JP2561914Y2 - Sushi rice container and sushi rice removal tool - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a sushi rice container and a sushi rice take-out device, the purpose of which is to store and transport sushi rice for nigiri sushi in a molded form, and to provide an automatic sushi rice molding apparatus. It is an object of the present invention to provide a sushi rice container suitable for accommodating sushi rice formed by the method and capable of easily taking out the individual sushi rice from the sushi rice container.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Nigiri sushi is generally prepared by a craftsman by hand or manufactured by an automatic rice sushi rice manufacturing apparatus and provided to customers who come to a store. However, recently, only sushi rice is preformed into nigiri sushi shape, transported to stores such as supermarkets, and various ingredients are placed on the preformed sushi rice in this store and provided as a product. Things are also being done actively. Therefore, the inventor of the present invention has already shown in FIGS. 10 and 11 a sushi rice accommodating portion B for accommodating one sushi rice A in a thin plate made of synthetic resin as shown in FIGS. A sushi rice container comprising a container body C and a lid (not shown) covered by the container body has already been clarified.

A concave portion D is formed at a part of an edge portion of the container body C and a boundary portion where the sushi rice accommodating portions B are adjacent to each other,
The recesses D are formed at positions that are asymmetrical with respect to the center of the container body C, and the lid (not shown) has a sushi rice container having a periphery corresponding to the periphery of each of the sushi rice storage units B. C
Developed and revealed. To accommodate the sushi rice in the sushi rice container C, the sushi rice A is arranged in a row so as to be parallel to the edge of the sushi rice container C (FIGS. 10 and 11).
See figure). After the sushi rice B... Is fully arranged in the sushi rice container C in this way, the sushi rice B is covered,
Are stacked and stored in a cardboard box (not shown) or the like for shipment.

[0004]

[Problem to be Solved by the Invention] Due to the vibration during transportation and the sushi rice storage containers C being stacked, the storage portion B of the rectangular parallelepiped space is formed.
Sushi rice A is pressed down in the accommodation part B, and the sushi rice A cannot be taken out smoothly from the accommodation part B of the sushi rice container C in many cases.

[0005]

According to the present invention, there is provided a container body in which a sushi rice accommodating portion for accommodating one sushi rice in a thin plate made of synthetic resin is vertically and horizontally recessed in a grid shape, and this container. A sushi rice container comprising a lid covered by the main body, wherein the bottom of each sushi rice storage portion of the container main body is a curved portion curved upward in the container, and an edge of the container main body. And a recess is formed at a part of a boundary portion where the sushi rice accommodating portions are adjacent to each other, and the lid is formed with a sushi rice holding shape raised portion having a periphery corresponding to a periphery of each of the sushi rice accommodating portions. This is a sushi rice container. The invention according to claim 2 is based on claim 1.
A sushi rice extracting tool for extracting sushi rice from the sushi rice container according to the above, wherein a fitting convex portion that protrudes into each curved portion of the bottom of the sushi rice container is formed at the bottom of the sushi rice container. Extruded material formed by a corresponding number at a position corresponding to the curved portion and a pressing material in which a vertical crosspiece and a horizontal crosspiece are arranged in a lattice so as to abut on a boundary portion where the sushi rice storage portions of the sushi rice storage container are adjacent to each other. A sushi rice take-out tool consisting of By providing the above-mentioned invention, all of the above-mentioned conventional disadvantages have been solved.

[0006]

The bottom of each of the sushi rice storage portions of the container body is bent upward in the container. With or without the use of a pressing member in which the vertical and horizontal rails are laid in a lattice so that the rice storage units abut on adjacent borders, the upward repulsion of the curved portion serves one sushi each. The sushi rice is easily and easily taken out by being raised from the sushi rice storage section in which the sushi rice is stored.

[0007]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of a sushi rice container according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Fig. 1 shows the sushi rice container (1)
As shown in FIG. 2, the container body (2) and the lid (3) are provided. The container body (2) has a large number of sushi rice accommodating portions (4) formed in a thin plate made of synthetic resin in a grid shape in the vertical and horizontal directions of the container body (2). In this embodiment, eleven vertical and five horizontal sushi rice accommodating portions (4) are formed. This container body (2) is substantially rectangular in plan view and has some flexibility.

The sushi rice accommodating section (4) has a substantially rectangular shape in plan view,
The whole is formed in a substantially inverted truncated pyramid shape whose inner bottom surface is slightly narrower than the upper opening surface, and each corner is in a square shape. The depth of the sushi rice storage section (4) is such that the sushi rice of normal nigiri sushi just fits in and the top of the sushi rice is slightly raised.
Several vertical grooves (5) are formed in the inner wall of the sushi rice storing section (4).

[0009] A flat boundary portion (6) having a slight width is provided between the sushi rice accommodating portions (4). Container body (2)
The edge (7) has a flat top surface with a slight width. A concave portion (8) is formed in the boundary portion (6) and the edge portion (7). The recess (8) appears as a projection when viewed from the bottom of the container body (2).

[0010] As is apparent from Figs.
The bottom of each sushi rice accommodating section (4) of (2) is a curved section (4a) curved upward in the container. Figure 3 shows the container body
(2) is a bottom view of the sushi rice storage section (4) as seen from the back, as shown in FIG.

The lid (3) is made of synthetic resin and is colorless and transparent.
It has an inner periphery that fits loosely around the outer periphery of the container body (2). The lid (3) is covered after the sushi rice (9) is stored in each of the sushi rice storage sections (4).

As shown in FIG. 4, sushi rice is stored in the sushi rice container (4).
When (9) is stored, the curved portion (4a) at the bottom has a slightly push-shape shape, and the force for pushing up the sushi rice (9) is stored in the curved portion (4a). Therefore, when the sushi rice (9) is pushed up with a finger or the like through the curved portion (4a) at the bottom, the sushi rice (9) is pushed up.
(9) can be easily lifted out of the sushi rice storage section (4) and can be easily taken out without any resistance and without losing shape as shown in FIG.

On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 2, 4, 6, 7, and 8, each of the curved portions (4) at the bottom of the sushi rice accommodating portion (4).
Extruded material (11) formed with a mating projection (10) that protrudes into a)
If the sushi rice (9) is used, the resilience of the curved portion (4a) of the sushi rice storing section (4) can be more effectively extracted, and the sushi rice (9) can be bent at the bottom of the curved portion (4a).
When the sushi rice (9) is pushed up with a finger or the like through the sushi, the sushi rice (9) is easily lifted out of the sushi rice storage section (4), and can be easily taken out without any resistance and without breaking the shape as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 5, a pressing member (14) in which a vertical bar (12) and a horizontal bar (13) abut on a boundary portion (6) where the sushi rice storage units (4) are adjacent to each other is extruded ( 11), the rotation axis (1
Forming fitting projections (10) that project into the respective curved sections (4a) at the bottom of the sushi rice storage section (4) with the pressing force of the person applied from the gripping section (16) centering on 5) The action of the extruded material (11) thus drawn out more effectively the repulsion force of the curved portion (4a) of the sushi rice storage section (4), and the sushi rice (9) is fingered through the curved portion (4a) at the bottom. When pushed up, the sushi rice (9) can be easily lifted out of the sushi rice storage section (4) and easily taken out without any resistance and without breaking the shape as shown in FIG. These sushi rice (9) can be provided as nigiri sushi if a sushi utensil (17) is put on it. The extruded material (11) and the pressed material (14) constitute a sushi rice take-out tool.

[0014]

[Effects of the Invention] This invention is based on a sushi 1
A sushi rice container in which individual rice is stored, the sushi rice container comprising a container body concavely formed in a grid shape in a vertical and horizontal direction and a lid covered by the container body, and each of the container body The bottom of the sushi rice accommodating portion is a curved portion curved upward in the container, and a concave portion is formed at an edge portion of the container main body and a part of a boundary portion where the sushi rice accommodating portions are adjacent to each other, The body is a sushi rice container formed with a sushi rice holder shape ridge having a periphery corresponding to the periphery of each of the sushi rice containers, and sushi rice from the sushi rice container according to claim 1. A sushi rice take-out tool for taking out, the fitting protrusions projecting into the respective curved portions of the bottom of the sushi rice container at a position corresponding to the curved portion of the bottom of the sushi rice container. The formed extruded material and the sushi rice storage units of the sushi rice storage container The sushi rice container is a sushi rice take-out tool composed of a pressing member in which a vertical bar and a horizontal bar are laid in a lattice so as to abut on an adjacent boundary portion. Multiple sushi rice containers ...
Are stacked and shipped in a cardboard box (not shown) or the like, and the sushi rice container is pushed down in the storage portion due to vibration during transportation and the sushi rice storage container being stacked. Even when the bottom portion of each sushi rice container of the container body is curved upward in the container, the curved portion is formed by extruding the fitting convex portion that protrudes into each curved portion of the bottom portion of the sushi rice container and the extruded material. The sushi 1 of the container body is used with or without using a pressing member in which the vertical bar and the horizontal bar are assembled in a lattice so that the sushi rice accommodating portions come into contact with the adjacent boundary portion.
The sushi rice can be easily and easily taken out of the sushi rice storage section in which individual rice is stored.

[0020]

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a sushi rice container according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view of the extruded material which comes into contact with the sushi rice accommodating section.

FIG. 3 is a bottom view of the container body viewed from the bottom.

FIG. 4 is a partial cross-sectional side view of the sushi rice accommodating portion of the container main body accommodating sushi rice and the extruded material before abutting on the sushi rice accommodating portion.

FIG. 5 is a plan view of the pressing member.

FIG. 6 is a partial cross-sectional side view of the sushi rice accommodating portion of the container main body accommodating the sushi rice and the extruded material after contacting the sushi rice accommodating portion.

FIG. 7 is a side view showing the sushi rice accommodating portion of the container main body accommodating the sushi rice, and the state of the extruded material and the pressing material when the sushi rice is brought into contact with the sushi rice accommodating portion.

FIG. 8 is a side view of the sushi rice accommodating portion in which sushi rice is accommodated in the container body and the extruded material after the sushi rice is brought into contact with the sushi rice accommodating portion.

FIG. 9 shows nigiri sushi with ingredients on sushi rice.

FIGS. 10 and 11 are explanatory diagrams of a conventional example.

[Explanation of symbols]

 (1) ... Sushi rice container (2) ... Container body (3) ... Lid (4) ... Sushi rice container (6) ... Boundary part (7) ... Edge (8) ... Recess (10) ... Mating convex part (11)… Extrusion material (14)… Pressing material

Claims (2)

(57) [Scope of request for utility model registration] 1. A sushi rice accommodating portion for accommodating one sushi rice in a thin plate made of a synthetic resin is composed of a container body recessed in a grid shape in a vertical and horizontal direction, and a lid covered by the container body. Sushi rice container, wherein the bottom of each sushi rice container of the container body is a curved portion curved upward in the container, and the edge of the container body and the sushi rice container are adjacent to each other. A sushi rice storage container in which a recess is formed in a part of a boundary portion, and the lid is formed with a sushi rice holder-shaped ridge having a periphery corresponding to a periphery of each of the sushi rice storage portions. 2. A sushi rice container according to claim 1,
A sushi rice take-out tool for taking out cooked rice, wherein fitting projections that protrude into respective curved portions at the bottom of the sushi rice container correspond to the curved portions at the bottom of the sushi rice container. Extruded material and the sushi rice collection
A sushi rice pick-up device comprising a pressing member in which a vertical bar and a horizontal bar are laid in a lattice so that the sushi rice accommodating portions of the container come into contact with adjacent boundaries.