Nihon University

Seems Inc.

Nippon Paper-pak Co., Ltd.

Nippon Paper Industries Co., Ltd.

Fujio Koeda

Atsushi Tanaka

Yoshihiro Urano

Toshinari Shimizu

Youhei Tominaga

Osamu Tuchida

Kei Matsuzawa

A paper container includes four body portion panels forming a cylindrical body portion having a square section. The paper container is configured so that upper ends of the body portion panels are continuously provided with a pair of gable roof-forming panels which include exterior top seal panels opposed to each other, and provided with a pair of gable wall-forming panels which include interior top seal panels opposed to each other. Any one of the panels serves as a spout and is to be opened. The gable wall-forming panels are folded out between the gable roof-forming panels, and the exterior top seal panels and the interior top seal panels are heated and sealed with each other at a predetermined position so as to be hermetically sealed.

Paper container

The present invention provides a clothes holding device which is easily assembled (formed) as a clothes holding device (for example, a hanger), which is compact, which has an interior function for use as an interior material. The device includes a plate member having flexibility, wherein the plate member is bent on the symmetrical axis, and clothes are held with a resulting bent portion. When clothes are not held, the clothes holding device of the present invention is assimilated with the surface of a wall, and appears to be a part of a room's interior. When holding clothes, a vertical-directional lower area of the plate member is bent along the horizontal axis, and the bent portion and the remaining portion hold clothes.

Clothes holding device

Growing community of inventors

Tokyo, Japan

Fujio Koeda