JP2006141946A - Musical note card game with braille - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To allow a person who is not so familiar to music or even a visually-impaired person to enjoy a game together. <P>SOLUTION: The musical notes of musical note cards and the marks of the mark cards to be used are within the range of a music textbook for an elementary school. Braille is given, by the method of embossing (R) or punching, etc., to the upper right part on the surface of the card and to the upper right part on the surface of the card when the card is held upside down. The rear surfaces of the whole cards are unified by having a pattern which is totally different from that of the surface, so that the card can be more enjoyed as a card game. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a note card game that is designed so that both visually impaired people and those who do not know much about notes can play together happily.

  Some conventional note cards are intended for learning notes, note names, key signatures, and key names.

Utility model document 1

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-11775
"Kuon Onpu Card", Nikken, Kuon Publishing Division

However, names on the front surface such as “do”, “re”, “mi”, etc. are written on the back side of the conventional note card card and cannot be used as a game. (For example, refer nonpatent literature 1.)
In addition, conventional note cards have a wide variety of notes, note names, key signatures, key names, but are difficult to understand for those who have not studied music professionally and are difficult to use while having fun. It is. (For example, see Utility Model Document 1.)

  The present invention is not intended to be learned like a conventional note card, but is intended to be a fun and simple game.

  Means provided by the present invention in order to achieve the above object are as follows. There are two types of cards: a note card displaying notes and a symbol card displaying symbols, and both notes and symbols appear in elementary school music textbooks.

  And the back of all cards shall be unified with a completely different pattern from the front.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 1, the upper right surface of the card and the upper right surface when the card is turned upside down are subjected to braille by a technique such as embossing (registered trademark) or making a hole.
However, when braille is applied to a note card, it is difficult to distinguish between a treble clef and a treble clef, so the “do”, “le” , “Mi”, “Fa”, “So”, “La”, “Sh”.

  In addition, game contents that are devised so that a visually impaired person can play a game are also provided.

  By the above solution, the braille note card game of the present invention can be fully enjoyed if there is recognition of elementary school level notes and symbols even if the music is not studied professionally. And even those who are not familiar with music after graduating from elementary and junior high school have an element that they can gradually get used to notes and symbols while playing games.

  Also, by applying Braille, people with visual impairments can enjoy the game together.

  The present invention has two types: a note card displaying a note on the surface of the card, and a symbol card displaying a symbol on the surface of the card. A note card is represented by a treble clef such as “do”, “le”, “mi”, “fa”, “so”, “la”, “si”, “De”, “Le”, “Mi”, “Fa”, “So”, “La”, “Shi” in the middle part, and “De”, “Le”, “Mi”, “ There are a total of 21 types, “Fa”, “So”, “La”, “Shi”, and three symbol cards, “Sharp”, “Natural”, and “Flat”. In order to make the game more enjoyable, 21 types of note cards and 3 types of symbol cards have 2 each, and the Braille note card game of the present invention is composed of a total of 48 cards. To do.

  Also, the size of the card of the present invention is, for example, 60 mm wide and 90 mm long, so that even a small hand can easily hold it. And braille shall be given to the upper right of the surface of the card and the upper right of the surface when the card is held upside down.

  Next, the necessary items for proceeding with the game will be described. In the present invention, basically, as in a normal card game, the game facilitator shuffles the cards and distributes them so that each participant cannot see the surface, so that each participant cannot see each other. Hold the card face towards you and start the game when you are sure. At this time, a visually handicapped person confirms what the card is by the braille in the upper right of the card surface.

  If there are people who have forgotten how to read the notes, they can be told in advance about the low, middle, and high notes, or you can remove only the note card with a treble clef. Make it not exist.

  When a visually impaired person participates, the game participants always make a circle and sit in a position where they can reach the next person. A large dish is placed in the center of the game participant's circle. Also, as a general rule, it should go counterclockwise, and when a visually handicapped person comes, tap the left shoulder or arm and let them know.

  Next, a case where a card game of “Doremi Fasorash” is performed will be described. All cards except symbol cards are used. First, the game facilitator shuffles the cards and distributes the cards to all game participants. And decide the first person. Regardless of the bass, mids, and trebles from the first person, cards are placed in the order of "do", "le", "mi", "fa", "so", "la", "shi" Put it in the middle dish. At this time, be sure to say clearly what sound your card is. If there is no next card that you need to take out, tell all the game participants to pass. Then it will be the turn of the next person. In this way, the person who loses the card on hand quickly wins.

  Next, a case where a card game of “sound matching game” is performed will be described. All cards should be used, regardless of the bass, middle and treble parts. First, the game facilitator shuffles the cards and distributes the cards to all game participants. Each participant of the game, if there are two cards with the same sound or the same symbol in each of the cards on hand, set them together and throw them into a central dish. When there are no more cards to throw away, decide the first person. The first person puts out one of his favorite cards. Be sure to say clearly what the sound is or what the symbol of the card is when you issue the card. The second person puts out a card with the same sound or the same symbol as the card issued by the first person from among the cards on hand, and then puts out a favorite card from among the cards on hand. Next, the third person puts out a card with the same sound or the same symbol as the card issued by the second person from among the cards on hand, and then puts out a favorite card. In this way, cards are put out in order, and the person who loses the card on hand quickly wins. If there is no card with the same sound or the same symbol as the card issued by the previous person in the card on hand, tell all the game participants to pass. Then it will be the turn of the next person.

  Next, a case where a “perfect game” card game is performed will be described. All cards should be used, regardless of the bass, middle and treble parts. First of all, the game facilitator shuffles the cards and spreads them inside the dish in the center so that the front of the cards cannot be seen. At this time, the cards may overlap. Then, the first person is decided and the cards are taken one by one from the first person. In the middle of taking, “Perfect Three” consisting of “Sharp”, “Flat”, “Natural”, or “De”, “Le”, “Mi”, “Fa”, “So ”,“ La ”, and“ Shi ”will win if either“ Perfect Seven ”consisting of 7 cards is prepared. If no one can match, the winner is the winner.

Next, a case where a card game of “sharp of fear” is performed will be described. All cards are used. First of all, the game facilitator shuffles the cards and spreads them inside the dish in the center so that the front of the cards cannot be seen. At this time, the cards may overlap. Then, decide the number one person and take the cards one by one from the number one. The person who took the symbol card “SHARP” on the way to finish ends on the spot. If there is still a card in the middle dish, but both “Sharp” disappears in the middle of taking it, the “Sharp” card is left again. Mix in and continue the game. In this way, the game ends when all the cards in the dish-shaped object are gone, and the last remaining person wins.
This is the end of the description of the card game with a visually impaired person.

  In addition, the Braille note card game of the present invention can be played even when there is no visually impaired person. When a person with visual impairment cannot be exchanged, the game can be played by distinguishing the note cards into a low tone portion, a middle tone portion, and a high tone portion. At this time, when calling a note card in the bass part represented by a clef, it is in front of the floor name such as “do”, “re”, “mi”, etc. When calling a note card corresponding to the middle part represented by a treble clef, “middle” shall be prepended to the floor name and a note corresponding to a treble part represented by a treble clef. When calling a card, "high" shall be put in front of the floor name. And the dish-shaped thing put in the center of a game participant's ring shall not be necessary.

  Next, a case where an “open tail” card game is performed will be described. All cards are used. First of all, the game facilitator shuffles the cards and arranges them so as to draw a circular circle face down so that the front of the cards cannot be seen. At this time, the cards may overlap. Then, all the participants in the game choose three favorite notes and favorite symbols. If you choose, decide the number one person. In order from the first person, take one of the arranged cards and place it face up as shown in FIG. 3 at the center of the circle of the card. At this time, when one of the first three cards selected comes out, say “high” and place your hand on the card that is placed face up. If you are the slowest to put your hand, get all the cards that are placed face up. Also, take one of the cards that are placed face down in order from the next person and place it face up on the center of the card circle. In this way, the game ends when there are no cards placed face down, and the person with the most cards at hand loses.

  In addition to this, you can enjoy various things such as a “nervation game” using all cards and a “bubber removal” using one note card and one symbol card, like a card game. .

  It is a surface view of the musical note card game with Braille according to the present invention.   It is a rear view of the braille note card game according to the present invention.   The card layout of the “Omp no tail” card game.

Explanation of symbols

1 Braille by means of embossing (registered trademark) or holes.
2 Braille by techniques such as embossing (registered trademark) and making holes to recognize when holding the card upside down.

Claims (2)

  A card game with Braille that can be used by visually impaired people.   A note card game that uses notes and symbols to make it possible for visually impaired people to play together.

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