JP2654759B2 - Paper - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

The present invention relates to, those related to the bosom paper, which is used as one of the tea utensils, etc. tea ceremony.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a conventional sashimi paper 21 of this kind. The thickness of the pocket paper 21 is not shown because the material is thin as is well known. A paper sheet 21 used as one of tea ceremony tools in a tea ceremony or the like is generally formed in a rectangular shape close to a regular square. Then, it can be folded back from both sides at a central portion 22 shown by a dashed line in FIG. 4 and is brought in advance in a shape as shown in FIG. In general, many papers 21 are sold as one set, and a person going to a tea ceremony bundles some papers 21 in advance and puts them on the chest of a kimono.

[0005] As is well known, the above-mentioned pocket paper 21 is a tea ceremony in which several sheets are placed in a folded state in a tea ceremony, and a tea confectionery such as Japanese confectionery is placed on the top pocket paper 21. Then, the tea confectionery is cut with a toothpick or a black sponge, and the remainder is wrapped in a piece of paper, or the used paper 21 is put aside. In addition, the pocket paper 21 is used also when a toothpick or a black toothbrush is put in advance. Further, in the case of dark tea, the person who drank tea first may use the pocket paper 21 to wipe the edge of the bowl. In addition, when a tea cloth is to be prepared and prepared separately, the tea cloth 21 is also used.

[0004]

By the way, the sashimi paper 21 has conventionally been made of only Japanese paper. However, the sashimi paper 21 can be used to wrap tea confections called wet confectionery in summer or the like, or to use a slightly wet (moist) tea wrapping paper. If the paper is put inside the paper, the paper 21 made of Japanese paper absorbs water, so that there is a problem that colored water stains expensive kimonos especially in the case of tea confectionery.

Therefore, in order to solve the above-mentioned problem, it has already been provided that a waterproof sheet-like film is formed on the inner surface of the papermaking paper 21 in a laminated structure with Japanese paper. However, when the sheet-like film made of synthetic resin and the Japanese paper have a laminated structure, there is a problem that the odor of the sheet-like film drifts and gives a user discomfort. In particular, since a large number of pocket papers 21 are in one set as described above, the odor becomes extremely strong when the seal is opened, and the discomfort is increased. In addition, even if the laminated paperboard has a waterproof structure, the conventional paperboard 21 is a single sheet of paperpaper 21 as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, so that tea confectionery, toothpick, tea cloth, etc. do not fall. Must be wrapped carefully and securely.

Therefore, a bag wrapping paper having the above-mentioned functions is provided. FIG. 6 shows a perspective view of the bag pocket paper 23, in which the pocket paper is formed in a bag shape. Note that this type of bag wrapping paper 23 is normally used for kaiseki, etc., and is not used for tea ceremonies. In addition, for ease of understanding, the figure is shown in an inflated state with air inside. This bag pocket paper 23 cuts a base material 24 having a laminated structure of Japanese paper and a waterproof sheet-like film into a rectangle,
Both sides of the base material 24 are folded inward, and the ends are bonded to each other. This bonding portion is 25 shown in FIG. In addition, substrate 2
An opening 27 is formed by closing one end of the base 4 with a bonding portion 26 to which the bonding is performed, and opening only the other end. Here, in order to make the bag pocket paper 23 into a bag-like shape, a substantially U-shaped folded portion 28 is formed in the middle of the base material 24, and a space is formed inside by the width of the folded portion 28, and food and the like are put therein. It has become.

In order to allow the rest of the tea confectionery to be smoothly put in the tea ceremony, a bag pocket paper 23 is prepared separately from the pocket paper 21 shown in FIGS.
And put the rest of the tea confectionery. In other words, when it is inconvenient to use the paper 21 shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 to finish the remaining tea confectionery, a bag paper 23 as shown in FIG. 6 is separately prepared and used. Therefore, there is a problem that two types of papers must be prepared at the tea ceremony, ie, the papers 21 shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 and the bag papers 23 shown in FIG.

FIG. 7 is a view of the bag pocket paper 23 as viewed from the opening 27 side.
4 layers in the flattened state due to
The portion of No. 5 also has four layers by folding back the end of the base material 24. For this reason, in the case where some bags 23 are bundled and prepared at a tea ceremony or the like, the thickness becomes considerable.

The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and is provided with various functions such as ordinary sash paper, sack-shaped sash paper, and even waterproofness with one kind of sash paper body, and is easy to use. it is intended to provide a good bosom paper.

[0010]

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a pocket paper according to the first aspect of the present invention, which is a square thin film base having a laminate structure of a base 3 made of a paper material and a sheet-like film 4 having a waterproof property. The material 2 is formed, and one end side of the base material 2 is folded inward to form a side piece 5, and both ends of the side piece 5 and the opposing surface of the base material 2 are bonded and stored. A part 6 is formed, and the other end side of the base material 2 is formed as a folded piece 7 so that the folded piece 7 can be freely folded on the upper surface side of the side piece 5 . Substrate 2
Formed by mixing 95% of rupe and 5% of rayon
The base 3 on the front side made of a thin film-shaped paper material
Waterproof, thin film-like sheet provided on the inner surface side of case 3
It is characterized by having a laminated structure with the film 4 .

[0011]

According to the present invention, when the kaiseki body 1 is used in a tea ceremony, the sashimi body 1 is used in the same manner as a normal sashimi.
The tea candy is placed on the folded paper body 1, and the tea candy is cut using a toothpick or a black toothbrush. Then, when the tea confectionery is left, another paper candy body 1 is taken out, the remaining tea candy is put into the storage section 6 of the paper candy body 1, and put away. Further, even when the tea confectionery does not remain, the used paper body 1 is folded and put into the storage section 6 of another paper body 1. Therefore, the storage section 6 of the paper body 1 corresponds to a conventional bag-shaped paper. Also, a paper material constituting the base material 2
Base 3 with 95% pulp and 5% rayon
Mixing to achieve a waterproof function.
It is possible to prevent the odor from diffusing from the film 4. I
Therefore, open the main body 1 consisting of many sets from the seal.
It does not give an unpleasant odor even if it strikes
Absent.

[0012]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of the paper body 1 in an opened state.
FIG. 2 shows a perspective view of the paper money main body 1 in a folded state. A base material 2 which is a main component of the papermaking main body 1 mainly used in a tea ceremony is a thin film-shaped rectangle, and the base material 2
Approximately one-third of one end in the longitudinal direction is a side piece 5, and this side piece 5 is folded inward. Then, an adhesive portion 8 is formed by bonding both ends of the folded side piece 5 and the opposing surface of the base material 2 to each other. The width of the bonding portion 8 is such that the side pieces 5 are not easily peeled off. The bonding method includes bonding with an adhesive, bonding by applying heat or pressure,
Adhesion by heating with high frequency electricity.

By folding back the side piece 5 on one end side of the base material 2, the storage portion 6 is provided between the side piece 5 and the central portion of the base material 2.
Is formed. Further, the other end of the base material 2 is formed as a folded piece 7 which can be folded at a folding line 9 shown by a dashed line in FIG. Although Figure 2 shows a kaishi body 1 with the folded said folded piece 7 on the upper surface of the housing section 6, a large number of sheets kaishi body 1 used in the normal (e.g., 30 sheets) as the one set, and Moreover, since the folded pieces 7 are opened and overlapped to fold the large number of pocket paper bodies 1 into two, the folded pieces 7 having the habit are loosely folded. FIG. 1 shows a state in which the side pieces 5 and the folded pieces 7 are bowed because the folded pieces 7 are opened and the storage section 6 is opened.

Next, the structure and materials of the paper body 1 according to the present invention will be described. FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of a main part of the base material 2 of the paperboard main body 1, and the base material 2 of the present invention has a two-layer structure. In FIG. 2, the upper surface and the inner surface of the paper body 1 are defined as the upper side and the lower side, respectively. The front side of the paper body 1 is pulp and
The base 3 is made of a paper material mixed with sorbent , and the inner surface is a waterproof sheet-like film 4 made of synthetic resin or the like. The base material 2 is formed in a laminated structure including two layers of the base 3 and the sheet-like film 4, and the base material 2 is formed into a thin film like ordinary paper.

Heretofore, conventionally, the base material 2 was a base made of a mere Japanese paper and a sheet-like film 4 having a waterproof function. In this case, however, the sheet-like film 4 made of synthetic resin was used. It smelled and gave the user discomfort. Therefore, in the present invention, in order to prevent the divergence of the smell, pulp
And it is obtained by forming a mixture of rayon, As a
Mixing Gohi 95% pulp is obtained by mixing the rayon at a rate of 5%. When pulp and rayon are mixed in the above ratio, the emission of odor from the sheet-like film 4 can be prevented, and the user does not feel discomfort due to the odor from the sheet-like film 4.

In the case where the base material 2 is formed as described above, the emission of the odor from the sheet-like film 4 can be prevented, but the pulp and the rayon cannot be clarified theoretically. As a result of conducting an experiment in which the mixing ratio was changed many times, it was possible to prevent the emission of odor at the above ratio. The ratio of the above pulp and rayon is 9
Although the ratio is 5: 5, it is not limited to this value itself, but has a certain width, and the ratio of 95: 5 is a preferable example.

As described above, the structure of the base material 2 is such that the base 3 and the sheet-like film 4 have a laminated structure.
The surface has a pattern unique to Japanese paper, and the feel when touched by hand is a little rough feel unique to Japanese paper. In addition, the main body 1
The inner surface has a smooth feel due to the synthetic resin sheet film 4.

Next, a method for manufacturing the paper body 1 of the present invention will be described. First, the base 3 having the above configuration and the sheet-like film 4 are cut into appropriate dimensions from one large sheet having a two-layer laminated structure. Then, the side piece 5 at one end of the cut base material 2 is folded inward, and both ends of the folded side piece 5 and the facing surface of the base material 2 are bonded by any of the bonding methods described above. The storage section 6 can be easily formed only by bonding the side piece 5 and the base material 2 to form the papermaking main body 1 of the present invention.

Therefore, unlike the conventional bag-shaped paper wrapper as shown in FIG. 6, the manufacture of the paper wrapper body 1 becomes very easy,
Therefore, costs can be reduced, and as a result,
Despite having many functions such as waterproofness and ease of use, it does not impose a burden on consumers.

The paper body 1 of the present invention is mainly used as one of tea utensils in a tea ceremony, and has a folded piece 7.
After a plurality of the paper-sheet main bodies 1 are stacked in a state where is opened, the entire body is folded and put in advance on the chest of the kimono. This is the same general manner of making a traditional paper. Then put the bundled kaigami body 1, put the tea candy on it, cut the candy with a toothpick or a black spoon, and if the tea candy remains, remove the remaining tea candy into the lower kaigami body 1 or another It is put into the storage section 6 of the taken-out paper body 1. Then, the folded back piece 7 of the paper body 1 is simply folded and the paper body 1 is put into a kimono or a belt.

Alternatively, a toothpick or a black toothbrush may be previously placed in the storage part 6 of the papermaking body 1, and the toothpick or the black toothpick may be taken out of the storage part 6 when used in a tea ceremony. Furthermore, in the case of dark tea, the present paper body 1 can also be used for wiping the edge of the bowl in the same manner as ordinary paper. Further, in the case of preparing a tea cloth for wiping the edge of the bowl in the case of dark tea in advance, it can be used in such a manner that it is stored in advance in the storage section 6 of the papermaking paper main body 1.

Further, since the inner surface of the papermaking body 1 of the present invention is formed with the sheet-like film 4 having waterproofness, when the tea confection is stored in the storage section 6 or when the above-mentioned tea width is wetted. Even when stored, moisture is prevented by the sheet-like membrane 4,
It does not stain expensive kimonos. Particularly, in summer or the like, so-called wet confectionery is often used, so that even if a confectionery containing a large amount of moisture is stored in the storage section 6 of the paper body 1, the expensive kimono is not stained by the sheet-like film 4.

Furthermore, the storage section 6 of the paper-making paper main body 1 of the present invention corresponds to a conventional bag-shaped paper-making paper (see FIG. 6). Thus, it is not necessary to prepare two types of ordinary paper and a bag-shaped paper, as in the conventional case, and the remaining tea confections and the like can be easily prepared simply by preparing one type of the paper body 1 having the storage section 6. You can get rid of it. Moreover, when storing tea confectionery, it is only necessary to open the folded piece 7 of another paper body 1, put the tea confection in the storage section 1 and fold the folded piece 7. There is no need to fold so as not to spill, and the storing operation is quick and the storing operation is easy. In addition, since the tea confectionery is placed in the storage section 1 and covered with the folded pieces 7, even if the paper body 1 is put in the middle of a kimono, the tea confection does not come out of the paper body 1 and thus is expensive. Does not stain the kimono.

As described above, the paper body 1 of the present invention can exhibit many functions with one kind of paper body 1 and is very convenient for tea confectionery. Also, unlike the conventional four-layer structure, since the main body 1 is a three-layer structure with three folds, the main body 1 does not become thick even when a large number of main bodies 1 are bundled. No swelling. Further, despite the structure in which the storage portion 6 is formed in the papermaking body 1, the end of one base material 2 is folded inward, and both ends of the folded side piece 5 and the opposing surface of the base material 2 are bonded. Because it is a structure that only needs to be manufactured, it can be manufactured at low cost without increasing the cost.

Although the main body 1 is mainly used in a tea ceremony as described above, it can be used not only in a tea ceremony but also in a special occasion or the like. It can also be used and is very versatile.

[0026]

According to the present invention, when the main body of the paper is used in a tea ceremony, the main body of the paper is folded back in the same manner as ordinary paper, and the confectionery is placed on the folded main body of the paper. And cut the tea confectionery using a toothpick or a black maple. Then, when the tea confectionery is left, another paper body is taken out, the remaining tea confectionery is put in the storage section of the paper body, and put away. In addition, even when the tea confectionery does not remain, the used paper-sheet body is folded and put into a storage section of another paper-sheet body. Therefore, the storage section of the paper body corresponds to a conventional bag-shaped paper. As a result, it is not necessary to prepare two types of ordinary paper and a bag-shaped paper, as in the prior art.
The remaining tea confectionery and the like can be easily put away simply by preparing a kind of kaiseki body. In addition, when storing tea confectionery, it is only necessary to open the folded piece of another paper body, put the tea confection in the storage section and fold the folded piece, so fold the paper so that the tea confection does not spill as in the conventional case There is no necessity, the storing operation is quick, and the storing operation is easy. In addition, since tea confectionery is placed in the storage section and covered with folded pieces, tea confectionery does not come out of the paper body even if the main body of the paper is put in the middle of the kimono, so that expensive kimonos can be soiled. Absent.

Further, since a waterproof sheet-like film is used as a base material of the papermaking body, even if it is a wet confectionery called a wet confectionery in summer or the like, it is impermeable to moisture and expensive. It does not stain the kimono. You can put a toothpick or black sponge for cutting tea confectionery in the storage part of the above-mentioned paper body, and it is also a waterproof sheet even if you put in a pre-moistened tea cloth used for dark tea. It is very convenient without wetting the kimono with the film. Furthermore, the paper body can be used as a conventional tea cloth. As described above, many functions can be exhibited by one kind of paper body, which is very convenient for tea confectionery. Also, unlike the conventional four-layer structure, the main body of the paper is different from the conventional four-layer structure because it is a three-fold structure. Even if a large number of paper bodies are bundled, it does not become thick, and even if you put the bundled paper on the chest, the breast may swell. Absent. Furthermore, the main body of the paper can be used not only for tea ceremony, but also for special occasions and the like, and can be used as a substitute for ordinary paper, which is very versatile. Furthermore, despite the structure in which the storage section is formed in the paper body, it is also a structure in which only one end of the base material is folded inward and both ends of the folded side piece are bonded to the opposing surface of the base material. It can be manufactured at low cost without increasing the cost. In addition, paper materials that constitute the base material
Mix 95% pulp and 5% rayon base
It is necessary to exhibit the waterproof function.
The odor can be prevented from spreading from the sheet-like film.
You. Therefore, seal the main body consisting of many sets.
It does not give an unpleasant odor even when opened.
Not even.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention in a state where a storage section of a papermaking main body is opened.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a main paper body according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of a main part of a base material of a papermaking main body according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a conventional example in a state where a general paper is opened.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a conventional example of a sash.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of another conventional bag-shaped pocket paper.

FIG. 7 is a view of a bag-shaped memorandum seen from the opening side of another conventional example.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Paper body 2 Base material 3 Base 4 Sheet-like film 5 Side piece 6 Storage section 7 Folded piece

Claims (1)

(57) [Claims] 1. A rectangular thin film base material (2) having a laminated structure of a base material (3) made of paper material and a waterproof sheet-like film (4) is formed. One end side of (2) is folded inward to form a side piece (5), and both ends of the side piece (5) and the opposing surface of the base material (2) are bonded to each other to accommodate the storage section. (6) is formed, and the other end side of the base material (2) is a folded piece (7), and the folded piece (7) can be folded back on the upper surface side of the side piece (5). 1) to form the above-mentioned main body (1).
The base material (2) is divided into 95% pulp and 5% rayon.
On the front side made of thin film-shaped paper
Base (3) and an inner surface of the base (3).
A paper having a laminated structure with a waterproof and thin film-like sheet (4) .