JP3905892B2 - Package for confectionery - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a package for confectionery used for transportation, storage, state protection, and the like of Japanese confectionery.

  Japanese confectionery, a unique Japanese confectionery, is often expressed by copying the nature and seasonal features of each season, and is characterized by being made to satisfy the five senses in addition to the taste. The packaging body is also required to have a high degree of hobby and value. Although not shown in the figure, the conventional package for storing the Japanese confectionery has a tube formed by overlapping and adhering both side portions of the packaging base material, and upper and lower end portions of the tube opened. The sealing part formed by this and the substantially semicircle notch formed in the sealing part above a tube are provided (refer patent document 1, 2).

When eating Japanese confectionery stored in such a package, the package can be teared from the top to the bottom using a notch and opened, and the Japanese confectionery can be taken out and eaten.
JP-A-5-213306 JP-A-8-337251

  As described above, since the conventional package is torn long and opened from the upper end portion to the lower portion by using the notch as described above, there is a problem that the packaging substrate is unnecessarily broken during opening. If you break most of the packaging substrate and damage it more than necessary, you can purchase Japanese confectionery by paying attention not only to Japanese confectionery but also to the merchantability of the packaging itself (in the case of a package for Japanese confectionery, it may have high taste and value) Can't satisfy the needs of those who have done it.

  In addition, some Japanese confectionery has the property that it is easy to stick to the packaging substrate and is difficult to cut, so if the Japanese confectionery is exposed over its entire height when opened, your fingers may touch the Japanese confectionery and become dirty. There is not much fear of breaking. However, this may cause visual discomfort during meals and may impair the quality of tea party seats that respect courtesy practices.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above, and it is intended to provide a package for confectionery that can suppress the possibility that the confectionery is damaged more than necessary at the time of opening, the confectionery touches the confectionery, or the confectionery is destroyed. It is aimed.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned problems in the present invention, a packaging base material for Japanese confectionery packaging, an ear part that is formed by stacking and adhering both sides of the packaging base material, and exposed to the outside, Including a sealing part formed by closing both open ends, and a plurality of pleats formed by folding a part of the packaging substrate inside,
A packaging substrate is formed by laminating a polyethylene-based film, a nylon-based film, a biaxially stretchable film having cutability in the circumferential direction of the packaging substrate, and a fiber paper exposed in a visible manner,
A plurality of notches facing the circumferential direction of the packaging substrate are formed on either the upper or lower side of the ear part at intervals, and a gap is formed between the plurality of notches, and the Japanese confectionery is used with this knob. It is characterized in that the wrapped packaging substrate is torn in the circumferential direction and opened.

Here, the confectionery in the claims includes various types of Japanese confectionery (raw confectionery, semi-fresh confectionery, dried confectionery) , and does not ask for a singular number. Examples of raw confectionery include rice cakes, steamed buns, baked goods, light snow cans, and kneaded rice. Examples of the half-baked confectionery include baked goods such as Momoyama, and sinks such as Noumeme. In addition, the dried confectionery includes rice crackers, hammering, okoshi, karinto, candy, and the like. It is preferable that a notch and a knob | pick part are formed in the upper part (an upper end part is included) and the lower part (a lower end part is included) of an ear | edge part so that it may be located in the upper direction or the downward vicinity of the confectionery accommodated in the packaging base material.

According to the present invention, when taking out the packaged Japanese confectionery, the picked portion cut out by the notch is pulled in the circumferential direction of the packaging substrate, and the packaging substrate in which the Japanese confectionery is packaged is torn in the circumferential direction and opened. At this time, since at least a part of the polymer compound of the biaxially stretchable easy-cutting film constituting the packaging substrate faces the circumferential direction of the packaging substrate, the packaging substrate is broken in the circumferential direction, and one sealing portion or the like Can be removed.

Since one sealing part is broken and most of the packaging base material on which the Japanese confectionery is packaged is not torn, the packaging base material is not broken more than necessary. In addition, easy to sweets example is stick to the packaging substrate, even if difficult to cut, because while the majority of the sweets is covered in the packaging substrate, or dirty by touching a finger or hand to the sweets at the time of opening, the upper part of the sweets There is little risk of breaking the bottom or the like.

According to the present invention, the packaging substrate is torn and only the sealed portion is torn off, so that the majority of the packaging substrate containing the Japanese confectionery is not broken vertically, so a packaging substrate is required for opening. There is nothing to break. Therefore, there is an effect that the needs of those who have purchased Japanese confectionery by paying attention to the merchantability of the packaging itself can be sufficiently satisfied.
Also, even if the Japanese confectionery is easy to stick to the packaging substrate and is difficult to cut, the majority of the Japanese confectionery, except the top, remains covered with the packaging substrate. There is little risk of breaking. Therefore, there is no visual discomfort during meals, and there is no loss of quality at tea party seats.
Furthermore, since the fiber paper of the packaging base material is exposed so as to be visually recognized, an impression like a kaiseki or Japanese paper is visually given, so that it is possible to give a calm feeling or a taste corresponding to Japanese sweets.

  Hereinafter, a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. A package for confectionery in the present embodiment is a Japanese confectionery package comprising a flexible composite substrate as shown in FIGS. The packaging base material 1 and the packaging base material 1 are formed by overlapping and sticking, and the ear part 10 exposed to the outside of the packaging base material 1 and the upper and lower end portions of the packaging base material 1 opened are Each of the sealing portions 20 and 21 formed by being sealed, and a pair of pleat portions 30 formed by folding a part of the packaging base material 1 into a substantially V-shaped cross section inside, respectively, A pair of notches 40 are formed in the ear portion 10 at intervals.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the packaging substrate 1 is excellent in cold resistance and processability, and is cheaply attached to the polyethylene film 2 that is in contact with Japanese confectionery, and the polyethylene film 2, and has dimensional stability and mechanical properties. , A nylon film 3 excellent in formability, a biaxially stretchable easily cut film 4 which is attached to the nylon film 3 and has a cutting property in the circumferential direction of the packaging substrate 1, and wood pulp as a raw material By being laminated with rayon paper (recycled fiber paper) 5 that is manufactured and layered on the film 4 and exposed so as to be visible, it is formed into a vertically long strip having gas barrier properties and aroma retention properties.

  Examples of the biaxially stretchable easy-cut film 4 include a film having an orientation structure that has no tensile strength and elongation direction, and is well-balanced in length and breadth, heat shrinkability, and transparency. A film made of polypropylene or polystyrene is equivalent. Further, if the cutting becomes easy, a film having a trade name of YT or a film having a trade name of Kalarian may be used.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the packaging substrate 1 is formed into an endless tube by overlapping the left and right sides thereof, and a pattern made of a product name or the like is printed on the surface. A vertically long ear portion 10 extending in the vertical direction is located on the back surface. A pattern made of a manufacturer or the like is printed on the back surface or the ear portion 10 of the packaging substrate 1.

  The sealing part 20 at the lower end of the packaging substrate 1 is sealed at the time of manufacturing the package, and the sealing part 21 at the upper end of the packaging substrate 1 is sealed after storing the Japanese confectionery. The pair of cutouts 40 are linearly cut at the upper portion of the ear portion 10 so as to face the left and right lateral directions of the packaging substrate 1, and an operation knob is provided between the pair of cutouts 40. 50 (see FIG. 3). The pair of notches 40 and the knobs 50 are formed so as to be positioned above the Japanese confectionery housed in the packaging substrate 1.

  In the above, when eating the packaged Japanese confectionery, as shown in FIG. 3, the picking portion 50 may be pulled in the lateral direction, the packaging substrate 1 containing the Japanese confectionery may be torn in the circumferential direction, and opened. At this time, since the resin of the biaxially stretchable easily cuttable film 4 constituting the packaging base material 1 has a transverse tearing property that facilitates the transverse cut, the packaging base material 1 is easily opened in the lateral direction. Only the sealing part 21 can be removed.

  According to the said structure, the packaging base material 1 is torn to a substantially horizontal direction, only the sealing part 21 of the packaging base material 1 is torn off, and most parts of the packaging base material 1 which stored Japanese sweets are not torn vertically. Therefore, when opening, the packaging base material 1 is not broken more than necessary. Therefore, it is possible to sufficiently satisfy the needs of those who have purchased Japanese sweets by paying attention to the merchantability of the packaging itself.

  In addition, even if the Japanese confectionery is easy to stick to the packaging base material 1 and is difficult to cut, the majority of the Japanese confectionery except the upper part remains covered with the packaging base material 1 so that the Japanese confectionery can be touched and soiled when opened. There is little risk of breaking the upper part of the. Therefore, there is no visual discomfort during meals, and there is no loss of quality at tea party seats. Furthermore, since the fuzzy rayon paper 5 is exposed so as to be visible and visually gives an impression like a retro paper or Japanese paper, it can be given to those who eat a calm feeling or a taste corresponding to Japanese sweets.

  In the above-described embodiment, the pair of cutouts 40 is cut out at an upper portion of the ear portion 10, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, one notch 40 may be cut out at the upper part of the ear part 10 to divide the ear part 10 into two parts, and the short upper ear part 10 may be pulled in the lateral direction. Further, a pair of cutouts 40 may be cut out at a lower portion of the ear portion 10, or one cutout 40 may be cut out at the lower portion of the ear portion 10.

It is a front perspective view explanatory drawing which shows embodiment of the package for confectionery which concerns on this invention. It is a perspective explanatory view of the back side showing an embodiment of a confectionery packaging according to the present invention. It is perspective explanatory drawing which shows the state opened using the notch and knob | pick part in embodiment of the package for confectionery which concerns on this invention. It is sectional explanatory drawing which shows the packaging base material in embodiment of the package for confectionery which concerns on this invention.

Explanation of symbols

1 Packaging material 2 Polyethylene film 3 Nylon film 4 Biaxially stretchable film 5 Rayon paper (fiber paper)
10 ear part 20 sealing part 21 sealing part 30 pleat part 40 notch 50 knob part

Claims (1)

Formed by overlapping and pasting the packaging base material for Japanese confectionery packaging and both sides of the packaging base material, and forming the ear parts exposed to the outside and the both open ends of the packaging base material being closed. And a plurality of pleats formed by folding a part of the packaging substrate inside,
A packaging substrate is formed by laminating a polyethylene-based film, a nylon-based film, a biaxially stretchable film having cutability in the circumferential direction of the packaging substrate, and a fiber paper exposed in a visible manner,
A plurality of notches facing the circumferential direction of the packaging substrate are formed on either the upper or lower side of the ear part at intervals, and a gap is formed between the plurality of notches, and the Japanese confectionery is used with this knob. A package for confectionery, wherein a packaged packaging substrate is torn in the circumferential direction and opened.

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