JP6926478B2 - Kagami mochi set container and kagami mochi set - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a container for kagami mochi, a kagami mochi set container, and a kagami mochi set using these.

In recent years, Kagami-mochi has been packed in a synthetic resin Kagami-mochi-shaped container made of milky white synthetic resin, and a plurality of cut rice cakes or round rice cakes wrapped in synthetic resin film are stored in the Kagami-mochi-shaped pack. It is distributed and sold in the form of. Confectionery, candy, candy, etc. may be placed in a kagami mochi-shaped pack. A kagami mochi decoration may be placed on such a kagami mochi-shaped pack to decorate it.

There are many lucky charms such as orange and tangerine (including imitations) as kagami mochi decorations, but in recent years, not only these lucky charms but also figures, character mascots, dolls, zodiac signs (shapes such as children, ox, and tiger) are pleased. After opening the mirror, it is being removed from the kagami mochi (kagami mochi-shaped pack) and collected as a kind of collection. See patent literature below.

Utility Model Registration No. 3130125 Utility Model Registration No. 3203077

When the kagami mochi decoration is removed from the kagami mochi and placed on a desk, bookshelf, case, etc., it can be displayed as it is if the kagami mochi decoration itself is self-supporting, but some of them cannot stand on their own or have an unstable shape. There are also things.

An object of the present invention is to provide a kagami mochi set container provided with a kagami mochi decoration that can be displayed (placed) as an independent object even if it is removed from the kagami mochi.

The present invention also provides a kagami mochi set using the above kagami mochi set container.

The present invention further provides a kagami mochi-shaped container for the kagami mochi set container.

In the kagami mochi set container according to the present invention, a fitting hole is formed in the top of the kagami mochi-shaped container, the kagami mochi decoration is fixed on the upper surface, and a pedestal having a fitting groove formed on the peripheral surface is detachably fitted into the fitting hole. The inner peripheral edge of the fitting hole is fitted into the fitting groove on the peripheral surface of the pedestal (there may be another member, for example, the lower end of the protective cap described later) between them. It has a (fitting structure). The fit may be a part of the pedestal, not the entire circumference. According to another expression, the kagami mochi set container according to the present invention is a kagami mochi-shaped container having a fitting hole at the top and a pedestal in which the kagami mochi decoration is fixed to the upper surface and detachably fitted into the fitting hole. The inner peripheral edge of the fitting hole is fitted into the fitting groove formed on the peripheral surface of the pedestal.

By storing the contents in such a kagami mochi set container, a kagami mochi set is completed.

If the bottom of the kagami mochi-shaped pack container is open, this opening is closed with a sealing material.

Kagami mochi decorations include figures, character mascots, dolls, three-dimensional images of the zodiac signs (shapes of children, ox, tigers, etc.), and other decorations, in addition to oranges and tangerines (which may be imitations).

After the purpose of the kagami mochi is achieved (for example, after opening the mirror), such a kagami mochi decoration can be displayed by removing the pedestal from the kagami mochi set container and placing the pedestal together on a desk, a display shelf, a case, or the like. Even if the kagami mochi decoration has a shape that does not allow it to stand on its own, it is fixed on the pedestal, so it remains stable even when it is displayed on the kagami mochi or after it is removed from the kagami mochi. The pedestal is generally made of synthetic resin, and preferably has the same color as the kagami mochi-shaped container (for example, opaque white). Of course, other color schemes can be used in relation to the color of the kagami mochi decoration to give an accent or to be displayed as a collection.

In a preferred embodiment, a transparent protective cap is provided to cover the kagami mochi decoration on the pedestal. The protective cap is preferably made of a synthetic resin and may be translucent (including coloring). Transparency includes translucency.

The protective cap may be fixed to the pedestal at its lower end. There are various fixing methods. For example, the protective cap is fixed by engaging with the peripheral surface of the pedestal at its lower end. Further, the protective cap is sandwiched and fixed at the lower end portion between the peripheral surface of the pedestal and the inner peripheral edge portion of the fitting hole of the kagami mochi-shaped container. In some cases, the protective cap may be fixed to the uppermost portion of the kagami mochi-shaped container.

The protective cap protects the kagami mochi decoration from external force when multiple kagami mochi sets are stored in the box for storage, transportation, etc. In addition, when the kagami mochi set is displayed at the store, it prevents mischief from being added to the kagami mochi decoration, and further prevents dust and the like from adhering to the kagami mochi decoration.

The present invention also provides a kagami mochi-shaped container having a fitting hole at the top. In other words, this kagami-mochi-shaped container is a kagami-mochi-shaped container having a fitting hole made in the top. If a pedestal with a kagami mochi decoration is fitted into the fitting hole of this kagami mochi-shaped container as a lid, the kagami mochi set container is completed.

In one embodiment, an opening is made in the bottom surface of the kagami mochi-shaped container. This opening is closed by a sealant after the contents are contained in the container. In another embodiment, a lower ridge (flange) projecting laterally is integrally formed. That is, the kagami mochi-shaped container is integrally formed and has a lower ridge that protrudes in the lateral direction. The lower ridge further strengthens the stability of the kagami mochi.

It is a front view of the whole Kagami mochi set having a protective cap of one Example. It is a vertical sectional view of the whole Kagami mochi set having a protective cap of one Example. An example of a pedestal removed from the kagami mochi set and a kagami mochi decoration fixed on the pedestal is shown. It is sectional drawing which shows the modification of the protective cap. It is a front view of the whole Kagami mochi set (without a protective cap) of another embodiment.

With reference to FIGS. 1 and 2, the kagami mochi set 1 includes a kagami mochi-shaped container 10, a pedestal 16 as a lid covering the fitting hole (opening) 15 at the top of the kagami mochi-shaped container 10, and an upper surface of the pedestal 16. Includes a kagami mochi decoration 17 fixed to the kagami mochi decoration 17 and a protective cap 20 that covers and protects the kagami mochi decoration 17.

The kagami mochi-shaped container 10 is preferably made of a white synthetic resin (opaque) and is hollow. As is well known, the kagami mochi shape is a shape in which so-called round mochi shapes with flat spheres are stacked in multiple stages in descending order from the bottom, and the kagami mochi shape container 10 has a shape similar to this kagami mochi shape. It is made. In this embodiment, the kagami mochi-shaped container 10 is a two-stage stacking type, and is composed of an upper stage portion (top stage portion) 11 and a lower stage portion 12. The upper surface of the upper portion 11 has a circular opening to form the fitting hole 15 described above, the lower surface of the lower portion 12 has an opening, and the lower surface of the lower portion 12 protrudes outward (laterally). The lower ridge (flange) 13 is integrally formed. The lower ridge 13 may be circular, square, or any other shape. The contents 19 (hardened disk-shaped, dice-shaped, square plate-shaped, and other shaped rice cakes or confectionery, candy, candy, and other things) are housed in the kagami-mochi-shaped container 10 from the bottom opening. .. Then, the lower surface opening is closed with a sealing material (bottom surface portion 14) (preferably an opaque white system). The bottom surface portion 14 is welded or adhered to the lower surface of the lower ridge 13 around the bottom surface portion 14. The kagami mochi-shaped container 10 may have one stage or three or more stages. A mizuhiki 18 is attached to the constriction between the upper portion 11 and the lower portion 12 of the kagami mochi-shaped container 10.

The pedestal 16 has a shape to be fitted into the fitting hole 15 (it is circular and has a thickness when viewed from a plane), and the kagami mochi decoration 17 is fixed to the upper surface by adhesion, adhesion, fixation, integral molding with the pedestal, or the like. Both the pedestal 16 and the kagami mochi decoration 17 are preferably made of synthetic resin. In the figure, a character in the shape of a zodiac dragon is drawn as a kagami mochi decoration 17, but in addition to general oranges, tangerines, etc., figures, character mascots, dolls, and three-dimensional images of the zodiac (child, ox) , Shapes such as tigers), and other ornaments.

The protective cap 20 is preferably made of a slightly soft transparent resin or synthetic rubber, fixed to a pedestal 16, and contains a kagami mochi decoration 17 inside. That is, the kagami mochi decoration 17 is housed inside the protective cap 20 with a space between it and the inner surface of the protective cap 20. The protective cap 20 protects the kagami mochi decoration 17 from external force when, for example, a plurality of kagami mochi packs 1 are stored in a box for storage, transportation, or the like. It also prevents mischief from being added to the kagami mochi decoration 17 when the kagami mochi set 1 is displayed at the store. Further, it prevents dust and the like from adhering to the kagami mochi decoration 17. Since the protective cap 20 is transparent, the kagami mochi decoration 17 can be seen from the outside. Of course, the protective cap 20 may be translucent (may be colored).

In this embodiment, the pedestal 16 and the protective cap 20 are attached as follows. With reference to FIG. 3, a lower fitting groove 16a and an upper ridge 16b are formed on the peripheral surface of the pedestal 16. Correspondingly, at the lower part of the cylindrical peripheral surface of the protective cap 20, from the bottom, inward ridges (concave grooves on the outside) 21A along the fitting groove 16a and along the ridges 16b. A ridge (concave groove on the inside) 21B is formed on the outside.

The convex hull 16b of the pedestal 16 fits into the inner convex groove (inner concave groove) 21B of the protective cap 20 and the inner convex groove (outer concave groove) 21A of the protective cap 20. The strip fits into the fitting groove 16a of the pedestal. Then, the inner peripheral edge 11a looking into the fitting hole 15 of the upper portion 11 of the kagami mochi-shaped container 10 becomes the outer concave groove (fitting groove 16a of the pedestal 16) of the inner convex strip (outer concave groove) 21A of the protective cap. It fits. In this way, the pedestal 16 and the lower part of the protective cap 20 are fixed to the fitting hole 15 at the top of the kagami mochi-shaped container 10. For these fixings, the fitting hole 15 of the kagami mochi-shaped container 10 may be expanded against its elasticity, and the pedestal 16 and the lower portion of the protective cap 20 previously bonded to each other may be pushed in. When removing the protective cap 20 and the pedestal 16 from the kagami mochi-shaped container 10, the reverse operation of the above may be performed. The fitting and fixing of the pedestal 16 may be performed not on the entire circumference of the pedestal 16 but on a part thereof.

FIG. 3 shows the pedestal 16 and the kagami mochi decoration 17 removed from the kagami mochi set 1. Although the protective cap 20 is also removed here, the protective cap 20 may be attached to the pedestal 16. The kagami mochi decoration 17 in FIG. 3 cannot stand on its own (it falls over). Even such a kagami mochi decoration that cannot stand on its own is fixed on the pedestal 16, so it does not fall and maintains its normal posture. Therefore, the kagami mochi decoration fixed on the pedestal can be placed on a desk, a shelf, a case, or the like for decoration.

In the above embodiment, the protective caps 20 are fixed to the pedestal 16 and all of them are fitted into the fitting holes 15 of the kagami mochi-shaped container 10, but these can be attached by other structures. For example, the inner peripheral edge 11a of the fitting hole 15 of the upper portion 11 of the kagami mochi-shaped container 10 is fitted into the fitting groove 16a of the pedestal 16 (see FIG. 5). The upper part of the pedestal 16 may be projected above the kagami mochi-shaped container 10 by using the thick pedestal 16, and the protective cap 20 may be locked (engaged) or fitted in the protruding portion. The pedestal 16 may be fitted in a part of the entire circumference instead of the entire circumference, or a thin receiving portion extending inward of the fitting hole 15 is provided in the upper portion 11 and the pedestal 16 is placed on the receiving portion. , A part of the pedestal 16 and a part of the peripheral edge of the fitting hole 15 may be locked (engaged) (fitted).

FIGS. 1 and 2 show a protective cap 20 having a hemispherically curved upper portion. As shown in FIG. 4, a flat upper surface 22 and a circumference extending diagonally outward from the upper surface 22. Protective caps of various shapes can be used, such as a protective cap 20A having a side surface 23.

FIG. 5 shows Kagami mochi set 1A without a protective cap. The same objects as those shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 are designated by the same reference numerals to avoid duplicate explanations.

A fitting groove 16a is formed around the peripheral surface of the pedestal 16. The inner peripheral edge portion 11a looking into the fitting hole 15 of the upper portion 11 of the kagami mochi-shaped container 1A fits into the groove 16a of the pedestal 16, and the pedestal 16 is fixed to the top of the kagami mochi-shaped container 10. A kagami mochi decoration 17A is fixed on the upper surface of the pedestal 16. The kagami mochi decoration is orange (imitation) here.

1,1A Kagami mochi set
10 Kagami mochi-shaped container
11 Upper part
11a Inner peripheral edge of fitting hole
12 Lower part
13 Lower edge
15 Fitting holes
16 pedestals
16a Fitting groove
17,17A Kagami mochi decoration
20, 20A protective cap

Claims (4)

A kagami mochi-shaped container with a fitting hole on the top,
A pedestal on which the kagami mochi decoration is fixed on the top,
A transparent protective cap that covers the kagami mochi decoration on the pedestal,
With
A lower fitting groove and an upper ridge are formed on the peripheral surface of the pedestal.
An inward ridge along the fitting groove and an inward concave groove along the pedestal ridge are formed at the lower end of the protective cap from below.
The ridges of the pedestal are fitted into the inward recesses of the protective cap, and the inward ridges of the protective cap are fitted into the fitting grooves of the pedestal.
The inner peripheral edge of the fitting hole of the kagami mochi-shaped container is fitted into the outer concave groove corresponding to the inner convex line of the protective cap.
Kagami mochi set container. Kagami mochi set according to claim 1. The kagami mochi set in which the contents are contained in the container. The kagami mochi set according to claim 2, wherein the bottom surface of the kagami mochi set container is opened, and the opening is closed with a sealing material. The kagami mochi set according to claim 2 or 3 , wherein the kagami mochi-shaped container is integrally formed and has a lower ridge that projects laterally.

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