JPS6246195Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a kanji learning tool for learning more kanji accurately.

As is well known, kanji have a rich expressive power and play an important role in the Japanese language, and are also deeply connected to Japan's excellent culture and traditions. However, with the development of information means such as television and telephones, opportunities to write letters have become fewer and fewer, especially when it comes to kanji. It has become extremely difficult to correctly memorize the 1,600 commonly used kanji. This is thought to be due to the fact that opportunities to come into contact with kanji are decreasing, and that such an environment has not been developed.
For this reason, it has been proposed by various fields and educational institutions that there is an urgent need to take measures to acquire kanji.

In view of the above, the present inventor created a kanji learning tool that not only aims to create an environment for learning kanji in daily life, but also allows for more effective learning.

Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be specifically described based on the drawings.

Reference numeral 1 denotes a storage box having an opening 2 on one side, the front side of which is made up of a transparent member 3, and has an upright wall 4 that divides the storage into a large storage chamber 5 and a small storage chamber 5'. partition into. In the large and small storage rooms 5 and 5' constructed in this way, commonly used kanji are listed in small squares in alphabetical order, such as ``ha no bu'' and ``eno bu'' as shown in Figure 4. , a kanji list 6 is inserted in which the okurikana are written in hiragana and the idioms are written in hiragana. Preferably, only one kanji list 6 to be stored is stored in the small storage chamber 5', and about ten other kanji lists 6 are stored in the large storage chamber 5. Reference numeral 8 denotes a U-shaped support frame provided with a set screw 9 approximately in the center of the storage box 1. When the set screw 9 is screwed in and back, the storage box 1 is attached to the kanji study tool using the set screw 9 as a fulcrum. The mounting surface is configured such that it can be tilted in an appropriate direction with respect to, for example, a wall surface. A rotary plate 12 is pivotally attached to the rear surface 10 of the hanging portion of the support frame 8 with a set screw 11, and a suction plate 13 is provided on the rotary plate 12. Note that the rotating plate 12 uses the set screw 11 as a fulcrum,
It is configured to be rotatable as shown in FIG. 3 by screwing in and out, and the storage box 1 can be moved in position relative to its mounting surface.

Next, to explain the usage conditions of this invention, the toilet,
A storage box 1 is attached to the wall of a bath or the like with a suction plate 13, and among the several kanji lists 6 contained in the larger storage compartment 5, the kanji that each person wants to learn is written. Only one of them can be stored in the smaller storage room 5'.
Put it in. In this case, if the kanji list 6 is ugly, for example if it is in the horizontal direction, screw back the setscrew 9, tilt the storage box 1 or change the angle of inclination, and then screw in the setscrew 9 and hold it in that position. Fix it. On the other hand, when the position is to be changed, the set screw 11 is screwed back to move the storage box 1, and then the set screw 11 is screwed in to fix the storage box 1 at the shifted position. By doing so, the kanji list 6 can be seen through the transparent member 3 at the most visible position. For example, if you have mastered the kanji list 6 for a few days, pull it out and store the next kanji list 6 in the smaller storage room 5'.
and put the obsolete kanji list 6 in the larger storage room 5. By repeating these operations, you memorize the kanji one by one. It is preferable that the kanji study tool of the present invention be made of plastic since it will be placed in a bathroom or the like.

The present invention is as described in detail above, and a kanji list with commonly used kanji written in alphabetical order can be inserted and removed in a removable storage box via a suction plate, so that kanji can be used in daily life. It has the effect of being able to be learned and memorized without even realizing it. Especially the toilet
If you install it in a bathroom, etc., it seems possible to learn kanji relatively easily. Furthermore, the storage box can change its position and angle and can be placed in a place where it can be easily seen, making it suitable for use in narrow spaces such as toilets. Furthermore, since the storage chambers are made large and small, and only one sheet can be inserted into the small storage chamber, it is easy to organize and take out the kanji list.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 1 is a perspective view, Fig. 2 is a side view, Fig. 3 is a diagram showing the movement of the rotating plate, and Fig. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a list of kanji. be. 1...Storage box, 2...Opening, 3...Transparent member,
4...Wall body, 5,5'...Storage room, 6...Kanji list, 8...Support frame, 12...Rotating plate, 13...
Adsorption board.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A storage box which has an opening on one side and whose storage chamber is divided into large and small parts and whose only front surface is made of a transparent material is provided with a movable U-shaped support frame, and the U-shaped support frame is suspended. It consists of a rotary plate with a suction plate attached to the installation part, the suction plate is attached to the wall of a toilet, bath, etc., a kanji list is inserted into the storage chamber of the storage box, and only one of the sheets is placed in a small size. A kanji study tool configured to be inserted into a person's storage room.