JP6077926B2 - Umbrella storage device for vehicles - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to an umbrella storage device for a vehicle that is provided in a vehicle cabin of a vehicle and configured to store an umbrella.

Various kinds of vehicle umbrella storage devices are known as means for storing an umbrella in a vehicle compartment. For example, some umbrella storage devices for a vehicle are configured such that an end of an umbrella storage tube is rotatably supported on a floor of a passenger compartment, and the umbrella storage tube is configured to be extendable.
According to the umbrella storage device for a vehicle, the umbrella storage tube is rotated and started up, and the umbrella is inserted into the started up umbrella storage tube. After inserting the umbrella into the umbrella storage tube, the umbrella storage tube is extended to store the umbrella in the umbrella storage tube. In a state where the umbrella is stored in the umbrella storage tube, the umbrella storage tube can be disposed along the floor by rotating the umbrella storage tube horizontally (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Utility Model Registration No. 3008560

However, when an umbrella is stored in the umbrella storage device for a vehicle disclosed in Patent Document 1, an operation for rotating and starting the umbrella storage tube, an operation for extending the umbrella storage tube to store the umbrella, and an umbrella storage tube storing the umbrella It is necessary to rotate the sideways sideways along the floor.
On the other hand, when taking out an umbrella from an umbrella storage tube, the operation is performed by rotating the umbrella storage tube containing the umbrella to start up, the operation of retracting the umbrella storage tube and taking out the umbrella, and the umbrella storage tube from which the umbrella has been removed rotated sideways. It is necessary to operate along the floor.
For this reason, it takes time to store and take out the umbrella, and there remains room for improvement from this viewpoint.

  An object of the present invention is to provide an umbrella storage device for a vehicle that can easily store and take out an umbrella without taking time and effort.

The invention according to claim 1 is an umbrella storage device for a vehicle that stores an umbrella between a door opening of a vehicle and a side surface of a seat facing the door opening, the door opening and the seat A hand holding part that is provided between the side faces and has a holding opening part into which the hand part of the umbrella can be inserted from above, a hand holding part that holds the hand part inserted from the holding opening part, and a front part of the hand holding part. A maintenance section provided with a maintenance opening that opens at the top, and a maintenance taper formed on the outer side in the vehicle width direction of the maintenance opening with an upward slope toward the outside of the vehicle body. In the state where the hand part is held by the part, an end part of the hand part is arranged in the care part .

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a taper portion formed in an upward slope from the holding opening portion of the hand holding portion toward the outside of the vehicle body.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the vicinity of the rear of the hand holding part and in a position where the umbrella cloth part of the umbrella is arranged in a state where the hand holding part is held by the hand holding part, the side face side of the seat It is characterized by having a guide portion that protrudes upward toward the door opening side.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a tray portion provided behind the hand holding portion and accommodating the umbrella cloth portion of the umbrella by being communicated with the hand holding portion, and the tray portion is lowered toward the rear. It is characterized by being inclined to a gradient.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, the tray portion includes a tray opening portion into which the umbrella cloth portion can be inserted from above, and a tray cover that covers the tray opening portion is detachably provided.

In the invention which concerns on Claim 1, the hand part of an umbrella can be hold | maintained in a hand holding part in the state which grasped the end part of the hand part by hand (gripping) by arrange | positioning the edge part of a hand part in a care part. .
Thereby, the umbrella can be easily stored in the umbrella storage device for a vehicle without taking time and effort.

Further, by arranging the end portion of the hand portion in the care section , the end portion of the hand portion can be easily grasped (gripped) by the hand while the hand portion of the umbrella is held by the hand holding portion.
As a result, by lifting the end portion of the hand portion while grasping (grabbing) the end portion of the hand portion by hand, the hand portion of the umbrella is lifted from the hand holding portion, and the umbrella is saved from the umbrella storage device for the vehicle. It can be taken out easily without putting.
Further, a maintenance tapered portion is provided on the outer side in the vehicle width direction of the maintenance opening.
The maintenance taper portion is formed in an upward gradient from the outer side in the vehicle width direction of the maintenance opening toward the outside of the vehicle body. Therefore, by moving the grip portion of the hand portion along the care taper portion, the grip portion can be smoothly moved (stored), and the grip portion can be smoothly taken out.

  In the invention according to claim 2, the taper portion is formed in an upward slope from the holding opening portion of the hand holding portion toward the outside of the vehicle body. By moving the hand portion of the umbrella along the tapered portion, the hand portion of the umbrella can be smoothly moved (stored) to the hand holding portion, and the hand portion of the umbrella can be smoothly taken out from the hand holding portion.

In the invention which concerns on Claim 3, the guide part was provided in the location where the umbrella cloth part of an umbrella is arrange | positioned in the back vicinity of the hand holding | maintenance part. Further, the guide portion was projected upward from the side surface side of the seat toward the door opening portion side.
Thereby, when taking out the hand part of an umbrella from a hand holding part, an umbrella cloth part can be smoothly taken out by guiding the umbrella cloth part of an umbrella with a guide part.
Further, by projecting the guide portion upward, the guide portion can suppress the entire bone of the umbrella of the umbrella cloth portion from spreading in a state where the hand portion is held by the hand holding portion.

In the invention which concerns on Claim 4, the tray part was provided in the back of the hand holding | maintenance part, and the tray part was made to incline in the downward slope toward back. Therefore, by storing the umbrella cloth part in the tray part, it is possible to guide rainwater dripped from the umbrella cloth part to the rear end part along the tray part.
Thereby, since rain water dripped from the umbrella cloth part can be collected in the rear end part of the tray part, rain water dripped on the tray part can be easily wiped off.

  In the invention which concerns on Claim 5, the tray opening part of the tray part was covered with the tray cover. Thereby, the umbrella cloth part stored in the tray part can be hidden by the tray cover so that it cannot be seen from the passenger.

It is a perspective view which shows the vehicle provided with the umbrella storage apparatus for vehicles which concerns on this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the umbrella storage apparatus for vehicles of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the state which accommodated the umbrella in the umbrella storage apparatus for vehicles of FIG. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 4-4 of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the state which looked at the umbrella storage apparatus for vehicles of FIG. 3 from the vehicle compartment side. It is a perspective view which shows the state which looked at the umbrella storage apparatus for vehicles of FIG. 5 from the vehicle body front side. It is a perspective view which shows the state which looked at the umbrella storage apparatus for vehicles of FIG. 5 from the vehicle body upper upper side. It is a perspective view which shows the state which looked at the umbrella storage apparatus for vehicles which concerns on this invention from the back of a sheet | seat. FIG. 9 is a sectional view taken along line 9-9 in FIG. 8.

  The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Note that “front (Fr)”, “rear (Rr)”, “left (L)”, and “right (R)” follow the direction seen from the driver.

The umbrella storage apparatus 20 for vehicles which concerns on an Example is demonstrated.
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the vehicle 10 includes a door opening 12 provided on the left side 11 of the vehicle 10, a seat 15 provided on the vehicle compartment 14 side of the door opening 12, and a door opening. 12 and an umbrella storage device 20 provided between the seat 15 and a side door 22 capable of opening and closing the door opening 12.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the seat 15 includes a seat cushion 17 supported by a slide / reclining leg portion 16 (see FIG. 8) and a seat back 18 raised from the rear portion of the slide / reclining leg portion 16. And.
The slide / reclining leg portion 16 is provided in a portion 31 a (see FIG. 4) near the door opening portion 12 in the floor panel 31 of the passenger compartment 14. Therefore, the side surface 17 a (side surface of the seat 15) of the seat cushion 17 is disposed near the bottom portion 12 a of the door opening 12 and is provided to face the bottom portion 12 a of the door opening 12.

The slide / reclining leg 16 (see FIG. 8) is covered with a reclining cover 34 from the door opening 12 side.
A reclining operation lever 35 is provided outside the reclining cover 34 in the vehicle width direction, and a slide operation lever 36 is provided on the vehicle body front side of the reclining operation lever 35.

The door opening 12 has a bottom portion 12a formed of a left side sill 24, a front portion 12b formed of a front pillar 27 (see FIG. 1), and a rear portion 12c formed of a center pillar 28.
As shown in FIG. 4, the left side sill 24 is a member that forms a skeleton of the left bottom portion of the vehicle 10. The left side sill 24 is formed in a closed cross section by joining the upper flanges 25a and 26a of the outer sill 25 and the inner sill 26 and joining the lower flanges 25b and 26b.
The left end portion 31 b of the floor panel 31 is joined to the sill wall portion 26 c of the inner sill 26. The floor portion of the passenger compartment 14 is formed by laying the carpet 32 on the floor panel 31.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, an interior material 41 is provided on the side of the vehicle compartment 14 of the door opening 12. The interior material 41 includes a seat-side interior material 42 that covers the left side sill 24 and the center pillar 28 from the vehicle compartment 14 side.
The seat-side interior material 42 includes a side step 43 that covers the left side sill 24 from the vehicle compartment 14 side, and a pillar interior material 44 that covers the center pillar 28 from the vehicle compartment 14 side.
The vehicle umbrella storage device 20 is integrally formed with the seat-side interior material 42 (the pillar interior material 44 and the side step 43).

The vehicle umbrella storage device 20 is provided in the vicinity of the reclining cover 34, so that the umbrella 46 can be stored between the bottom 12 a (left side sill 24) of the door opening 12 and the side surface 17 a of the seat cushion 17. ing.
By storing the umbrella 46 between the bottom portion 12a of the door opening 12 and the side surface 17a of the seat cushion 17 by the vehicle umbrella storage device 20, the umbrella 46 can be disposed so as not to obstruct the passenger.
Further, by storing the umbrella 46 between the bottom portion 12a of the door opening 12 and the side surface 17a of the seat cushion 17 by the vehicle umbrella storage device 20, the vehicle can be closed in a state where the side door 22 (see FIG. 1) is closed. The umbrella 46 can be stored in the umbrella storage device 20.

  The umbrella storage device 20 for a vehicle includes a hand holding part 51 that holds a hand part (handle part) 47 of the umbrella 46, a tray part 52 provided on the rear side (rear) of the hand holding part 51, and a hand holding part. 51, a maintenance part 53 provided in front of the vehicle body (front).

  Further, the umbrella storage device 20 for the vehicle includes a hand taper portion (taper portion) 54 connected to the hand holding portion 51, a care taper portion 55 provided in front of the hand taper portion 54 on the vehicle body, and a hand taper portion 54. A curved recess 56 provided at the rear of the vehicle body and a tray cover 57 covering the tray portion 52 are provided.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 6, the hand holding portion 51 is provided between the door opening 12 and the reclining cover 34 (side surface 17 a of the seat cushion 17). The hand holding part 51 has a holding opening 61 at the top, so that a holding space 62 having an upper opening is formed.
The holding opening 61 is an opening through which the hand 47 of the umbrella 46 can be inserted from above into the holding space 62. The hand portion 47 inserted up to the holding space 62 is held by the hand holding portion 51.

Here, the hand holding portion 51 is formed in the width dimension W <b> 1 of the holding space 62.
The width dimension W <b> 1 of the holding space 62 is set so that the hand portion 47 can be accommodated (inserted) and the umbrella cloth portion 48 of the umbrella 46 does not pass through.
Therefore, it is possible to prevent the umbrella 46 from sliding forward in the state where the umbrella 46 is stored in the vehicle umbrella storage device 20.

A hand taper portion 54 is connected to the outer side 61 a in the vehicle width direction of the holding opening 61.
The proximal taper portion 54 is formed in an upward slope from the outer side 61a in the vehicle width direction of the holding opening 61 toward the outer side in the vehicle width direction (outside the vehicle body). Therefore, by moving the hand portion 47 of the umbrella 46 along the hand taper portion 54, the hand portion 47 can be smoothly moved (stored) to the hand holding portion 51, and the hand portion 47 can be smoothly moved from the hand holding portion 51. Can be taken out.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 7, a tray portion 52 is provided on the rear side of the vehicle body of the hand holding portion 51.
The tray unit 52 includes a tray front wall 64 formed integrally with the hand holding unit 51, a tray outer wall 65 disposed along the left side sill 24, and a tray inner wall disposed on the reclining cover 34 (see FIG. 2) side. 66, a tray bottom 67 that connects the lower end portions 65a and 66a of the tray outer wall 65 and the tray inner wall 66, a tray rear wall 68 that covers the rear end of the tray portion 52, and a guide portion that protrudes from the tray inner wall 66. 69.
The tray bottom 67 is supported by the floor panel 31 by the legs 71.

The tray portion 52 has a tray opening 72 that opens upward, and a tray space 73 is formed by the tray outer wall 65, the tray inner wall 66, the tray bottom portion 67, the tray front wall 64, and the tray rear wall 68. The tray space 73 has a front portion 73 a communicating with the holding space 62 of the hand holding portion 51.
Therefore, when the hand portion 47 of the umbrella 46 is held by the hand holding portion 51, the umbrella cloth portion 48 of the umbrella 46 is moved from the upper side of the tray opening portion 72 through the tray opening portion 72 to the tray as shown by the arrow A (see FIG. 4). It can be inserted (stored) in the space 73.

Returning to FIG. 5, the tray bottom portion 67 of the tray portion 52 is inclined downward with an inclination angle θ1 toward the rear (rear) of the vehicle body.
Therefore, by storing the umbrella cloth part 48 in the tray part 52, rainwater dripped from the umbrella cloth part 48 is guided along the tray bottom part 67 to the rear end part 52 a of the tray part 52 (that is, the tray rear wall 68). be able to.
As a result, rainwater dripped from the umbrella cloth portion 48 can be stored in the rear end portion 52a of the tray portion 52, so that rainwater dripped onto the tray portion 52 can be easily wiped off.

Here, the tray portion 52 (the vehicle umbrella storage device 20) is provided between the bottom portion 12a (the left side sill 24) of the door opening portion 12 and the side surface 17a of the seat cushion 17.
Therefore, since the tray part 52 can be extended to the vehicle body rear side of the sheet | seat 15 (refer FIG. 8), the length dimension L1 of the tray part 52 can be ensured large.
Accordingly, the umbrella 46 having a large length dimension of the umbrella 46 (master bone 49) can be stored in the tray portion 52.

  Further, a locking groove 74 is formed along the tray portion 52 in the upper end portion 65 b of the tray outer wall 65. When the tray cover 57 is locked in the locking groove 74, the tray cover 57 is held at a position that covers the substantially rear half portion 72 c of the tray opening 72.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, the tray inner wall 66 is disposed on the reclining cover 34 along the longitudinal direction of the vehicle body below the reclining cover 34. A guide portion 69 projects from a front upper end portion (near the hand holding portion 51) 66b of the tray inner wall 66.
In other words, the guide portion 69 is located near the back of the hand holding portion 51 and where the umbrella cloth portion 48 is disposed in a state where the hand holding portion 51 (see FIG. 3) is held by the hand holding portion 51 (that is, , A front upper end portion 66b of the tray inner wall 66).
The location in the vicinity of the rear of the hand holding portion 51 refers to a location in the rear of the hand holding portion 51 in the vehicle body and in the vicinity of the hand holding portion 51.

  The guide portion 69 has an inclined portion 76 that protrudes upward from the front upper end portion 66b of the tray inner wall 66 toward the outside in the vehicle width direction, and a vertical portion that protrudes upward from the upper end 76a of the inclined portion 76. Part 77.

The inclined portion 76 protrudes upward from the side surface 17a side of the seat cushion toward the bottom portion 12a side of the door opening 12 to the outside of the reclining cover 34 in the vehicle width direction (see also FIG. 2). ).
The vertical portion 77 is projected upward so as to overlap the reclining cover 34 on the outer side in the vehicle width direction from the reclining cover 34.
Therefore, when the umbrella portion 48 stored in the tray space 73 is taken out from the tray opening 72, the umbrella portion 48 can be guided by the guide portion 69 as indicated by the arrow B.

Thereby, it is possible to prevent the umbrella cloth part 48 (particularly, the bone of the umbrella (the main bone 49, the bone)) from being caught on the reclining cover 34, and the umbrella cloth part 48 can be smoothly taken out.
Further, the guide portion 69 projects from the front upper end portion 66 b of the tray inner wall 66, so that the entire umbrella bone (parent bone 49, bone receiving) of the umbrella fabric portion 48 accommodated in the tray space 73 is expanded. 69 (particularly, the inclined portion 76).

A curved recess 56 is connected to a substantially front half 72b of the outer side 72a in the vehicle width direction of the tray opening 72.
The curved concave portion 56 is formed in a concave shape from the rear portion 43 a of the side step 43 to the front base portion 44 a of the pillar interior material 44. Therefore, the tray opening 72 and the tray space 73 can be easily viewed with the curved recess 56.
Thereby, since the positions of the tray opening 72 and the tray space 73 can be visually confirmed, the umbrella cloth part 48 can be easily stored in the tray space 73 from the tray opening 72.

As shown in FIG. 5, the substantially rear half 72 c of the tray opening 72 is detachably covered with a tray cover 57.
As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, the tray cover 57 includes a resin base 81 having a substantially square cross section and a skin material 82 laminated on the upper surface 81 a of the base 81.
The outer side 57 a of the tray cover 57 is locked to the locking groove 74, and the inner side 57 b of the tray cover 57 is locked to the upper protruding piece 32 a of the carpet 32, so that the tray cover 57 covers the tray opening 72. Is kept in the state.

  The tray cover 57 has an outer edge 57a locked in the locking groove 74, and an inclined cover portion 83 on which the central portion 57c is placed on the upper edge 66c of the tray inner wall 66, and projects downward from the central portion 57c. The inner cover portion 84 and the rear wall portion 85 provided at the rear end of the tray cover 57 are provided.

The inclined cover portion 83 has an outer edge 57a of the tray cover 57 locked to the locking groove 74, and a central portion 57c of the tray cover 57 is placed on the upper edge 66c of the tray inner wall 66. It is inclined downward at an inclination angle θ2 toward the central portion 57c.
The inner cover portion 84 projects downward from the central portion 57c of the tray cover 57, and the lower end portion 57d is bent toward the inside of the vehicle body.
The lower end portion 57 d of the inner cover portion 84 is locked to the upper protruding piece 32 a of the carpet 32.

In this way, the outer side 57a of the tray cover 57 is locked in the locking groove 74, and the lower end portion 57d of the tray cover 57 is locked to the upper protruding piece 32a of the carpet 32, whereby the tray cover 57 is opened in the tray. The part 72 is held in a covered state.
Thereby, the umbrella cloth part 48 stored in the tray part 52 can be hidden by the tray cover 57 so that it cannot be seen by the passenger.

In a state where the tray cover 57 is held, the inclined cover portion 83 is inclined downward at an inclination angle θ2 from the outer side 57a toward the central portion 57c.
Thereby, when a passenger gets on and off from the passenger compartment 14, it is possible to prevent the passenger from hitting the tray cover 57 or stepping on the tray cover 57 with the feet of the passenger.

On the other hand, the tray cover 57 can be removed from the tray opening 72 by removing the outer side 57 a of the tray cover 57 from the locking groove 74 and removing the lower end 57 d of the tray cover 57 from the upper protrusion 32 a of the carpet 32. .
That is, the tray cover 57 is formed to be detachably attached to the tray opening 72.

Returning to FIGS. 5 and 7, a care section 53 is provided in front of the vehicle body of the hand holding section 51 (front).
The maintenance part 53 includes a maintenance rear wall 86 projecting downward from the hand holding part 51, a maintenance bottom part 87 projecting from the lower end of the maintenance rear wall 86 toward the front of the vehicle body, and a maintenance bottom part 87. A maintenance front wall 88 projecting upward from the front end portion, and a maintenance rear wall 86, a maintenance bottom portion 87, and a maintenance outer wall 89 formed on each outer portion of the maintenance front portion 88.

As shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 6, the maintenance portion 53 has a maintenance opening portion 91 that opens at the top, and includes a maintenance rear wall 86, a maintenance bottom portion 87, a tray bottom portion 67, a maintenance front wall 88 and a maintenance rear wall 86. A maintenance space 92 is formed.
The care space 92 communicates with the hand holding part 51 (holding space 62), and is formed so that a hand holding the grip part (end part) 47a of the hand part 47 can be put therein.
Therefore, when the hand portion 47 of the umbrella 46 is held by the hand holding portion 51, the grip portion 47 a of the hand portion 47 can be stored (arranged) from the care opening 91 into the care space 92.

As described above, by providing the care unit 53 in front of the hand holding part 51, the hand part 47 can be held by the hand holding part 51 in a state where the grip part 47 a of the hand part 47 is grasped (gripped) by hand.
Thereby, the umbrella can be easily stored in the vehicle umbrella storage device 20 without taking time and effort.

Further, by providing the care portion 53 in front of the hand holding portion 51, the grip portion 47a of the hand portion 47 can be easily grasped (gripped) with the hand holding portion 51 of the umbrella 46 held by the hand holding portion 51. be able to.
Thus, by lifting the grip portion 47a of the hand portion 47 in a state where the grip portion 47a of the hand portion 47 is grasped (gripped) by hand, the hand portion 47 is lifted from the hand holding portion 51, and the umbrella storage device 20 for a vehicle. Therefore, the umbrella 46 can be easily taken out without much trouble.

  Furthermore, by forming the care portion 53, the orientation of the grip portion 47a disposed in the care portion 53 can be easily visually confirmed. Thereby, the grip part 47a arrange | positioned at the care part can be grasped easily, and the umbrella 46 can be taken out from the umbrella storage apparatus 20 for vehicles much more easily.

A maintenance taper portion 55 is connected to the outer side 91 a in the vehicle width direction of the maintenance opening 91.
The maintenance taper portion 55 is formed in an upward slope from the outer side 91 a in the vehicle width direction of the maintenance opening 91 toward the outside of the vehicle body. Therefore, by moving the grip portion 47 a of the hand portion 47 along the care taper portion 55, the grip portion 47 a can be smoothly moved (stored) to the care space 92, and the grip portion 47 a can be smoothly moved from the care space 92. It can be taken out.

Note that the umbrella storage device for a vehicle according to the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and can be changed or improved as appropriate.
For example, in the above embodiment, the vehicle umbrella storage device 20 is provided between the door opening 12 provided on the left side 11 of the vehicle 10 and the seat 15 provided on the vehicle compartment 14 side of the door opening 12. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the umbrella storage device 20 for a vehicle can be provided adjacent to another door opening.

  Also, the vehicle, door opening, seat, seat cushion, side surface of the seat cushion, umbrella storage device for the vehicle, umbrella, hand portion, grip portion of the hand portion, umbrella cloth portion, hand holding portion, tray shown in the above embodiment The shapes and configurations of the portion, the tapered portion, the tray cover, the holding opening, the tray inner wall, the guide portion, and the tray opening are not limited to those illustrated, and can be appropriately changed.

  INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The present invention is suitable for application to an automobile equipped with a vehicle umbrella storage device that can be stored in a vehicle compartment by being provided in the vehicle compartment.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Vehicle, 12 ... Door opening part, 15 ... Seat, 17 ... Seat cushion, 17a ... Side surface of seat cushion (side surface of seat), 20 ... Umbrella storage device for vehicles, 46 ... Umbrella, 47 ... Hand part (pattern part) ), 47a: grip portion (end portion) of hand portion, 48: umbrella cloth portion, 51: hand holding portion, 52 ... tray portion, 54 ... hand taper portion (taper portion), 57 ... tray cover, 61 ... holding opening 66, tray inner wall, 66b, front upper end portion of the tray inner wall (where the umbrella cloth portion is disposed in the vicinity of the rear of the hand holding portion and the hand holding portion being held by the hand holding portion), 69 ... Guide part, 72 ... tray opening part.

Claims (5)

An umbrella storage device for a vehicle that stores an umbrella between a door opening of a vehicle and a side surface of a seat facing the door opening,
A hand holding portion that is provided between the door opening and the side surface of the seat and has a holding opening capable of inserting the hand portion of the umbrella from above, and holds the hand portion inserted from the holding opening ; ,
A maintenance part provided in front of the hand holding part and having a care opening opening the upper part;
A maintenance taper portion formed on the outer side in the vehicle width direction of the maintenance opening portion with an upward slope toward the outside of the vehicle body,
An umbrella storage device for a vehicle, wherein an end portion of the hand portion is disposed in the care portion in a state where the hand portion is held by the hand holding portion.   The umbrella storage device for a vehicle according to claim 1, further comprising a taper portion formed in an upward gradient from the holding opening portion of the hand holding portion toward the outside of the vehicle body.   From the side of the seat to the side of the door opening in the vicinity of the rear of the hand holding part and where the umbrella cloth part of the umbrella is arranged in a state where the hand holding part is held by the hand holding part. The umbrella storage device for a vehicle according to claim 1, further comprising a guide portion protruding upward. A tray portion that is provided behind the hand holding portion and that houses the umbrella cloth portion of the umbrella by communicating with the hand holding portion;
The umbrella storage device for a vehicle according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the tray portion is inclined downward toward the rear. The tray part has a tray opening part into which the umbrella cloth part can be inserted from above,
5. The umbrella storage device for a vehicle according to claim 4, wherein a tray cover that covers the tray opening is detachably provided.

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