JP5156145B1 - Nagoya belt - Google Patents

Abstract

【Task】
In addition to the easy wearing of the belt, the disclosed Nagoya belt can enjoy four patterns in one set, and the work of changing the belt pattern is also easy.
[Solution]
The Nagoya belt of the disclosure has a bag shape, and the inside and outside of the bag where the droop is interchangeable, and the four handles are the front and back surfaces and droop of the bag where the droop is formed It is arranged one by one so that there is no overlap on the inner surface / back surface of the bag made of, and the hand following the drooping is a form that is worn by wrapping twice around the wearer's torso, and four patterns, One hand is placed on the front and back of the front half of the hand and the front and back of the back half of the hand so that there is no overlap, and the hand has a bag shape, and the inside and outside of the bag formed by the hand The four handles are arranged one by one so that there is no overlap between the front and back surfaces of the bag formed by the hand and the front and back surfaces of the bag formed by the hand. To do.
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Description

  It is about the technology of the Nagoya obi of Japanese clothes.

  If a sack is used as a kimono sash for formal use, there is a casual sash called the Nagoya sash. The Nagoya belt can be fastened more easily than the bag belt, and it is a very handy belt that can be tightened not only for everyday use but also in a slightly modified place by using different materials and patterns.

  In addition, there are several ways of tailoring the Nagoya belt, and the shape varies depending on the tailoring method. In the Nagoya tailoring method, which is a common way of tailoring, it is tailored by folding it half-width from the part wound around the wearer's torso. It is done.

  On the other hand, there is generally one pattern for one kimono band, and the kimono band is expensive, and it may be difficult for each person to hold a large number of bands from the viewpoint of financial burden. Many. Even if you own a large number of belts, taking into account the housing situation in Japan, it is not easy to secure the belt storage space in a small house.

  In view of the above circumstances, a number of proposals have been made regarding bands that can be used as a plurality of bands having different patterns even if only a single pattern is arranged on a band of Japanese clothes. For example, Patent Documents 1 to 6 propose a Nagoya belt that allows one to enjoy two types of patterns.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 48-92127 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 57-35324 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 54-76814 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 53-77028 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 52-54226 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 7-8818

  However, the above-described conventional technique has a problem that the number of band patterns that can be enjoyed per band is small.

  Therefore, in the present invention, in view of the above-described problems, in addition to easy wearing of a belt, it is possible to enjoy four belt patterns in one set, and to provide a Nagoya belt that can be easily changed. With the goal.

  One form of the disclosed Nagoya band can be used as four types of bands with different patterns, and is a Nagoya band that continues in the order of full-width droop, half-width hand, and half-width hand, and the droop is bag-shaped. It is a shape, and the inside and the outside of the bag formed by the droop are interchangeable with each other, and the first handle, the second handle, the third handle, and the fourth handle that are different from each other form the droop. One hand is arranged on each of the outer surface and the back surface of the bag and the inner surface and the back surface of the bag where the sagging is made, and the hand following the sagging is placed on the torso portion of the Nagoya belt wearer. It is a form which is worn by wrapping heavy, and the first handle, the second handle, the third handle and the fourth handle on the front and back surfaces of the front half of the hand and the front and back sides of the back half of the hand The handles are arranged one by one so that there is no overlap, and the hand has a bag shape, The inner and outer sides of the bag formed by the tip are interchangeable with each other, and the first handle, the second handle, the third handle, and the fourth handle are the outer surface and the back surface of the bag formed by the hand. And it arrange | positions one by one so that there may be no duplication on the inner surface and back surface of the bag which the said hand forms.

  Further, in one form of the disclosed Nagoya belt, in addition to the above configuration, a handle that appears on the front side of the hand is disposed on the front surface of the front half of the hand or the back surface of the rear half of the hand, and appears on the back side of the hand. A handle is disposed on the back surface of the front half of the hand or the surface of the back half of the hand.

  In addition, in addition to the above configuration, one form of the Nagoya band to be disclosed is that the band core is attached only to one side of the bag formed by the droop, and the band core is attached only to one side of the bag formed by the hand. Features.

  The Nagoya belt to be disclosed is easy to attach the belt, and you can enjoy 4 belt patterns in one set, and it is easy to change the belt pattern.

It is a perspective view of the Nagoya belt concerning this embodiment. It is an exploded view of the Nagoya belt concerning this embodiment. (A) It is a top view of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment (when the outside of the bag which droops and a hand comprises has come out on the table). (B) It is a bottom view of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment (when the outside of the bag which droops and a hand consists has come out on the table). (A) It is a top view (when dripping and the inside of the bag which a hand consists of have come out on the surface) of the Nagoya belt concerning this embodiment. (B) It is a bottom view (when dripping and the inner side of the bag which a hand consists of have come out on the table) of the Nagoya belt concerning this embodiment. It is FIG. (1) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (2) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (3) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (4) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (5) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (6) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (The 7) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (The 8) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (9) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (10) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is a figure (the 11) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment. It is FIG. (12) for demonstrating the usage method of the Nagoya belt which concerns on this Embodiment.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS Embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
(Nagoya belt structure according to this embodiment)

  The structure of the Nagoya belt 1 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is a perspective view for explaining the entire image of the Nagoya belt 1, and FIG. 2 is an exploded view for explaining the configuration of the Nagoya belt 1 more easily. Moreover, FIG. 3 is a figure for demonstrating the characteristic of the Nagoya belt | band | zone 1 in detail, and shows the aspect in the case where the outer side 6 and 36 of the bag 4 and 34 which the drooping 2 and the hand 32 comprise are on the surface. Yes. On the other hand, FIG. 4 is also a diagram for explaining the characteristics of the Nagoya belt 1 in detail, but when the insides 12 and 42 of the bags 4 and 34 formed by the sagging 2 and the hand 32 are exposed, that is, two The mode when the bags 4 and 34 are turned over is shown.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the Nagoya belt 1 is a Nagoya belt tailored by the Nagoya tailoring, and the part of the sagging (o drum) 2 is full width, but from the hand 18 wound around the waist of the wearer 60 to the hand 32. Until then, it is tailored in half-width. In addition, the Nagoya belt 1 is a single belt, but each of the four different patterns with the first pattern A, the second pattern B, the third pattern C, and the fourth pattern D, which are different from each other. You can enjoy the obi pattern.
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the Nagoya belt 1 has a droop 2, a hand 18, and a hand 32, and the droop 2, the hand 18 and the hand 32 are connected in this order.

  The sagging 2 is a part that makes a drum on the back of the wearer 60, and the sagging 2 has a bag shape. Therefore, the drooping 2 can be turned upside down by switching the bag 4 formed by the drooping 2 so that the outer side 6 and the inner side 12 of the bag are interchanged with each other.

  Since the sagging 2 has a bag shape and a planar structure, it has a total of four surfaces, two on the front and back sides 6 of the bag and two on the front and back sides 12 of the bag. In the sag 2, the first pattern A, the second pattern B, and the third pattern are respectively different on the four surfaces of the front surface 8 and the rear surface 10 of the bag outer side 6 and the front surface 14 and the rear surface 16 of the bag inner side 12. C and the fourth pattern D are arranged one by one so as not to overlap. By adopting such a structure, the drooping 2 can be changed to a drum with four different belt patterns by turning the bag 4 upside down or changing the surface that appears on the front of the drum made with the dripping 2. Can be made.

  The sagging 2 has a structure in which a band core is attached to only one side of the bag 4. That is, the sag 2 is a structure in which the band core is attached only to either the outer surface 8 and the inner surface 14 of the bag or between the outer back surface 10 and the inner back surface 16 of the bag. The band core is a core cloth that is inserted to maintain the shape of the band, and thick cotton cloth, Mikawa cotton, Kawachi cotton, or the like is used. By doing so, the thickness of the sag 2 can be reduced while maintaining the shape of the sag 2 (it can be reduced by two bands), so that the storage space can be reduced. This also has an effect that the bag 4 is easily turned over.

  The hand 18 is worn by wrapping around the waist of the wearer 60 twice. The hand 18 may be wound around the waist of the wearer 60 once or twice, or may be worn around the waist of the wearer 60 that is doubled by hand.

  The hand 18 includes a front half portion 20 and a rear half portion 26, and a first handle A and a second second handle which are respectively different from each other in four portions of the front surface 22 and the back surface 24 of the front half portion 20 and the front surface 28 and the back surface 30 of the rear half portion 26. The pattern B, the third pattern C, and the fourth pattern D are arranged one by one so as not to overlap. By adopting such a structure, the hand 18 can appropriately change which side of the front half 20 and the rear half 26, the front surface 22, 28, and the rear surface 24, 30 are wound up, You can enjoy four different belt patterns.

  The hand 32 has a bag shape. Therefore, the hand 32 can interchange the outside 36 and the inside 42 of the bag by turning over the bag 34 formed by the hand.

  Since the hand 32 is bag-shaped and has a planar structure, it has a total of four surfaces, two on the outer front and back surfaces 38 and 40 of the bag 34 and two on the inner front and back surfaces 44 and 46 of the bag 34. ing. In the hand 32, the first pattern A, the second pattern B, the third pattern C, and the different patterns on the four surfaces of the bag outer surface 38 and the rear surface 40 and the bag inner surface 44 and the rear surface 46, respectively. The fourth patterns D are arranged one by one so as not to overlap. Since such a structure is employed, the hand 32 can be turned into four different hand patterns by turning the bag 34 upside down or changing the part that appears on the front surface when worn. it can.

The hand 32 has a structure in which a band core is attached only to one side of the bag 34. That is, the hand 32 has a structure in which the band core is attached only between the outer surface 38 and the inner surface 44 of the bag 34 or between the outer back surface 40 and the inner back surface 46 of the bag 34. By doing so, it is possible to reduce the thickness of the hand 32 while maintaining the shape of the hand 32 (it can be made thinner by two band cores), so that the storage space can be reduced. This also has an effect that the bag 34 is easily turned over.
As shown in FIGS. 1, 3, and 4, the Nagoya belt 1 is continuous in the order of the droop 2, the front half 20 of the hand 18, the rear half 26 of the hand 18, and the hand 32.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, considering the ease of wearing the Nagoya belt 1 (easy to wind), more specifically, the ease of putting the hand 32 into the drum made with the drooping 2 The handle appearing on the front side of the hand 32 is preferably disposed on the front surface 22 of the front half of the hand or the back surface 30 of the rear half of the hand. Similarly, the handle appearing on the back side of the hand 32 is preferably arranged on the back surface 24 of the front half of the hand or the surface 28 of the back half of the hand. Here, the pattern appearing on the front side of the hand 32 is a pattern disposed on the outer surface 38 of the bag formed by the hand 32 or the inner surface 44 of the bag formed by the hand 32, and the pattern appearing on the back side of the hand 32 is: The handle is disposed on the outer back surface 40 of the bag formed by the hand 32 or the inner back surface 46 of the bag formed by the hand 32.

In addition, the first pattern A, the second pattern B, the third C pattern, and the fourth pattern D arranged on the sagging 2, the hand 18, and the hand 32 respectively use different fabrics (band cloths). The fabric may be the same, or a different pattern such as a printed pattern may be applied on the fabric.
(How to use the Nagoya belt according to this embodiment)

A method of using the Nagoya belt 1 according to the present embodiment (how to wind the Nagoya belt 1) will be described with reference to FIGS. Here, the winding method of the Nagoya belt 1 in which the first handle A, the second handle B, the third handle C, and the fourth handle D are arranged as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 will be described. However, in the Nagoya belt 1, the first pattern A, the second pattern B, the third pattern C, and the fourth pattern D are arranged in any manner regardless of the arrangement of the first pattern A. By winding it around the body so as to be any one of the pattern A, the second pattern B, the third pattern C, and the fourth pattern D, it is possible to enjoy four belt patterns separately.
(1) Method of making the third pattern C face up

A method of winding the band for showing the third handle C to the outside will be described with reference to FIGS. 5 to 7 are diagrams for explaining the method of winding the band 1 with the third handle C as a table, step by step.
As a first procedure, the wearer 60 turns over the bags 4 and 34 formed by the sagging 2 and the hand 32 and replaces the inside and outside as necessary so that the third handle C comes out.
As a second procedure, as shown in FIG. 5, the wearer 60 places the Nagoya belt 1 with the hand 18 sideways, and jumps up the droop (taiko) 2 vertically upward.

  As a third procedure, the wearer 60 prepares a string having a length around his / her torso, and adjusts the length of the hand 18 using the string. Then, the wearer 60 folds the unnecessary portion (remaining hand 18) from the position of the apex of the triangular portion of the sag 2 to the opposite side (left side) and fastens it with a clip.

  As a fourth procedure, as shown in FIG. 6, the wearer 60 folds the hand 18 to the back side (the other side) with the handle C arranged on the outer surface 8 of the bag formed by the sag 2 as a front. Then, the wearer 60 refastens the clip as shown in FIG.

  As a fifth procedure, as shown in FIG. 7, the wearer 60 makes a drum with the sag 2, and then folds the hand 32 and puts it in the drum 2. At this time, the handle B arranged on the outer back surface 10 of the bag formed by the sag 2 is folded inward so as not to come out to the front (so as not to be seen from the outside).

  As a sixth procedure, the wearer 60 sets a band pillow, bandage, and banding with gauze, and fixes the position of the drum 2 or the like with a clip or a clothespin. The wearer 60 carries the drum 2 on his back and ties the gauze in front of the body.

As a seventh procedure, the wearer 60 winds the double-folded hand 18 around his torso and clips it in the drum 2 on the back. Thereafter, when the wearer 60 tightens the band fastening, the wearing work of the band 1 is completed.
(2) Method of making the second pattern B face up

The method of winding the band for showing the second handle B to the outside will be described with reference to FIGS. 8 to 10 are diagrams for explaining the method of winding the belt 1 with the second handle B as a table.
As a first procedure, the wearer 60 turns over the bags 4 and 34 formed by the sagging 2 and the hand 32 and replaces the inside and the outside as necessary so that the second handle B comes out.
As a second procedure, as shown in FIG. 8, the wearer 60 places the Nagoya belt 1 with the hand 18 sideways and jumps up the drooping (taiko) 2 vertically upward.

  As a third procedure, the wearer 60 prepares a string having a length around his / her torso, and adjusts the length of the hand 18 using the string. Then, the wearer 60 folds the unnecessary portion (remaining hand 18) from the position of the apex of the triangular portion of the sag 2 to the opposite side (right side) and fastens it with a clip.

  As a fourth procedure, as shown in FIG. 9, the wearer 60 folds the hand 18 to the back side (the other side) with the handle B arranged on the outer back surface 10 of the bag formed by the sag 2 as a front. Then, the wearer 60 refastens the clip as shown in FIG.

  As a fifth procedure, as shown in FIG. 10, the wearer 60 makes a drum with the drooping 2, and then folds the hand 32 and puts it into the drum 2. At this time, the handle C arranged on the outer surface 8 of the bag in which the sag 2 is formed is folded inward so as not to come out to the front (so as not to be visible from the outside).

  As a sixth procedure, the wearer 60 sets a band pillow, bandage, and banding with gauze, and fixes the position of the drum 2 or the like with a clip or a clothespin. The wearer 60 carries the drum 2 on his back and ties the gauze in front of the body.

As a seventh procedure, the wearer 60 winds the double-folded hand 18 around his torso and clips it in the drum 2 on the back. Thereafter, when the wearer 60 tightens the band fastening, the wearing work of the band 1 is completed.
(3) Method of making the fourth pattern D face up

A method of winding the band showing the fourth handle D to the outside will be described with reference to FIGS. 11 to 13. FIG. 11 thru | or 13 is a figure explaining orderly the method of winding the belt | band | zone 1 by making the 4th pattern D into a table | surface.
As a first procedure, the wearer 60 turns over the bags 4 and 34 formed by the sag 2 and the hand 32 as necessary so that the fourth pattern D appears on the front and replaces the inside and the outside.
As a second procedure, the wearer 60 turns over the bag 4 formed by the sag 2 and the bag 34 formed by the hand 32 and exchanges the outside and inside of the bag.
As a third procedure, as shown in FIG. 11, the wearer 60 places the Nagoya belt 1 with the hand 18 sideways, and jumps up the droop (taiko) 2 vertically upward.

  As a fourth procedure, the wearer 60 prepares a string of a length around his / her torso and adjusts the length of the hand 18 using the string. Then, the wearer 60 folds the unnecessary portion (remaining hand 18) from the position of the apex of the triangular portion of the sag 2 to the near side (right side) and fastens it with a clip.

  As a fifth procedure, as shown in FIG. 12, the wearer 60 folds the hand 18 to the front side (this side) with the handle D arranged on the inner surface 14 of the sagging bag as a table. Then, the wearer 60 refastens the clip as shown in FIG.

  As a sixth procedure, as shown in FIG. 13, the wearer 60 makes a drum with the sag 2, and then folds the hand 32 and puts it in the drum 2. At this time, the handle A arranged on the inner back surface 16 of the bag formed by the sag 2 is folded inward so as not to come out to the front (so as not to be seen from the outside).

  As a seventh procedure, the wearer 60 sets a band pillow, bandage, and banding with gauze, and fixes the position of the drum 2 or the like with a clip or a clothespin. The wearer 60 carries the drum 2 on his back and ties the gauze in front of the body.

As an eighth procedure, the wearer 60 wraps the double-folded hand 18 around his torso and clips it in the drum 2 on the back. Thereafter, when the wearer 60 tightens the band fastening, the wearing work of the band 1 is completed.
(4) Method of making the first pattern A face up

A method of winding the band showing the first handle A to the outside will be described with reference to FIGS. 14 to 16 are diagrams for explaining the method of winding the belt 1 with the first handle A as a table.
As a first procedure, the wearer 60 turns over the bags 4 and 34 formed by the sag 2 and the hand 32 as necessary so that the inside and the outside are exchanged so that the first handle A comes out.
As a second procedure, as shown in FIG. 14, the wearer 60 places the Nagoya belt 1 with the hand 18 sideways and jumps up the drooping (taiko) 2 vertically upward.

  As a third procedure, the wearer 60 prepares a string having a length around his / her torso, and adjusts the length of the hand 18 using the string. Then, the wearer 60 folds the unnecessary portion (remaining hand 18) from the position of the apex of the triangular portion of the sag 2 to the near side (left side) and fastens it with a clip.

  As a fourth procedure, as shown in FIG. 15, the wearer 60 folds the hand 18 to the front side (this side) with the handle A disposed on the inner back surface 16 of the bag formed by the sag 2 as a front. Then, the wearer 60 fastens the clip as shown in FIG.

  As a fifth procedure, as shown in FIG. 16, the wearer 60 creates a drum with the sag 2, and then folds the hand 32 and puts it into the drum 2. At this time, the handle D arranged on the inner surface 14 of the bag in which the sag 2 is formed is folded inward so as not to come out to the front (so as not to be seen from the outside).

  As a sixth procedure, the wearer 60 sets a band pillow, bandage, and banding with gauze, and fixes the position of the drum 2 or the like with a clip or a clothespin. The wearer 60 carries the drum 2 on his back and ties the gauze in front of the body.

As a seventh procedure, the wearer 60 winds the double-folded hand 18 around his torso and clips it in the drum 2 on the back. Thereafter, when the wearer 60 tightens the band fastening, the wearing work of the band 1 is completed.
(Summary)
The Nagoya belt 1 has only to be wound so that the pattern desired to be displayed becomes the front, so that the wearing operation is easy.

The Nagoya belt 1 is easy to handle because the handle placed on the inner side 12, 42 of the bag can be moved from the back side to the front side by a simple operation of turning over the bag 4, 34 formed by the drooping 2 and the hand 18 It is.
Nagoya belt 1 is one Nagoya belt tailored for Nagoya, and you can easily enjoy four types of patterns (band patterns).

  The Nagoya belt 1 can be made by gathering a small amount of four types of cloth (1/4 of the amount of cloth used in a normal accessory), so cloth other than the cloth for the belt, for example, kimono It can be tailored using materials such as recycled haori and clothes.

  The Nagoya belt 1 is excellent in space saving because it requires only a quarter of storage space when compared to a normal belt that can enjoy only one type of pattern when enjoying four types of patterns.

  Although the embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail above, the present invention is not limited to the specific embodiment, and various modifications are possible within the scope of the gist of the present invention described in the claims.・ Change is possible.

1 Nagoya belt 2 Sagging 4 Sagging bag 6 Sagging bag outside 8 Sagging bag outer surface 10 Sagging bag outer surface 12 Sagging bag inside 14 Sagging bag inside Front surface 16 Back surface of the inner side of the sagging bag 18 Hand 20 Front half 22 Hand front half surface 24 Hand front half back 26 Hand rear half 28 Hand rear half 30 Hand rear half back 32 Hands 34 Hands made bag 36 Hands made bag outside 38 Hands made bag outer surface 40 Hands made bag outer side 42 Hands made bag inner 44 Hands made bag inner surface 46 Hands made Back side 60 inside the bag formed by the accessory wearer 62 clip A first pattern B second pattern C third pattern D fourth pattern

Claims (3)

It can be used as four types of bands with different patterns, and it is a Nagoya band that continues in the order of full width droop, half width hand, and half width hand
The sagging is in the shape of a bag, and the inside and the outside of the bag formed by the sagging are interchangeable with each other, and different first handle, second handle, third handle, and fourth The handle is arranged one by one so that there is no overlap between the outer surface and the back surface of the bag where the sagging is formed and the inner surface and the back surface of the bag where the sagging is formed,
The hand following the drooping is a form to be wound around the torso of the Nagoya belt wearer, and the front and back of the front half of the hand and the front and back of the back half of the hand, The first pattern, the second pattern, the third pattern, and the fourth pattern are arranged one by one so that there is no overlap,
The hand has a bag shape, and the inside and outside of the bag formed by the hand can be interchanged with each other, and the first handle, the second handle, the third handle, and the fourth handle. However, the Nagoya belt characterized by being arranged one by one so that there is no overlap between the outer surface and the back surface of the bag formed by the hand and the inner surface and the back surface of the bag formed by the hand. The handle that appears on the front side of the hand is arranged on the front half of the hand or on the back half of the hand,
The Nagoya belt according to claim 1, wherein the handle appearing on the back side of the hand is arranged on the back surface of the front half of the hand or the surface of the back half of the hand. A band core is attached only to one side of the sagging bag,
The Nagoya belt according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a band core is attached only to one side of the bag formed by the hand.