JP6901326B2 - calendar - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a calendar suitable for recording anniversaries.

Calendars are generally organized on a yearly basis. The calendar usually prints the date and the day of the week in correspondence, and the correspondence between the date and the day of the week changes in the next year, so it was necessary to purchase a new calendar each time the year changed. Also, even if I filled in the calendar to remember the anniversaries (birthday and wedding anniversary) that I visited on the same date every year, I had to fill in the new calendar again in the next year.

As a multi-year display calendar that can be used every year, Patent Document 1 includes a day of the week display case in which a plurality of display windows are formed corresponding to seven day of the week display, and one month's worth of days corresponding to the seven days of the week. A calendar that is equipped with date display cards arranged in a number of rows, and by combining the day display case with the date display card, the dates for one month are displayed together with each day of the week from the display window. Is described.

Further, as a memorial calendar suitable for entering an anniversary, Patent Document 2 has a plurality of calendar sheets, and each calendar sheet displays a date corresponding to a predetermined period unit, and each date. A memorial calendar with a year entry column, a day entry column, and a free entry column is described.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2006-235361 JP-A-2007-190798

However, although it is possible to confirm the day of the week in the multi-year display calendar described in Patent Document 1, it takes time and effort to change the date display part every month, and the date of the display part changes every month. Therefore, it is not possible to write an anniversary in the margin. Further, in the memorial calendar described in Patent Document 2, it is possible to confirm the date and day of the week of the anniversary, but it is not possible to confirm the day of the week of this year, and it cannot be used as a normal calendar. difficult. A method of displaying the day of the week of this year by pasting a separately prepared day of the week display member is also conceivable, but it is necessary to replace the day of the week display member for each calendar sheet (for example, every month), which is very time-consuming.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a calendar that is suitable for entering an anniversary and that does not frequently change the day of the week display when used as a normal calendar.

The calendar according to the present invention includes a plurality of calendar sheets having a date display frame in which dates of a predetermined period are sequentially displayed so as to be divided into seven days of the week.
A day display sheet for displaying seven days of the week, which is commonly used in the plurality of calendar sheets, and a day display sheet.
It has a day of the week display member on which seven days of the week are displayed in advance, which is detachably arranged on the day of the week display sheet.
By arranging the day of the week display member on the day of the week display sheet, seven days of the week are displayed corresponding to the dates displayed in the date display frames of the plurality of calendar sheets.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a calendar that is suitable for entering an anniversary and that does not frequently change the day of the week display when used as a normal calendar.

It is a schematic diagram which shows one structural example of the calendar which concerns on this invention. It is a schematic diagram which shows one structural example of the calendar which concerns on this invention. It is a schematic diagram which shows one structural example of the day of the week display sheet which the calendar which concerns on this invention has. It is a schematic diagram which shows one structural example of the calendar which concerns on this invention.

The calendar according to the present invention is a perpetual calendar that can be used for many years, and is particularly suitable as an anniversary calendar for entering anniversaries such as birthdays and wedding anniversaries that come on the same date (month and day) every year. Can be used for. Since the calendar according to the present invention can confirm the correspondence between the date and the day of the week of this year, it can also be used as a normal calendar. The calendar according to the present invention may be a desktop type, a wall-mounted type, or a notebook type.

FIG. 1 shows an example of a configuration of a calendar according to the present invention. The calendar 1 shown in FIG. 1 is composed of a calendar sheet 10 for displaying a date and a day display sheet 20 for displaying a day of the week. In the calendar according to the present invention, a plurality of calendar sheets 10 usually have dates for one year (including February 29) as a whole.

The calendar sheet 10 has a date display frame 11 in which dates of a predetermined period are sequentially displayed, and the date is described inside or near the date display frame 11. The period for which the date is displayed on one calendar sheet 10 can be, for example, one day, one week, two weeks, one month, two months, three months, four months, and six months. Is often one month. The number of calendar sheets 10 is usually automatically determined according to the period during which the date is displayed on one calendar sheet 10. That is, if the period on which the date is displayed on one calendar sheet 10 is 1 day, 366 sheets, if it is 1 week, 53 sheets, if it is 2 weeks, 27 sheets, if it is 1 month, 12 sheets, 2 months. If it is 6 sheets, if it is 3 months, it will be 4 sheets, if it is 4 months, it will be 3 sheets, and if it is 6 months, it will be 2 sheets. Of course, the number of calendar sheets 10 can be set to a number other than these.

The number of date display frames 11 can be appropriately set in consideration of the period during which the date is displayed on one calendar sheet 10. For example, when displaying the date for one month on one calendar sheet 10, the maximum number of days in one month is 31 days, so that 31 or more frames may be formed. The "frame" may be separated by a line for each date as shown in FIG. 1, but it does not necessarily have to be separated by a line for each date, and a memorial written in the margin. It suffices if it is divided so that the correspondence between dates and the like can be understood.

However, the date display frame 11 is formed so as to be divided into seven days of the week corresponding to the date. For example, when displaying the date for one month on one calendar sheet 10, as shown in FIG. 1, the date display frame 11 is arranged in a grid pattern of 7 horizontal squares x 6 vertical squares, and left → right. If the dates are displayed in order (the rightmost is the leftmost one step down), the dates listed in the seven vertical columns correspond to each of the seven days of the week. Since the date display frame 11 may be configured to be divided into seven days of the week, for example, the number of horizontal squares may be 14 squares (multiple of 7), and the vertical and horizontal squares are interchanged. You may.

As shown in FIG. 1, the calendar sheet 10 may have a month display unit 13 in addition to the date display frame 11. Further, as shown in FIG. 1, the date displayed in the date display frame 11 of the calendar sheet 10 in the margin of the calendar sheet 10 (for example, in the vicinity of the month display unit 13) is an anniversary such as a national holiday or the birthday of a celebrity. If it corresponds to, it may be described. Of course, anniversaries such as national holidays and birthdays of celebrities may be described inside the date display frame 11.

The calendar 1 according to the present invention may start in January, but preferably starts in March. That is, the dates of the predetermined period are sequentially displayed on the first calendar sheet 10 from March 1, and are displayed on the previous calendar sheet 10 on the second and subsequent calendar sheets 10. The dates of the predetermined period from the day after the last day of the date are displayed in order from the position of the date display frame corresponding to the day of the week, and the last day of the date displayed on the final calendar sheet 10 is February 29. Is preferable. For example, when displaying the date for one month on one calendar sheet 10, the date of March is described on the first calendar sheet 10, and the second to twelfth calendar sheets 10 have the date of March. Is preferably dated from April to February (until 29th in February).

February has a year up to 28th and a year up to 29th, while months other than February are fixed to 30th or 31st regardless of the year. That is, if the calendar starts in March, there will be no shift in the days of the week throughout the year. A shift in the day of the week will occur from the last day of February to the first day of March. However, in the present invention, as will be described later, the day of the week display is commonly used on the plurality of calendar sheets 10, so that the shift occurs. If you change the day of the week display only when changing from February to March (once a year), you can use it as a more suitable perpetual calendar.

The day of the week display sheet 20 is a sheet for displaying the day of the week corresponding to the date displayed in the date display frame 11 of the calendar sheet 10 in a state where the day of the week display member 21 on which seven days of the week are displayed in advance is arranged. Is. The day of the week display sheet 20 is usually arranged in front of the first calendar sheet 10 and / or behind the final calendar sheet 10, and is commonly used by the plurality of calendar sheets 10. Since the day of the week display member 21 arranged on the day of the week display sheet 20 has a detachable structure, it is correct by changing the day of the week display member 21 to be used and its arrangement order even if the day of the week arrangement changes due to a change of year. The day of the week can be displayed. The day of the week display member 21 may be one member on which seven days of the week are displayed, or may be divided into a plurality of members and the day of the week may be displayed on each member.

For example, in the calendar 1 shown in FIG. 1, the upper part of the day of the week display sheet 20 protrudes from the front of the first calendar sheet 10 and from the back of the last calendar sheet 10 as compared with the calendar sheet 10. Have been placed. On the day of the week display sheet 20, seven clip-shaped day of the week display members 21 on which seven days of the week are displayed in advance are arranged in accordance with the day of the week corresponding to the date displayed in the date display frame 11 of the calendar sheet 10. It is attached so as to sandwich the end (upper portion) of the display sheet 10. By doing so, the day of the week display sheet 20 can be commonly used by the plurality of calendar sheets 10, and seven days of the week are displayed corresponding to the dates displayed in the date display frames 11 of the plurality of calendar sheets 10. Become so.

Further, for example, in the calendar 1 shown in FIG. 2, the day of the week display sheet 20 is arranged only behind the final calendar sheet 10, and the day of the week display sheet 20 displays seven days of the week in advance. A plate-shaped (plate, paper, film, etc.) day display member 21 is detachably fixed. On the other hand, on the plurality of calendar sheets 10, a window 12 for visually recognizing the day of the week displayed on the day of the week display member 21 arranged on the day of the week display sheet 20 is formed at the same position as the day of the week display member 21. By doing so, the day of the week display sheet 20 can be commonly used in the plurality of calendar sheets 10, and seven days of the week are displayed corresponding to the dates displayed in the date display frames 11 of the plurality of calendar sheets 10. Become so.

In this case, the day of the week display sheet 20 is provided with a plate fixing member 22 for detachably fixing the plate-shaped day of the week display member 21. As the plate fixing member 22, for example, as shown in FIG. 3, a pocket into which the plate-shaped day of the week display member 21 can be inserted from the side (also possible from above) may be used, and a rail for fixing the plate while sandwiching it from above and below or from the left and right. It may be. When used for many years regardless of the day of the week arrangement that changes depending on the year, it is necessary to prepare a plurality of day of the week display members 21 in which seven days of the week are displayed side by side. Of the plurality of day of the week display members 21, it is preferable that a plate storage portion 23 for storing unused day of the week display members is formed.

The day of the week display member 21 can also be a magnet type. In this case, the part of the day of the week display sheet 20 for displaying the day of the week is made of a ferromagnetic material (material that sticks to the magnet) such as iron, cobalt, and nickel, and the magnet type day display member 21 is attached and used. It is preferable to do so.

When windows 12 are formed on a plurality of calendar sheets 10, a year display sheet (not shown) is arranged in front of the first calendar sheet 10, and the windows 12 of the calendar sheet 10 that have been turned over are used. By detachably fixing the year display member 31 on which the year is displayed at a position where it can be visually recognized, it is possible to confirm how many years this year is. The configuration of the year display sheet and the year display member 31, and the fixing method and storage method thereof can be the same as those of the day display sheet 20 and the day display member 21.

The calendar according to the present invention as described above can be suitably used as an anniversary calendar for entering anniversaries such as birthdays and wedding anniversaries that come on the same date (month and day) every year, and the day of the week display is changed. It is a very easy-to-use calendar because it is infrequent (once a year if it starts in March). The calendar according to the present invention can also be used as a normal calendar. For example, by attaching a transparent film to the calendar, it is possible to write a schedule for this year.

1 Calendar 10 Calendar sheet 11 Date display frame 12 Window 13 Month display unit 20 Day of the week display sheet 21 Day of the week display member 22 Plate fixing member 23 Plate storage unit 31 year display member

Claims (6)

A plurality of calendar sheets having a date display frame in which dates of a predetermined period are sequentially displayed so as to be divided into seven days of the week, and
A day display sheet for displaying seven days of the week, which is commonly used in the plurality of calendar sheets, and a day display sheet.
It has a day of the week display member on which seven days of the week are displayed in advance, which is detachably arranged on the day of the week display sheet.
By arranging the day of the week display member on the day of the week display sheet, a calendar in which seven days of the week are displayed corresponding to the dates displayed in the date display frames of the plurality of calendar sheets. The day of the week display member has a clip shape.
The calendar according to claim 1, wherein the clip-shaped day of the week display member is detachably attached so as to sandwich the end of the day of the week display sheet. The day of the week display member has a plate shape.
The calendar according to claim 1, wherein the plate-shaped day of the week display member is detachably fixed by a plate fixing member formed on the day of the week display sheet. The item according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the plurality of calendar sheets are formed with a window for visually recognizing the day of the week displayed on the day of the week display member arranged on the day of the week display sheet. calendar. On the first calendar sheet, the dates for the specified period from March 1 are displayed in sequence.
On the second and subsequent calendar sheets, the dates of the predetermined period from the day after the last day of the date displayed on the previous calendar sheet are sequentially displayed from the position of the date display frame corresponding to the day of the week.
The calendar according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the last day of the date displayed on the final calendar sheet is February 29. The calendar according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the predetermined period is one month.

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