JP4479997B2 - Scroll-type 3D mail - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to the shape of a scroll-type three-dimensional mail used for direct mail, greeting cards, and the like.
Natsuaki Tomita “Making scrolls and foldings for you” Nikko Publishing Co., Ltd. 2002 Satoru Sugawara “Enjoying Edo Paintings” Iwanami Shoten 2003

  Mails such as direct mail and greeting cards that have undergone various processing and design processes are used to attract people, appeal to the hearts of people, and keep them at hand for as long as possible. .

  In addition, scrolls that have been transmitted from China and developed as a unique art style in medieval Japan are visual transmission media that feature the ability to express time by moving the screen (see Non-Patent Document 2 above), and the shape is As shown in Figure (1), a horizontally long paper is wound on one axis.

  However, the postal forms listed above generally have a stationary screen, while scrolls that allow time to be expressed by moving the screen can be expanded first. There is a drawback in that it is not easy to see because space must be prepared, and the screen must be expanded, chased with eyes, and wound.

  SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide a visual transmission medium that can be mailed by making it easy to see a scroll and taking advantage of the characteristics of the form of the scroll.

  In order to solve the above problems, the first invention is to provide shafts at both ends of the scroll screen and incorporate them into the package, attach knobs to both shafts, and manually rotate one of these knobs. It is a scroll-type 3D mail characterized by moving the screen.

  Further, the second invention is a scroll-type three-dimensional mail characterized in that an object is arranged in front of the scroll screen, and a theater space is constructed in which the object and the scroll screen are integrated to develop a continuous screen. is there.

  Here, the continuous screen development means that the screen changes sequentially as the scroll moves. The theater space means that the viewpoint is fixed when viewed from the window opened in the package, and the object and the scroll screen as a background have a three-dimensional structure.

  In addition, the third invention is a wound package comprising an integrated main body and a main body protection portion, and the front surface of the main body protection portion can be used as the address surface and the back surface as a message surface. This is a scroll-type 3D mail characterized in that the part can be separated.

  According to the first invention, it is possible to easily see a scroll that has conventionally required complicated operations and labor.

  In addition, according to the second invention, it is possible to perform a three-dimensional expression utilizing screen development more.

  Further, according to the third invention, an envelope is not necessary, and a portion normally used only for the purpose of protecting the main body can be effectively used.

One embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. (2), (3), (4), and (5).
The inner body (a) and (b) of the package in FIG. (2) is made of styrene foam, and a roll (c) of printed matter is incorporated inside the bodies (a) and (b). The length of the roll is proportional to the thickness of the printing paper used for the roll and the thickness of the package. However, when using thin fine paper with a package thickness of 15 mm, a length of 100 cm can be incorporated into the vertical.

  The scroll (c) has two shafts (d) and (e) made of aluminum or plastic at both ends, and a cylindrical rubber or plastic knob with a non-slip groove on the shaft (f) And a knob (g).

  When the knob (g) is rotated clockwise, the scroll (c) is wound around the shaft (e), and the screen advances from the right (upper) to the left (lower). Conversely, when the knob (f) is rotated counterclockwise, the scroll (c) is wound around the shaft (d), and the screen advances from the left (bottom) to the right (top).

  This makes it easier to see scrolls, and there are fewer opportunities to see them as arts and crafts. In addition, picture scrolls that were only partially visible at exhibitions, etc., can be printed as reduced versions and used as educational materials and museum goods. It can also be used as publications for poetry, chronology, and photo books in the form of scrolls.

  The package exterior (h) wrapping the package inner body (a) and (b) is made of cardboard and can be printed, and a window (i) is opened on one side of the package exterior. A protective film (j) is pasted inside the window (i).

  An object (k) is placed in front of the scroll (c) screen. The object (k) is paper, polystyrene foam, plastic, lightweight modeling clay, lightweight wood, a rubber flat cut-out product, a three-dimensional object, or a three-dimensional object. Objects can be shaped into characters, products, and special products, and campaigns, product announcements, company information, and sightseeing information can be developed on the scroll screen in the background.

  In picture books, the main character or narrator can be used as a figurative object, and the story can be expressed on the scroll screen in the background. In addition, you can place cutout photographs as objects and use private photographs as scrolls for gifts, souvenirs, and albums for weddings, graduations, and adult ceremonies.

  The object (k) is fixed to the package main body by a metal or plastic rod (l), or is suspended from the main body with a thread or the like. Alternatively, it can be moved freely in the package without being fixed. The object and the rod (1) are fixed, but depending on how they are connected, some movement (swaying, rotating, etc.) can be applied.

  As shown in Figure (3), the shafts (d) and (e) are made of paper, nylon or plastic stoppers (m), (n) and (o), (p) that hold the gaps when winding the roll. Is attached. The shafts (d) and (e) are provided with rubber stoppers (q) and (r) in order to prevent idle rotation when winding the roll.

  As shown in FIG. (4), the package includes a main body portion (A) and a main body protection portion (B), and the main body and the main body protection portion are provided with perforations (s). The front surface (t) of the main body protection part (B) can be used as a mailing address, and the back surface (u) can be used as a message or PR surface. The body protection part (B) can be detached from the perforation (s) after delivery.

  Also, the structure in the case of a vertically long package is as shown in FIG.

  This makes it possible to effectively use the protective part of the main body, which is usually used only for mailing, as an address or message surface. After viewing it, it can be placed or hung on the wall using a wall-mounting hole (v). Therefore, it can be used as a desktop calendar or a photo stand, or it can be discarded for a long time, such as direct mail, which is often discarded immediately.

  In the embodiment of FIG. (2), the knob (f) and the knob (g) are made of rubber or plastic, but can be made of resin.

  In the embodiment of FIG. (2), the object is arranged on the front surface of the scroll, but the object can be substituted by printing on the surface of the package without arranging the object, or it can be used only with the scroll.

  In the embodiment of FIG. (2), the object placed on the front surface of the scroll is fixed to the package internal body (b) by a metal or plastic rod (l) or suspended from the body (b) with a thread or the like. It is also possible to install a transparent film on the front of the roll and mount it on the film.

  In the embodiment of FIG. (2), there is a protective film (j), but this is not provided, and the window (i) outside the package is made into a lid shape with a perforation instead of a cutout, and small items are placed inside. It can also be made into a gift package that can be put together with a picture letter or photo.

  In the embodiment of FIG. (2), the object can be used as a product package that develops a story by making the object a figure or a miniature model.

It is a perspective view which shows a prior art. It is a perspective view showing one embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view of a package internal body showing the structure of an embodiment of the present invention. It is a perspective view which shows the structure of one Embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the structure of one Embodiment of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

(A). Package internal body (b). Package internal body
(C). Scroll
(D). Shaft (e). Shaft (f). Knob (g). Knob (h). Package exterior (i). Protective film (j). Protective film (k). Object (l). Object Fixing rod (m). Anti-slip stopper (n). Anti-slip stopper (o). Anti-slip stopper (p). Anti-slip stopper
(Q). Idling prevention stopper
(R). Stopper stopper (s). Perforation for cutting (t). Address surface (u). Message surface (v). Wall mounting hole (A). Package body part (B). Package body protection part

Claims (3)

Embedded in the package by providing a shaft at both ends of the scroll screen, with a knob on the both axes, the winding can product characterized in that the knob of the one axis of which is rotated manually moving the screen Formula three-dimensional mail. The scroll-type three-dimensional object according to claim 1, wherein the scroll further comprises an object arranged in front of the screen of the scroll, and constitutes a theater space in which the object and the screen of the scroll are integrated to develop a continuous screen. Email. The package of the scroll is composed of an integrated main body and a main body protection portion, and the front surface of the main body protection portion can be used as the address surface and the back surface as a message surface, and the main body and the main body protection portion can be separated after delivery as mail. The scroll-type three-dimensional mail according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that:

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