JPS6325175Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention consists of a daily record in which a column is written with the month and day without the year, and events are written in there along with the year, and a column where the month and day are written without the year. There is a column where the year is written, and there is a past record by year in which events are entered in order of month and day.In addition, there is also a column where the year is written without the month and date. An annual future record where you can record your future plans, etc., and other information.
This relates to what can be called a lifetime record book, which can have columns for chronology, address book, calendar chronology, family record (memoirs), etc. as necessary.
The purpose is to provide an epoch-making life diary in which records and plans for many years can be entered in an orderly manner by linking them to each entry column in a single book. Below, according to the drawings shown as examples,
The configuration of this idea will be explained.

First, Figure 1 shows the column for past records 1 by year, each page is divided into two vertically, year number 2 is written at the top, and a line 3 is drawn below year number 2. This makes it easier to fill in the information. Further, a small space 4 is provided to the right of the Western calendar year 2, and an era such as Showa can be written there. For example, on the horizontal line 3, there are "Family trip to Kanazawa from January 2nd to 3rd" and "1
The main events of the year are entered in chronological order, such as the high school reunion held on the 8th of May, Shunpuen, etc.

Also, this yearly past book 1 is, for example, from the time of publication.
There is a column from 10 years ago, and it can be implemented as a format where social events from each past year can be posted or filled in.

Next, FIG. 2 shows the columns of the daily diary 5. Each page is divided into four equal parts, and the month and day 6 are written at the top of each page.
On the day, you can list 7 historical events that occurred on that day, such as ``Postal mail began between Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto in 1871,'' and ``Boy Scouts were founded in England in 1908.'' For example, ``Birth of a son in 1980'' and ``Moving to a condominium in Higashi Osaka in 1981'' are written on the 8th horizontal line under each month and day 6.
Etc., events of the same month and day can be entered in year order.

Furthermore, Figure 3 shows the column of the annual future record 9, in which the year number 10 is written,
On the bottom horizontal line 11 of each year, upcoming historical matters 12 can be listed, such as the ``400th anniversary of the Edo Shogunate'' in the case of 2003, for example. Then, on the other lines 11, future plans for each year, such as "33rd anniversary of Aunt Kayoko's death", "Maturity of mortgage loan", etc., can be written.

In addition, the above-mentioned past record 1 by year becomes a chronology of personal history of a person's life by recording important matters of each year, and the above-mentioned daily record 5 records past events by day, so For example, you can now see at a glance that it says, ``Today is Mr. ___'s wedding anniversary.'' Furthermore, the annual future record 9 is a useful page for socializing as a member of society, as it is used to write down events that should be held years or decades in the future and must not be forgotten.

Furthermore, this lifetime record book includes past records by year 1,
By providing three types of recording sections, the daily record 5 and the yearly future record 9, in the form of a single book, it can be used very conveniently.

In other words, it is very convenient to record the matters related to one event in each of the three record sections.

For example, if you held a wedding on October 1, 1980, enter the month and day of October 1 and the fact that you held the wedding in the relevant year column of Yearly Past Record 1. . Also, enter the year 1981 and the fact that you held a wedding in the relevant month and day column of Daily Record 5. Furthermore, in the year-by-year future record 9, enter the fact that October 1st will be the silver wedding anniversary in the corresponding year column, for example, 25 years from now.

In this way, by filling in column 1 of past records by year, it becomes clear that a person got married in the relevant year, and together with other information, it becomes a long-term historical chronology, making indexing easier. In addition, by filling in column 5 of the daily record, it becomes clear that the person got married on the corresponding day, which makes it easier to discover anniversaries along with other information. Furthermore, by filling in column 9 of the year-by-year future record, it becomes clear that the year in question is the silver wedding anniversary, making it easier to discover the anniversary year along with other information.

Note that the items to be filled in can include not only information about oneself, but also births, marriages, deaths, and all other matters of parents, siblings, children, friends, and other people.

In this way, the three types of recording sections can be used in conjunction with each other.

In addition, this record book is provided in the form of a book, and can be implemented by adding appropriate columns such as a chronology, address book, family record, etc., and the number of years that can be entered can be changed by increasing or decreasing the number of pages. can be set freely.

As mentioned above, this invention provides an extremely convenient and innovative lifetime record book in which three types of record sections can be used in conjunction with each other, and records and plans for many years can be entered in one book. It has excellent practical effects.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the past records column by year. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the daily record column. Figure 3 is a perspective view of the annual future record. 1...Past record by year, 2...Year name, 5...Daily record, 6...Month and day, 9...Future record by year, 10
...Year number.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] There is no month and date written, but the year number 2 and cross line 3 are written, and there is a column for past record 1 by year in which the main events within the relevant year are entered in order of month and day, and a column where the year name is not written and the year number 2 is written, and the year number 2 is written, and the year number 2 and cross line 3 are written. A cross line 8 is written, and there is a daily record 5 in which the events of the corresponding month and day are entered in the order of the year number, and there is also a daily record 5 where the events of the corresponding month and day are written in the order of the year number, and there is also a cross line 11 with the year number 10 and the year number 11 written without the month and day. This lifetime record book is characterized by having a yearly future record 9 column in which to write the plans for the corresponding year in the form of a single book.