JP3173384U - Go tools - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a go tool capable of easily identifying a place where a meteorite can be hit and a place where a hit can be made at a glance, and easily judging victory or defeat.
SOLUTION: A go tool 1 is composed of a grid 2, a meteorite 3, and a mark member 4, and a mark holding portion 23 for holding the mark member 4 at each intersection of lines constituting the grid of the grid 2 is provided. The mark member 4 has a held portion held by the mark holding portion 23.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a go tool excellent for self-study and learning.

  Conventionally, Go has been performed as a game played by two people. Go is a game where two players strike each other and compete for each other's territory. As a tool for performing this go, for example, a go board as disclosed in Patent Document 1 is known.

  By the way, Go is a game that has been popular for a long time, but there is a problem that beginners and children cannot easily learn because the rules are complicated. In order to solve this problem, a learning material such as that disclosed in Patent Document 2 is known. However, the learning material of Patent Document 2 learns various procedures such as go stones and hand muscles, and is premised on learning Go rules.

  According to the rules of Go, it is difficult to determine where the meteorite must not be hit, that is, where the starting prohibited point is, and this has been a factor that prevents beginners and children from enjoying Go. Furthermore, when the game is over, each player's score is calculated from the territory or ground surrounded by meteorites and the meteorite taken from the opponent. It was difficult to distinguish, and it was a factor that impressed Go to be difficult.

JP 2004-261543 A JP 2006-141914 A

  The present invention pays attention to the above-described situation, and an object thereof is to provide a go tool that can easily recognize a place where a meteorite can be hit and a place where it cannot be hit at a glance, and can easily determine whether or not it is possible.

  The structure of the present invention made for the purpose of solving the above-mentioned problems is a go tool composed of a board, a meteorite, and a mark member, and the board is arranged at each intersection of lines constituting a grid on the board. It has a mark holding part for holding a mark member, and the mark member has a held part held by the mark holding part.

  In the Go tool of the present invention, the mark holding part is constituted by a hole provided on the board, and the held part is constituted by a protruding member for inserting the mark member into the hole, The mark member may be held on the grid by inserting the member into the hole.

  In the go tool of the present invention, the mark member is composed of an identification part for identifying a player and a pillar part extending downward from the identification part, and the lower end side of the pillar part is used as the protruding member in the hole. It is preferable to insert.

  In the go tool of the present invention, the pillar portion may have a flange-like flange on the upper end side of the protruding member.

  In the go tool of the present invention, it is preferable that the mark member is colored with the same color as the meteorite.

  In the go tool of the present invention, the grid is a plate-like member having a substantially rectangular shape in plan view, and the grid and the mark holding part may be provided on both sides of the grid.

  The Go tool of the present invention may be configured such that one side of the board is 7 roadbed and the other side is 9 roadbed.

  With the go tool of the present invention, it is possible to understand at a glance that a meteorite cannot be hit at the position where the mark member is placed by holding the mark member at a place that becomes the ground for each player. Furthermore, at the end of the event, it is possible to easily determine the victory or defeat by summing the number of landmark members and the number of meteorites taken from the opponent.

It is a perspective view which shows an example of this invention. It is a figure which shows the grid 2 which comprises an example of this invention, (a) is a top view, (b) is a bottom view. It is a figure which shows the marking member 4 which comprises an example of this invention, (a) is a front view, (b) is a side view. It is a figure which shows the use condition in an example of this invention, (a) is a top view which shows one use condition, (b) It is a top view which shows the other use condition which expressed the mark member 4 in the bird's-eye view state.

Hereinafter, an example of an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
As shown in FIG. 1, the go tool 1 according to an example of the embodiment of the present invention is composed of a board 2, a meteorite 3, and a mark member 4.

The grid 2 is a substantially rectangular plate member formed by resin molding as shown in FIG. 2, and vertical lines 21 and horizontal lines 22 are drawn on the plane and the bottom, respectively, forming a grid of the grid. . In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2A, seven vertical lines 21 and seven horizontal lines 22 are drawn on the plane of the grid 2, and on the bottom surface, as shown in FIG. Nine are drawn at equal pitches.
In addition, at the intersections of the vertical lines 21 and the horizontal lines 22, holes 23 are provided for inserting mark members 4 to be described later in directions perpendicular to the plane of the grid.

The meteorite 3 is composed of two types of stones, aoishi 3a and akaishi 3b, and each meteorite 3 is made of a substantially disk-shaped member as shown in FIG. In the Go tool in the present embodiment, the player advances the game by alternately placing his own meteorite 3a or 3b at the intersection of the board 2.
In this embodiment, the meteorite 3 has two types of aoishi 3a and akaishi 3b, but any color may be used as long as the identification is possible. Kuroishi and Shiroishi may be used in the same way as ordinary meteorites, or a pattern or pattern for identifying the player may be attached.

As with the meteorite 3, the mark member 4 is composed of two types of members, a blue mark member 4a and a red mark member 4b. As shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, each mark member 4 includes a substantially disc-shaped identification portion 41 and a columnar column portion 42 extending downward from the identification portion 41.
A flange 43 is formed below the column part 42, and a lower part of the flange 43 constitutes a protruding member 44. The diameter of the protruding member 44 is substantially the same as the diameter of the hole 23 of the board 2, and the mark member 4 can be held at the intersection of the board 2 by inserting the protruding member 44 into the hole 23 of the board 2. . At this time, since the flange 43 is provided in the column portion 42, the mark member 4 is necessary because the flange 43 functions as a stopper even when the depth of the hole 23 of the grid is deeper than the length of the protruding portion 44. As described above, the penetration into the hole 23 is prevented. Further, the flange 43 can prevent the mark member 4 from falling down and coming off from the grid 2 when the mark member 4 is inserted into the hole 23.

When performing go using the go tool 1 of this embodiment, it is first determined whether to use the plane of the board or the bottom. The plane is a so-called seven roadbed in which seven vertical lines 21 and seven horizontal lines 22 are drawn, and the bottom is a so-called nine roadbed in which nine lines are drawn. Since the number of intersections is smaller than that of a normal go board, one game can be performed in a short time, and learning can be repeated.
In this embodiment, even a child can enjoy Go, so the plane is 7 roadbeds and the bottom is 9 roadbeds, but this may be 19 roadbeds in the same way as normal Go. The number of intersections on the Go board 2 may be appropriately selected according to the age, skill, etc. of the target player.

  After determining the surface of the board 2 to be used, the two players place their own meteorites 3a or 3b alternately at the intersections of the board 2 to advance the game.

The progress of Go can be performed based on the normal Go rules. That is, as shown in FIG. 4A, the meteorite 3 becomes that of the opponent when all the intersections on the front, rear, left and right of the meteorite 3 are blocked by the opponent's meteorite 3 and are removed from the board 2. .
Since the intersection point surrounded by the opponent's meteorite 3 is a so-called start prohibition point, a new meteorite 3 cannot be placed here. When the meteorite 3 is removed from this intersection point, as shown in FIG. 4B, it is possible to easily determine where the starting point is prohibited by placing the other marker member 4 instead.

  In addition, the so-called ground intersection where each player surrounds the front, rear, left and right with his own meteorite 3 can be used as the score source of each player. The point calculation can be easily performed by placing each mark member 4 at the time when the intersection is surrounded by the meteorite 3. Moreover, although the opponent's meteorite 3 cannot usually be placed at this intersection, it can be easily determined that the meteorite 3 cannot be placed because the mark member 4 is placed.

Go using the go tool of the present embodiment proceeds in the above procedure, and the game ends when there is no intersection where the player places the meteorite.
When the game is completed, the score can be easily calculated by adding up the number of the respective marking members 4 and the acquired number of the meteorites 3 of the other party.

According to the present embodiment, by placing the mark member at the intersection where the opponent's meteorite was taken and the intersection surrounded by his own meteorite 3, the intersection where the meteorite should not be new can be clarified. Further, when the game is completed, the score can be calculated only by summing up the number of the marking members 4 and the number of meteorites 3 taken, so that it is possible to easily determine the victory or defeat.
As a result, even beginners and children can enjoy Go with complicated rules, and can learn Go rules by using Go tools of this embodiment.

The configuration of the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment.
For example, in the present embodiment, the grid is a plate-shaped member formed by resin molding, but the configuration of the grid is not limited to this as long as the mark member can be held. For example, the board may be made of wood instead of resin, or may be composed of a magnetic sheet member. When the grid is composed of a magnetic sheet member, it is possible to hold the mark member on the sheet member by providing a magnet at the lower part of the mark member instead of forming the mark member so as to be inserted into the sheet member. .
Further, in the present embodiment, the meteorite 3 has two types of aoishi 3a and akaishi 3b, but any color may be used as long as the player can be identified. You may make it identify this not with a color but with a pattern and the shape of the meteorite 3 itself.
Since it is sufficient that the player can be identified with respect to the shape of the mark member 4, the identification unit 41 may not have a disk shape, and may have a shape imitating a flag, for example. Moreover, you may change a shape for every player. In this embodiment, the color is the same as that of the meteorite 3. However, the color is not limited to this, and a pattern or the like may be provided in addition to the color.
Other specific configurations are not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

1 Go tool 2 Go board 3 Meteorite 4 Marking member

Claims (7)

A go tool consisting of a board, a meteorite, and a landmark member,
The grid has a mark holding portion for holding the mark member at each intersection of lines constituting the grid on the board,
The go tool, wherein the mark member has a held portion held by the mark holding portion. The said mark holding part is comprised from the hole provided on the said board,
The held portion is composed of a protruding member for inserting the mark member into the hole,
The go tool according to claim 1, wherein the mark member is held on the grid by inserting the protruding member into the hole. The mark member is composed of an identification unit for identifying a player and a column part extending downward from the identification unit,
The go tool according to claim 2, wherein a lower end side of the column portion is inserted into the hole as the projecting member.   The go tool according to claim 3, wherein the pillar portion has a flange-like flange on an upper end side of the projecting member.   The go tool according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the mark member is colored in the same color as the meteorite.   The go tool according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the grid is a plate-like member having a substantially rectangular shape in plan view, and the grid and the mark holding part are provided on both sides of the grid.   The go tool according to claim 6, wherein one side of the board is a 7 roadbed and the other side is a 9 roadbed.