JP7449072B2 - calendar notebook - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a calendar notebook that manages multiple schedules in one notebook.

BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, business notebooks, system notebooks, and the like have been used as calendar notebooks for recording work and private schedules, which have one-page or two-page calendars with daily entries. Calendar notebooks are available in various forms in consideration of business content and individual convenience, but usually one entry field is provided so that one schedule can be written.

However, some users may want to manage both their private and work schedules, and in this case they will need to carry and manage two calendar notebooks. Also, even if you have a work schedule, you may want to manage your own work schedule and a client's work schedule separately, or even if you have personal schedules, you may want to manage your own schedule and your family's schedule separately. be. In these cases, it is difficult to understand because multiple schedules must be entered in one entry field. Furthermore, even if you color code each schedule, you will need to carry as many pens as there are schedules. Furthermore, a different pen must be used for each appointment, which is very cumbersome. In order to make the schedule easier to understand, it is possible to purchase calendar notebooks for the number of schedules, but it is not easy to manage.

Therefore, in the notebook described in Patent Document 1, a first entry column is provided on one cover side, and a second entry column is provided on the other cover side. By writing different schedules in the first and second entry columns, two types of schedule management can be performed with one notebook.

In addition, the notebook described in Patent Document 2 has a calendar piece provided with an entry column dividing one month's worth by day, and a page provided between the calendar piece and the page immediately before and/or immediately before the calendar piece. A semi-transparent sheet piece so that when the sheet piece is spread over a calendar piece, the line segments and date that make up the entry fields of the calendar piece can be seen through the sheet piece and appear on the surface of the sheet piece. It has become. Since the sheet pieces of the notebook described in Patent Document 2 are plain, when stacked on a calendar piece, the entry column printed on the calendar piece and the first schedule written therein cannot be seen through the translucent sheet piece. is now possible. Therefore, a second schedule (for example, personal) that is different from the first schedule (for example, work) written on the calendar piece can be written on the sheet piece.

Utility model registration No. 3167702 Utility model registration No. 3183387

Here, in the notebook described in Patent Document 1, the same number of pages are prepared as the first entry column and the second entry column. For example, if it is a 100-page notebook, the first entry column is placed on pages 1 to 50, and the second entry column is placed on pages 51 to 100, so the schedule written in the first entry column and the second entry column are When comparing the schedules written in the entry fields, it is necessary to search for the corresponding page each time, which is time-consuming and difficult to use. Furthermore, even if a corresponding page is found, it is necessary to hold the piece of paper that is not to be compared while looking at it so that the page that is not to be compared does not hide the page that is to be compared. I can't compare pages.

In the notebook described in Patent Document 2, the characters written on the translucent sheet and the characters written on the calendar piece overlap, making it very difficult to read. Furthermore, since the entries are written on the translucent sheet according to the entry fields of the calendar piece, in the end, only one schedule is entered in each entry field. Furthermore, even if a semi-transparent sheet piece is placed over a calendar piece, for example, if a private schedule is written on the calendar piece, the schedule will be visible through the calendar piece, which poses the problem of privacy protection. Furthermore, if a translucent sheet piece is used, it is only possible to write on one side, which is inefficient. Furthermore, if an opaque sheet piece is provided on an adjacent page for the sole purpose of hiding a private schedule, the number of pages in the schedule notebook will increase, which is inefficient.

An object of the present invention is to provide a calendar notebook that allows multiple schedules to be easily compared and to efficiently manage different types of schedules in one calendar notebook while protecting privacy.

In order to be able to easily compare two or more schedules, it is desirable that the two calendars exist on the same page. However, stacking transparent sheet pieces makes it difficult to see as described above, and privacy cannot be protected.

Therefore, in the present invention, we have come up with the idea that it is possible to compare two schedules on one page by attaching a sheet piece with divided entry fields to a calendar piece with divided entry fields. Furthermore, if a private schedule is written on a calendar piece, for example, it can be hidden with a sheet piece, thereby protecting privacy. In addition, since two calendars can be written on one page, there is no need to provide unnecessary pages for the sole purpose of hiding calendars, which is efficient.

The present invention completed in this way is as follows.
(1) A calendar notebook in which one page is composed of a calendar piece with divided entry fields and a sheet piece with divided entry fields, where each calendar piece has a divided entry field provided with the calendar piece. 1. A calendar notebook comprising a calendar piece margin area on the outer periphery of the notebook, and one page is constructed by pasting a sheet piece to a calendar piece at any location in the calendar piece margin area.

(2) The calendar piece margin area is composed of a margin area near the top side, a margin area near the bottom side, a margin area near the right side, and a margin area near the left side. The calendar notebook according to (1) above, which is attached to the calendar piece in any one of the area, the margin area near the right side, and the blank area near the left side.

(3) The calendar notebook according to (1) above, wherein the sheet piece has perforations at the location where it is attached to the calendar piece.

(4) The calendar notebook according to (2) above, wherein the sheet piece is provided with perforations in any region attached to the calendar piece.

(5) The calendar notebook according to any one of (1) to (4) above, wherein at least two sheet pieces are adhered to the calendar side margin area.

(6) The sheet piece has a sheet piece margin area on the outer periphery of the divided entry fields provided on the sheet piece, and a sheet piece other than the sheet piece is pasted at any part of the sheet piece margin area. The calendar notebook according to any one of (1) to (5) above.

(7) The sheet piece margin area is composed of a margin area near the top side, a margin area near the bottom side, a margin area near the right side, and a margin area near the left side. The calendar notebook according to (6) above, wherein a sheet piece other than the sheet piece is pasted in either the blank area or the left-side adjacent blank area.

(8) A calendar notebook in which one page is composed of a calendar piece with divided entry fields and a sheet piece with divided entry fields, and the sheet piece is turned over around one side of the calendar piece. A calendar notebook characterized in that one page is constructed by being integrated with a calendar piece so that the calendar can be read.

(9) The calendar piece has a calendar piece margin area on the outer periphery of the divided entry fields provided on the calendar piece, and a sheet piece other than the sheet piece is attached to the calendar piece at any point in the calendar piece margin area. The calendar notebook described in (8) above.

(10) The calendar piece margin area is composed of a margin area near the top side, a margin area near the bottom side, a margin area near the right side, and a margin area near the left side. The calendar notebook according to (8) or (9) above, which is attached to the calendar piece in any one of the adjacent margin area, the adjacent right side margin area, and the adjacent left side margin area.

(11) The calendar notebook according to (8) above, which has perforations on one side.
(12) The calendar notebook according to (9) above, wherein the sheet piece has perforations at the location where it is attached to the calendar piece.

(13) The calendar notebook according to (10) above, wherein the sheet piece is provided with perforations in any region attached to the calendar piece.

(14) Any one of (8) to (13) above, wherein the calendar piece is formed by integrating at least two sheet pieces so that each sheet piece can be rolled around a different side of the calendar piece as an axis. Calendar notebook described in item 1.

(15) The calendar notebook according to any one of (9) to (14) above, wherein at least two sheet pieces are adhered to the calendar side margin area.

(16) The sheet piece has a sheet piece margin area on the outer periphery of the divided entry fields provided on the sheet piece, and a sheet piece other than the sheet piece is pasted at any part of the sheet piece margin area. The calendar notebook according to any one of (8) to (15) above.

(17) The sheet piece is integrated with another sheet piece other than the sheet piece so that the sheet piece can be rolled up around one side other than the one side that is integrated with the calendar piece, as described in (8) above. ~The calendar notebook described in any one of (16) above.

(18) The sheet piece margin area is composed of a margin area near the top side, a margin area near the bottom side, a margin area near the right side, and a margin area near the left side. The calendar notebook according to (16) or (17) above, wherein a sheet piece other than the sheet piece is attached in either the margin area or the left-side adjacent margin area.

(19) The calendar notebook according to any one of (1) to (18) above, wherein perforations are provided on the lines dividing the entry fields of the sheet pieces.

(20) The calendar notebook according to any one of (1) to (19) above, wherein a sticker is provided on the back side of the entry field provided on the sheet piece.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing one page on each side when the calendar notebook according to an embodiment of the present invention is opened. FIG. 2 is a plan view of a calendar piece that constitutes a calendar notebook according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing one page on each side when the calendar notebook according to an embodiment of the present invention is opened. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing one page on each side when the calendar notebook according to an embodiment of the present invention is opened. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing one page on each side when the calendar notebook according to an embodiment of the present invention is opened. FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing one page on each side when the calendar notebook according to an embodiment of the present invention is opened.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail based on the drawings. The calendar notebook according to the present invention is not limited to the contents described in the embodiments.
1. Overall Configuration of Calendar Notebook FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing one page on each side when a calendar planner 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention is opened. One page of the calendar notebook 10 is composed of a calendar piece 12 having an entry column 11 divided for each day, and a sheet piece 14 having an entry column 13 divided for each day.

The size of the calendar notebook 10 is preferably a size corresponding to a B6 size when the pages are closed, but is not limited to this size. The calendar notebook 10 may be provided with a rubber band or a ballpoint pen holder to close the page and prevent it from being opened.

2. Calendar Piece FIG. 2 is a plan view of a calendar piece 12 that constitutes a calendar notebook according to an embodiment of the present invention. The calendar piece 12 may be provided with holes 15 on the right side for binding in a binder. If the calendar notebook is a booklet, the hole 15 is not necessary. In the center, there is an entry column 11 divided by day. In the entry field 11, schedules can be entered in a grid pattern divided into vertical lines and horizontal lines.

In the entry field 11, the day of the week, date, etc. can be entered in advance. Further, the entry field 11 may be provided with horizontal ruled lines, for example, three horizontal dotted lines, to make it easier to write in the schedule. Further, in the entry field 11, Rokuyo (Daian, Akakuchi, Sakatsu, etc.) corresponding to the date may be written as a calendar note.

The outer periphery of the entry field 11 is provided with a calendar side margin area 12a. A sheet piece 14 is pasted somewhere in the calendar side margin area 12a to constitute one page. It is sufficient that the sheet piece 14 is pasted within the calendar piece margin area 12a. For example, the sheet pieces 14 may be attached at the corners of the calendar pieces 12, and are preferably attached at predetermined areas as described later. When the sheet piece 14 is attached to the calendar piece 12 within the calendar piece margin area 12a, the sheet piece 14 can hide the schedule of the calendar piece 12. Therefore, when an individual's schedule is written on the calendar piece 12, privacy can be protected. Further, since a schedule different from that on the calendar piece 12 can be written on the sheet piece 14, it is easy to compare both schedules. Furthermore, since a plurality of schedules can be written on one page, there is no need to prepare a page to hide the schedules, and the number of pieces of paper is not increased unnecessarily, which is efficient.
The means for attaching the calendar piece 12 and the sheet piece 14 is not particularly limited, and a sticker or glue provided on the back side of the sheet piece may be used.

The number and size of the divided entry fields provided in the calendar piece 12 can be adjusted as appropriate, and the days of the week and dates entered in the entry fields 11 can also be adjusted accordingly. For example, when the calendar notebook 10 is spread out, one page on one side contains the dates and days of the week, and one page on the other side contains the dates and days of the week for the next month. You may. When you open your calendar notebook, if you want to compose the dates and days of the week using the calendar pieces on both pages, for example, the left page has 3 columns to represent Sunday to Tuesday, and the right page has 4 columns to represent Wednesday. It can be done from Saturday to Saturday. In this case, sheet pieces may be attached to both pages.

As shown in FIG. 2, the calendar single margin area 12a has four areas: a margin area near the top edge 12a-1, a margin area near the bottom edge 12a-2, a margin area near the right edge 12a-3, and a margin area near the left edge 12a-4. may be configured. An entry field may also be provided on the back side of the sheet piece 14. As described below, the sheet piece 14 may be attached to the calendar piece 12 in any of these areas. In FIG. 1, the sheet piece 14 is attached to the calendar piece 12 in the margin area 12a-1 near the upper side. That is, in the case of FIG. 1, the pasting area 17 is the upper margin area 12a-1.

3. Sheet Piece As shown in FIG. 1, the sheet piece 14 is provided with entry columns 13 divided into days, similar to the calendar piece 12. The entry field 13 may be divided such that when the sheet piece 14 is overlapped with the calendar piece 12, the entry field 11 of the calendar piece 12 and the entry field 13 of the sheet piece 14 overlap. The same day of the week, date, etc. as written in the entry column 11 of the calendar piece 12 can also be written on the sheet piece 14 in advance. It is preferable that the number and size of the divisions of the divided entry fields 13 provided in the sheet piece 14 are adjusted in the same way as the calendar piece.

The sheet piece 14 is located in any one of the upper side margin area 12a-1, the lower side margin area 12a-2, the right side margin area 12a-3, and the left side margin area 12a-4 of the calendar piece 12 shown in FIG. It is preferable that the calendar piece 12 be affixed to the calendar piece 12 with a. By pasting the sheet pieces 14 in areas corresponding to each side of the calendar piece 12, the sheet pieces 14 are difficult to peel off, and since the direction in which the sheet pieces 14 are rolled is constant, the sheet pieces 14 can be easily turned over. .

Further, the sheet piece 14 may be provided with a perforation 16 at a location where it is attached to the calendar piece 12, and more preferably may be provided with a perforation in any region where it is attached to the calendar piece. If the sheet piece 14 is not needed, the sheet piece 14 can be easily separated at the perforations 16. As shown in FIG. 1, when the sheet piece 14 is pasted in the blank area 12a-1 near the top of the calendar piece 12, the sheet piece 14 is pasted in the blank area 12a-1 near the top of the calendar piece. The region may be provided with perforations 16. If the pasting area is the left side adjacent margin area 12a-4, perforations may be provided in the area that abuts the left side adjacent margin area 12a-4.

Furthermore, perforations may be arranged so as to surround the entry field 13. In this case, no matter where the sheet piece 14 is pasted in the calendar piece margin area 12a, the perforations will be placed in the pasting area, making the sheet piece 14 easier to use.

In FIG. 1, perforations may be provided on the lines dividing the entry fields 13 of the sheet piece 14, and the entry fields 13 may be configured to be separable along the perforations. An example of how this is applied is shown in Figure 3. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing one page on each side when the calendar notebook 20 according to an embodiment of the present invention is opened. After cutting off the sheet pieces, cut out the entry fields 23 of the sheet pieces along the perforations provided on the lines dividing the entry fields 23, and hide them in the calendar pieces 22. It can be pasted on. This makes it possible to protect your privacy on a daily basis. By writing other schedules in the entry column 23 of the sheet piece, it becomes possible to manage two types of schedules.

In FIG. 1, a sticker may be provided on the back side of the entry field 13 of the sheet piece 14. If a sticker is provided, the sheet piece 14 itself or the entry field 13 of the sheet piece 14 can be easily pasted on the calendar piece 12. If a sticker is not provided, it may be attached with an adhesive such as glue.

4. Another form FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing one page on each side when the calendar notebook 30 according to an embodiment of the present invention is opened, and shows a form in which two sheet pieces 34 and 35 are attached to a calendar piece 32. FIG. In FIG. 4, a sheet piece 34 is attached to a blank area near the left side of the calendar piece 32, and a sheet piece 35 is attached to a blank area near the right side of the calendar piece 32. In the form shown in FIG. 4, if the sheet piece 35 is closed after the sheet piece 34 is closed, the schedule written on the sheet piece 34 in addition to the calendar piece 32 can be hidden by the sheet piece 35. Easy to use. Although FIG. 4 shows a mode in which the sheet piece 34 is hidden by the sheet piece 35, the sheet piece 35 may be closed before the sheet piece 34. A total of four sheet pieces can be attached to the calendar piece 32 in a blank area near the top side, a blank area near the bottom side, a blank area near the right side, and a blank area near the left side.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing one page on each side when the calendar notebook 40 according to an embodiment of the present invention is opened. Like the calendar piece 42, the sheet piece 44 has a sheet piece margin area around the outer periphery of the entry field, and a sheet piece 45 different from the sheet piece 44 is pasted somewhere in the sheet piece margin area. It's okay. Further, like the calendar piece 42, the sheet piece margin area may be composed of a margin area near the top side, a margin area near the bottom side, a margin area near the right side, and a margin area near the left side. A sheet piece 45 different from the sheet piece 44 is attached to the sheet piece 44 in any one of a blank area near the top side, a blank area near the bottom side, a blank area near the right side, and a blank area near the left side of the sheet piece. You can leave it there. FIG. 5 shows a blank area near the left side of the sheet piece 44, in which a sheet piece 45 different from the sheet piece 44 is attached. Even in this form, the schedules of the calendar piece 42 and the sheet piece 44 can be hidden by the sheet piece 45. In the present invention, there is no limit to the number of stacked sheet pieces.

It goes without saying that in other forms, the above-described form of calendar pieces and sheet pieces can be applied, except that a plurality of sheet pieces are used. The attachment means is the same as described above.

5. Still another form FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing one page on one side when the calendar notebook 50 according to an embodiment of the present invention is opened. This format constitutes one page.

In FIG. 6, the sheet pieces 54 can be turned up around the upper sides of the calendar pieces 52, and the sheet pieces 54 can be overlapped so as to cover the calendar pieces 52. In the present invention, the integration of the calendar piece 52 and the sheet piece 54 means that the calendar piece 52 and the sheet piece 54 are continuous in a state where one piece of paper is folded. The fold line 57 is one side of the calendar piece 52, and the sheet piece 54 can be turned around this one side as an axis. Therefore, when the sheet piece 54 is attached to the calendar piece 52, it is not said that the calendar piece 52 and the sheet piece 54 are integrated, but even if they are integrated, they are attached. They also have a common feature in that one page is composed of a calendar piece with an entry column and a sheet piece.

Similar to the calendar notebook described above, the calendar notebook of this embodiment also allows you to easily compare multiple schedules and efficiently manage different types of schedules in one calendar notebook while protecting privacy. be able to.

The integration of the calendar piece 52 and the sheet piece 54 in the present invention is not limited to being integrated at the upper side 57. If the binder is provided with holes for binding as shown in FIG. 6, the calendar pieces 52 may be integrated at the lower or left side. Even with this form, multiple schedules can be easily compared and different types of schedules can be managed in one calendar notebook while protecting privacy.

In yet another embodiment, one side 57 that is integral with the calendar piece 52 may be provided with perforations. If the sheet piece 54 is not needed, the sheet piece 54 can be easily separated at the perforations. Further, a perforation may be provided on a line dividing the entry field 53 of the sheet piece 54, and the entry field 53 may be configured to be separable along the perforation. This mode of use is the same as that shown in FIG. 3, so a description thereof will be omitted. Furthermore, a sticker may be provided on the back side of the entry field 53.

In yet another embodiment, the calendar piece 52 may have at least two sheet pieces integrated so that each sheet piece can be rolled around a different side of the calendar piece. For example, in FIG. 6, the sheet piece 54 is integrated with the upper side 57 of the calendar piece 52, but another sheet piece may be integrated with the left side and/or the lower side of the calendar piece 52. In FIG. 6, the calendar piece 52 can be integrated with up to three sheet pieces.

In yet another embodiment, the sheet piece 54 is integrated with another sheet piece other than the sheet piece 54 so that it can be rolled around one side except for one side 57, which is integrated with the calendar piece 52. may have been done.

In yet another embodiment, as before, the sheet strip 54 may include a sheet strip margin area around the entry field, and at any point in the sheet strip margin area, a separate sheet from the sheet strip 54 may be provided. A piece may be attached. The sheet piece margin area is composed of a margin area near the top side, a margin area near the bottom side, a margin area near the right side, and a margin area near the left side. A sheet piece other than the sheet piece 54 may be attached to any of the blank areas near the left side.

The method of manufacturing a calendar notebook in which the calendar pieces 52 and the sheet pieces 54 are integrated is not particularly limited, but for example, as shown in FIG. At the same time, as shown in FIG. 6(b), an entry field 53 of a sheet piece 54 is provided on the other side. Then, when folded so that the crease line 57 becomes a valley in the orientation shown in FIG. 6(a), and so that the crease line 57 becomes a peak in the orientation shown in FIG. 6(b), as shown in FIG. 6(c). Thus, you can obtain a calendar notebook that can manage two schedules on one page. In this form, it is sufficient that the sheet piece 54 can be turned up around one integrated side 57 as an axis. There is no need to attach the sheet piece 54 to the calendar piece 52 with glue, stickers, etc., which saves time and effort.

It goes without saying that in yet another form, the above-described forms of the calendar pieces and sheet pieces can be applied, except that the calendar pieces and the sheet pieces are integrated. Therefore, even if the calendar piece 52 and the sheet piece 54 are integrated on one side, another sheet piece can be attached to the margin area of the calendar piece 52 or the sheet piece 54, so that one page can be Calendars can be provided in multiple layers.

10, 20, 30, 40, 50 Calendar notebook 11, 21, 51 (Calendar piece) entry column 12, 22, 32, 42, 52 Calendar piece 13, 23, 53 (Sheet piece) entry column 14, 34, 35, 44, 45, 54 Sheet piece 15 Hole for binding in binder 16 Perforation 17 Pasting area 57 Fold line (top side, 1st side)

Claims (3)

a calendar piece with separate entry fields for recording different schedules;
a sheet piece having divided entry fields;
The calendar piece has a calendar piece margin area on the outer periphery of the divided entry field provided in the calendar piece,
By sticking the sheet piece to the calendar piece at any part of the calendar piece margin area, the sheet piece can hide the calendar piece,
A calendar notebook, in which the sheet piece has perforations at locations where it is attached to the calendar piece . The sheet piece has a sheet piece margin area on the outer periphery of the divided entry field provided on the sheet piece, and a sheet piece other than the sheet piece is pasted at any part of the sheet piece margin area. 2. The calendar notebook according to claim 1. 3. The calendar notebook according to claim 1, wherein perforations are provided on the lines dividing the entry fields of the sheet pieces.

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