JPH071196Y2 - Japanese paper doll playing music - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Industrial field of application) The present invention relates to a Japanese paper doll that plays a piece of music or a certain period of time when exposed to light.

(Prior Art) As a doll that emits a sound, a whistle-like stuff is built in, and a crying baby's cry etc. is pushed on the market when hitting that part.

In addition, recently, there is a product in which an electronic sensor is embedded and a reply is returned if an address or greeting is given.

(Problems to be solved by the invention) In the above-mentioned conventional one that pushes a specific portion, it is necessary to search for this pushing position and push it, and the pushing position is difficult to understand, and since only a single sound is emitted, there are various Now that dolls are on the market, children are less interested.

In addition, the one with the built-in electronic sensor is expensive,
There was a problem that it could not be given to children easily.

The present invention aims to provide a Washi doll that plays beautiful music at low cost without requiring a special operation.

(Means for Solving the Problems) This invention for achieving the above-mentioned object is to provide a Japanese paper doll with a built-in photoelectric music box that senses light and plays music such as nursery rhymes. It is a Japanese paper doll that plays music by providing a window that exposes the part and closing the window with a transparent and non-transparent Japanese paper label.

(Operation) When the Japanese paper doll having the above structure is exposed to light, the light sensing portion of the photoelectric music box senses the light through the label and plays a nursery rhyme for one song or for a fixed time.

If you want to listen again after the music is over, you can block the light once by blocking the light-sensing part of the photoelectric music box with your palm, and then turn on the light again. I can listen.

Since the Washi label is porous, it allows the voice to pass through well, so the tone of the music is not impaired.

Since this photoelectric music box has the ability to play the same piece of music approximately 30,000 times, it can be used for a long period of time.

(Embodiment) The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the exemplary drawings. FIG. 1 is a view showing an example in which a photoelectric music box is built in a Japanese paper doll, and FIG. Details are shown.

In the figure, (1) is the doll body, the kimono and the belt are made of Japanese paper, and the photoelectric music box (2) is built in the hem of the kimono. It is equipped with (3), a light sensing part (4), and a power supply battery (5), and is a thin product with a maximum thickness of about 4 mm, which is easy to embed inside a doll.

Then, the sound generation section (3) of the photoelectric music box (2)
And a window (6) exposing the light sensing portion (4) are formed by cutting out a kimono, and the window (6) is closed to transmit a label to a translucent and non-transparent Japanese paper, which is a label ( 7) is attached to the kimono to hide the photoelectric music box (2).

When embedding the photoelectric music box (2) in a doll, if there is a pattern on the entire surface of the kimono and there is no light-transmitting part, or if there is a white background that allows light to pass through, the white background will be Although it is often the case that the photoelectric music box (2) cannot be embedded due to its structure, according to the configuration of the present invention described above, the window (6) is provided at a convenient place regardless of the pattern of the kimono. Then, a photoelectric music box (2) can be embedded in the place of this window to expose the light sensing part (4), and a label (7) made of Japanese paper that allows light to pass through the window (6) and blocks the eyesight. It is possible to prevent the product value from being spoiled by attaching and closing).

According to this Japanese paper label (7), long fibers are entangled as a characteristic of Japanese paper, and it is thin and durable, and since it is porous, a label that allows light to pass through well as sound can be obtained Therefore, by attaching the Washi label (7) to the Washi doll, it is possible to eliminate the discomfort caused by attaching the Western paper or plastic label.

(Effect of the Invention) According to the Washi doll that plays the music according to the present invention described above, the kimono at a convenient place is cut out to provide a window, and the light sensing portion of the photoelectric music box is exposed and built in this window. However, by closing the window with a transparent and non-transparent Japanese paper label, the photoelectric music box can be embedded in a free position regardless of the pattern of the kimono, making it strong and light-proof. Through this, a beautiful Japanese paper doll with a label that has high sensitivity through the sound, does not impair the beautiful voice through the sound well, and does not feel uncomfortable with the main body of the Japanese paper doll is obtained.

Moreover, the photoelectric music box has the ability to play music about 30,000 times and can be used for a long period of time. Moreover, it is small and easily fit inside the doll, and it is extremely cheap due to mass production. Can be provided at a low price, and by giving beautiful music to children, it can have a great effect on emotional education.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a Japanese paper doll playing music showing an example of the invention. FIG. 2 is an enlarged view showing a state in which the label of part A in FIG. 1 is peeled off. 1 ... Doll body, 2 ... Photoelectric music box 3 ... Voice generating part, 4 ... Optical sensing part, 5 ... Power battery, 6 ... Window, 7 ... Label

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A Japanese paper doll incorporating a photoelectric music box that senses light and plays music, is provided with a window exposing at least the light sensing portion of the photoelectric music box, and the window is transparent and non-transparent. A Japanese paper doll that plays music, characterized by being covered with a Japanese paper label.