JP2023161115A - Provision method of memorial box - Google Patents

Abstract

To propose a method that can easily provide a memorial box that can be beautifully displayed in a clean state in which a memorial of a people or a pet can be placed.SOLUTION: A provider of a memorial box receives an order of the memorial box from an orderer through a web order screen of a computer of the orderer, and receives a provision of information including a name of a people or a pet. The provider receiving the order prepares a clear case for placing an object of a memorial of the people or the pet, prepares at least one of artificial flowers, dried flowers, or preserved flowers, writes the name of the people or the pet on a surface of the clear case, and sends the clear case on which the name is written (referred to as "memorial box") to the orderer in a state where the flowers are placed.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a memorial box for displaying as an interior decoration in which a memento of a person or a pet animal (hereinafter referred to as "pet") can be placed. Items that serve as a memorial to a person or pet include items that are separate from the person's body, items that are used as a keepsake by a person, items that are used as a commemorative item that are separated from the pet's body, and items used by the pet. I can give you something that is. Here, "person" may be an infant, a child, an adult, an adult, or an elderly person. It does not matter whether the person or pet is alive or dead.

Items that were part of a human body (hair, teeth, bones, etc.), small items such as accessories that were used by a person, items that were a part of a pet's body (hair, teeth, bones, etc.), or There is a desire to keep keepsakes such as collars used by pets in a clean and beautiful condition.

Conventionally, in response to such a request, an album with a commemorative brush storage pocket suitable for storing a commemorative brush made from a baby's hair has been known (see Patent Document 1).

Utility model registration No. 3076318 Utility model registration No. 3228565 Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2019-088736

If you want to make an album with a commemorative brush storage pocket, you will need to bring or send your hair to a maker and have them make a hair brush.

However, since a predetermined amount of hair is required to make a brush, the condition is that a predetermined amount of hair can be cut off. You must also bring or send the hair to the maker.

It would be desirable if it were possible to easily display things that serve as mementos of people or pets, even in small amounts, without such trouble, and to store them in a clean and neat state.

Therefore, the present invention proposes a method for easily providing a memorial box that can beautifully display a memorial to a person or a pet in a clean state.

The memorial box providing method of the present invention includes the steps of a memorial box provider receiving an order for a memorial box from an orderer through a web ordering screen of a computer; a step in which the provider of the memorial box prepares a clear case to hold a memento of the person or pet; and a step in which the provider of the memorial box provides the memorial box. the person writing the name of the person or pet on the surface of the clear case, and the provider of the memorial box delivering the clear case with the name written on it (referred to as the "Memorial Box") to the orderer. the method.

According to the present invention, an orderer can easily order a memorial box by disclosing the name of a person or pet through a web ordering screen on a computer. The orderer will receive a memorial box prepared by the provider with the person's or pet's name written on it, so the orderer can place items that commemorate the person or pet into the memorial box. It can be displayed as an interior decoration in a clean state.

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a clear case according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is a front view showing the clear case in a state where the upper side part and the lower side part are fitted together. It is a side view showing the clear case in a state where the upper side part and the lower side part are fitted. This photo shows the memorial box with its contents placed on the floor, with the upper and lower parts fitted together to form a single body. A computer web ordering screen is shown. A computer web ordering screen is shown. FIG. 3 is a front view showing the memorial box inserted into the packaging box. FIG. 3 is a side view showing the packaging box with the memorial box inserted therein. FIG. 2 is a side view showing a state in which a lid is attached to the main body of a packaging box containing a memorial box. FIG. 2 is a front view showing a state in which a memorial box delivered to an orderer is placed in the main body of the packaging box and displayed on a horizontal surface such as a top plate of furniture, a shelf, or a table.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
First, a person who orders a memorial box that can be used to store a memento of a person or pet and display it in a clean and beautiful manner is called an "orderer." A person who receives an order, that is, receives an order, produces a memorial box, and provides it to the orderer is called a "provider".

A memorial box consists of a case and contents. The case is a case made of transparent resin or transparent glass (hereinafter referred to as a "clear case"), and the contents inside the case can be visually confirmed from the outside. Examples of the transparent resin include acrylic resin and polycarbonate resin.

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing the shape of a clear case according to an embodiment of the invention. The clear case is divided into an upper part 1 and a lower part 2. The upper part 1 is composed of an upper body piece 1a and an upper cap piece 1b, and the lower part 2 is composed of a lower body piece 2a and a lower cap piece 2b.

The upper body piece 1a has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape with its lower half open, and an upper cap piece 1b is formed to project laterally from one side of the upper body piece 1a. The lower surfaces of both the upper body piece 1a and the upper cap piece 1b are open. The open lower contours are connected to form a closed contour. The outline fits closely onto one virtual plane without any gaps. The side surface of the upper body piece 1a opposite to the side surface on which the upper cap piece 1b is formed is indicated by the reference numeral 1c.

The lower body piece 2a has a shape symmetrical to the upper body piece 1a, and a lower cap piece 2b is formed to protrude laterally from one side of the lower body piece 2a. The upper half of both the lower body piece 2a and the lower cap piece 2b is open. The contours of their open faces are connected to form a closed contour. The outline fits closely onto one virtual plane without any gaps. The side surface of the lower body piece 2a opposite to the side surface on which the lower cap piece 2b is formed is indicated by the reference numeral 2c.

The contours of the upper body piece 1a and the upper cap piece 1b of the upper part 1 and the contours of the lower body piece 2a and the lower cap piece 2b of the lower part 2 have a structure that allows them to fit into each other. It is a sealed clear case that looks like it is attached. However, this cap cannot be opened by twisting like usual (it is called a "pseudo cap"), and in order to take the contents in and out, the upper part 1 and lower part 2 of the clear case must be unfastened. I have to.

By inserting one or more contents and fitting the upper part 1 and lower part 2 of the clear case together in this manner, it becomes possible to install and carry the clear case with the contents stored therein. Moreover, it is also possible to install the clear case in an upright state on a flat table with the side surfaces 1c and 2c of the fitted and integrated clear case serving as the bottom surface. The bottom surface of this clear case may have a plurality of protrusions that each contact the flat table.

FIG. 2A is a front view showing a clear case in which the upper part 1 and the lower part 2 are fitted together. FIG. 2B is a side view showing the clear case.

As shown in FIG. 2B, when the case is in an upright state, the side where the upper body piece 1a is located is referred to as the "front side", and the side where the lower body piece 2a is located is referred to as the "back side". The surface facing the front side of the upper body piece 1a is designated by the reference numeral 12, and is referred to as the "front surface 12 of the case" or the "front surface 12." Further, the surface of the upper body piece 2a facing the back side is indicated by the reference numeral 13, and is referred to as the "back surface 13 of the case" or the "back surface 13." Further, the surface that forms the bottom surface when the side surfaces 1c and 2c of the clear case are combined and the case stands up is referred to as the "bottom surface 14 of the case" or the "bottom surface 14."

Further, as can be seen from FIG. 2B, the contours of the upper body piece 1a and the upper cap piece 1b and the contours of the lower body piece 2a and the lower cap piece 2b are fitted together to form one continuous contour 11. There is.

The shape of the clear case described so far is a rectangular parallelepiped-shaped clear case with a pseudo-cap, but the shape is not limited to the rectangular parallelepiped shape. For example, it may be spherical or cylindrical. A pseudo-cap may or may not be present.

In addition, the shape of the clear case explained so far is one that is divided into two pieces, the contents are put in, and the two pieces are fitted together, but the number of pieces is not limited to two and can be one. , may be plural.

If the clear case has two or more pieces, at least one of the pieces can be opened and the bottom surface is flat when the contents are inserted and the pieces are fitted together. It may be a clear case of any shape that can stand on a flat surface, or has a plurality of protrusions on the bottom.

Further, when the number of pieces is one, the shape of the clear case is such that an opening of a predetermined size is provided in the case body formed integrally. The size of the opening needs to be large enough to accommodate contents such as flowers or cloth, which will be described later.

Preferably, the opening is provided with a lid. The lid may be separable from the clear case and can be placed against the opening to close it, or it may be connected to the clear case so that the opening can be opened and closed. Good too.

The material of the lid may be a deformable soft material or a hard material. In the case of a soft material, examples of the material include elastic resin (eg, elastomer), rubber, or soft wood (eg, cork). If the material of the lid is hard, at least the part around the lid that corresponds to the opening should be made of a resilient material, such as resilient resin (e.g., elastomer), rubber, or soft wood (e.g., cork). preferable.

FIG. 3 shows the memorial box 10 with the contents 3 to 5 placed on the floor, with the upper part 1 and the lower part 2 fitted together as one body. 6 is a ribbon wrapped around the pseudo cap for decoration. The contents of the memorial box 10 are not limited, but in this embodiment, they include a bag 3, flowers or cloth 4 for decorating hair, etc., and a base 5 for displaying photographs and the like.

Furthermore, a blank message card may be added as the contents of the memorial box 10. Alternatively, as will be described later, if the orderer has indicated the "characters he or she would like to include," a message card with the "characters he or she would like to include" may be added. Of course, implementation without using message cards is also possible.

In this embodiment, the bag 3 is in the form of a small handbag made using a large number of pearl-like beads and thread. However, the shape of the bag 3 is not limited to this, and may be, for example, a folding bag, a drawstring bag, or a basket. The material for making the bag 3 is not limited to beads, and in addition to beads, non-woven fabrics, knitted fabrics, woven fabrics, rattan, bamboo, etc. may be used.

The bag 3 may contain an object that has left the body of a person or pet, such as a memento that was part of the body of an infant, child or pet, such as a lost tooth. You may also include a memorial item that has left the body of the deceased person or pet, such as a part of the ashes (for example, the bones of the Adam's apple). Note that in this embodiment, objects that are separated from the body of a person or pet are placed in the bag 3, but instead of using the bag 3, objects that are separated from the body of the person or pet are placed in the memorial box 10. You can also put it in directly.

Among the flowers or cloth 4, the "flowers" may be one or more flowers selected from artificial flowers, dried flowers (including semi-dried flowers), and preserved flowers. The "cloth" should preferably be a cloth with a decorative effect, such as organdy (translucent, thin, light and glossy plain weave fabric, silk). It may be made of tulle (a loosely knitted fabric with a series of small hexagonal or diamond-shaped nets that look like cloth from a distance). You can also use these fabrics to make flower or animal shapes.

The type of flower may be a birth month flower or birthday flower of a person or a pet. Furthermore, flowers are not limited to birth months or birthdays, but may also be flowers associated with memorable months or days in the life of a person or pet. Further, when the orderer specifies a type of flower, the specified flower may be used.

After the memorial box 10 is delivered, the orderer may place human or pet hair or hair into the memorial box 10 so as to attach it to the flowers or cloth 4.

The base 5 for displaying photos, etc. is a stand on which photos, pictures, commemorative stones, gemstones, etc. of people or pets (hereinafter referred to as "photos, etc.") are placed and displayed. The material of the base 5 may be metal or resin. Although the shape of the base 5 is oval in the illustrated form, it may have any shape such as a round, a square, or a heart shape.

The work of installing photographs and the like on the base 5 may be carried out by the provider or by the orderer. If the orderer does this, the provider hands the unprocessed base 5 into the memorial box 10 to the orderer. FIG. 3 shows an empty meal dish in the memorial box 10.

The orderer may use the unprocessed base 5 in the memorial box 10 to install a photo or the like in a DIY manner.

However, the orderer can also display the photograph or the like without using the base 5. That is, instead of using the base 5 to display photographs, etc., or in addition to displaying photographs, etc. on the base 5, you can place a developed commemorative photograph in the delivered memorial box 10. , you can display it as is without using a base, or you can cut it after development (for example, ID photo size) and display it.

When the orderer provides a photo of a person or a pet to the provider, the provider installs the photo on the base 5. This work process will be described later.

In addition to or in place of installing the photo on the base 5, the provider may use the photo provided by the orderer without using the base. It may be sized or cut (for example, ID photo size) and sent to the orderer together with the memorial box 10.

In addition to the bag 3, flowers or cloth 4, and base 5, the contents that the donor puts in or attaches to the memorial box 10 include the following.

For example, ribbons, pearls (including cotton pearls), and beads may be placed in the memorial box 10.

Also, the donor may include jewelry instead of the flowers or cloth 4 or together with the flowers or cloth 4. The shape of the gemstone may be a rough stone or a well-cut stone. The type of gemstone may be a birthstone associated with the person's or pet's birth month. For example, January is garnet, February is amethyst, etc. Additionally, a birthday stone associated with a person's or pet's birthday may be provided.

If a birthstone or birthday stone is provided, the color of the flower or cloth 4 may be matched to the color of the birthstone or birthday stone. You can also add ribbons, pearls (including cotton pearls), or beads that match the birthstone or color of the birthstone.

Next, a procedure for a provider to receive an order for a memorial box from an orderer through a web order screen such as the Internet will be explained. Prior to accepting an order, the orderer has registered as an online member on the provider's sales site, and the provider knows at least the orderer's name, address, and e-mail address.

4A and 4B show examples of web order screens on the orderer's computer. Examples of the computer include a smartphone, a notebook computer, a desktop computer, and the like. The orderer's computer is connected to a web server managed by the provider through a network such as the Internet.

FIG. 4A shows a product image screen 21 viewed by the orderer, showing a photo sample 23 of a memorial box in a predetermined color (referred to as "main color"; beige by default) that can be provided by the provider. .

Below the photo sample 23 is provided a button 24 that says ``Please select the main color of the memorial box.'' Below that, a price display 25 is shown. This price display 25 is the purchase price of the memorial box without options. When the orderer presses the button 24, the screen moves to the screen shown in FIG. 4B.

If the orderer does not want to order the Memorial Box immediately, press the "Favorites" button 26 according to the explanation on screen 21, "If you add it to your favorites, you will receive a notification when it is back in stock." Instructions will be sent via email the next day.

FIG. 4B shows a type/option selection screen 31 viewed by the orderer. Along with a photo 32 of the product image, a main color selection button 33, a field 34 for entering the "name" of the person or pet to be handwritten, printed, or engraved on the clear case, and a color for the "name" to be written on the clear case. A field 39 for specifying, a field 35 for inputting "the desired text" to be handwritten, printed, or engraved on the clear case or message card, a checkbox 36 for displaying whether or not the orderer has provided a photo to be displayed, and the price. Display 38 is displayed. The price display 38 initially indicates the purchase price of the memorial box without the option, but when the option is specified, the price changes to the purchase price of the memorial box with the option included.

In FIG. 4B, three main colors can be selected: beige, ice blue, and antique white. However, these three main colors are just examples, and other colors may be presented. Further, the number of selectable colors is not limited to three, and may be one or more than one. If one color is fixed, a default color (for example, beige) may be used as the main color.

When the orderer selects the main color of the memorial box, the product image 32 changes to an image of the memorial box containing flowers or cloth corresponding to the selected color.

Below that, there is a field 34 for entering the "name" of the person or pet. The orderer enters the name of the person or pet using the alphabet, kanji, or other notation of their choice. The name may be a real name, an alias, a nickname, a nickname, etc.

After entering the name, the orderer can also specify the color of the name to be written on the clear case. For this purpose, as shown in FIG. 4B, a field 39 for selecting "color" is provided below the field for inputting "name". If not specified by the orderer, a default color (for example, black) will be used for the "name."

Further below, there is a column 35 for inputting "characters to be entered." The contents of the characters to be included include information that specifies a memorable month, day, or time in the life of a person or pet, such as the month of birth, date of birth, time of birth, date of death, and time of death. In addition, for example, the weight, height, BMI (Body Mass Index), body fat percentage, bill (hand size), or footprint (foot size) at a memorable month, day, or time in the life of the person or pet. Information can be given. Examples include (1) weight or height of the baby at birth, (2) weight or height at one year of age, (3) weight at three years old, five years old, or seven years old (shichi-go-san). Or have height.

In this embodiment, "the desired characters" are input using alphabets or numbers. However, in other embodiments, input including kana and kanji may be allowed.

Input to this field 35 is optional. The price display 38 of the memorial box may change depending on whether or not there is an input in this field.

The check box 36 for photos to display is checked when the orderer requests the provider to display a photo of a person or pet. If checked, the provider will do the work of decorating the photo.

Input to this field is also optional. The price display 38 of the memorial box may change depending on whether this column is checked or not.

After completing the above input, press the "select" button 37. Your order is now confirmed. Once the order is confirmed, the provider will send an order confirmation email to the orderer.

Once the order is confirmed, the provider will deliver the clear case along with a bag, flowers or cloth for hair, a base for displaying photographs, etc., jewelry, ribbons, pearls (including cotton pearls), beads, etc. Prepare as necessary. If a flower type is specified, that type of flower is selected. The provider selects the color of the flowers or cloth, the color of the jewelry, etc. to be placed in the clear case, according to the main color selected by the orderer. You can also match the color of the ribbon attached to the clear case to the color of this flower or cloth.

The provider will write the "name" in alphabets, kana, kanji, etc. entered in the column 34 of the web order screen in a predetermined place on the surface of the clear case, for example, the front 12 of the case, the back 13 of the case, or the bottom 14 of the case. handwritten, printed or engraved. Here, "handwritten" includes handwriting the name with paint or ink. If a color is specified for writing the name, use that color of paint or ink. For example, the paint includes acrylic paint and glass paint, and the ink includes acrylic ink.

If you have any optional "letters you want to include" such as alphabets or numbers, they can be handwritten or printed in designated areas on the surface of the memorial box, such as the front 12 of the case, the back 13 of the case, or the bottom 14 of the case. Or stamp it. Here, "handwriting" includes handwriting names and characters with paint or ink. If a color is specified for writing the name, you may handwrite, print, or engrave the desired text in that color.

In addition to handwriting, printing, or engraving the "characters you want to include" on the surface of the case, or instead of handwriting or printing the "characters you want to include" on the message card, the provider may You may add it to your memorial box. In addition to handwriting or printing the "characters you wish to include" on the message card, you may also handwrite or print the "name" on the message card. Of course, embodiments that do not use message cards can also be adopted.

Next, if the checkbox 36 of the photo to be displayed is checked, the provider urges the orderer to send the photo data. Specifically, as mentioned above, the provider sends an order confirmation e-mail to the orderer, but when the orderer replies to this e-mail, the orderer sends the data of the photo to the provider as an attachment. Can be sent. The data format of the photo to be sent may be ".jpg", ".png", ".gif", etc.

The base for displaying photographs and the like may be of any type as long as it can be used to paste developed photographs or to directly print photographs. The material of the base may be, for example, a metal plate (for example, a copper plate, a brass plate, an iron plate) or a resin plate (for example, an acrylic plate). The surface shape of both the metal plate and the resin plate can be flat, convex, or concave. In the case of a metal plate, a developed photograph may be placed on the metal plate and a curable resin may be applied thereon and cured, or the photograph may be directly printed on the metal plate. Examples of direct printing methods include silver salt printing, inkjet printing, and laser printing. In the case of a resin plate, you can place a developed photo between two resin plates and fix it, or you can place the photo on top of the resin plate and cover it with another hardening resin to harden it. You can also print photos directly onto the board. When printing a photograph directly on a metal plate or resin plate, it may be covered with a protective resin film from above. In this way, a base is created with a photo to be included in the memorial box.

Below, we will explain how to use a meal plate as a metal plate and cover it with ultraviolet curing resin to harden it. When the provider receives photo data of a person or pet from the orderer via the Internet, the provider decorates the photo. The provider reduces the entire photo data so that the face of the person or pet fits on the meal plate. Print the reduced photo data on sturdy paper (for example, water-resistant glossy paper) or film. Next, cut out the area around the face in the photo to match the outline of the meal plate. Once the photo is cut to the desired size, place the photo on a meal plate, add UV-curing resin to the surface so that it swells a little, and cure it using an UV light. In this way, a meal plate with a photo hardened with hardened resin is completed.

In addition to or in place of preparing a base with a photo on it, the provider can develop the photo provided by the orderer without using the base. You can use it as it is, or cut it (for example, ID photo size) and put it in a memorial box or attach it.

The provider puts the memorial box in a packaging box 41 and sends it to the orderer by courier or the like. It is preferable to put a desiccant into the memorial box before placing it in the packaging box 41. The type of desiccant to be added is arbitrary, but examples include silica gel, calcium oxide (quicklime), and calcium chloride. Among these, silica gel is preferred because of its small capacity. You may also wrap a ribbon around the pseudo-cap of the memorial box.

The contents, such as a bag, flowers or cloth, a base decorated with photographs, jewelry, developed photographs as mentioned above, etc., may be placed in a memorial box in advance and sent in the same package. However, some or all of the contents may not be placed inside the memorial box, but may be packaged separately and sent to the orderer.

In the embodiment of the present invention, a pasted box may be used as the packaging box 41. A ``stick box'' is a decorative box made by wrapping a core box material of 1 to 2 mm thick made of cardboard, such as cardboard, in paper or cloth called jogami, and pasting it with glue. Say something. By selecting colored paper or cloth and/or textured paper or cloth as the top paper, a beautiful and luxurious-looking box can be created. A predetermined pattern may be printed on the upper paper, or textured colored paper may be stamped with foil.

FIG. 5A is a front view showing the memorial box 10 inserted into the packaging box 41. In this embodiment, the packaging box 41 includes a top plate 42, a bottom plate 43, a side plate 45, and a rear plate 46, and is assembled into a rectangular parallelepiped-shaped packaging box 41 with an open front as a whole. Although a front plate serving as a lid is placed on the front side of the packaging box 41, illustration of this lid is omitted in FIG. 5A. The packaging box 41 excluding the lid 47 is referred to as the "main body of the packaging box 41."

FIG. 5B is a side view showing the packaging box 41 with the memorial box 10 inserted therein. The memorial box 10 contained therein is drawn with broken lines, and a lid 47 for closing the front of the packaging box 41 is drawn apart.

In FIG. 5B, the front side 51 of the top plate 42 and bottom plate 43 of the packaging box 41 protrudes forward, and the lid 47 has a lateral groove 52 into which the protruding side 51 fits. The protruding side 51 may have a horizontally long shape provided on the side of the top plate 42 and the bottom plate 43 as shown in the figure, but is not limited to this, and may have a vertically long shape provided on the front side of the side plate 45. In this case, the lid 47 is formed with a vertical groove into which this protruding side fits. Furthermore, a cylindrical item (dowel) protruding in the front direction may be provided on the front side of the top plate 42, bottom plate 43, or side plate 45. A round hole into which a dowel fits is formed in the lid 47. Conversely, a dowel may be provided at a predetermined position on the lid 47, and a round hole into which the dowel fits may be formed in the top plate 42, bottom plate 43, or side plate 45 on the main body side of the packaging box 41.

In the embodiments described so far, the lid for closing the front of the packaging box 41 is provided so as to be separable from the main body of the packaging box 41 in the case of FIG. 5B, but the present invention is not limited to this configuration. Any one side of the lid 47 and the front side of the top plate 42, bottom plate 43, or side plate 45 of the packaging box 41 are continuously connected by the upper paper, and the lid 47 can open the front side of the packaging box 41 on one side. It may be as follows. Alternatively, one side of the lid 47 and the front side of the top plate 42, bottom plate 43, or side plate 45 of the packaging box 41 are connected by a hinge metal fitting, so that the lid 47 can open the front side of the packaging box 41 on one side. It's okay. The lid may be divided into two parts, and in this case, the lid has a structure in which the front side of the packaging box 41 is opened both left and right or up and down, that is, a so-called double-door structure. In either case, a metal fitting or member for keeping the lid 47 closed and not opened may be attached to the lid 47 and the main body of the packaging box 41.

FIG. 5C shows a state in which a lid 47 is attached to the main body of the packaging box 41 containing the memorial box 10. In this state, the provider stuffs a cushioning material around the memorial box 10, wraps the whole thing in wrapping paper, and sends it to the orderer. If the Memorial Box 10 and the contents, such as a bag, flowers or cloth, or a base decorated with photographs, etc., are packaged separately, each package can be sent to the orderer in one package. Alternatively, it may be sent separately to the orderer.

FIG. 5D shows a state in which the memorial box 10 that was delivered to the orderer is placed in the main body of the packaging box 41 and displayed on a horizontal surface 61 such as a furniture top, shelf, or table. shows. Since the lid 47 of the packaging box 41 has been removed, the memorial box 10 is always visible.

In this way, the packaging box 41 used for shipping from the provider can be used as is and effectively used as a decorative box for decorating the memorial box 10. In particular, when the packaging box 41 is made of a pasted box, the packaging box 41 itself has sufficient elements as an interior decoration, and the memorial box 10 can be displayed as an interior decoration while being placed in the packaging box 41.

It is also possible for the orderer to arbitrarily add contents to the memorial box 10 delivered to the orderer. For example, items worn by infants for the first time, when leaving the hospital, or when visiting shrines that are large enough to fit in the memorial box, such as infant socks, hair bands, hair ties, and hair pins, may be added. You may also add a collar that your pet used. The orderer may also write and add words to the message card. The message card may be a message card provided by a provider, or may be a message card prepared by an orderer. The orderer may also add a commemorative photo.

Example of writing "Name" and "Characters you want to enter" Example A Manami Jan. 7th, 2022 AM 5:21
Example B Coco 2021.3.18 PM 2:40
Example C Hinata R3.5.15 15:30 2,866g 50.0cm Thank you for being born.

The scope of rights of the present invention is indicated by the claims, and it is intended that all changes within the meaning of the claims and their equivalents are included.

1 Upper part of the clear case 1a Upper body piece 1b Upper cap piece 2 Lower part of the clear case 2a Lower body piece 2b Lower cap piece 3 Bag 4 Flowers or cloth 5 Base for displaying photos, etc. 10 Memorial box 21 Web Order screen (product image screen)
31 Web order screen (type/option selection screen)
41 Packaging box 47 Packaging box lid

Claims (16)

a step in which the memorial box provider receives an order for the memorial box from the orderer through a computer web order screen;
a step in which the provider of the memorial box receives information including the name of the person or pet from the orderer;
the provider of the memorial box prepares a clear case for holding a memorial of a person or pet;
the provider of the memorial box writes the name of the person or pet on the surface of the clear case;
A method for providing a memorial box, comprising the step of a memorial box provider sending a clear case with the name written on it (referred to as a "memorial box") to the orderer. Providing a memorial box according to claim 1, further comprising the steps of a memorial box provider preparing flowers or cloth, and sending the flowers or cloth together with the memorial box to the orderer. Method. Providing a memorial box according to claim 2, wherein in the step of the memorial box provider preparing the flowers or cloth, the flowers include at least one of artificial flowers, dried flowers, and preserved flowers. Method. 3. The method of providing a memorial box according to claim 2, wherein in the step of the memorial box provider preparing the flowers or cloth, the cloth includes organdy or tulle. 2. The method of providing a memorial box according to claim 1, further comprising the steps of a memorial box provider preparing jewelry, and sending the jewelry together with the memorial box to the orderer. The step in which the memorial box provider sends the memorial box and the flowers or cloth to the orderer includes the state in which the memorial box provider has placed the flowers or cloth into the memorial box. 3. The method for providing a memorial box according to claim 2, further comprising sending the memorial box to the orderer at: The clear case is composed of a plurality of pieces, and has a shape that allows it to stand on a flat surface with one of the pieces opened and the contents inserted and the pieces fitted together. The method of providing the memorial box described in 1. 2. The memorial according to claim 1, wherein the clear case has an opening large enough to hold the contents in an integrally formed case body, and has a shape that allows it to stand on a flat surface. How the box is delivered. The provider of the memorial box prepares a container that can be placed inside the memorial box and can contain small items that serve as a memento of a person or a pet;
2. The method of providing a memorial box according to claim 1, further comprising the step of a memorial box provider sending the container together with the memorial box to the orderer. The provider of the memorial box receives from the orderer (1) information identifying the month, day, or time that is memorable in the life of the person or pet, (2) a message, and (3) information that is memorable in the life of the person or pet. Receiving at least one of the following information: height, weight, handprint, or footprint for the month, day, or time;
2. The memorial box providing method according to claim 1, further comprising the step of the memorial box provider writing at least one of the information (1) to (3) on the surface of the clear case. The provider of the memorial box receives from the orderer (1) information identifying the month, day, or time that is memorable in the life of the person or pet, (2) a message, and (3) information that is memorable in the life of the person or pet. Receiving at least one of the following information: height, weight, handprint, or footprint for the month, day, or time;
The memorial box provider prepares a message card and writes at least one of the information in (1) to (3) above on the message card, and the memorial box provider prepares a message card and writes the message card in the order. The method of providing a memorial box according to claim 1, further comprising the step of sending the memorial box to a person. The information that the memorial box provider receives from the orderer further includes information on the person's or pet's birthday or month of birth;
The method for providing a memorial box according to claim 2, wherein in the step of the memorial box provider preparing the flowers or cloth, the type of the flower is a birthday flower or a birth month flower of the person or pet. . The information that the memorial box provider receives from the orderer further includes information on the person's or pet's birthday or month of birth;
6. The method for providing a memorial box according to claim 5, wherein in the step where the provider of the memorial box prepares the jewelry, the type of the jewelry is a birthstone or birth month stone of the person or pet. a step of the provider of the memorial box preparing a base to be placed inside the memorial box for displaying a photograph of a person or a pet;
2. The method of providing a memorial box according to claim 1, further comprising the step of a memorial box provider sending the base together with the memorial box to the orderer. a step of the provider of the memorial box preparing a base to be placed inside the memorial box for displaying a photograph of a person or a pet;
a step in which the provider of the memorial box obtains photo data of the person or pet from the orderer;
a memorial box provider placing a photo of the person or pet on the base;
The method for providing a memorial box according to claim 1, further comprising the step of the memorial box provider sending a base on which a photo of the person or pet is installed together with the memorial box to the orderer. . The step of sending the memorial box to the orderer includes the step of the memorial box provider storing the memorial box in a packaging box and sending it,
Claims 1 to 15, wherein the packaging box has a structure in which a front lid can be removed or a front opening structure, and the memorial box can be displayed as an interior decoration with the memorial box inside. The method for providing a memorial box as described in any one of the above.

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