JPH0133491Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] "Industrial Application Field" The present invention relates to a packaging material used as an inner container for Japanese sweets.

``Prior Art and Problems'' When wrapping Japanese sweets, etc., soft and bendable wrapping paper is generally used, but when wrapping Japanese sweets using such wrapping paper, there is a risk of external pressure and the wrapping paper itself. The Japanese confectionery had the disadvantage that it was easily crushed due to the deformation of the confectionery.

Particularly in recent years, the Japanese confectionery industry has placed emphasis on design, and there are various types of confectionery with various decorations applied to the surface. However, when such Japanese confectionery is wrapped in the wrapping paper and brought home, the surface of the confectionery is crushed and the product is damaged. There were many cases where the design was ruined.

For this reason, in the case of Japanese sweets that emphasize design, regardless of the number, the method of storing them in a hard box container made of hard paper such as cardboard and taking it home is adopted. Not only does a box container require a large amount of storage space, but the design of the container tends to be more uniform compared to the design of Japanese sweets, and even if various designs are printed on the surface, the image of Japanese sweets will be halved. There were many cases.

In addition, since the number of Japanese sweets that can be stored in the hard box container is predetermined, if you store other quantities of Japanese sweets, a space will be created, which may cause looseness when you take it home, or if you open the container. Sometimes, the design effect of Japanese sweets may be halved due to the space.

The technical problem that this invention aims to solve is that it is possible to store Japanese sweets without taking up space, and when Japanese sweets are stored in the wrapping paper, they can be taken home without being crushed and retaining their original design. To provide a packaging material for Japanese confectionery which can enhance the image and taste of Japanese confectionery without diminishing its image and taste.

``Means for Solving the Problems'' The present invention is a technical means for achieving the above-mentioned technical problem, in which a rectangular wrapping paper is formed which extends on both left and right side edges and has a plurality of folded pieces parallel to the side edges. and bamboo ribs each formed into a thin plate shape along the bamboo grain, and a tightening string that forms the wrapping paper into a predetermined shape, parallel to the center line perpendicular to the upper and lower ends of the wrapping paper and on both left and right sides thereof. At the same time, a pair of bamboo ribs are attached along both the upper and lower ends of the wrapping paper so as to cross the bamboo ribs, and from among the bamboo ribs attached on the center line and on both the left and right sides of the center line, To propose a packaging material for Japanese confectionery characterized by a tightening string fixed along one or more selected bamboo ribs.

"Embodiments" Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be exemplarily described with reference to the drawings. However, unless otherwise specified, the dimensions, materials, shapes, relative positions, etc. of the components described in this example are not intended to limit the scope of this invention, but are merely illustrative examples. It's nothing more than that.

1 to 4 each show a packaging material A according to an embodiment of the present invention, and 1 is bendable and has a predetermined strength. For example, a rectangular wrapping paper made of Japanese paper with a wall thickness of about 0.15 mm, 11... is a bamboo bone formed into a thin plate shape along the bamboo grain, and the wall thickness is about 0.4 mm,
The width is set to about 8mm. Numeral 21 is a tightening string used to fix the packaging material in a predetermined shape, and is made of paper string.

The wrapping paper 1 has a design 4a (in this example, a poem is printed) inside a predetermined front frame 2, and the left and right ends 2a and 2b of the front frame 2 are extended. A fold line 3a is made in the folded portion parallel to the side edges 2a, 2b, and folded over to form a foldable piece 3 that can be folded back.

Then, on the center line perpendicular to the upper and lower ends 1a, 1b of the wrapping paper 1, and the side ends 2a, 2b on both left and right sides thereof.
Three bamboo ribs 11, 12, 13 are pasted in parallel to positions near the side edges that are slightly shifted inward, and the three bamboo ribs 11, 13 are attached to the upper and lower ends 1a, 1b.
A pair of bamboo ribs 14 and 1 cross between 12 and 13.
Attach 5. The pair of bamboo ribs 14, 15 are not extended over the entire length of the surface frame 2, but their terminal ends are positioned inside the side ends 2a, 2b. The reason for forming it in this manner is not only for safety reasons but also to provide a broader design by locating the terminal ends inside the side edges 2a and 2b.

The tightening string 21 is attached to the bamboo ribs 11 attached on the center line.
The free ends on both upper and lower sides are extended to the extent that a bow can be tied, and the tightening string 21 located on the bamboo frame 11 is fixed with glue or the like.

Next, the Japanese confectionery packaging procedure of this embodiment will be explained step by step. A plurality of folding pieces 3 extending on the left and right ends 2a and 2b of the surface of the packaging material A are turned inward and overlapped, and folded one after another. , so that the folded piece 3 is located on the back side of the wrapping paper 1. (See Figure 3) Then, after arranging the Japanese sweets 4 in one or more rows approximately halfway between the upper and lower ends 1a and 1b of the packaging material A with the back side facing up, After lifting the upper and lower ends 1a and 1b of the packaging material A upward to form the packaging material A into a cylindrical shape, the tightening string 21 is tied to fix the packaging material A in the cylindrical state.

As a result, the folded piece 3 located inside the cylindrical packaging material A bulges in a wave shape, and therefore the folded piece forms a bank-like locking part 3' on the open side edge of the cylindrical packaging material A. 3 works effectively. (See FIG. 4) By attaching grass 22 such as fern to the bow-knotted tightening string 21 for decoration, the image effect as a packaging material is further enhanced.

Finally, by putting the packaging material A formed into a cylindrical shape as it is into the outer bag 5, etc., the Japanese sweets 4, etc. stored in the cylindrical packaging material A can be taken home without being crushed.

FIG. 5 shows another embodiment, in which the bamboo ribs 1 on the center line
In addition to 1, tightening strings 21a are also attached and fixed on the bamboo ribs 12 and 13 on both sides.

With this configuration, the tightening string 21 can also be used on the left and right ends.
Since it can be tied at point a, a tight cylindrical body can be formed.

``Effects of the invention'' As described above, according to the invention, since the washi paper, which has elasticity made of bamboo ribs, is formed into a cylindrical shape to form a container, there are some concerns about stabilizing the product. Although it has its drawbacks, it has the following effects that more than compensate for its drawbacks.

In other words, the effect of this invention mainly from the aesthetic point of view is that bamboo ribs are placed at appropriate positions on the surface of the wrapping paper (preferably Japanese paper), so it takes advantage of the image of Japanese shoji and creates a Japanese atmosphere. A packaging material having a natural orientation can be formed, and an extremely preferable packaging material can be provided as an inner container for wrapping Japanese sweets.

In particular, the bamboo ribs placed on both the left and right ends of the wrapping paper surface are slightly shifted inward from the side edges, so when the wrapping paper is formed into a cylindrical shape, it feels narrow. Not only does it allow you to get an image that spreads from side to side without any interference, but it is also preferable from the standpoint of safety as there are no bamboo ribs on the side edges. Furthermore, even if the bamboo ribs are shifted inward and placed, there is no need to worry about the strength, since the folded pieces are placed overlappingly on the left and right ends.

In addition, if we look at the effect of the above-mentioned device from a functional point of view, the bamboo bones formed into thin plates along the grain of the bamboo are placed at desired distances in the direction of arm bending, so the elasticity of bamboo makes it easy to It can be formed into a cylindrical shape, and since the bamboo ribs are bordered on both the upper and lower free ends of the cylindrical body, it does not easily collapse and the Japanese confectionery is completely protected in its initial shape. Ru.

Therefore, according to the present invention, it is possible to integrate the package (box) and the wrapping paper, and it is possible to provide a packaging material that is extremely preferable in terms of packaging cost and packaging work. In particular, packaging made of bamboo and paper has conventionally been made by pasting washi paper onto a mesh basket made of bamboo strips, but compared to such packaging, the packaging material of the present invention is much cheaper. It can be manufactured in

Furthermore, since the packaging material is flat in its normal state, it requires less storage space.

Furthermore, even if the packaging material has a shape in which the left and right ends are open, the overlapping folded pieces are located on the back surface of the packaging material, and when the packaging material is formed into a cylindrical shape with the back surface inside,
Since the folded piece rises in a wave shape and becomes a bank-like locking part, even if the Japanese sweets stored in the cylindrical body are shifted from side to side due to shaking when taken home, the folded piece will be locked. There is no risk of it falling off from the cylindrical body.

Therefore, the present invention is the simplest and most simplified packaging material that has the function of wrapping things, and it is a packaging that has extremely high practical value and can exhibit an aesthetic appearance and design that are particularly suited to Japanese sweets. It is a material.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1 to 4 all show embodiments of the present invention, with Figure 1 being a surface view of the folded pieces unfolded, Figure 2 being a surface view of the folded pieces folded over one another;
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of FIG. 2 seen from the rear, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the state of use. FIG. 5 is a surface view showing another embodiment. 1: Wrapping paper, 1a, 1b: Both upper and lower ends, 2: Front frame, 2a, 2b: Both left and right ends, 3: Folded piece,
11, 12, 13, 14, 15: Bamboo bone, 21...:
Tightening cord.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A rectangular wrapping paper with a plurality of folded pieces extending on both left and right side edges and parallel to the side edges, bamboo ribs each formed into a thin plate shape along the bamboo grain, and the wrapping paper shaped into a predetermined shape. Bamboo ribs are attached parallel to the center line perpendicular to the upper and lower ends of the wrapping paper and on both left and right sides thereof, and a pair of bamboo ribs are attached along the upper and lower ends of the wrapping paper so as to cross the bamboo ribs. for Japanese confectionery, characterized in that bamboo bones are pasted, and a tightening string is fixed along one or more arbitrarily selected bamboo bones from among the bamboo bones pasted on the center line and on both left and right sides of the center line. packaging material.