Yamaha Hatsudoki Kabushiki Kaisha

Nippon Gakki Seizo Kabushiki Kaisha

Epson Corporation

C.i. Kasei Company, Limited

Asahi Glass Company, Limited

Kikkoman Corporation

Kikkoman Shoyu Co., Ltd.

Yamagiwa Electric Co. Ltd.

Alfa & Associates, Inc.

Kenji Ekuan

Hitoshi Igarashi

Toshiyuki Suzuki

Combined bottle and cap

Personal computer

Box for holding record discs

Electronic printer

A box, such as may be used to store audio disks computer floppy disks or the like, in which the box opens up into a fan-like shape so that the articles stored therein can readily be identified. A box body is constituted by a back plate, a bottom plate and a left and a right side plate. A front plate section, constituted by a front plate, is pivoted at its lower end on the bottom plate. Left and right wing plates, which extend from the respective opposite sides of the front plate, contact the left and right side plates. A cover plate is formed by a top plate having a collar extending therefrom with the cover section being swingably pivoted on the box body.

Electric generator

Digital audio discs player

Decoder for a digital audio discs player

Record player

A cassette tape case magazine device for housing a cassette tape case. The magazine is constructed to permit easy installation therein and removal therefrom of the tape case with a simple one-hand operation. The magazine is open at one end thereof to permit the entrance therein of the tape case. Notches are formed in the top and bottom walls at the opposite ends of this opening to permit the user's fingers to insert and remove the tape case. A flexible U-shaped retainer is mounted on a side wall of the magazine and has a pair of projections which fit into the drive shaft holes of the cassette in retaining engagement therewith. A detent is formed in either the top or bottom wall of the magazine, this detent fitting into one of the recording claw holes of the cassette in retaining engagement therewith. A magazine case is also provided to store the magazines, this magazine case having T-shaped hooks which matingly engage hook holes formed in the end wall of the magazine to retain the magazines in the magazine case.

Cassette tape case magazine

Golf car

Motortricycle

Adjustable lamp

Bottle

A sectional assembly for interior articles comprises vertically oriented glass plates which are departed in one direction and curved holding arms which have each connecting part at both ends for clamping an edge of each of the plates as a unit. The connecting part comprises a flange which is used for clamping said glass plate with a fitting and a bolt and nut without requiring formation of any holes in the glass plates. Horizontal glass plates are also provided which are supported by the curved holding arms.

Sectional assembly

Growing community of inventors

Tokyo, Japan

Kenji Ekuan