JP3204351U - Printed matter. - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] It is possible to easily recognize a period in which the beginning of each month is the day before the beginning of the 24th month and the end of each month is the day before the next day of the next month as a month. We provide printed materials such as calendars and notebooks that can obtain information on the zodiac signs, nine stars, six days of the week, and the age of each day. SOLUTION: The beginning of each month is the day 1 of the 24th season, and the end of each month is the day before the 1st day of the next month. This eliminates the need to turn and browse multiple pages in the calendar or notebook, and shows the zodiac signs 4, nine stars 5, six days 6 and ages 7, 8 on each day of the month, recognizing each at a glance. Arranged to be able to. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention is based on the traditions based on twenty-four syllables and the day of the next syllable from the day of syllables widely used in appraisals in the zodiac, the zodiac, the nine-star physics, the four-posted mortality, the arithmetic, etc. It relates to calendars, notebooks, and other printed materials in which the unit of one month up to the previous day (hereinafter referred to as “monthly month”) is indicated at a glance.

  For calendars, notebooks, and other printed materials that are printed with the most widely used date, the first day of the month is the first day of the Gregorian calendar and the last day of the month in the Gregorian calendar at the end of the list. Is configured to recognize one month.

  On the other hand, customs and customs based on twenty-four seasonal spirits, traditional cultural events, and appraisal of the zodiac, zodiac signs, nine-star spirits, four pillars of life, arithmetic, etc., recognize "Setsuzuki" as a month However, there is a difference of several days between the beginning of the month and the end of the month between the month recognized by a calendar using a Gregorian calendar, a notebook, and other printed materials.

  Due to this discrepancy, using the Gregorian calendar notation, it was not possible to recognize “monthly months” in a listable range, and it was necessary to turn over and view multiple sheets of paper alternately. .

  In this regard, there has been proposed a Gregorian calendar in which a date with a knot is written (see, for example, Patent Document 1). However, since the unit of one month and the range that can be listed are displayed according to the Gregorian calendar, there is still a problem that it is impossible to easily recognize “monthly month”.

  Here, the 24th year is divided into twenty-four equal parts of the solar year by the number of days (smooth method) or the position of the sun on the ecliptic (constant method), and the name that represents the season on the day that includes the division point. The year is divided into 12 “medium” and 12 “moderate”, and they are given names that represent the seasons. It is divided into 24-minute points of 15 degrees each starting point, and the time when the sun passes through this point is said to be 24th.

  The day of the year of the year refers to the energy that is considered to be normal in the 24th air, and specifically includes the following periods: early spring, revelation, Qingming, early summer, varieties, small heat, early autumn, white dew, cold dew, standing winter, heavy snow, small cold Point to.

  In the calendar note that describes the fortune-telling and yearly events in Japan, the way of dividing the month from one moderation to the day before the next moderation is called “Setsubun”, and that month is called “Setsubun”. The ones that are used for punctuation are often used.

  Because the unit of "Setsuzuki" is different from the unit of one month in the Gregorian calendar, when the appraiser tells the appraiser the appraisal result in Kussei Kiyoshi, Four Pillars Estimate, Arithmetic etc. Are misunderstood, causing an event such as misuse of the appraisal result or advice date, and the inconvenience that the appraisal result and advice cannot be used effectively is recognized.

  Appraisal results are mainly the period and date for making critical life decisions, and the period and date for performing various actions for the purpose of improving fortunes.For example, marriage registration, relocation, job change, morale, etc. This is the date and specific date.

  Twenty-four Seasonal Day is a day that represents a milestone that is indispensable for carrying out traditional Japanese customs, customs, and cultural traditions. For civil engineering, civil engineering, landscaping, excavation, agriculture, etc. It is a very important period to keep in mind when planning the work process based on customs.

  On the other hand, the Gregorian calendar is a common concept and common recognition that cannot be ignored in running modern general social life. It is done.

  Utility Model Registration No. 3168757

  The calendar above shows the period from the day of the new month to the day before the next day of the new year, that is, the “month of the month”. It is not shown, but it shows the date in the Gregorian calendar and the indication of the day with the knot and nine stars.

  Many of the purposes of using date printed calendars, notebooks, and other printed materials include future planning, reviewing past events, illuminating the relationship between a particular day and the days before and after it, For example, it is important to examine and confirm the continuity and the feasibility of the plan. It is important for the purpose of use to grasp the delimiters of the month within a listable range.

  The above-mentioned calendar is not printed in a range that can list “Setsu month”, and uses only the date separator in the Gregorian calendar, so it is used for the purpose of executing appraisal results, customs, cultural events, etc. The problem of use that it is necessary to turn and view a plurality of paper sheets alternately in order to recognize “monthly moon” has not been solved.

  In order to solve the above problems, in the present invention, the beginning of each month is the day of the twenty-fourth air and the end of each month is the day before the next, and this is the unit of one month. It is displayed in the listable range, and the zodiac signs, nine stars, six days of the week, and the age of each month are indicated on each day, and each can be recognized at a glance.

  In the present invention, instead of applying the Zodiac signs and Nine Stars, such as the set date, to the date notation in the Gregorian calendar, the axis is fundamentally changed, and the `` Setsu month '' is displayed in the range that can be listed and separated. Later, the date, day of the week in the Gregorian calendar, and public holidays in Japan were applied.

  At the same time, the unit of the month is displayed so that it can be easily discriminated using visual effects such as thick frame and coloring.

  Furthermore, a display indicating the date corresponding to the entry into the soil and the time when the entry into the soil is indicated, and the period from the date when the soil enters to the end of the land can be easily recognized by a visual effect such as coloring. Was displayed.

  Place the year and month of the month and month in the margin of the listable range of each month of “Setsuzuki”, and without misidentification when using a technique such as 9-stars The appraisal was made efficient.

  Appraisal using arithmetic techniques by displaying the ten major and twelve major stars of the year and month in the margin of the listable range of each month It is now possible to make an appraisal efficiently without misunderstanding.

  Based on the above, the present invention is, as a first means for solving the above-mentioned problems, specifically a calendar printed on a date, a notebook, or other printed matter, from the date when the date is marked. The present invention provides a printed matter characterized by being printed in units of one month until the day before the next section entry day.

  In addition, as a second means for solving the above problems, the present invention provides a unit of one month from at least a day of entering a node to a day before the next day of entering a node in the first solving means. The present invention provides a printed matter characterized by being displayed in a listable range.

  As a third means for solving the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a month from the day of entering a node to the day before the next day of entering in the first or second solving means. Is displayed using a visual effect such as a thick frame and coloring, and can be easily distinguished from other one-month units.

  According to the present invention, as a fourth means for solving the above-described problem, in any one of the first to third solving means, a zodiac sign of the month corresponding to the month is used. The printed matter is characterized in that the year and month of the year is displayed.

  According to the present invention, as a fifth means for solving the above-mentioned problems, in any of the first to fourth solving means, the zodiac signs, nine stars, and six days of the week are displayed on each date. The present invention provides a printed matter characterized by displaying the age of full moon (hope) and new moon (朔).

  According to the present invention, as a sixth means for solving the above-described problem, in any one of the first to fifth solving means, the name of 24th air is written on the date of the corresponding day, and The printed matter is characterized in that the set time is displayed on the date of the day.

  The present invention provides, as a seventh means for solving the above-described problems, in any one of the first to sixth solving means, a display and soil indicating that it falls into the domestic use on the date of the applicable day. The present invention provides a printed matter in which the time of use is written and the period from the start of use to the end of use can be easily recognized by visual effects such as coloring.

  According to the present invention, as an eighth means for solving the above-described problems, in any one of the first to seventh solving means, a day of the week, a date, and a national holiday in Japan are defined for each date. A printed matter characterized by being displayed is provided.

  The present invention, as a ninth means for solving the above-described problems, corresponds to the year and month in the space of one month unit in each of the first to thirty-eight solution means. The printed matter is characterized in that the year and month of the nine-star board are displayed.

  The present invention provides a tenth means for solving the above-described problems in any one of the first to ninth solving means, in the arithmetical space corresponding to the year in the margin of each month. The printed matter is characterized by displaying a table of ten major stars and twelve major secondary stars.

As is clear from the above description, the present invention has the following effects.
(1) According to the present invention, since the “month of the month” is recognized using a calendar, a notebook, or other printed material, the inconvenience of turning over and browsing a plurality of printed materials alternately is eliminated.
(2) It is easy to know the day of entering a section and the day of land use, and there is a risk of misidentification when performing customs, cultural events, civil engineering, landscaping, excavation, agriculture, etc. It is reduced and convenience is improved.
(3) Convenience is improved, for example, in the nine-star physics, four-post mission, arithmetic, etc. so that appraisers can perform appraisals efficiently without obtaining misunderstandings.
(4) In Kussei Kiology, Four Pillars Estimate, Arithmetic, etc., the appraisers can reduce the risk of misunderstanding when executing the appraisal results, and can make effective use of the appraisal results by correctly understanding “Setsuzuki”. .
(5) It is possible to easily know the time of entering the knots and entering the soil, and to make more accurate use of the appraisal results in nine-star physics, four-pillar prediction, arithmetic, etc.

  It is a front view which shows an example of the month display which is the best 1st form for implementing this invention.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described based on illustrated examples. In the illustrated embodiment, the printed material is a calendar. However, the printed material is not particularly limited to this, and other printed materials such as a notebook may be used.

  As shown in the figure, the present invention prints each month display of `` Nobetsu '', i.e., the date from the day of the new month to the day before the next year of the month, and is printed from the day of the new month. The unit of one month up to the day before the day of entering the month is displayed in a listable range, and as shown in Fig. 1, the zodiac signs 17 and nine stars 18 of each month are displayed side by side in the month display of the Gregorian calendar. To do.

  In each month, the day of the week 19 according to the international standard ISO8601 is arranged, and the date 20 is displayed in accordance with this, and the national holiday 21 in Japan is displayed if applicable.

  Each month's nodal day 1 is displayed prominently by visual effects such as bold and colored, and the corresponding 24 seasonal names 3 and 9 and the nodal time 2 are displayed.

  The period of “monthly month” of each month is surrounded by thick lines 13, 14, etc., and displayed easily.

  Even if the next month is reached after the end of the last day of the Gregorian calendar, as long as the “monthly” period has not passed, the list is limited to the applicable list and does not move to the next listable range.

  In each date portion, the corresponding zodiac signs 4, nine stars 5, and six days 6 are displayed.

  In the month in which the soil period is applicable, a land day 10 and a land time 11 are displayed.

  In a month in which the soil period is applicable, the soil period is displayed by coloring 12 or the like so that the period can be visually identified.

  On the corresponding day of each month, the age of the full moon (hope) 7, new moon (月) 8, etc. is displayed.

  In the margin 22 of each month, one or both of the year and month 23 of the nine-star board corresponding to the year and month, and the table 24 of the ten major and ten major secondary stars in arithmetic are displayed. To do.

  Reference numerals 1 to 24 are arranged in a listable range 25.

1 Day of the verse 2 Time of the verse 3 Name of the twenty-four seasonal air on the day of the verse 4 Zodiac of each day 5 Nine stars of each day 6 Sixth of every day 7 Moon age-full moon (hope)
8 months old-new moon (朔)
9 Twenty-four seasonal names in the middle of the year 10 Day of the day of use 11 Time of the day of use 12 The period of the earth made easy to distinguish by coloring 13 The beginning of the month of the month 14 The end of the month of the year 15 Zodiac 16 Year of the Stars 17 Monthly Zodiac 18 Months of the Moon 19 Days of the Day 20 Days of the Day Days of the Day 21 Holidays in Japan 22 Margins 23 Years and Months of the Nine-Stars The Ten Major Stars of the Years in Arithmetic And Table 12 of the Twelve Great Secondary Stars.

Claims (10)

  A printed matter in which a date is printed, such as a calendar, a notebook, or other printed matter, wherein the date is printed in units of one month from the day of the passage to the day before the next passage.   The printed matter according to claim 1, wherein at least one month unit from the day of the passage to the day before the next passage is displayed in a listable range. .   The printed matter according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a unit of one month from the day of entering the next paragraph to the day before the next day of entering the paragraph has a visual effect such as a thick frame or coloring. A printed matter characterized in that it can be easily distinguished from other monthly units.   The printed matter according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the zodiac signs and nine stars corresponding to the month are displayed in the unit of the month, and the year and month of the year are also displayed. Printed matter characterized by that.   The printed matter according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the zodiac signs, nine stars, and six days of the week are displayed on each date, and the full moon (hope), new moon (朔), etc. Printed matter characterized by the age displayed.   The printed matter according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein a name of twenty-four syllables is written on a date of the corresponding day, and a knotting time is displayed on the date of the knotting date. Printed matter characterized by being.   The printed matter according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein an indication indicating that it falls into the soil use and a time when the soil enters is written on the date of the day, and the soil entry to the soil. A printed matter characterized in that the period until the end of use can be easily recognized by visual effects such as coloring.   The printed matter according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein a day of the week, a date, and a national holiday in Japan are displayed on each date as defined in International Standard ISO8601.   The printed matter according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein a year board and a moon board of a nine-star board corresponding to the year and month in nine star physics are displayed in a margin of each one-month unit. Printed matter characterized by that.   The printed matter according to any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein each of the one-month unit margins includes ten different ten major stars and twelve major subordinates in arithmetic. Printed matter characterized by a star table.

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