JP3211842U - seal - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To provide a seal that can function as a mark for proof of being a party with a simple structure, and that can be created with a sparkling name or the like as a real name or a pen name with design or fashion. I will provide a. A seal is composed of a “kana (reading kana) information stamped portion 12A” arranged at the center of a circular or rectangular (square) marking surface 12 and first and second “kanji information” arranged on both sides thereof. For the kanji (2 characters or more) generated by the combination of the first and second “kanji information stamped portions”, the seal stamp owner selects the “kana that he / she wants to read” in the middle “kana ( "Reading pseudonym) information stamped part". [Selection] Figure 3

Description

  The present invention relates to a seal, and more particularly, to a seal with a novel arrangement of two or more kanji characters divided into left and right or upper and lower sides and a kana (such as a glitter name).

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as a mark for proving that an individual or an organization is a party, a stamp having a circular, oval, square shape, etc., and a bar shape as a whole has been used. In addition, the mark (proof) which proves that it is a party as described above is the same as the one that represents the character or picture remaining on the paper or document, etc. when it is stamped. May be called a seal, but at present, the two are often used in the same meaning, so here, the meaning of the former, that is, as a mark that proves that it is a party, the cut is round, oval A shape, a square shape, etc., which is formed in a bar shape as a whole, is called a seal. In Japan, since Japanese is the official language, it is the seal surface of the seal, that is, the cut end of the above-described bar-like member, and when it is stamped, it creates a seal imprint that represents characters and pictures remaining on the paper or document. Many things are composed of Japanese kanji or hiragana (see Non-Patent Document 1).

Collection of secret seals of the second edition (October 1, 1977) 105-109 (Keisen Misu, Tsuru Shobo Co., Ltd.)

The above-mentioned conventional seals function sufficiently as a mark that proves that an individual or organization is the party, and the personal name or organization name of the individual is formed on the seal surface in Chinese characters, or the individual. The first and last names and organization abbreviations were formed with kanji or kana.
However, in recent years, there has been a tendency for children to be given unusual names due to the declining birthrate in Japan, etc. Such an unusual name may be used as a pen name, stage name, etc., and a so-called glitter name corresponds to this. The concept of a wrinkle name, which is used for an archaic name as opposed to a glitter name, has also been proposed.
Accordingly, there is a demand for producing a seal with such a glitter name as a real name or a pen name, and further, there is a demand for making the imprint a design and fashion.

  The purpose of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems and to function sufficiently as a mark that proves that an individual or an organization is a party while having a relatively simple configuration. Is to provide a seal that can be created with a design or fashion as a real name or a pen name.

  As a result of earnest research on the composition of a new, useful, and innovative seal, the present inventor has found that a “kana (reading pseudonym) information stamped portion” placed on the center of a circular or rectangular (square mark) stamp face and both sides thereof. Has a first and second “Chinese character information stamped portion” arranged on the screen, and the seal stamp owner says “Yes” for the Chinese characters (two or more characters) generated by the combination of the first and second “Kanji information stamped portions”. By making the stamp structure that the “kana (reading kana) information stamped part” in the center represents the “kana you want to read”, it functions sufficiently as a mark that proves that an individual or organization is the party. In addition, the present inventors have found that the above-described glitter name or the like can be given a design or fashion as a real name or a pen name.

  That is, in order to achieve the above object, the seal of the present invention includes a “kana (reading kana) information stamped portion” arranged at the center of a circular or rectangular (square) marking surface, and first and second kana characters arranged on both sides thereof. It has a second “kanji information stamp”, and the seal owner holds “kana that you want to read so” for kanji (two or more characters) generated by the combination of the first and second “kanji information stamp” It is characterized by having a stamp face represented by “Kana (reading pseudonym) information marking part”.

  The seal stamp may be used as a toy for children.

  According to the present invention, although it has a relatively simple configuration, it functions sufficiently as a mark that proves that an individual or organization is a party, and the above-mentioned glitter name is designed as a real name or a pen name. It is possible to provide a seal that can be created with a certain character and fashion.

It is a perspective view of a seal concerning an embodiment of the present invention. It is a plane surface of the seal face of the seal which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the example in which various glitter names etc. are formed as a 1st Example of the seal face of the seal which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which compares and shows the 1st and 2nd Example of the seal face of the seal stamp which concerns on embodiment of this invention, (a) is the 1st in which the glitter name "Hanazaki Niko" is formed Example (b) shows a second example in which a glitter name “Hanazaki / Nico” is formed.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a seal stamp according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a plane surface of the seal surface of the seal stamp. As shown in FIG. 1, the seal according to the embodiment of the present invention is a seal (circle) 10 in which the stamp face (cut) 12 is circular and the whole is formed in a rod shape. As shown in FIG. 12 has a “kana (reading kana) information marking portion” 12A arranged at the center of the 12 and first and second “kanji information marking portions” 12B and 12C arranged on both sides thereof. The “kana (reading kana) information stamping portion” 12A in the center represents “a kana that the seal stamp owner (not shown) wants to read” about kanji (two or more characters) generated by the combination of the “kanji information stamping portion” 12B and 12C. It has a marking surface structure. The seal 10 may be used as a sign that proves that an individual or organization is the party, or a sign that a child uses as a toy that proves herself, It may be used as a mere toy that enjoys watching an imprint transferred when pressed on paper or the like regardless of the proof.

In FIG. 2, the boundary between the “kana (reading kana) information marking portion” 12A and the first and second “kanji information marking portions” 12B and 12C arranged on both sides thereof is virtually indicated by a broken line. However, of course, such a boundary line does not exist in an actual seal. Further, which one of the first and second “kanji information marking parts” 12B and 12C is read first (want to be read) is not particularly limited, and may be from either. In addition, the “kana (reading kana) information stamping part” 12A is used to read, read aloud, or read aloud kanji (two or more characters) generated by the combination of the first and second “kanji information stamping parts” 12B and 12C. It may be a combination, or it may be a reading that cannot occur either by reading aloud or by reading a kanji. In short, it may be anything as long as the seal stamp owner (not shown) represents “the kana you want to read”. In addition, the first and second “kanji information stamped portions” 12B and 12C and the kana (reading kana) stamped characters (font) and size of the kana (reading kana) information stamped portion 12A Arbitrary things can be used. In addition to existing fonts (fonts), “Kanji” or “Kana” in a free design form may be engraved. Depending on the preference of the seal stamp owner, only one of the first “kanji information stamped portion” 12B or the second “kanji information stamped portion” 12C may be kanji (two or more characters may be used). It may be stamped, the other blank, or some mark may be put. The “kana (reading kana)” imprinted on the “kana (reading kana) information stamped portion” 12A includes not only “Hiragana” but also “katakana”. Furthermore, as described above, only one of the first “kanji information stamped portion” 12B or the second “kanji information stamped portion” 12C is stamped with kanji (may be two or more characters or one character), and the other Is made blank, the width of the stamped portion of the blank is minimized, for example, “Land” is stamped on the first “Kanji information stamped portion” 12B, and the “Kana (reading kana) information stamped portion in the center "Aa" and a glitter name are engraved vertically on 12A, and the width of the second "Kanji information engraving part" 12C on the blank side is minimized, and the appearance is actually engraved with two letters vertically. You may make it.

  FIGS. 3A, 3B, and 3C are views showing examples in which various glitter names are formed as a first example of the seal face of the seal according to the embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 3A, the first “kanji information stamped portion” 12B has kanji information “Ri”, the second “kanji information stamped portion” 12C has kanji information “dream”, and the central “kana (reading kana)”. ) Hiragana (reading pseudonym) information “RITOMU” is stamped in the “information stamping part” 12A. As described above, the kana (reading kana) information stamping portion 12A in the center is stamped on the Chinese character “Toshimu” generated by the combination of the first and second “kanji information stamping portions” 12B and 12C. It may be a reading of “Rim”, a reading of “Toshiyume”, or a combination of reading and reading of “Ryume”. In the present embodiment, a seal stamp owner (not shown) stamps “Ritomu”, which is “a pseudonym that he / she wants to read”.

As described above, according to the embodiment of the present invention, for example, a combination of normal sound reading and kanji reading is stamped on the central “kana (reading pseudonym) information marking portion” 12A while having a relatively simple configuration. By doing so, it becomes a seal that sufficiently functions as a mark that proves that an individual or an organization is the party concerned. Furthermore, by making the stamp owner to mark “Kana (reading kana) information stamping portion” 12A in the center as “kana that you want to read so”, the above-mentioned glitter name or the like is created as a real name or a pen name, etc. It becomes possible. Also, not only the existing fonts (fonts), but also “Kanji” and “Kana” in free design forms can be engraved to give the above-mentioned glitter name, etc., a real name or a pen name, etc. to have design and fashion. It is possible to create.

In FIG. 3B, the first “kanji information stamped portion” 12B has kanji information “dream”, the second “kanji information stamped portion” 12C has kanji information “b”, and the central “kana ( Hiragana (reading kana) information “Yuzuki” is imprinted in the “reading kana) information stamping part” 12A. In FIG. 3C, the first “kanji information stamped portion” 12B has kanji information “Kano”, the second “kanji information stamped portion” 12C has kanji information “dream”, and the center “kana ( The hiragana (reading kana) information “Noemu” is stamped in the “reading kana) information stamping part” 12A.

FIG. 4 is a diagram comparing the first and second examples of the seal face according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4A shows a sparkling name “Hanazaki Niko” formed. (B) shows a second embodiment in which a glitter name “Hanazaki / Nico” is formed. In the first embodiment shown in FIG. 4A, as in the examples shown in FIGS. 3A, 3B, and 3C, “flower” is displayed on the first “Kanji information stamped portion” 12B on the right side of the drawing. ”, The second“ kanji information stamped portion ”12C on the left side of the figure,“ Kaki ”information“ Saki ”, and the center“ kana (reading kana) information stamped portion ”12A sandwiched between the left and right Hiragana (reading pseudonym) information is stamped. On the other hand, in the second embodiment shown in FIG. 4B, unlike the examples shown in FIGS. 3A, 3B, and 3C, the first “Kanji information marking portion” 12B on the upper side of the drawing is used. Kanji information “flower”, kanji information “Saki” in the second “kanji information stamp” 12C on the lower side of the figure, “kana (reading kana) information stamp” 12A in the middle Hiragana (reading pseudonym) information "Niko" is engraved. In the second embodiment shown in FIG. 4B, kanji characters and hiragana are engraved vertically on the stamp surface 12 shown in FIG. 2 rotated 90 degrees to the left. In this way, the Chinese characters imprinted on the first and second “Chinese character information marking portions” 12B and 12C may be imprinted at any angle in the marking portions 12B and 12C. The kana (reading pseudonym) stamped on the “reading pseudonym) information stamping part” 12A may be stamped at any angle in the marking part 12A.

  In the embodiment described above, the present invention is applied to a circle, but the present invention is also applied to a stamp of other shapes such as a square mark within the scope of the claims. For example, the present invention can also be suitably applied to the letter mark used for the letter used by the producer. Of course, the present invention is also applied to a seal of a penetrating seal that does not use vermilion. When applied to the seal of this penetrating seal, not only the normal form in which vermilion ink permeates the whole but also, for example, by changing the color of the ink penetrating only the central “kana (reading kana) information stamping portion” 12A, “ Ink of different colors for each of the “kana (reading kana) information stamped portion” 12A, the first “kanji information stamped portion” 12B, and the second “kanji information stamped portion” 12C, such as emphasizing that it is a “brilliant name” It is good also as a seal of the structure which penetrates. Furthermore, the present invention can be widely applied regardless of the use of seals such as seals, office seals, and three-sentences, and the materials of seals such as wood, precious stones, and titanium.

10 stamp, 12 stamp, 12A Kana (reading Kana) information stamp,
12B 1st kanji information marking part, 12C 2nd kanji information marking part

Claims (2)

  It has a “kana (reading kana) information stamped portion” arranged in the center of a circular or rectangular (square mark) marking surface, and first and second “kanji information stamped portions” arranged on both sides thereof. For the kanji (two or more characters) generated by the combination of the first and second “kanji information stamped parts”, the stamp owner represents the “kana (reading kana) information stamped part” in the middle of the kana that the seal stamp owner wants to read. A seal, characterized by having. The seal stamp according to claim 1, wherein the seal stamp is used as a toy for children.

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