JP2016112398A - Disaster prevention bag, method for wearing the same, disaster prevention cushion, method for wearing the same and disaster prevention goods - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a disaster prevention bag, a method for wearing the same, a disaster prevention cushion, a method for wearing the same and disaster prevention goods which allow a user to easily put the bag or the cushion thereon at the time of disaster such as a tsunami with a low risk of being easily removed from the user.SOLUTION: A disaster prevention bag B comprises: a bag body 1 which has a storage section to store goods and a grip 11; a first buoyancy body 2 which is fixed to the bag body 1; a buoyancy body fixing member 3 with a second buoyancy body 31 fixed thereto; a connection body 4 which connects the buoyancy body fixing member 3 and the bag body 1 and has an opening section 41 for a user to pull the disaster prevention bag B over a user's head; a right leg insertion section 5 which is connected to the buoyancy body fixing member 3; and a left leg insertion section 6 which is connected to the buoyancy body fixing member 3. The opening section 41 of the connection body 4 has a size enough to allow the user's head to pass therethrough but not enough to allow the user's head and shoulder to pass therethrough. The disaster prevention bag B also has holding means 8 which: is curved at a connection region X between the connection body 4 and the bag body 1; brings the bag body 1 close to the buoyancy body fixing member 3; and keeps a positional relation between the bag body 1 and the buoyancy body fixing member 3.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

    The present invention relates to a disaster prevention bag, a disaster prevention bag mounting method, a disaster prevention cushion, a disaster prevention cushion mounting method, and a disaster prevention tool, and in particular, can be easily mounted during a disaster such as a tsunami and at the time of mounting. The present invention relates to a disaster prevention bag that is not easily detached, a disaster prevention bag mounting method, a disaster prevention cushion, a disaster prevention cushion mounting method, and a disaster prevention tool.

    Conventionally, there is a bag having a life jacket function (see Patent Document 1).

JP 2014-113180 A

    However, in the case of the above bag, when it is used as a life jacket in an emergency, the slide fastener (41) is passed through the bottom surface (3) at a stretch from one end surface (2) to the other end surface ( 2), it has to be released over a wide range, and it has become a problem for children and the like that it is difficult to wear easily and quickly in an emergency.

    The present invention has been made in consideration of the above-mentioned problems, and can be easily installed in a disaster such as a tsunami, a disaster prevention bag installation method, a disaster prevention cushion, and a disaster prevention cushion installation method The purpose is to provide disaster prevention equipment.

    The disaster prevention bag according to claim 1 has a storage portion for storing an object, a bag body having a handle, a pocket provided on one side surface of the bag body, and a first buoyancy attached to the bag body. A first buoyancy attachment member containing a body, a second buoyancy attachment member containing a second buoyancy body, and connecting the second buoyancy attachment member and the first buoyancy attachment member; A connecting body having an opening through which the head passes, a right foot mounting section connected to the second buoyancy mounting member, and a left foot mounting section connected to the second buoyancy mounting member. The size of the opening is such that the head of the wearer can pass through, and the right foot mounting portion, the left foot mounting portion, the first buoyancy mounting member, and the second buoyancy mounting member are accommodated in the pocket. Used as a bag, before disaster, before The wearer's right foot right foot attachment portion, the left foot of the wearer in the left foot attachment part, through the wearer's head in the opening of the connecting body is for mounting.

    According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a disaster prevention tool comprising: a first buoyancy attachment member including a first buoyancy body; a second buoyancy attachment member including a second buoyancy body; and the second buoyancy attachment member. And the first buoyancy attachment member, a connecting body having an opening through which the wearer's head passes, a right foot attachment portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member, and the second buoyancy attachment A left foot attachment portion connected to a member, and the size of the opening of the connection body is a size that allows the wearer's head to pass through, and in the event of a disaster, the right foot of the wearer is placed on the right foot attachment portion, The left foot of the wearer is attached to the left foot attachment portion, and the wearer's head is attached to the opening of the connection body.

    According to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided a disaster prevention bag mounting method comprising: a bag body having a storage portion for storing an object; a bag body having a handle; a pocket provided on one side surface of the bag body; and the bag body. The first buoyancy attachment member containing the first buoyancy body, the second buoyancy attachment member containing the second buoyancy body, and the second buoyancy attachment member and the first buoyancy attachment member are connected. And a connecting body having an opening through which the wearer's head passes, a right foot attachment portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member, and a left foot attachment portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member. And the size of the opening of the connection body is a size that allows the wearer's head to pass through, and the right foot mounting portion, the left foot mounting portion, the first buoyancy attachment member, and the second size are inserted into the pocket. The buoyancy attachment member is stored and used as a bag. And, disaster, the right foot of the wearer in the right foot attachment portion, the left foot of the wearer in the left foot attachment part, through the wearer's head in the opening of the connecting body is for mounting.

    According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a disaster prevention bag mounting method comprising: a bag body having a storage portion for storing objects; a bag body having a handle; a pocket provided on one side surface of the bag body; and the bag body. The first buoyancy attachment member containing the first buoyancy body, the second buoyancy attachment member containing the second buoyancy body, and the second buoyancy attachment member and the first buoyancy attachment member are connected. And a connecting body having an opening through which the wearer's head passes, a right foot attachment portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member, and a left foot attachment portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member. And the size of the opening of the connection body is such that the head of the wearer can pass through, and the right foot mounting portion, the left foot mounting portion, the second buoyancy attachment member, and the first The buoyancy attachment member is accommodated and the second The end of the second buoyancy attachment member and the end of the first buoyancy attachment member are brought close to each other so that the buoyancy attachment member and the first buoyancy attachment member do not overlap, and used as a bag and / or a cushion. In the event of a disaster, the right foot mounting portion, the left foot mounting portion, the second buoyancy attachment member and the first buoyancy attachment member are taken out from the pocket, and the right foot of the wearer is placed on the right foot mounting portion. The left foot of the wearer is attached to the attachment portion, and the wearer's head is attached to the opening of the connection body.

    The disaster prevention bag according to claim 5 is the disaster prevention bag according to claim 1, wherein the right foot mounting portion, the left foot mounting portion, the second buoyancy attachment member and the first buoyancy attachment member are stored in the pocket. A part of the first buoyancy attachment member is exposed from the pocket.

    Moreover, the disaster prevention bag according to claim 6 is the disaster prevention bag according to claim 1, wherein the connection body includes first and second belt-like bodies, and the first belt-like body and the second belt-like body. The space surrounded by the body, the first buoyancy attachment member, and the second buoyancy attachment member is an opening through which the wearer's head passes.

  In addition, the disaster prevention bag according to claim 7 includes a bag body having a storage portion into which an object is placed and a handle, and a first buoyancy attachment member attached to the bag body and including the first buoyancy body. A second buoyancy attachment member containing the second buoyancy body, a connection body having an opening for connecting the second buoyancy attachment member and the bag body and passing the head of the wearer, A right foot attachment part connected to the buoyancy attachment member 2 and a left foot attachment part connected to the second buoyancy attachment member, and the size of the opening of the connection body passes through the head of the wearer Is not allowed to pass through the wearer's head and the wearer's shoulder, bends from the connecting portion of the connecting body and the bag body, and brings the second buoyancy attachment member close to the bag body, A holding means for holding the proximity state is provided.

    Further, the disaster prevention bag according to claim 8 is the disaster prevention bag according to claim 7, wherein the first buoyancy attachment member is located below the handle, and is bent from the connection portion between the connection body and the bag body, When the second buoyancy attachment member is brought close to the bag body and this proximity state is held by the holding means, a sheet-like connection body overlaps the first buoyancy attachment member, and the second buoyancy attachment member The first buoyancy attachment member is not overlapped.

    Further, the disaster prevention bag according to claim 9 is the disaster prevention bag according to claim 7, wherein the second buoyancy attachment member is provided with a foldable bending portion, and the bending portion is attached to the second buoyancy attachment. It is bent to the side of the member, and a right foot mounting portion and a left foot mounting portion are accommodated between the bent portion and the second buoyancy attachment member.

    In addition, the disaster prevention bag mounting method according to claim 10 includes a bag body having a storage portion for storing an object, a handle having a handle, and a first buoyancy attached to the bag body and including the first buoyancy body. An attachment member, a second buoyancy attachment member including the second buoyancy body, a connection body having an opening for connecting the second buoyancy attachment member and the bag body and through the head of the wearer; A disaster prevention bag comprising a right foot attachment part connected to the second buoyancy attachment member and a left foot attachment part connected to the second buoyancy attachment member, wherein the opening of the connection body The size is such that the wearer's head passes through, but the wearer's head and the wearer's shoulder do not pass through, and the second buoyancy is attached by bending from the connecting portion of the connecting body and the bag body. There is a holding means for bringing the member close to the bag and holding this close state. In the event of a disaster such as a tsunami, the wearer's right foot is put into the right foot wearing part, the wearer's left foot is put into the left foot wearing part, and the wearer's head is passed through the opening of the connecting body for the disaster prevention. A bag is to be worn.

    In addition, the cushion according to claim 11 is a main body, a first buoyancy attachment member attached to the main body and including the first buoyancy body, and a second buoyancy attachment member including the second buoyancy body. The second buoyancy attachment member is connected to the main body and has a connection body having an opening through which the wearer's head passes, the right foot attachment portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member, and the second A left foot attachment portion connected to the buoyancy attachment member, and the size of the opening of the connection body passes through the wearer's head but does not pass through the wearer's head and the wearer's shoulder The connecting body and the main body are bent from the connection portion so that the main body is brought close to the second buoyancy attachment member so that the second buoyancy attachment member does not overlap the first buoyancy attachment member. Can be configured and used as a cushion It is intended.

    In addition, the method for mounting a disaster cushion according to claim 12 is a main body, a first buoyancy attachment member attached to the main body and including the first buoyancy body, and a second including the second buoyancy body. A buoyancy attachment member, a connection body that connects the second buoyancy attachment member and the main body and has an opening through which the wearer's head passes, and a right foot attachment portion that is connected to the second buoyancy attachment member And a left foot mounting part connected to the second buoyancy attachment member, wherein the size of the opening of the connecting body passes through the head of the wearer, The head and the shoulder of the wearer are not allowed to pass through. The connection body and the main body are bent from the connection portion, the main body is brought close to the second buoyancy attachment member, and the second buoyancy attachment member is provided. Do not overlap the first buoyancy attachment member In the event of a disaster such as a tsunami, the right foot of the wearer is put into the right foot wearing portion, the left foot of the wearer is put into the left foot wearing portion, and the head of the wearer is inserted into the opening of the connecting body. The above-mentioned cushion for disaster prevention is mounted through the section.

    According to the disaster prevention bag according to claim 1, the bag is normally used as a bag for putting an object in the bag body, and in the event of a disaster such as a tsunami, the wearer's right foot is attached to the right foot wearing portion and the wearer is attached to the left foot wearing portion. Since the left foot is attached to the opening of the connecting body through the wearer's head, there is an effect that the disaster prevention bag can be easily and quickly attached to the body at the time of wearing a tsunami or the like.

    Further, according to the disaster prevention tool of claim 2, in the event of a disaster such as a tsunami, the wearer's right foot is placed on the right foot wearing portion, the wearer's left foot is placed on the left foot wearing portion, and the wearer's head is placed on the opening of the connector. Therefore, when wearing a tsunami or the like, it has an effect of easily and quickly wearing a disaster prevention tool on the body.

    In addition, according to the disaster prevention bag mounting method of the third aspect, the bag is normally used as a bag for putting an object in a bag, and in the event of a disaster such as a tsunami, the right foot mounting portion, the left foot mounting portion, Taking out the buoyancy attachment member 1 and the second buoyancy attachment member and attaching the right foot of the wearer to the right foot attachment portion, the left foot of the wearer to the left foot attachment portion, and the wearer's head to the opening of the connecting body. When wearing a tsunami, etc., it has an effect that it is easy to quickly and easily attach the disaster prevention bag to the body.

    According to the disaster bag mounting method of the present invention, the right foot mounting portion, the left foot mounting portion, the second buoyancy mounting member, and the first buoyancy mounting member are stored in the pocket at the normal time. The end of the second buoyancy attachment member and the end of the first buoyancy attachment member are brought close to each other so that the second buoyancy attachment member and the first buoyancy attachment member do not overlap, and used as a bag and / or a cushion. Used as a bag and / or cushion to put objects in the bag body, and in the event of a disaster such as a tsunami, take out the right foot mounting part, left foot mounting part, second buoyancy attachment member and first buoyancy attachment member from the pocket Wearing the right foot of the wearer on the wearer, the left foot of the wearer on the left footer, and the head of the wearer through the head of the wearer through the opening of the connecting body. Easy to install It has an effect.

    According to the disaster prevention bag of claim 5, in addition to the effect of the invention of claim 1 described above, the right foot mounting portion, the left foot mounting portion, the second buoyancy attachment member and the first buoyancy in the pocket. Since a part of the first buoyancy attachment member is exposed from the pocket when the attachment member is stored, the first buoyancy attachment member, the second buoyancy attachment member, the right foot mounting portion, the left foot from the pocket during a disaster. It is easy to take out the mounting part and can respond quickly in the event of a disaster.

    According to the disaster prevention bag of claim 6, in addition to the effect of the invention of claim 1 described above, the connection body has first and second strips, and the first strip, Since the space surrounded by the second belt-like body, the first buoyancy attachment member, and the second buoyancy attachment member is an opening through which the wearer's head passes, it is compared with a case where the opening is formed as a single member. In addition, it is strong in strength, and also has an effect that the number of attachment parts to the first buoyancy attachment member and the second buoyancy attachment member is small, and the material cost can be reduced.

    Moreover, according to the disaster prevention bag according to claim 7, in normal times, it is used as a bag for putting an object in the bag body, and in the event of a disaster such as a tsunami, the right foot is attached to the right foot mounting portion connected to the buoyancy attachment member, If you put your left foot in the left foot attachment part connected to the buoyancy attachment member and pass the head through the opening of the connection body, you can easily attach the bag for disaster prevention, The size of the opening of the connecting body is such that the head passes but the head and shoulder do not pass, and the other is that the right foot is attached to the right foot mounting portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member, and the second buoyancy Since the left foot is put in the left foot mounting portion connected to the attachment member, it has an effect that the disaster prevention bag is not easily detached from the body when a tsunami or the like is mounted.

   Moreover, according to the disaster prevention bag according to claim 8, in addition to the effect of the invention according to claim 7, the second buoyancy attachment member is bent from the connection part of the connection body and the bag body to the bag. When this proximity state is held by the holding means, the sheet-like connecting body overlaps the first buoyancy attachment member so that the second buoyancy attachment member does not overlap the first buoyancy attachment member. Therefore, it can be used as a compact bag at normal times, and in the event of a disaster such as a tsunami, the first buoyancy attachment member and the second buoyancy attachment member are close to each other before and after the wearer's head. Therefore, buoyancy can be effectively exhibited.

     According to the disaster prevention bag of claim 9, in addition to the effect of the invention of claim 7 described above, the second buoyancy attachment member is provided with a foldable bending portion, and the folding portion is 2 is bent to the side of the buoyancy attachment member, and the right foot attachment portion and the left foot attachment portion are accommodated between the bent portion and the second buoyancy attachment member. Can be used as a bag.

    According to the disaster bag mounting method of claim 10, in the event of a disaster such as a tsunami, the wearer's right foot is used as the second buoyancy attachment member in the right foot attachment portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member. Put the wearer's left foot into the connected left foot mounting part, and pass the wearer's head through the opening of the connection body, you can easily wear the disaster prevention bag, and at the time of wearing, One of the disaster prevention bags passes the size of the opening of the connecting body through the wearer's head but does not pass through the wearer's head and the wearer's shoulder, and the other of the disaster prevention bag has the second Since the right foot of the wearer is placed in the right foot attachment part connected to the buoyancy attachment member of the above, and the left foot of the wearer is placed in the left foot attachment part connected to the second buoyancy attachment member, respectively, when wearing a tsunami, When the disaster prevention bag is difficult to remove from the body, The back of the head of the wearer can be placed on the first buoyancy attachment member, so as to preserve physical strength, and when lying down, the second buoyancy attachment member causes the wearer's head to rise above the water surface or sea level. Can be located.

    According to the cushion for disaster prevention according to claim 11, the second buoyancy attachment member is normally bent from the connection portion of the connection body and the main body so that the second buoyancy attachment member is brought close to the main body. Is configured so as not to overlap the first buoyancy attachment member, and is used as a cushion, and in the event of a disaster such as a tsunami, the right foot of the wearer is attached to the right foot attachment portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member. If you put the left foot of the wearer in the left foot attachment part connected to the buoyancy attachment member and pass the wearer's head through the opening of the connection body, you can easily wear the disaster prevention bag, and at the time of wearing One of the cushions for disaster prevention passes the size of the opening of the connecting body through the head of the wearer, but does not pass through the head of the wearer and the shoulder of the wearer. On the right foot attachment part connected to the second buoyancy attachment member Because the wearer's right foot is put in the left foot attachment part connected to the second buoyancy attachment member, the wearer's left foot is put in, respectively, and the effect that the disaster prevention bag is difficult to remove from the body when wearing a tsunami etc. Have

    Moreover, according to the mounting method of the disaster prevention cushion according to claim 12, the right foot of the wearer is connected to the right foot mounting portion connected to the second buoyancy mounting member in the second buoyancy mounting member in the event of a disaster such as a tsunami. If you put the left foot of the wearer in the connected left foot mounting part and pass the wearer's head through the opening of the connection body, you can easily wear the cushion for disaster prevention, and at the time of wearing, One of the cushions for disaster prevention passes the size of the opening of the connecting body through the head of the wearer, but does not pass through the head of the wearer and the shoulders of the wearer. Since the right foot of the wearer is placed in the right foot attachment part connected to the buoyancy attachment member of the above, and the left foot of the wearer is placed in the left foot attachment part connected to the second buoyancy attachment member, respectively, when wearing a tsunami, When the cushion for disaster prevention is difficult to leave from your body, and when you are lying on your back The back of the head of the wearer can be placed on the first buoyancy attachment member, so as to preserve physical strength, and when lying down, the second buoyancy attachment member causes the wearer's head to rise above the water surface or sea level. Can be located.

FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a normal use state of a disaster prevention bag according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a schematic perspective view of a use state at the time of disaster such as a tsunami of the disaster prevention bag of FIG. FIG. 3 is a schematic partial rear view of FIG. FIG. 4 is a schematic front view of the disaster prevention bag of FIG. 1. FIG. 5A is a schematic right side view of FIG. 4, and FIG. 5B is a schematic right side view when the holding means for the disaster prevention bag of FIG. 5A is released. FIG. 6 is a schematic right side view of FIG. FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing a state before the disaster prevention bag of FIG. 2 is attached. FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram illustrating a state where the disaster prevention bag of FIG. 2 is used at the time of a disaster such as a tsunami and turned on its back. FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram illustrating a state where the bag for disaster prevention of FIG. 2 is used in a disaster such as a tsunami and is lying down. FIG. 10 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a normal use state of the disaster prevention seat cushion of one embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 11 is a schematic development view showing the disaster prevention cushion shown in FIG. 10 before installation in the event of a disaster such as a tsunami of the disaster prevention cushion shown in FIG. FIG. 12 is a schematic perspective view of a normal use state of a disaster prevention bag of another embodiment different from the disaster prevention bag of FIG. 1. FIG. 13 is a schematic perspective view of a use state at the time of disaster such as a tsunami of the disaster prevention bag of FIG. FIG. 14 is a schematic partial rear view of FIG. 13. FIG. 15 is a schematic front view of the disaster prevention bag of FIG. 16 is a schematic rear view of the disaster prevention bag of FIG. FIG. 17 is a schematic development halfway view of a state in which the right foot attachment unit, the left foot attachment unit, the buoyancy attachment member, and the first buoyancy body are taken out from the pocket of the disaster prevention bag of FIG. 18 is a schematic development view in which the right foot mounting portion, the left foot mounting portion, the buoyancy attachment member, and the first buoyancy body are taken out from the pocket of the disaster prevention bag of FIG. 15 and deployed. 19 (a) is a schematic left side view of FIG. 15, and FIG. 19 (b) shows the first buoyancy body and the buoyancy attachment member taken out from the pocket of the disaster prevention bag of FIG. 19 (a). 19 (c) is a schematic left side view of the state, and FIG. 19 (c) shows a state in which the right foot mounting part, the left foot mounting part first buoyant body and the buoyancy attachment member are taken out from the pocket of the disaster prevention bag of FIG. 19 (b). It is a schematic left view. FIG. 20 is a schematic diagram showing a state where the disaster prevention bag of FIG. 18 is used at the time of a disaster such as a tsunami and turned on its back. FIG. 21 is a schematic diagram showing a state where the bag for disaster prevention in FIG. 18 is used in a disaster such as a tsunami and is lying down. FIG. 18 is a schematic development view in which a disaster prevention device of another embodiment different from the disaster prevention bag of FIG. 12 is developed. FIG. 23 is a schematic left side view of FIG.

    A disaster prevention bag, a disaster prevention bag mounting method, a disaster prevention cushion, a disaster prevention cushion mounting method, and a disaster prevention tool according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings (FIGS. 1 to 9).

    B shown in FIG. 1 is a disaster prevention bag, and the disaster prevention bag B is, as shown in FIG. 7, a bag 1, a first buoyancy attachment member 2, a second buoyancy attachment member 3, a connection body 4, and a right foot. Part 5, left foot attachment part 6, and bent part 7.

    As shown in FIG. 5 (a), the bag body 1 has an opening at the upper end, a storage portion for storing objects (for example, a notebook 12, a book 13, etc.), and handles 11, 11. The handles 11 and 11 are provided substantially at the center of the opening edge. A first buoyancy attachment member 2 is attached to the bag body 1. The first buoyancy attachment member 2 is located below the handles 11, 11, for example. Reference numeral 21 shown in FIG. 5 denotes a first buoyancy body, and the first buoyancy body 21 is inherent in the first buoyancy attachment member 2.

    The second buoyancy attachment member 3 contains a second buoyancy body 31.

    The connection body 4 has a sheet shape, and connects the second buoyancy attachment member 3 and the bag body 1 and includes an opening 41 through which the wearer's head passes. The size of the opening 41 of the connection body 4 is determined by the wearer. The head of the wearer is passed, but the head of the wearer and the shoulder of the wearer are not passed.

The right foot mounting portion 5 and the left foot mounting portion 6 are each connected to the bent portion 7.
In the case where the bent portion 7 is not provided, the right foot mounting portion 5 and the left foot mounting portion 6 are connected to the second buoyancy attachment member 3 although not shown.
For example, the right foot mounting portion 5 and the left foot mounting portion 6 connect the belt-shaped members 100 and 101 via the length adjusting member 102, and connect the middle of the belt-shaped member 100 and the bent portion 7 by the belt-shaped member 103.
In the case where the bent portion 7 is not provided, although not shown, the middle of the strip member 100 and the second buoyancy attachment member 3 are connected by the strip member 103.
Then, the length adjusting member 102 is adjusted to fit the wearer, and the belt-like members 100 and 101 are divided into two by the belt-like member 103. The left foot of the wearer is put into the left foot mounting portion 6 which is the other side.

The second buoyancy attachment member 3 is provided with a bendable bending portion 7. It is possible to bend the bent portion 7 toward the second buoyancy attachment member 3 and store the right foot attachment portion 5 and the left foot attachment portion 6 between the bent portion 7 and the second buoyancy attachment member 3. it can. As a result, it can be normally used as a compact bag [see FIGS. 1, 4 and 5 (a)].
The bent portion 7 can be bent toward the second buoyancy attachment member 3, and the bent portion 7 and the second buoyancy attachment member 3 can be held by the bent portion holding means 9.
The bent portion holding means 9 is composed of, for example, a planar fastener. Specifically, for example, a hook-shaped locking portion 91 is provided in the bent portion 7, and a loop-shaped locked portion 92 is provided in the second buoyancy attachment member 3.

Further, in a normal time that is not during a disaster such as a tsunami, the second buoyancy attachment member 3 is bent close to the bag body 4 from the connection portion X between the connection body 4 and the bag body 1 and the holding state is maintained. Means 8 are provided.
The holding means 8 is constituted by, for example, a planar fastener. Specifically, for example, a loop-shaped locked portion 81 is provided at the bent portion 7, and a hook-shaped locking portion 82 is provided at the bag body 1.
When the bent portion 7 is not provided, a hook-like locking portion 82 may be provided on the second buoyancy attachment member 3.
Further, when the second buoyancy attachment member 3 is bent close to the bag body 1 by being bent from the connection portion X of the connection body 4 and the bag body 1 and this proximity state is held by the holding means 8, FIG. a) As shown in (b), the sheet-like connecting body 4 overlaps the first buoyancy attachment member 2 so that the second buoyancy attachment member 3 does not overlap the first buoyancy attachment member 2. And can be used as a compact bag [see FIG. 1, FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 (a)].

    In the event of a disaster such as a tsunami, the holding means 8 is released and the bent portion 7 is deployed as shown in FIG. 7, and the wearer's right foot is placed on the right foot wearing portion 5 and the wearer's left foot is placed on the left foot wearing portion 6. The disaster prevention bag B can be mounted by putting the head of the wearer through the opening 41 of the connecting body (see FIG. 2).

Therefore, according to the disaster prevention bag B (disaster bag mounting method) described above, it is normally used as a bag for putting objects in the bag body 1 and in the event of a disaster such as a tsunami, the wearer is attached to the right foot mounting portion 5. The left foot of the wearer is attached to the left foot attachment portion 6 and the wearer's left foot is attached to the opening 41 of the connecting body 4 through the wearer's head. It has the effect of.
Further, in the event of a disaster such as a tsunami, the first buoyancy attachment member 2 and the second buoyancy attachment member 3 are close to each other in front of and behind the wearer's head, that is, when the wearer lies on his / her back, 8 can be placed on the first buoyancy attachment member 2 to preserve physical strength, and when lying down, the second buoyancy attachment member 3 causes the head of the wearer to be It can be located above the sea level (see FIG. 9).

    The disaster prevention bag and the method for mounting the disaster prevention bag have been described above, but the second buoyancy body 31 of the buoyancy attachment member 3 is configured not to overlap the first buoyancy body 2 by bending from the connection portion X. As shown in FIG. 10, this point can also be used for a disaster cushion C ′.

    That is, as shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the disaster cushion C ′ is attached to the main body 2 ′ and the main body 2 ′, and the first buoyancy attachment member 2 ′ including the first buoyancy body 21 ′. And a second buoyancy attachment member 3 containing the second buoyancy body 31, and a connection provided with an opening 41 through which the wearer's head passes while connecting the second buoyancy attachment member 3 and the main body 2 '. The size of the body 4, the right foot mounting portion 5 connected to the second buoyancy attachment member 3, the left foot mounting portion 6 connected to the second buoyancy attachment member 3, and the opening 41 of the connection body 4 are as follows: Passes through the wearer's head but does not pass through the wearer's head and the wearer's shoulder, bends from the connection part X of the connection body 4 and the body 2 ', and attaches the body 2' to the second buoyancy The second buoyancy attachment member 3 is not close to the first buoyancy attachment member 2 ′ in proximity to the member 3. And sea urchin configuration, as shown in FIG. 10, in which can be used as a cushion.

When the disaster prevention cushion M ′ shown in FIG. 10 is in a disaster such as a tsunami, the disaster prevention cushion M ′ shown in FIG. 10 is deployed as shown in FIG. 11 and the right foot connected to the second buoyancy attachment member 3 Put the wearer's right foot into the wearing portion 5, put the wearer's left foot into the left foot wearing portion 6 connected to the second buoyancy attachment member 3, and pass the wearer's head through the opening 41 of the connecting body 4. The disaster prevention cushion M ′ can be easily attached, and at the time of wearing, one of the disaster prevention cushions M ′ passes the size of the opening 41 of the connecting body 4 through the wearer's head. However, the other side of the cushion cushion M ′ for disaster prevention is to attach the right foot of the wearer to the right foot mounting portion 5 connected to the second buoyancy attachment member 3. The left foot of the wearer is put in the left foot mounting portion 6 connected to the buoyancy attachment member 2 of 2 respectively. When wearing a tsunami, etc., the cushion cushion M ′ for disaster prevention is unlikely to be detached from the body, and further, when lying on its back, the wearer's back head can be placed on the first buoyancy attachment member 2 ′ to preserve the physical strength In the case of planing or lying down, the second buoyancy attachment member 3 can position the head of the wearer above the water surface or the sea surface.
In the description of the embodiment shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the same reference numerals are given to the same portions as those in the above-described embodiments shown in FIGS. 1 to 9, and the description thereof is omitted.

    In the embodiment described above, the buoyancy attachment member 3 is brought close to the bag body 1 and this proximity state is held by the holding means 8, but in the embodiment described below, the pocket is replaced with the holding means 8. P is provided so that the right foot mounting portion 5, the left foot mounting portion 6, the first buoyancy attachment member 2 and the second buoyancy attachment member 3 are accommodated in the pocket P (see FIGS. 12 to 21). .

    That is, B shown in FIG. 12 is a disaster prevention bag, and the disaster prevention bag B is, as shown in FIG. 18, a bag body 1, a first buoyancy attachment member 2, a second buoyancy attachment member 3, a connection body 4, It has a right foot mounting portion 5, a left foot mounting portion 6, and a pocket P (see FIGS. 16 and 19).

    As shown in FIG. 19 (a), the bag body 1 has an opening at the upper end, a storage portion for storing an object (for example, a notebook 12, a book 13, etc.), and handles 11, 11. The handles 11 and 11 are provided substantially at the center of the opening edge. A first buoyancy attachment member 2 is attached to the bag body 1. The first buoyancy attachment member 2 is located below the handles 11, 11, for example. Reference numeral 21 shown in FIG. 19 denotes a first buoyancy body, and the first buoyancy body 21 is inherent in the first buoyancy attachment member 2.

The pocket P (see FIGS. 16 and 19) is provided on one side surface of the bag body 1 and has an upper end opened therein. The right foot mounting portion 5, the left foot mounting portion 6, the second buoyancy attachment member 3, and the first buoyancy The attachment member 2 is accommodated.
When the right foot mounting portion 5, the left foot mounting portion 6, the second buoyancy attachment member 3 and the first buoyancy attachment member 2 are stored in the pocket P, as shown in FIGS. 15 and 19A, Since part of the buoyancy attachment member 1 is exposed, the first buoyancy attachment member 2, the second buoyancy attachment member 3, the right foot attachment portion 5, and the left foot attachment portion 6 are taken out from the pocket P in the event of a disaster. It is easy and can respond quickly in the event of a disaster.

Further, as shown in FIG. 19, the second buoyancy attachment member 3 includes a second buoyancy body 31.
The connection body 4 includes an opening 41 that connects the second buoyancy attachment member 3 and the first buoyancy attachment member 2 and allows the head of the wearer to pass through. It is the size which lets a person's head pass.
For example, as shown in FIG. 18, the connection body 4 includes first and second belt-like bodies 42 and 43, and the first belt-like body 42, the second belt-like body 43, and the first buoyancy attachment member 2. Since the space surrounded by the second buoyancy attachment member 3 is the opening 41 through which the wearer's head passes, it is stronger in strength than the one in which the opening 41 is formed as a single member, There are few attachment parts to the buoyancy attachment member 3 and the first buoyancy attachment member 2, and the material cost can be reduced.

The right foot mounting portion 5 and the left foot mounting portion 6 are each connected to the second buoyancy attachment member 3.
The right foot mounting part 5 and the left foot mounting part 6 are, for example, a belt-like member 100 divided into two parts by a belt-like member 103, and the right foot wearing part 5 which is one of the two parts is attached to the right foot wearing part 5 which is the other part of the left foot which is the other part. The left foot of the wearer is put in the part 6 respectively.

    Further, in a normal time not during a disaster such as a tsunami, the right foot mounting portion 5, the left foot mounting portion 6, the second buoyancy attachment member 3 and the first buoyancy attachment member 2 are accommodated in the pocket P, and FIGS. As shown in FIG. 16, when used as a bag and during a disaster such as a tsunami, as shown in FIGS. 19 (a), (b) and (c), the right foot mounting portion 5, the left foot mounting portion 6, The buoyancy attachment member 2 and the first buoyancy attachment member 2 are taken out, and the disaster prevention bag B is unfolded as shown in FIG. 18, and the right foot of the wearer is attached to the right foot attachment portion 5 and the wearer's right foot is attached to the left foot attachment portion 6. The left foot is attached to the opening 41 of the connecting body 4 through the head of the wearer as shown in FIGS.

    Therefore, according to the disaster prevention bag B (disaster bag mounting method) described above, the right foot of the wearer is connected to the right foot mounting portion 5 connected to the second buoyancy attachment member 3 in the event of a disaster such as a tsunami. If the left foot of the wearer is put in the left foot attachment portion 6 connected to the buoyancy attachment member 3 and the head of the wearer is passed through the opening 41 of the connection body 4, the disaster prevention bag B can be easily attached. In addition, at the time of wearing, one of the disaster prevention bags B passes the size of the opening 41 of the connection body 4 through the head of the wearer, and the other of the disaster prevention bags B is the second Since the right foot of the wearer is placed in the right foot attachment portion 5 connected to the buoyancy attachment member 3 and the left foot of the wearer is placed in the left foot attachment portion 6 connected to the second buoyancy attachment member 3 (FIG. 13). And refer to Fig. 14), when wearing a tsunami, the disaster prevention bag B is detached from the body In addition, in the event of a disaster such as a tsunami, the first buoyancy attachment member 2 and the second buoyancy attachment member 3 are close to each other before and after the wearer's head. As shown in FIG. 20, the back of the head can be placed on the first buoyancy attachment member 2 to preserve the physical strength, and when lying down, the second buoyancy attachment member 3 can It can be located above the water surface or the sea surface (see FIG. 21).

    Although the disaster prevention bag and the disaster prevention bag mounting method have been described above, the right foot mounting portion 5, the left foot mounting portion 6, the first buoyancy attachment member 2 and the second buoyancy attachment member 3 are accommodated in the pocket P. As shown in FIGS. 16 and 19 (a), the end of the first buoyancy attachment member 2 and the second buoyancy attachment are provided so that the first buoyancy attachment member 2 and the second buoyancy attachment member 3 do not overlap. It can be used as a bag and / or a cushion in close proximity to the end of the member 3.

    In the above-described embodiment, the first buoyancy attachment member 2 including the first buoyancy body 21 is attached to the bag body 1. However, the first buoyancy attachment including the first buoyancy body 21 is provided. As shown in FIGS. 22 and 23, the member 2 may be separated from the bag body 1 and made independent as the disaster prevention tool B ′. The disaster prevention tool B 'may be stored in a bag (not shown), for example.

    That is, as shown in FIGS. 22 and 23, the disaster prevention tool B ′ includes a first buoyancy attachment member 2 containing the first buoyancy body 21 and a second buoyancy attachment containing the second buoyancy body 31. The member 3 is connected to the second buoyancy attachment member 3 and the first buoyancy attachment member 2 and connected to the connection body 4 having an opening 41 through which the wearer's head passes, and the second buoyancy attachment member 3. A right foot mounting portion 5 connected and a left foot mounting portion 6 connected to the second buoyancy attachment member 3 are provided. And the size of the opening 41 of the connection body 4 is a size that allows the wearer's head to pass through, and in the event of a disaster, the right foot of the wearer 5 is placed on the right foot of the wearer, the left foot of the wearer 6 is placed on the left of the wearer, The connection body 4 is attached to the opening 41 through the head of the wearer.

Therefore, according to the disaster prevention tool B ′ of FIG. 22 and FIG. 23, in the event of a disaster such as a tsunami, the right foot of the wearer 5 is placed on the right foot wearing portion 5, the left foot of the wearer is placed on the left foot wearing portion 6, and the opening of the connection body 4. Since it wears through the head of the wearer through the part 41, the disaster prevention tool B ′ can be easily and quickly worn on the body when wearing a tsunami or the like.
In the description of the embodiment shown in FIGS. 22 and 23, the same parts as those in the embodiment described in FIGS.

B Disaster prevention bag 1 Bag body 2 First buoyancy body 3 Buoyancy attachment member 4 Connection body 5 Right foot mounting portion 6 Left foot mounting portion 8 Holding means 11 Handle 31 Second buoyancy body 41 Opening portion X Connection site

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A bag having a storage part for storing things, and having a handle;
A pocket provided on one side of the bag,
A first buoyancy attachment member attached to the bag body and containing the first buoyancy body;
A second buoyancy attachment member containing the second buoyancy body;
A connecting body that connects the second buoyancy attachment member and the first buoyancy attachment member and includes an opening through which the wearer's head passes,
A right foot mounting portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member;
A left foot attachment portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member,
The size of the opening of the connection body is a size through which the wearer's head passes.
The right foot mounting portion, the left foot mounting portion, the first buoyancy attachment member and the second buoyancy attachment member are stored in the pocket, and used as a bag.
In a disaster, the right foot of the wearer is worn on the right foot wearing portion, the left foot of the wearer is put on the left foot wearing portion, and the wearer's head is put on the opening of the connecting body. For bags. A first buoyancy attachment member containing the first buoyancy body;
A second buoyancy attachment member containing the second buoyancy body;
A connecting body that connects the second buoyancy attachment member and the first buoyancy attachment member and includes an opening through which the wearer's head passes,
A right foot mounting portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member;
A left foot attachment portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member,
The size of the opening of the connection body is a size through which the wearer's head passes.
In a disaster, the right foot of the wearer is worn on the right foot wearing portion, the left foot of the wearer is put on the left foot wearing portion, and the wearer's head is put on the opening of the connecting body. Ingredients. A bag having a storage part for storing things, and having a handle;
A pocket provided on one side of the bag,
A first buoyancy attachment member attached to the bag body and containing the first buoyancy body;
A second buoyancy attachment member containing the second buoyancy body;
A connecting body that connects the second buoyancy attachment member and the first buoyancy attachment member and includes an opening through which the wearer's head passes,
A right foot mounting portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member;
A left foot attachment portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member,
The size of the opening of the connection body is a size through which the wearer's head passes.
The right foot mounting portion, the left foot mounting portion, the first buoyancy attachment member and the second buoyancy attachment member are stored in the pocket, and used as a bag.
In a disaster, the right foot of the wearer is worn on the right foot wearing portion, the left foot of the wearer is put on the left foot wearing portion, and the wearer's head is put on the opening of the connecting body. How to put on the bag. A bag having a storage part for storing things, and having a handle;
A pocket provided on one side of the bag,
A first buoyancy attachment member attached to the bag body and containing the first buoyancy body;
A second buoyancy attachment member containing the second buoyancy body;
A connecting body that connects the second buoyancy attachment member and the first buoyancy attachment member and includes an opening through which the wearer's head passes,
A right foot mounting portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member;
A left foot attachment portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member,
The size of the opening of the connection body is a size through which the wearer's head passes.
The right foot mounting portion, the left foot mounting portion, the second buoyancy attachment member, and the first buoyancy attachment member are housed in the pocket, and the second buoyancy attachment member and the first buoyancy attachment member are provided. The end of the second buoyancy attachment member and the end of the first buoyancy attachment member are brought close to each other so as not to overlap, and used as a bag and / or a cushion.
At the time of a disaster, the right foot mounting part, the left foot mounting part, the second buoyancy attachment member and the first buoyancy attachment member are taken out from the pocket, and the right foot of the wearer is placed in the right foot mounting part. The wearer's left leg is attached to the opening of the connecting body through the head of the wearer. A part of the first buoyancy attachment member is exposed from the pocket when the right foot attachment portion, the left foot attachment portion, the second buoyancy attachment member, and the first buoyancy attachment member are stored in the pocket. The disaster prevention bag according to claim 1. The connection body has first and second belt-like bodies, and a space surrounded by the first belt-like body, the second belt-like body, the first buoyancy attachment member, and the second buoyancy attachment member is It is an opening part which lets a wearer's head pass. The disaster prevention bag of Claim 1 characterized by the above-mentioned. A bag having a storage part for storing things, and having a handle;
A first buoyancy attachment member attached to the bag body and containing the first buoyancy body;
A second buoyancy attachment member containing the second buoyancy body;
While connecting this second buoyancy attachment member and the bag body, a connection body comprising an opening through which the wearer's head passes,
A right foot mounting portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member;
A left foot attachment portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member,
The size of the opening of the connection body passes the head of the wearer, but does not pass the head of the wearer and the shoulder of the wearer.
Bending from the connection part of the said connection body and the said bag body, the 2nd buoyancy attachment member is made to adjoin to the said bag body, and the holding means which hold | maintains this proximity state is provided. bag. A first buoyancy attachment member is located below the handle;
When the second buoyancy attachment member is bent from the connection portion of the connection body and the bag body and the second buoyancy attachment member is brought close to the bag body and the proximity state is held by the holding means, the first buoyancy attachment member is formed into a sheet shape. The connection body is overlapped so that the second buoyancy attachment member does not overlap the first buoyancy attachment member. The disaster prevention bag according to claim 7. The second buoyancy attachment member is provided with a foldable bending portion,
The bent portion is bent toward the second buoyancy attachment member, and a right foot attachment portion and a left foot attachment portion are accommodated between the bending portion and the second buoyancy attachment member. The disaster prevention bag according to claim 7. A bag having a storage part for storing things, and having a handle;
A first buoyancy attachment member attached to the bag body and containing the first buoyancy body;
A second buoyancy attachment member containing the second buoyancy body;
While connecting this second buoyancy attachment member and the bag body, a connection body comprising an opening through which the wearer's head passes,
A right foot mounting portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member;
A disaster prevention bag comprising a left foot mounting portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member,
The size of the opening of the connection body passes the head of the wearer, but does not pass the head of the wearer and the shoulder of the wearer.
Bending from the connection part of the connection body and the bag body, the second buoyancy attachment member is brought close to the bag body, and holding means for holding this proximity state,
In the event of a disaster such as a tsunami, the right foot of the wearer is put into the right foot wearing part, the left foot of the wearer is put into the left foot wearing part, and the wearer's head is passed through the opening of the connecting body to the disaster prevention bag. A method for attaching a bag for disaster prevention, which is characterized by comprising: The body,
A first buoyancy attachment member attached to the main body and including the first buoyancy body;
A second buoyancy attachment member containing the second buoyancy body;
A connecting body having an opening for connecting the second buoyancy attachment member and the main body and passing the head of the wearer;
A right foot mounting portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member;
A left foot attachment portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member,
The size of the opening of the connection body passes the head of the wearer, but does not pass the head of the wearer and the shoulder of the wearer.
Bending from the connection part of the connection body and the main body, the main body is brought close to the second buoyancy attachment member, and the second buoyancy attachment member is configured not to overlap the first buoyancy attachment member. A cushion for disaster prevention, which can be used as a cushion. The body,
A first buoyancy attachment member attached to the main body and including the first buoyancy body;
A second buoyancy attachment member containing the second buoyancy body;
A connecting body having an opening for connecting the second buoyancy attachment member and the main body and passing the head of the wearer;
A right foot mounting portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member;
A cushion for disaster prevention comprising a left foot attachment portion connected to the second buoyancy attachment member,
The size of the opening of the connection body passes the head of the wearer, but does not pass the head of the wearer and the shoulder of the wearer.
Bending from the connection part of the connection body and the main body, the main body is brought close to the second buoyancy attachment member, and the second buoyancy attachment member is configured not to overlap the first buoyancy attachment member. And used as a cushion
When a disaster such as a tsunami occurs, the right foot of the wearer is put into the right foot wearing portion, the left foot of the wearer is put into the left foot wearing portion, and the head of the wearer is passed through the opening of the connecting body, and the cushion for disaster prevention A method for attaching a cushion for disaster prevention, characterized in that is attached.

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