JP3192418U - schedule book - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To formulate and manage a schedule while referring or checking an annual calendar, annual / monthly / weekly schedules, daily schedules, etc. at a glance without turning pages. I will provide a. SOLUTION: An annual calendar page 14, a monthly page 31, and a weekly page 36 are provided, and many rectangular sheets are bound on one side. On the free side of the front page side paper of the two sheets forming the double-page spread, the paper displaying the annual calendar page 14 on the back side is foldably connected. Paper 32 for displaying the monthly page 31 on the front surface is foldably connected to the free side of the back page side paper of the two sheets forming the other double-page spread. The weekly page 36 is displayed on the surface of the back page side paper 37 of the two sheets forming the other two-page spread. [Selection diagram] FIG. 12

Description

  The present invention relates to a schedule book in which measures for making it possible to efficiently and conveniently develop and manage annual (monthly) and weekly (planned) schedules and daily schedules (planned).

  Conventionally, there are pocket notebooks, system notebooks that can replenish and reduce the number of sheets, and schedule books that bind various sizes of paper such as A5 size and B5 size. It was done.

  Further, as a preceding example, there is a paper in which many bound sheets are classified into an action list part, an explanation part, and a schedule part (see, for example, Patent Document 1). For example, when scheduling wedding preparations using the schedule book according to the preceding example, the action items necessary for wedding preparation are listed in the action list part, and detailed explanations of each action item are provided in the explanation part. It is possible to list up and write the schedule of the day for each day in the schedule section.

  As another prior example, a schedule book for easily managing a short-term schedule within one week is known (for example, see Patent Document 2). In this system, a schedule can be written on a plurality of sheets (sheets) arranged so as to be foldable across a fold line.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-42872 JP 2011-511145 A

  Conventionally known schedule books generally have an annual calendar, and it is possible to formulate and manage annual schedules, monthly schedules, weekly schedules, daily schedules, etc. Yes.

  However, this type of schedule book can be used to create and manage monthly, weekly, and daily schedules while referring to the annual calendar. Because it was not possible to refer to the schedule etc. at a glance at a glance, there is a hassle of having to repeat the operation of turning the target page many times, which causes the schedule to be overlooked or forgotten There was something to do.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and it is possible to refer to or check an annual calendar, annual / monthly / weekly schedules, daily schedules, and other pages at a glance without turning the pages. However, an object is to provide a schedule book in which measures are taken that enable the formulation and management of a schedule.

  The schedule book according to the present invention includes an annual calendar page that displays an annual calendar that displays at least one year of the lunar calendar, a monthly page that can divide the schedule of one month by day, and a weekly calendar page. It is provided with a weekly page that can be described by dividing the schedule for each day, and many rectangular sheets are bound on one side. In addition, the annual calendar page, the monthly page, and the above page are formed on the surface of the two sheets of paper that forms the spread page and the surface of the sheet that is connected to the free side of one of the two sheets. Each weekly page is displayed separately.

  In the present invention, the paper on which the above-mentioned annual calendar page is displayed on the back side of the paper on the front page side of the two sheets forming the spread page is foldable continuously with respect to the paper on the front page. In addition, a sheet that displays the monthly page on the front side of the free sheet of the rear page side sheet of the two sheets forming the other spread pages is connected to the rear page side sheet so as to be foldable. In addition, the weekly page is displayed on the surface of the rear page side sheet of the two sheets forming another two-page spread, and the annual calendar page is the page before the monthly page. The pages that display the pages are closed, and the monthly pages are displayed in the order in which the monthly pages come before the weekly pages. That the paper is summed closed, it is possible to adopt a configuration that.

  In the schedule book having the above configuration, it extends over the back side of the front page side paper on which the paper for displaying the annual calendar page is continuously provided and the front side of the rear page side paper that forms a spread page together with the front page side paper. In addition, it is desirable to display an annual schedule page in which a one-year schedule can be written on a daily basis on a monthly basis.

  Further, in the present invention, it is desirable that a monthly action schedule page on which the action schedule for one month can be listed is displayed on the back side of the sheet displaying the monthly page on the front surface.

  Furthermore, in the present invention, it is desirable that a memo page displaying ruled lines is displayed on the previous page-side paper that forms a spread page together with the weekly page.

  Specific usage and operation of the schedule book having the above-described configuration will be clarified by the description of an embodiment described later.

  According to the schedule book according to the present invention, it is possible to formulate a schedule while referring to or confirming at a glance, without turning the page, pages that depend on the annual calendar, annual / monthly / weekly schedules, and daily schedules. Because it becomes possible to manage, not only will it be difficult to overlook and forget schedules such as action schedules, it is also easy to handle, and schedule creation and management can be done easily and accurately The effect of becoming

It is a perspective explanatory view which illustrated the whole schedule book composition concerning an embodiment of the present invention. It is a top view of the schedule book which showed the cover page. It is the top view which showed the facing page. It is the top view which showed other spread pages. It is the top view which showed other spread pages. It is the top view which showed other spread pages. It is the top view which showed other spread pages. It is the top view which showed other spread pages. It is the top view which showed other spread pages. It is the top view which showed other spread pages. It is the top view which showed the back cover. It is the top view which showed the specific spread page. It is the top view which showed another specific spread page. FIG. 10 is a schematic perspective view illustrating a state in which another sheet is sandwiched between folded sheets.

  FIG. 1 is an explanatory perspective view illustrating the entire configuration of a schedule book according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in the figure, this schedule book is an annual schedule paper group 110 that is a set of sheets for writing a cover and an annual schedule, and a previous year schedule that is a set of sheets for writing a schedule at the end of the previous fiscal year. A sheet group 120, a current year schedule sheet group 130 that is a set of sheets for writing the current year schedule, a back cover 170, and the like are provided. The current year's scheduled paper group 130 is composed of a set of monthly scheduled paper groups 140, 150, and 160 that are grouped for each month, such as January, February, March, ... December. Has been. Further, all the sheets constituting the schedule book have a rectangular shape of A5 size, and are bound in an overlapping manner in a left-closed manner with the front side facing the cover side on one side. In FIG. 1, one side as a binding position C of each sheet is indicated by a double line. In the following description, the current year is set to the year 2015 (2015), the previous year is set to the year 2014 (2014), and the next year is set to the year 2016 (2016).

  First, matters relating to the annual scheduled paper group 110 shown in FIG. 1 will be described with reference to FIGS.

  FIG. 2 is a plan view of the schedule book showing the cover page. As shown in the figure, on the cover page, for example, “2015 MOMENT” is printed and displayed. On the free side of the paper 11 with this cover page on the front (the side opposite to the binding point C), the lunar calendar page for each year of the previous year (2014) and the next year (2016) is on the surface. The paper 12 provided is continuously provided via the fold line 13 so as to be foldable toward the front side or the back side. The fold line 13 is not actually displayed. When the paper 12 is folded to the back side of the paper 11, only the A5 size cover page can be seen.

  FIG. 3 is a plan view showing a spread page in a state where the sheets 11 and 12 shown in FIG. 2 are turned leftward. In this spread state, an annual calendar page 14 and an annual schedule page 15 displaying the lunar calendar for one year of the current year (2015) can be seen. The annual calendar page 14 is formed by the back surface of the paper 12 shown in FIG. The annual schedule page 15 following the right side of the annual calendar page 14 is formed over two spread pages, and the previous page is assigned the January-June portion of the annual schedule page 15, and the subsequent page is the annual schedule page. Fifteen July to December are allocated. The pages assigned for 1 to 6 months are formed by the back surface of the paper 11 shown in FIG. 1, and the pages assigned for 7 to 12 months are formed by the front surface of another paper 16. ing. In the annual schedule page 15 in the illustrated example, the writing fields partitioned by month with vertical ruled lines are arranged in the horizontal direction, and the writing fields for each month are partitioned by ruled lines in date order and arranged in the vertical direction. With this configuration, a one-year schedule can be written on a daily basis on a monthly basis. In addition, when the paper 12 is folded to the back side of the paper 11, pages assigned for 1 to 6 months are covered by the paper 12, while the previous year and the next fiscal year displayed on the surface of the paper 12 are covered. You can see the lunar calendar page for each year. If the paper 12 is folded to the front side of the paper 11 and cannot be seen, only the spread page is displayed, so that only the annual schedule page 15 can be seen.

  FIG. 4 is a plan view showing a spread page in a state where the paper 16 shown in FIG. 3 is turned leftward. As shown in the figure, in this spread state, the annual plan writing column 17 formed over two pages can be seen. In the illustrated example, the annual plan writing column 17 is partitioned by ruled line for each month, and the portion for 1 to 6 months is assigned to the previous page, and the portion for 7 to 12 months is assigned to the subsequent page. The previous page displaying the annual plan writing column 17 for January to June is formed by the back surface of the paper 16 shown in FIG. 3, and displays the annual plan writing column 17 for July to December. The subsequent page is formed by the surface of another sheet 18.

Next, items related to the previous year's scheduled paper group 120 shown in FIG. 1 will be described with reference to FIG.
FIG. 5 is a plan view showing a spread page in a state where the paper 18 shown in FIG. 4 is turned leftward. As shown in the figure, in this spread state, the monthly page 21 for December of the previous year formed by the back surface of the paper 18 can be seen. In the monthly page 21, a schedule for one month can be described separately for each day. The monthly page 21 is preferably configured by, for example, individually assigning dates for one month in the order of date to a rectangular writing field partitioned by grid-like ruled lines as shown in FIG.

  In FIG. 5, a page adjacent to the monthly page 21 for December of the previous year across the binding position C is a notebook-type memo page 22 displaying a horizontal ruled line. The memo page 22 is formed by the surface of another sheet 23.

  In this embodiment, the previous year scheduled paper group 120 is configured by a set of paper 18 forming the monthly page 21 for December of the previous year and paper 23 forming the memo page 22. However, the previous year scheduled paper group 120 may include the monthly page and the memo page for November of the previous year, or may further include the monthly page and the memo page for October of the previous year. Good. In these cases, it is desirable that the monthly page and the memo page can be viewed on a spread page at a time.

  Next, matters relating to the current year's scheduled paper group 130 shown in FIG. 1 will be described with reference to FIGS.

  In the spread page shown in FIG. 5, the schedule for one month of the current fiscal year (fiscal 2016) is described for each day in the free side of the paper 23 forming the memo page 22 as the subsequent page. A paper 32 that displays a monthly page 31 that can be printed on the front side is provided in a foldable manner toward the front side or the back side via a fold line 33. The fold line 33 is not actually displayed. In the monthly monthly page 31 shown in FIG. 5, the schedule for one month in January can be described separately for each day. The monthly page 31 is preferably configured by, for example, individually assigning dates for one month in the order of date to a rectangular writing field partitioned by grid-like ruled lines as shown in FIG. When the paper 32 is folded to the back side of the paper 23, only the monthly page 21 and the memo page 22 for December of the previous year can be seen. Further, when the paper 32 is folded to the front surface side of the paper 23, the monthly action schedule page 34 (the page 34 will be described later with reference to FIG. 6) covered with the memo page 22 and covered on the back surface of the paper 32. And only the monthly page 31 for December of the previous year becomes visible.

  FIG. 6 is a plan view showing a spread page with the sheets 23 and 32 shown in FIG. 5 turned to the left. On this spread page, a monthly action schedule page 34, a memo page 35, and a weekly page 36 can be seen.

  The monthly action schedule page 34 is formed by the back surface of the paper 32 shown in FIG. The monthly action schedule page 34 in the illustrated example is formed by dividing a writing column into two columns and multiple rows by horizontal ruled lines, and displaying a check box in each writing column. The memo page 35 is formed by the back surface of the paper 23 shown in FIG. The weekly page 36 is formed by the surface of another sheet 37, and the schedule for one week can be described separately for each day. On the weekly page 36 in the example shown in the drawing, five writing fields divided by the vertical ruled lines for each day from Monday to Friday are arranged in the horizontal direction at the top of the page, and the time is displayed with the horizontal ruled lines corresponding to each day. The writing fields are arranged vertically. In addition, two writing fields divided on Saturday and Sunday by vertical ruled lines are arranged in the horizontal direction at the bottom of the page. When the paper 32 is folded to the front side of the paper 23 in this spread state, the memo page 35 is covered with the paper 32, while the monthly page for January displayed on the front surface of the paper 32 is displayed on the spread page. 31 and the weekly page 36 become visible.

  FIG. 7 is a plan view showing a spread page with the paper 37 shown in FIG. 6 turned to the left. On this spread page, a memo page 38 and a weekly page 39 can be seen. The memo page 38 is formed by the back surface of the paper 37 shown in FIG. 6, and is formed in a notebook type with a horizontal ruled line displayed. The weekly page 39 is formed by the surface of another sheet 40. The weekly page 39 can describe the weekly schedule following the weekly page 36 shown in FIG. Accordingly, only the date is different, and the other configuration is the same as the weekly page 36 shown in FIG. Although not shown, weekly pages for other dates belonging to January are also provided as shown in FIG.

  FIG. 8 is a plan view showing a spread page in a state where the paper 41 on which the weekly page one week before the last week in January is displayed is turned to the left. On this spread page, you can see the memo page 42 and the weekly page 43 of the last week of January. The memo page 42 is formed by the back surface of the paper 41, and the weekly page 43 is formed by the surface of another paper 44. Further, the memo page 42 and the weekly page 43 in FIG. 8 are the same as those shown in FIG. 7 except that the dates are different.

  In the spread page shown in FIG. 8, a monthly page in which a schedule for one month in February can be described separately for each day on the free side of the paper 44 forming the weekly page 43 which is the subsequent page. A sheet 46 displaying 45 on the front surface is continuously provided via a fold line 47 so as to be foldable toward the front side or the back side. The fold line 47 is not actually displayed. In the February monthly page 45 shown in FIG. 8, the schedule for one month in February can be described separately for each day. The monthly page 45 has the same configuration as the monthly page 31 shown in FIG.

  FIG. 9 shows a spread page with the paper 44 forming the weekly page 43 of the last week of January and the paper 46 (see FIG. 8) displaying the monthly page 45 of February being turned leftward. It is the top view shown. In the spread page, a monthly action schedule page 48 in February, a memo page 49, and a weekly page 50 can be seen.

  The monthly action schedule page 48 is formed by the back surface of the paper 46, and the configuration thereof is the same as that of the monthly action schedule page 34 in January shown in FIG. The memo page 49 is formed by the back surface of the paper 44, and the configuration is the same as that of the memo page 35 for January shown in FIG. The weekly page 50 is formed by the surface of another sheet 53, and its configuration is the same as the weekly page 36 of FIG. When the paper 46 is folded to the back side of the paper 44 in the spread state of FIG. 9, the memo page 49 is covered and only the February monthly page 45 and the weekly page 50 can be seen. When the paper 46 is folded to the front side of the paper 44, the paper 46 is covered with the paper 44 so that only the memo page 49 and the weekly page 50 are visible. Although not shown, weekly pages for other days belonging to February are also provided in the same manner as shown in FIG. Also, from March to December, a monthly page, a monthly action schedule page, a memo page, and a weekly page are provided, as in the case of January and February.

  FIG. 10 is a plan view showing a spread page in a state where the paper 54 forming the weekly page of the last week of December is turned leftward. In this spread page, the memo pages 51 and 52 can be viewed over two pages. The memo page 51 of the previous page is formed by the back surface of the paper 54 forming the weekly page of the last week in December. Further, the memo page 52 of the subsequent page is formed by the surface of another sheet 55. The spread page shown in FIG. 10 is provided over several pages.

  FIG. 11 is a plan view showing the back cover in a state where the paper 56 forming the memo page of the final page is turned leftward and closed. As shown in the figure, the back surface of the back cover 70 can be seen in a state where the paper forming the memo page of the final page is closed.

  Next, specific examples of usage and operation of the schedule book configured as described above will be described with reference to FIGS.

  FIG. 12 is a plan view showing a specific spread page. In the spread state of the figure, the annual calendar page 14 of the current year is displayed by turning the left side of the binding position C with the papers 11 and 12 shown in FIG. 2 unfolded, and the back side of the paper 23 shown in FIG. It is obtained by displaying the monthly page 31 and the weekly page 36 on the spread page by turning the sheet 32 folded sideward together with the sheet 23 to the left side of the binding position C. In this spread state, the annual calendar page 14, the monthly monthly page 31, and the weekly page 36 can be viewed at a glance. Therefore, while observing the annual calendar, formulate the schedule for January, confirm the schedule already described, further formulate the weekly schedule on the weekly page 36, confirm the schedule already described, etc. Can be done at a glance at a glance. In other words, “visualization of the schedule” is achieved for each month and for each day of the week.

  FIG. 13 is a plan view showing another specific spread page. In the spread state of the figure, by folding the paper 12 shown in FIG. 12 to the front side of the paper 32, the monthly page 31 and the weekly page 36 in January can be seen at a glance at a spread page. This is an example. Even in this spread state, “visualization of schedule” is achieved for each month and for each day of the week.

  In the schedule book of the above-described embodiment, the paper continuously provided on the free side of the specific paper, for example, the paper 12 shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the paper 32 shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, and FIGS. In the unfolded state, the papers 46 shown in FIG. 6 are projected to the left or right side of the papers on which they are connected, but they can be prevented from protruding by being folded. Therefore, by expanding or folding as necessary, the pages necessary for formulating or confirming the schedule can be viewed at a glance at a glance along with other pages in the spread state. There is a convenience that it can be folded.

  Further, as shown in the schematic perspective view of FIG. 14, for example, another sheet or sheets are sandwiched between the folded sheet 12 and the sheet 11 to which the sheet 12 is connected. There is also the convenience that it becomes possible not to become.

14 year calendar page 31, 44 Monthly page 36, 39, 42, 49 Weekly page 11, 12, 16, 18, 23, 32, 37, 40, 41, 44, 46, 53-56 paper 15 year schedule page 34, 47 Monthly action schedule pages 35, 38, 41, 48, 51, 52 Memo pages

Claims (5)

An annual calendar page that displays an annual calendar that displays at least one year's lunar calendar, a monthly page that can be used to describe one-month schedules by day, and a weekly schedule that is split by day A schedule book that has a weekly page that can be printed, and is formed by binding many rectangular sheets on one side.
The annual calendar page, the monthly page, and the weekly page are formed on the surface of two sheets forming a spread page and the surface of the sheet connected to the free side of one of the two sheets. A schedule book that is displayed separately. A paper for displaying the above-mentioned annual calendar page on the back side of the two pages forming the spread page on the free side of the paper is continuously provided so as to be foldable with respect to the paper on the previous page.
A sheet displaying the monthly page on the front side of the free side of the rear page side sheet of the two sheets forming the other spread pages is connected to the rear page side sheet so as to be foldable.
Furthermore, the above weekly page is displayed on the surface of the rear page side sheet of the two sheets forming another two spread pages,
The papers that display the pages in the order in which the annual calendar page is in front of the monthly page are closed, and the pages in the order in which the monthly page is in front of the weekly page are displayed. The schedule book according to claim 1, wherein a sheet for displaying is closed.   The monthly schedule is divided into a monthly basis across the back side of the front page side paper on which the paper for displaying the annual calendar page is continuously provided and the front side of the rear page side paper that forms a spread page together with the front page side paper. The schedule book according to claim 2, wherein an annual schedule page that can be written for each day is displayed.   The monthly action schedule page on which the action schedule for one month can be listed is displayed on the back surface of the paper displaying the monthly page on the front side. The listed schedule book.   The schedule book according to any one of claims 2 to 4, wherein a memo page displaying ruled lines is displayed on the back surface of the previous page-side paper that forms a spread page together with the weekly page.

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