JPH0740879Y2 - Japanese archery - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a Japanese archery, which is a target used in archery.

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, a Japanese bow is composed of a target paper and a target frame 4, which are a thin white paper 1 on which a target pattern is printed, a reinforcing paper 2 such as kraft paper, and a backing paper 3 such as newspaper, as shown in FIG. There is.

In the production process, glue was applied to the entire back surface of the reinforcing paper 2, and it was attached to the end face 41 of the cylindrical target frame 4, the small circular backing paper 3 was glued from the back to the reinforcing paper 2, and the target pattern was printed from the front. Blank sheet 1
It is completed by pasting with glue and air-drying.

The blank sheet 1 is usually a rectangular blank sheet with a concentric black pattern printed thereon, and is cut into a circle with scissors after being glued on the target frame 4.

As for Japanese archery, it is usual to reuse the target frame 4, and after use, the target paper that has been pierced by a large number of arrows and has a hole is torn off and new to the target frame 4 again in the above-mentioned preparation process. The white paper 1, the reinforcing paper 2, and the backing paper 3 having the target pattern are attached, dried, and regenerated again.

[Problems to be solved]

The traditional Japanese archery method is a method in which target paper is pasted on a cylindrical target frame 4 with a glue, which is a traditional style and is reasonably good, but has the following problems.

It has a three-layer structure consisting of white paper, reinforced paper, and backing paper, and is strong, but for example, when the hole hit by an arrow is in the position shown in the example,
It may be torn from there and used by a relatively small number of arrows.

In other words, there are various ways of breaking, so the number of times an arrow is received varies.

Due to variations in the firing frequency durability, the replacement timing is difficult.

When reusing a used Japanese bow with a large number of arrows, it takes time to refill unnecessary paper and to dry it.

For example, in a multi-player Kyudo tournament, the number of Japanese archery replacement work is enormous and the number of work is large, and the work place and the dry place are large.

 The drying after gluing is natural drying.

If you do not completely dry it for a long time, the sound of the arrow hitting is not powerful and it is easy to shake.

[Means for solving problems]

The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems of the related art, and the sound of arrow ejection is sharp, the number of times the arrow can be received is substantially constant, and it can be reproduced with simple labor when reusing. I will provide a.

The present invention was devised for the purpose of improving the hitting sound, that the hole with the arrow does not spread and is small, that the glue can be played back with a simple effort without using it, and that it can be used immediately without drying time. It was done.

Here, the present invention provides a Japanese bow-like paper which is a target paper in which a synthetic resin film cloth is formed on the back surface of a cover (white paper etc.) showing a target pattern (black etc.). This is a Japanese bow type attached to the frame.

The target cover is usually white paper (color is also acceptable), white paper is relatively strong such as white (bleached paper) kraft paper, and synthetic resin film cloth is a synthetic resin strip film (tape) fabric. Yes, it is an interwoven structure such as plain weave, twill weave, and weave.

The present invention proposes an embodiment in which a polyethylene strip film is a plain weave and is adhesively formed on the back surface of white kraft paper with a target pattern.

In the present invention, since the target paper is a sheet of paper with a target pattern, the target paper itself does not need to be dried at all, and can be used immediately by attaching it to the target frame with double-sided adhesive tape or the like.

〔Example〕

The Japanese-style embodiment of FIG. 1 is a target paper 10 in which a polyethylene cloth 12 which is a plain weave of a polyethylene strip film having a width of about 4 to 6 mm is laminated on the back surface of a white paper 11 on which a target pattern is printed.
FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view showing the attachment of this to the target frame 4.

To attach the target paper 10 to the target frame 4, double-sided adhesive tape 5 is applied.

The white paper 11 = cover used in the embodiment is white kraft paper, but since the polyethylene cloth 12 is attached to the back surface, the paper is extremely strong and therefore a relatively thin base paper material may be used.

Polyethylene cloth 12 to be laminated on the back of blank paper 11
Is a woven film obtained by plain weaving a strip-shaped film and has a lattice pattern.

It is an indispensable requirement of the present invention that it is a cloth-like woven fabric. Therefore, even if the arrow is hit, the hole does not spread, and even if there are holes close to each other, there is no communication breakage and it is pulled out. Sometimes it acts rather to make the hole smaller.

The polyethylene cloth may be replaced with another synthetic resin film cloth.

Next, to attach the target paper 10 to the target frame 4, double-sided adhesive tape 5
Is preferably used.

The double-sided adhesive tape 5 is wound around the side circumference of the target frame 4.

The shape of the target paper 10 is an ordinary circle or square, and the target frame 4 is 2C.
The target frame 4 is placed on the target paper 10 after being cut into m pieces, and the outside of the target paper 10 is cut with a cutter at an interval of about 2 cm.

This cut may be cut in advance. Then, the target paper 10 is firmly attached to the double-sided adhesive tape 5 on the target frame 4 so as not to cause wrinkles.

The point is that the cut pieces located on the diagonal line are alternately stuck.

Wrap and fix the top of the last part with a piece of gum tape with a width of 3.8 cm.

The adhesive is not limited to the double-sided tape, and an adhesive may be used as long as it is quick-drying and can be easily peeled off after use.

However, when the adhesive is used, the application time and the drying time are required accordingly.

In order to attach the target paper 10 to the target frame 4, for example, a frame ring having a diameter slightly larger than the target frame 4 is prepared and the target paper 4 is covered with the target frame 4.
A structure in which 10 is fitted and tightly fitted with a frame ring is also possible, and this is also the mounting method expected in the present invention.

If the target paper 10 is attached without using the glue, there is an advantage also in this point because the target paper 10 is not peeled off even if it is wet with water to improve the tension.

Since the polyethylene cloth 12 is provided on the back side of the white paper 11 having a target pattern, the Japanese-style bow having such a structure is extremely strong and has sufficient strength in all directions.

Even though it is thin and light, the hitting sound is large and sharp.

The hole shot by the arrow never widens, and rather it is preferable that it deforms so as to shrink a little when the arrow is pulled out.

Therefore, the target paper 10 is not easily broken even if holes are formed in rows.

This is because the synthetic resin film reinforces the hole of the arrow in a cross shape from the back side, and the number of times the arrow can be received can be greatly increased.

If the number of holes is small, rub the holes from both sides
The holes are smaller and can be restored without the holes.

It is 4 to 5 times longer than the conventional target.

Replacing the target paper 10 with many arrows is a new target paper
When 10 is attached to the target frame 4 by the predetermined means, it can be reused again immediately.

Targeting work can be done in one minute.

By the way, the target (mat) in Kyudo is small, semi-large, and large, and the size and pattern of haze, star, etc. are defined by rules.

The pattern shown on the blank sheet 1 of the present invention is naturally printed so as to comply with this archery rule.

〔effect〕

The Japanese-style bow according to the present invention is configured as described above, and the following effects are remarkable.

Since the target paper is not a three-layered structure of three sheets that is pasted on-site as in the past, it is one sheet of target pattern printing paper, so there is no need for pasting work and drying work. You can

The back surface of the target paper is laminated with a synthetic resin film cloth.Because it is a cloth-shaped film, the hole of the arrow does not spread, and when the arrow is pulled out, it acts rather to shrink slightly, and the number of times the arrow can be received It is possible to increase the number of targets that can be used, and the limit of use for receiving arrows can be provided.

Since no adhesive such as glue is used, it is always completely dry and the hit sound is also a desirable sound.

Since it is laminated with polyethylene cloth, its surface is water-repellent and resistant to moisture, which is also an advantage.

In terms of appearance, it follows the traditional style as it is, so there is no sense of discomfort as an archery tool.

Even when training to make a target, it is sufficient to attach a square target paper to the target frame and cut it as in the conventional case.

As described above, the present invention, which is improved in the quality and the labor required for the traditional Japanese archery, has an extremely practical value.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing an embodiment of a Japanese bow according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of a conventional Japanese bow. Short description of the code 10 …… Target paper 11 …… Blank paper 12 …… Polyethylene cloth 4 …… Target frame 5 …… Double-sided adhesive tape

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A woven fabric in which a synthetic resin film such as a strip-shaped polyethylene film is made into a plain weave or the like on the back surface of a white paper showing a target pattern and is integrally formed by laminating a synthetic resin film cloth such as a lattice pattern. It is a Japanese bow made by attaching the target paper to the target frame with double-sided adhesive tape.