1 st focused image display 4A shown as a1 is an image in which the entire pattern of the 2 nd focused image display 4B (B1) is enlarged to increase the area of the display region. The 1 st focused image display 4A shown as a2 is an image in which the entire pattern of the 2 nd focused image display 4B (B1) is reduced and the area of the display region is reduced. The 1 st focused image display 4A shown as a3 is an image enlarged by changing the posture of the pattern of the 2 nd focused image display 4B (B1), and the area of the display region is increased. The 1 st focused image display 4A shown as a4 is an image reduced in size and reduced in area of the display region after the posture of the pattern of the 2 nd focused image display 4B (B1) is changed. In fig. 6, the 1 st focused image display 4A shown as a5 is an image in which the area of the display region is the same by enlarging the portion (face) of the pattern of the 2 nd focused image display 4B (B1). The 1 st focused image display 4A shown as a6 is an image in which a part (face) of the pattern of the 2 nd focused image display 4B (B1) is enlarged and the area of the display region is increased. The 1 st focused image display 4A shown as a7 is an image in which a portion (face) of the pattern of the 2 nd focused image display 4B is reduced and the area of the display region is reduced. The 1 st focused image display 4A shown as A8 is an image having the same area as the display region, with a part (face) of the pattern of the 2 nd focused image display 4B (B1) enlarged and changed in posture.
The 1 st focused image display 4A of the diaper 1 is preferably displayed with a magnification larger than the 2 nd focused image display 4B disposed in the package bag 2.
By making the 1 st focused image display 4A larger in display magnification than the 2 nd focused image display 4B, the visual impact on the wearer caused by the 1 st focused image display 4A can be improved. In addition to the case where only the area of the display region is increased, the entire image is displayed in the 2 nd focused image display 4B, and the portion (for example, the face, only the upper body, or only the flower) is displayed in the 1 st focused image display 4A, so that the display magnification is increased, thereby changing the appearance and attracting the attention of the wearer.
The diaper 1 preferably has the 1 st focused image display 4A in each of the front region 11 and the back region 12 so as to be visually recognizable from the non-skin surface side. In this mode, when the infant is interested by looking at the diaper 1, it is not necessary to search for the surface having the 1 st attention image display 4A, and the infant is not likely to be distracted.
On the package 3, the subject image display 5 and the 2 nd focused image display 4B are preferably arranged below the center of the package 3 in the height direction H.
The height direction H of the package 3 is a direction perpendicular to the bottom surface 24 when the front surface 21 is arranged on the front surface in the product state as shown in fig. 7. The product state is a state in which a predetermined number of diapers 1 are contained in the package bag 2 and sealed without being opened.
When the subject image display 5 and the 2 nd focused image display 4B are arranged at positions lower than the center (C) in the height direction H of the package 3, even if the number of diapers 1 stored in the package bag 2 is reduced by taking out the diapers 1 from above the package 3, the lower three-dimensional shape is easily retained to the end, and the subject image display 5 and the 2 nd focused image display 4B are easily seen on the front surface 21.
As shown in fig. 8, the diaper 1 may be provided with a display 8(81, 82, 83, 84) other than the 1 st focused image display 4A on the same surface as the 1 st focused image display 4A. The display 8 other than the 1 st focused image display 4A is not particularly limited as long as it is not the same display as the 1 st focused image display 4A. The display 8 other than the 1 st focused image display 4A is preferably a graphic, a symbol, a character, or the like associated with the 1 st focused image display 4A.
Here, "associated with the 1 st focused image display 4A" means that the posture or the like of the 1 st focused image display 4A is associated with the display 8 other than the 1 st focused image display 4A in meaning, and for example, when the 1 st focused image display 4A is a running posture, the display 8 other than the 1 st focused image display 4A is a display of a line or the like for expressing a tempo, and when the 1 st focused image display 4A holds a fork, the display 8 other than the 1 st focused image display 4A is a display of characters expressing an emotion such as "good taste" or a display of fruits. A plurality of displays 8 other than the 1 st focused image display 4A may be arranged.
It is preferable that the area of the display region of the 1 st focused image display 4A is the largest among the areas of the display regions of the respective displays drawn on the diaper 1. Adding a display 8 other than the 1 st focus image display 4A can improve the decorativeness of the diaper 1 and divert the focus of the infant to the 1 st focus image display 4A.
The area of the display region of the display 8 other than the 1 st focused image display 4A (S)81、S82、 S83、S84) A display region (S) capable of displaying 4A with the 1 st attention image14) The areas of (a) and (b) are determined by the same method. The difference between the area of the display region of the 1 st focused image display 4A and the area of the display region of the display 8 other than the 1 st focused image display 4A cannot be uniquely set due to the contents of the 1 st focused image display 4A and the display 8 other than the 1 st focused image display 4A, but is preferably about 10 times.
As shown in FIG. 9, it is preferable that the 1 st focused image display 4A has an area of a display region (S)14) The area of the region in which the 1 st focused image display 4A is arranged in the front region 11 or the rear region 12 of the diaper 1 is 30% or more, and more preferably 50% or more. By displaying the 1 st attention image display 4A in a large size, it is easy to shift the attention point of the infant using the 1 st attention image display 4A.
Here, the area of the front region 11 and the back region 12 of the diaper 1 is the area of the outer shape of the diaper 1 formed by the front region 11 or the back region 12 when the diaper 1 is viewed in plan in the product state.
In the above-described aspect, the diaper 1 is preferably provided with a display other than the 1 st focused image display 4A in addition to the 1 st focused image display 4A on the same surface as the 1 st focused image display 4A.
In the packing bag 2, the subject image display 5 is preferably in the same posture as or corresponds to the 2 nd focus image display 4B. By the subject image display 5 and the 2 nd attention image display 4B taking the same or corresponding postures, the interest of the infant in the 2 nd attention image display 4B can be further increased, and the interest of the infant can be easily switched from the subject image display 5 to the 2 nd attention image display 4B. In the packaging bag 2, the subject image display 5 and the 2 nd attention image display 4B are preferably in the same posture.
Here, "posture is the same" means that the posture may be the same type, and the orientation of the face, body, hands and feet, the angle at which the hands are raised, and the like may be different. For example, it is possible to cite 1) the angle of the body of the subject person image display 5 and the 2 nd attention image display 4B may be different when the subject person image display 5 and the 2 nd attention image display 4B are lying down, 2) the traveling directions of the subject person image display 5 and the 2 nd attention image display 4B may be back to back when the subject person image display 5 and the 2 nd attention image display 4B are sitting, 3) the hands lifted up may be different when the subject person image display 5 and the 2 nd attention image display 4B are lifted up, 5) the orientation of the body may be different when the subject person image display 5 and the 2 nd attention image display 4B are standing up, 6) the body orientation may be different when the subject person image display 5 and the 2 nd attention image display 4B are walking, the raised feet may be different, etc.
Note that the "posture correspondence" may mean that there is a correlation between postures and the like, and for example, 1) when the subject image display 5 is lying, the 2 nd focused image display 4B is soothing to sleep, and 2) when the subject image display 5 is standing, the 2 nd focused image display 4B is supported from behind, and the like can be cited.
The 2 nd focused image display 4B disposed on the package bag 2 is preferably in the same posture as the 1 st focused image display 4A of the diaper 1. Here, "the posture is the same" as the meaning described in the relation between the subject person image display 5 and the 2 nd attention image display 4B. By the 1 st focused image display 4A and the 2 nd focused image display 4B taking the same posture, the interest of the infant in the 1 st focused image display 4A can be further increased, and the focus of the infant can be easily shifted from the 2 nd focused image display 4B to the 1 st focused image display 4A.
The 1 st focused image display 4A of the diaper 1 is preferably configured by using a part of the 2 nd focused image display 4B disposed in the package bag 2. Here, "configured by using a part" means that a part of the pattern of the 2 nd focused image display 4B is extracted to configure the 1 st focused image display 4A. For example, when the 2 nd focused image display 4B is the whole body of a rabbit, the 1 st focused image display 4A may be only the face or the upper half of the rabbit. In addition, when the 2 nd focused image display 4B is a pattern including roses and leaves, the 1 st focused image display 4A may be a case of only roses.
The packaging bag 2 may have other display portions on the surface having the subject image display 5 and the 2 nd attention image display 4B. The display portions other than the subject image display 5 and the 2 nd focused image display 4B may be the same display portions as those of the display other than the 1 st focused image display 4A.
In the above, the packaging bag 2 has been described with the respective displays thereof being focused on the front surface 21 (the same surface), but the packaging bag 2 may have a subject image display 5, a2 nd focused image display 4B, a1 st focused image display 4A, a decorative pattern, a functional explanation, a social name display, a commodity information display section, and the like on the surface other than the same surface as described above, as needed. The arrangement of these display portions on the surfaces other than the same surface is not particularly limited.
The diaper 1, the packaging bag 2, and the package 3 may have the above-described relationship, and the form, material, and manufacturing method thereof may be any form, material, and manufacturing method that are generally used for diapers, packaging bags, and packages, without particular limitation.
The display portions may have the above-described relationship, and may be formed on the diaper 1 and the packaging bag 2 by a usual means such as printing.
The present invention has been described in connection with the embodiments and examples of the present invention, but unless otherwise specified, any details of the description are not intended to limit the invention, and it is to be understood that the invention can be broadly construed without departing from the spirit and scope of the appended claims.
Priority is claimed in the present application based on patent application 2019-225849 filed in the japanese country on 12/13/2019, and the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference as part of the description of the present specification.
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1 diaper
11 front zone
12 posterior region
13 leg opening part
14 waist opening part
2 packaging bag
21 front surface
22 rear surface
23 side surface
24 bottom surface
25 top surface
3 packaging body
5 subject person image display
7 fork
8 display other than the 1 st focused image display.
Claims (11)
1. A package comprising a diaper and a package bag for housing the diaper, characterized in that:
the diaper is folded back at a longitudinal center portion with a skin surface side as an inner side and a non-skin surface side as an outer side to be visually separated into a front region and a rear region,
the diaper is provided with a1 st-focused image display on at least one of the front side region and the back side region so as to be visually recognizable from the non-skin surface side,
the packaging bag has a subject person image display showing a character figure wearing a diaper and a2 nd focus image display located in the vicinity of the subject person image display showing the character figure wearing the diaper on the same face,
on the packing bag, the area of the display area of the image display of the object person representing the character image wearing the diaper is larger than the area of the display area of the 2 nd attention image display,
the 1 st focused image is displayed in a display form having the same color rendering property as the 2 nd focused image.
2. The package of claim 1, wherein:
the area of the display region of the 2 nd attention image display is different from the area of the display region of the 1 st attention image display.
3. The package according to claim 1 or 2, wherein:
the area of the display region displayed by the 2 nd attention image is larger than the area of the display region displayed by the 1 st attention image.
4. The package according to claim 1 or 2, wherein:
the display magnification of the 1 st image of interest of the diaper is larger than that of the 2 nd image of interest disposed in the packaging bag.
5. The package according to claim 1 or 2, wherein:
the 1 st focused image display is arranged in the front side region and the rear side region of the diaper so as to be visually recognizable from the non-skin surface side.
6. The package according to claim 1 or 2, wherein:
the package is provided with a target person image display showing a character image on which the diaper is worn and the 2 nd focused image display at positions lower than a height direction center of the package.
7. The package according to claim 1 or 2, wherein:
the diaper further includes a display other than the 1 st attention image display on the same surface as the 1 st attention image display, and the area of the display region of the 1 st attention image display is the largest among the areas of the display regions drawn on the respective displays of the diaper.
8. The package according to claim 1 or 2, wherein:
in the diaper, an area of a display region in which the 1 st attention image is displayed is 30% or more of an area of a region in which one of the 1 st attention image is arranged in the front region or the rear region.
9. The package according to claim 1 or 2, wherein:
the 2 nd focused image display arranged on the packaging bag and the image display of the object person arranged on the packaging bag and representing the character image wearing the diaper are displayed in the same posture.
10. The package according to claim 1 or 2, wherein:
the 2 nd focused image arranged on the packaging bag is displayed in the same posture as the 1 st focused image of the diaper.
11. The package according to claim 1 or 2, wherein:
the 1 st focused image display of the diaper is configured by a part of the 2 nd focused image display disposed on the packaging bag.
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