Program, actual item provision management device, terminal, and actual item provision method

Abstract

The present invention addresses the provision of items that enhances convenience for users. The invention relates to a program, an actual item provision management device, a terminal, and a method for providing actual items. The terminal and the actual item provision management device are connected communicatively. The actual item provision management device includes: a prompting control mechanism capable of prompting the user terminal with an image of an item corresponding to an actual item and an image of a container corresponding to a container, wherein the actual item is hypothetically contained within the container and thus hidden; and a provision procedure control mechanism capable of performing a provision procedure to provide the user with the actual item corresponding to the displayed item image, provided that the item image and container image are displayed on the terminal.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a program, a real article provision management device, a terminal, and a real article provision method. Background Art

[0002] Conventionally, there is an item providing device that allows users to obtain capsule toy items stored in a device body by operating a handle or the like (for example, Patent Document 1).

[0003] [Background Art Literature]

[0004] [Patent Document]

[0005] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-334911 Summary of the Invention

[0006] [Problems to be solved by the invention]

[0007] However, in recent years, with the spread of the Internet, it has become increasingly possible to purchase products online using EC sites and the like.

[0008] Therefore, the present invention provides a program, a physical item provision management device, a terminal, and a physical item provision method that improve user convenience.

[0009] [Technical means to solve the problem]

[0010] One aspect of the present invention is a program for a terminal connected to a real item provision management device and capable of communicating, the program causing the terminal to function as a display control mechanism and a provision procedure control mechanism, the display control mechanism being capable of displaying an item image corresponding to the real item and a container image corresponding to a container in which the real item is virtually contained and hidden, and the provision procedure control mechanism being capable of performing a provision procedure for providing the real item corresponding to the displayed item image to a user, subject to the display of the item image and the container image.

[0011] One form of the present invention is a real item provision management device that is connected to a terminal and can communicate, and is equipped with: a prompt control mechanism that can prompt an item image corresponding to the real item and a container image corresponding to a container to a user terminal, in which the real item is virtually contained and hidden; and a provision procedure control mechanism that can perform a provision procedure for providing the real item corresponding to the displayed item image to the user, subject to the display of the item image and the container image on the terminal.

[0012] One aspect of the present invention is a terminal that is connected to a real item provision management device and is capable of communicating, and comprises: a display control mechanism capable of displaying an item image corresponding to the real item and a container image corresponding to a container, wherein the container virtually accommodates the real item and hides the real item; and a provision procedure control mechanism capable of performing a provision procedure for providing the real item corresponding to the displayed item image to a user, subject to the display of the item image and the container image.

[0013] One form of the present invention is a method for providing an actual item, which is a method for providing an actual item by an actual item provision management device connected to a terminal and capable of communicating, wherein an item image corresponding to the actual item and a container image corresponding to a container are presented to a user terminal, the container is hypothetically accommodated in the actual item and the actual item is hidden, and, subject to the item image and the container image being displayed on the terminal, a provision procedure is performed to provide the actual item corresponding to the displayed item image to the user.

[0014] [Effects of the Invention]

[0015] According to the present invention, it is possible to provide articles that provide convenience to users. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0016] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the article providing system in this embodiment.

[0017] Figure 2 This is a diagram showing an example of the device configuration of a tablet computer as an example of the terminal 2 .

[0018] Figure 3 This is a diagram showing a capsule toy as an example of item 3 .

[0019] Figure 4 This is a block diagram showing an example of the functional configuration of the article provision management server 1 .

[0020] Figure 5 It is a diagram showing an example of user information data D1.

[0021] Figure 6 This is a diagram showing an example of the inventory status information data D2.

[0022] Figure 7 This is a block diagram showing an example of the functional configuration of the terminal 1.

[0023] Figure 8 This is a sequence diagram of the article providing system of this embodiment.

[0024] Figure 9 (a) to (d) are diagrams showing examples of screens displayed on the terminal 2.

[0025] Figure 10 (a) and (b) are diagrams showing examples of screens displayed on the terminal 2.

[0026] Figure 11 (a) to (d) are diagrams showing examples of screens displayed on the terminal 2.

[0027] Figure 12 1 is a diagram showing an example of a purchase result screen displayed on the terminal 2.

[0028] Figure 13 (a) to (c) are diagrams showing examples of the delivery request screen displayed on the terminal 2.

[0029] Figure 14 It is a diagram for explaining Modification 1 of the embodiment of the present invention.

[0030] Figure 15 It is a diagram for explaining another example of Modification 1 of the embodiment of the present invention.

[0031] Figure 16 It is a diagram for explaining Modification 2 of the embodiment of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0032] <Embodiments of the present invention>

[0033] Embodiments of the present invention will be described.

[0034] [Overall composition]

[0035] The article providing system in this embodiment will be described.

[0036] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the article providing system in this embodiment. Figure 1 In the figure, 1 is the item provision management server, 2 is the user terminal, 3 is the item, and 4 is the item management warehouse.

[0037] The item provision management server 1, user terminal 2, and item management warehouse 4 are connectable to a communication line N and can communicate with each other. The communication line N refers to a communication path capable of data communication. Specifically, the communication line N includes not only dedicated lines (dedicated cables) for direct connection, but also LANs (local area networks) based on Ethernet (registered trademark) and other technologies, as well as communication networks such as telephone communication networks, cable networks, and the Internet. The communication method may be either wired or wireless.

[0038] The item provision management server 1 is a server system composed of one or more server devices, storage devices, etc. The item provision management server 1 implements various services for providing items 3 to users, obtains inventory information from the item management warehouse 4, and performs procedures for delivering items to users.

[0039] The terminal 2 is, for example, a personal computer, a tablet computer, a smartphone, a mobile phone, or the like. Figure 2 2 is a diagram showing an example of a device configuration of a tablet computer as an example of the terminal 2. Figure 2 As shown, the terminal 2 includes a display 21, a touch panel 22 integrally formed with the display 21, and a built-in speaker 23. The terminal 2 also includes a control board (not shown), a built-in battery, a power button, a volume adjustment button, and the like.

[0040] The control board is equipped with various microprocessors such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), and a DSP (Digital Signal Processor); various IC (Integrated Circuit) memories such as an ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit); VRAM (Video Random Access Memory), RAM (Random Access Memory), and ROM (Read Only Memory); and a wireless communication module for wireless communication with a base station. Furthermore, the control board also houses so-called I / F (interface) circuits, such as the driver circuit for the touch operation panel 22. These various components mounted on the control board are electrically connected via bus circuits and other means to enable data reading and writing and signal transmission and reception.

[0041] Article 3 is an article to be provided to the user. In this embodiment, the article is a commodity provided to the user in response to the user paying money. Figure 3This is a diagram showing a capsule toy as an example of item 3. Item (commodity) 3 is a capsule toy 5, which includes a toy 6 and a capsule toy box 7 as a packaging body for packaging the toy 6. However, it does not exclude the possibility that the toy 6 and the capsule toy box 7 are integrated into one commodity (item 3). In addition, the packaging body is not limited to a capsule toy box, and the packaging body may be, for example, wrapping paper, a packaging body, etc. In addition, item (commodity) 3 is not limited to only one item (commodity), and there may be multiple items (commodities). Furthermore, item (commodity) 3 may also have multiple series (categories), and there may be multiple items (commodities) in each series. In addition, when there are multiple items (commodities), each item (commodity) may also be set with a rarity (rarity).

[0042] The article management warehouse 4 is a warehouse for storing and managing articles 3. The article management warehouse 4 manages the inventory status of articles 3 and reports inventory status information to the article provision management server 1. Furthermore, the warehouse receives delivery instructions from the article provision management server 1 and performs procedures for delivering articles 3 to user residences, etc.

[0043] [Functional composition]

[0044] The configuration of each device will be described.

[0045] First, the configuration of the article provision management server 1 will be described. Figure 4 This is a block diagram showing an example of the functional configuration of the article provision management server 1 .

[0046] like Figure 4 As shown, the article provision management server 1 includes a processing unit 10 , a communication unit 11 , and a storage unit 12 .

[0047] The processing unit 10 comprehensively controls the operation of the item provision management server 1 based on programs and data stored in the storage unit 12. The functions of the processing unit 10 can be implemented using electronic components such as a microprocessor such as a CPU or GPU, an ASIC, and IC memory. The processing unit 10 includes an item presentation unit 110 and a provision procedure processing unit 120 as its main functional units.

[0048] The item presentation unit 110 is a component that comprehensively performs the process of presenting items to the user, and has the functions of a user information management unit 111, an inventory status management unit 112, an item presentation control unit 113, a mode management unit 114, a lottery processing control unit 115, and a performance processing unit 116.

[0049] The user information management unit 111 manages user information using user information data D1. This managed information includes the user's service identification information (user ID) and password, personal information such as the user's name and address, and the user's purchase history of items (commodities) 3. This purchase history includes information such as the identification information of items (commodities) 3 purchased by the user, the number of items (commodities) 3 purchased, the purchase dates, and the cumulative amount of money (price) the user has paid for items purchased to date. Figure 5 FIG is a diagram showing an example of user information data D1. Figure 5 In the example of , the user information data D1 is a table in which the user ID of the user, the user's personal information, and the user's purchase history information are associated with each other.

[0050] The inventory status management unit 112 manages the inventory status of the articles (merchandise) 3 using the inventory status information data D2. The inventory status information data D2 also manages the types of the articles (merchandise) 3.

[0051] Item (commodity) 3 is not limited to a single type of item (commodity); multiple items (commodities) may exist. Furthermore, item (commodity) 3 may have multiple series (categories), each series containing multiple items (commodities). Furthermore, when there are multiple items (commodities), a rarity is assigned to each item (commodity). This embodiment describes an example in which multiple series exist, each series contains multiple items (commodities), and item identification information (item ID) and a rarity are assigned to each item (commodity).

[0052] The stock status information data D2 includes a table that records information and stock status of items (commodities) for each series. Figure 6 : is a diagram showing an example of inventory status information data D2. Figure 6 In the inventory status information data D2, multiple series (AAA series, BBB series, ...) of tables are prepared. In the table of each series, the item ID of each item (commodity) belonging to the series, the price (payment) of the item (commodity), the rarity of the item (commodity), the image data of the item (commodity), and the inventory status (quantity) are associated and stored.

[0053] The stock status management unit 112 updates the stock status information data D2 every time a new article (commodity) is added or every time the stock status of the article (commodity) changes.

[0054] The article presentation control unit 113 cooperates with other components to perform an operation of presenting the article (commodity) 3 to the terminal 2 .

[0055] Mode management unit 114 manages the method for providing items (commodities) 3. In this embodiment, there are a first mode, in which a user purchases a single item (commodity) 3, and a second mode, in which a user purchases multiple items (e.g., ten) at a time. Since the second mode provides multiple items, the price is set higher when the second mode is selected than when the first mode is selected. Mode management unit 114 controls terminal 2 so that the user can select either the first or second mode.

[0056] The lottery control unit 115 performs a lottery, that is, determines an article (commodity) 3 to be provided to the user from a plurality of articles (commodities) 3. There are various lottery methods, and for example, the following method is conceivable.

[0057] (1) Method of randomly extracting from a plurality of articles (commodities) 3 belonging to a series selected by the user. In this case, an equal probability of extraction is given to each article (commodity) 3 belonging to the series.

[0058] (2) A method of changing the extraction probability according to the rarity assigned to the item (commodity) 3. For example, 10 types of items (commodities) 3 belonging to the series are set (item ID1 to item ID10). Among them, the rarity of item ID1 to item ID7 is 1, the rarity of item ID8 and item ID9 is 2, and the rarity of item ID10 is 3 (the larger the value, the higher the rarity). Here, the higher the rarity, the more difficult it is to provide to the user, so it is sufficient to reduce the extraction probability of items with higher rarity. For example, if the extraction probability of items ID1 to item ID7 with a rarity of 1 is set to 12 / 100, the extraction probability of items ID8 and item ID9 with a rarity of 2 is set to 7 / 100, and the extraction probability of item ID10 with a rarity of 3 is set to 2 / 100, then the higher the rarity, the more difficult it is to select the item (commodity) 3.

[0059] (3) A method for reflecting the types of items purchased by the user in the past in the lottery. In this service, the user information management unit 111 of the item provision management server 1 manages the purchase history information of each user and can know the types of items (goods) 3 that the user has acquired so far. Therefore, there is a method for reflecting the user's purchase history information in the probability of extraction. For example, there is a method for extracting items (goods) 3 in a way that the items (goods) 3 provided this time do not overlap with the items (goods) 3 obtained in the past and currently owned. For example, the following method is considered, that is, from the items (goods) 3 belonging to the series selected by the user, excluding the items (goods) 3 currently owned, a lottery is performed to select the items (goods) 3 to be provided.

[0060] (4) The current inventory status of the item (commodity) 3 may also be reflected in the lottery. For example, a method is conceivable in which the probability of selection of items (commodities) 3 with low inventory is reduced and the probability of selection of items (commodities) 3 with high inventory is increased. For example, there is a method in which the original probability of selection is weighted to reflect the value of the inventory.

[0061] Furthermore, when the second mode is selected, the lottery control unit 115 also adjusts the repetition rate of the types of items (commodities) 3 presented simultaneously. For example, if the repetition rate is set to 0, each time an item (commodity) 3 is drawn, items (commodities) 3 of other types other than the item (commodity) 3 selected in the previous drawing are drawn. Specifically, if there are 10 types of items (commodities) 3 belonging to a series (item IDs 1 to 10), the second mode is selected, and all ten items (commodities) 3 are presented simultaneously, and item ID 3 is selected first in the drawing, the next drawing will select items (commodities) 3 with item IDs 1, 2, and 4-10, excluding item ID 3. This prevents duplicate presentation of the same item (commodity) 3, even when multiple items (commodities) 3 are presented simultaneously.

[0062] Alternatively, the duplication rate can be adjusted by referring to the user's past purchase history. For example, the item (commodity) 3 provided this time must not overlap with an item (commodity) 3 previously acquired and currently in stock. In this case, items (commodities) 3 belonging to the user's selected series, excluding the currently in stock items (commodities) 3, will be selected for the lottery. Furthermore, the current inventory status of items (commodities) 3 can also be taken into consideration.

[0063] However, the method of adjusting the repetition rate is not limited to this. In addition, it is not necessarily necessary to adjust the type of all articles to be provided in a manner that does not overlap, and it is also possible to allow some types of articles to overlap.

[0064] The performance processing unit 116 performs a performance corresponding to the rarity of the item (commodity) 3 when the user operates the image of the item providing device or when the package is opened (when the item (commodity) 3 hidden in the package becomes visible). The performance can be a still image, a moving image, sound, color change, etc.

[0065] The provision procedure processing unit 120 performs the provision procedure after the purchase of the item (commodity) 3 is completed. Specifically, if the item (commodity) 3 to be provided to the user is determined, the delivery destination and delivery time procedures of the item (commodity) 3 are carried out. The address of the delivery destination is selected from the address registered in the user information data D1. Regarding the delivery time, you can choose whether to deliver only the item (commodity) 3 purchased this time, or to deliver the items (commodity) 3 purchased in the middle of this month in a batch. This can save delivery costs. In addition, the delivered items (commodity) 3 do not necessarily need to be packaged in a container like a capsule toy box. In the case of performing in a form of being housed in a capsule toy box, only the actual items can be delivered. In addition, the time for the batch delivery can also be determined at an appropriate time instead of every month.

[0066] The communication unit 11 is connected to the communication line N to achieve communication.

[0067] The storage unit 12 stores system programs and functional programs. System programs implement the basic computer functions of the item provision management server 1. Functional programs enable the processing unit 10 to function as the item presentation unit 110 (user information management unit 111, inventory status management unit 112, item presentation control unit 113, mode management unit 114, lottery processing control unit 115, and performance processing unit 116) and the provision procedure processing unit 120. The storage unit 12 also stores user information data D1 and inventory status information data D2.

[0068] Next, the configuration of the terminal 2 will be described. Figure 7 This is a block diagram showing an example of the functional configuration of the terminal 1.

[0069] like Figure 7 As shown, the terminal 2 includes an operation input unit 30 , a processing unit 31 , an image display unit 32 , a sound output unit 33 , a communication unit 34 , and a storage unit 35 .

[0070] The operation input unit 30 is used to input various operations of the user and output the operation input signal corresponding to the operation input to the processing unit 31. The function of the operation input unit 30 can be realized by a touch operation panel, a home button, a button switch, a joystick, a trackball or other elements that the user directly operates with his fingers. Of course, it can also be realized by an acceleration sensor or an angular velocity sensor, a tilt sensor, a geomagnetic field sensor or other elements that detect movement or posture. Figure 2 In FIG, the touch operation panel 22 corresponds to the operation input unit 30 .

[0071] The processing unit 31 generally controls the operation of the terminal 2 based on programs and data stored in the storage unit 35, operation input signals from the operation input unit 30, and the like. The functions of the processing unit 31 can be implemented by electronic components such as a microprocessor such as a CPU or GPU, an ASIC, and IC memory. The processing unit 31 includes a calculation unit 40, an image generation unit 41, a sound generation unit 42, and a communication control unit 43 as its main functional units.

[0072] The calculation unit 40 executes various processes for purchasing the article (commodity) 3 according to this embodiment and outputs the various processes to the image generation unit 41, the sound generation unit 42, and the communication control unit 43. The calculation unit 40 includes a display control unit 50 and a provision procedure processing unit 51.

[0073] The display control unit 50 uses information provided from the item provision management server 1 and user operation information to display and perform product images and capsule toy box images of the item (commodity) 3 and purchase procedures of the item (commodity) 3.

[0074] The provision procedure processing unit 51 performs provision procedures after the purchase of the article (commodity) 3 is completed. Specifically, the provision procedure processing unit 51 performs procedures for the delivery destination and delivery time of the article (commodity) 3 with the provision procedure processing unit 120 of the article provision management server 1.

[0075] The image generation unit 41 generates one image per frame (e.g., 1 / 60 second) based on the processing result of the calculation unit 40, and outputs the generated image signal to the image display unit 32. The functions of the image generation unit 41 can be realized by, for example, a processor such as a GPU or a digital signal processor (DSP), a video signal IC, a video codec, etc., an IC memory for drawing frames such as a frame buffer, and an IC memory used for expanding texture data.

[0076] The sound generator 42 generates sound signals such as effect sounds and various operation sounds based on the processing results of the calculation unit 40, and outputs the sound signals to the sound output unit 33. The functions of the sound generator 42 can be implemented by, for example, a processor such as a digital signal processor (DSP) or a sound synthesis IC, or an audio codec capable of playing sound files.

[0077] The communication control unit 43 performs communication connection and data processing for performing data communication with the terminal management server 2 .

[0078] The image display unit 32 displays a screen based on the image signal input from the image generation unit 41. The function of the image display unit 32 can be realized by a display device such as a flat panel display, a cathode ray tube (CRT), a projector, or a head-mounted display. Figure 2 In FIG, the image display unit 32 corresponds to the display 21 .

[0079] The sound output unit 33 is used to output sounds such as effect sounds based on the sound signal input from the sound generating unit 42. Figure 2 In FIG, the sound output unit 33 corresponds to the speaker 23 .

[0080] The communication unit 34 is connected to the communication line N to realize communication. The function of the communication unit 34 can be realized by, for example, a wireless communication device, a modem, a TA (terminal adapter), a jack of a wired communication cable, or a control circuit.

[0081] The storage unit 35 stores programs for operating the terminal 2 and realizing various functions of the terminal 2, or data used in the process of executing the programs, etc., in advance or temporarily during each processing. The storage unit 35 can be implemented, for example, by RAM or ROM, IC memory such as flash memory, magnetic disk such as hard disk, CD-ROM (Compact Disc-Read Only Memory) or DVD (Digital Versatile Disc), etc. Specifically, the storage unit 35 stores system programs and control programs for controlling the processing of the terminal 2 to purchase items (commodities) 3. The system program is a program for realizing the basic functions of the terminal 2 as a computer. The control program is a program for making the terminal 2 function as the computing unit 40 of the processing unit 31.

[0082] [Description of the action]

[0083] The operation of the article providing system according to this embodiment will be described. Figure 8 This is a sequence diagram of the article providing system of this embodiment. In the following example, the case where the article (commodity) 3 is a capsule toy will be described.

[0084] First, the inventory status management unit 111 of the item provision management server 1 receives an inventory status report from the item management warehouse 4 (step 2) and performs an inventory status update process (step 1). The inventory status update process (step 1) is performed by updating the inventory status information database D2 with the latest information. The inventory status update process is performed periodically or when inventory changes occur.

[0085] The user registers as a member (step 3). Member registration involves registering the user's name, address, points card number, settlement method, and password (step 3). The user information management unit 111 of the item provision management server 1 performs the member registration process (step 4). The member registration process issues the user's user ID and registers the user's name, address, points card number, settlement method, and password in the user information data D1.

[0086] When the user purchases a capsule toy, the user uses the terminal 2 to access the top page of the capsule toy sales page (step 5). Figure 9 (a) is a diagram showing an example of the home page displayed on the terminal 2.

[0087] The article presentation control unit 113 of the article provision management server 1 receives the request from the terminal 2 and transmits the homepage to the terminal 2 (step 6).

[0088] Upon receiving the homepage, the display control unit 50 of the terminal 2 displays the homepage and performs the purchase mode selection process (step 7). Meanwhile, the item presentation control unit 113 of the item provision management server 1 performs the purchase screen process (step 8). The purchase mode selection process (step 7) and the purchase screen process (step 8) are as follows.

[0089] The user selects the desired capsule toy series from the homepage displayed on terminal 2. This selection is made by touching a button labeled with the series name. Once the desired capsule toy series is selected, the mode management unit 114 of the item provision management server 1 switches to the sales screen for each series, and the display control unit 50 of terminal 2 displays the sales screen for each series. Figure 9 (b) is a diagram showing an example of a sales screen displayed on the terminal 2.

[0090] The user selects whether to purchase one capsule toy or ten capsules on the sales screen (step 9). The user selects the number of capsules to purchase by touching the button indicating the number of capsules. Here, the user selects ten capsules.

[0091] When the purchase button is selected, the mode management unit 114 of the article provision management server 1 switches to the login screen, and the display control unit 50 of the terminal 2 displays the login screen (step 10). Figure 9 (c) is a diagram showing an example of a login screen displayed on terminal 2. The user enters a pre-registered login ID and password. When the login ID and password are verified by the user information management unit 111 of the item provision management server 1, the mode management unit 114 of the item provision management server 1 switches to a purchase confirmation screen, and the display control unit 50 of terminal 2 displays the purchase confirmation screen. Figure 9 (d) is a diagram showing an example of a purchase confirmation screen displayed on the terminal 2.

[0092] When the user purchases a capsule toy, he selects the confirmation button (advance) (step 11).

[0093] If the confirmation button (forward) is selected, the lottery control unit 115 of the item provision management server 1 performs a lottery process for the capsule toys to be provided to the user (step 12). As described above, this lottery process is performed based on sales history and inventory status. Furthermore, in the case of multiple capsule toys purchases, the repetition rate is also considered to select the capsule toys to be provided to the user.

[0094] When the selection (lottery) of the gashapon to be provided to the user is completed, the performance processing unit 116 of the item provision management server 1 performs a performance process when presenting the gashapon (step 13).

[0095] On the other hand, the display control unit 50 of the user's terminal 2 performs a purchase item display process (step 14). The purchase item display process is as follows.

[0096] The display control unit 50 of the user's terminal 2 displays an image of the capsule toy providing device on the screen of the terminal 2 . Figure 10 (a) is an example of an image of the capsule toy providing device displayed on the screen of the terminal 2.

[0097] When the user touches the handle portion of the image of the gashapon providing device ( Figure 10 (b)) The handle starts to spin. At this point, a performance is performed based on the rarity of the capsule toy (item (commodity) 3) selected by the lottery. For example, if the rarity is 1, a normal rotating handle image appears; if the rarity is 2, golden stars flash in addition to the rotating handle image; and if the rarity is 3, a performance image resembling rainbow-colored stars flashes in addition to the rotating handle image. If multiple capsule toy are provided, the performance is performed based on the highest rarity.

[0098] After the performance image ends, an image showing the number of gashapon purchased will be displayed. Figure 11 (a) is a diagram showing 10 capsule toys on the screen of terminal 2. The user touches one capsule to confirm the product ( Figure 11 (b)). When the user touches a capsule toy, the opening image of the capsule toy box is displayed. At this time, the performance is performed according to the rarity of the product contained in the capsule toy box. For example, if the rarity is 1, a normal opening image is displayed, if the rarity is 2, the text "Rare" is displayed, and if the rarity is 3, the text "Super Rare" is displayed ( Figure 11 (c)). Then, the capsule toy box is opened and the product image of the contained product is displayed ( Figure 11 (d)). This process is performed according to the number of capsule toys purchased. In addition, in the case of multiple items, all items can be opened at once. Moreover, after all capsule toys are opened, the purchase result screen of the capsule toys is displayed on the terminal 2. Figure 121 is a diagram showing an example of a purchase result screen displayed on the terminal 2.

[0099] Next, the provision procedure processing unit 51 of the terminal 2 performs a delivery request process (step 15 ). The provision procedure processing unit 51 displays a delivery request screen on the terminal 2 . Figure 13 This is a diagram showing an example of a delivery request screen displayed on the terminal 2.

[0100] The provision procedure processing unit 51 of the terminal 2 displays a screen for determining the address of the delivery destination of the capsule toy ( Figure 13 (a)). When the user sets the address registered by the user as the delivery destination, select the OK button to confirm the delivery destination address. If changes are required, proceed with the change procedure.

[0101] Next, the provision procedure processing unit 51 of the terminal 2 displays a screen for selecting a delivery method ( Figure 13 (b)). In the selection of the delivery method, it is possible to select a delivery method of directly delivering the capsule toys purchased this time, and a delivery method of collectively delivering the capsule toys purchased by the end of the month to which the purchase date belongs. The reason is that in the case of purchasing only one capsule toy, it is possible to avoid the high delivery fee caused by delivering only one, and if there is a plan to purchase again in the future, the delivery fee can be reduced by collectively delivering them. In addition, the period of aggregation is not limited to one month, and can also be other periods. After the user completes the selection of the delivery method, the provision procedure processing unit 51 of the terminal 2 displays a confirmation screen for the delivery content ( Figure 13 (c)) If you select the OK button, the delivery request process is completed.

[0102] Upon receiving a delivery request from terminal 2, the delivery procedure processing unit 120 of the item delivery management server 1 performs a delivery procedure (step 16). If a request is received to deliver the purchased capsule toys, the delivery procedure sends the name of the user receiving the delivery request, the address of the delivery destination, and the item ID identifying the capsule toys to be delivered to the item management warehouse 4. On the other hand, if the delivery is aggregated and scheduled for the end of the month, the ID of the purchased item is registered in the purchase history of the user information data D1, and a "not delivered" flag is set to indicate that the item has not been delivered. Furthermore, at the end of the month, the IDs of the undelivered items are aggregated and sent to the item management warehouse 4.

[0103] Furthermore, the item presentation control unit 113 of the item provision management server 1 registers and updates the item ID of the item purchased this time by the user and the cumulative amount of money (price) paid by the user for items purchased so far in the purchase history information of the user information data D1.

[0104] In the article management warehouse 4, a delivery request is received and a procedure is performed to deliver the capsule toy with the article ID to the address of the delivery destination (step 17).

[0105] Finally, the purchased capsule toy is delivered to the address of the delivery location, and the user receives the purchased capsule toy (step 18).

[0106] In the embodiment described above, after the prompting of the capsule toy (item) purchased this time, that is, after the performance processing (step 13) and the purchased item display processing (step 14), a preferential treatment can be further performed to provide the user with a preferential treatment. For example, the item prompt control unit 113 of the item provision management server 1 can also refer to the cumulative amount of the price paid for the purchase history information of the user information data D1, and provide the capsule toy (item) as an additional preferential treatment based on the cumulative amount. In this case, the capsule toy (item) provided as a preferential treatment is processed for delivery entrustment together with the capsule toy (item) purchased this time (step 15). In addition, the product images of the capsule toy provided so far (the image of the product contained in the capsule toy) can also be provided as a preferential treatment based on the cumulative amount. In this case, the product images provided as a preferential treatment can be sent to the terminal 2 by the item prompt control unit 113 of the item provision management server 1, and the terminal 2 receives and stores them.

[0107] This embodiment can provide items to users via the Internet, similar to an item providing device installed in a store, etc. In particular, users can obtain actual items without touching the handle of the item providing device, which is effective in preventing infectious diseases.

[0108] Furthermore, unlike a physical item providing device, a performance is performed according to the rarity of the item to be provided, so the user can enjoy the performance until the actual item is obtained.

[0109] Furthermore, unlike a physical item providing device, the types of items to be provided can be adjusted based on the user's purchase history or the inventory status of items, thereby correcting unfairness between users.

[0110] Furthermore, the article provision management server 1 has an ASP (Application Service Provider) function, and as long as the terminal 2 operates based on a website, the same configuration as that of the above embodiment can be realized without installing a special application in the terminal 2 .

[0111] <Variation 1 of the embodiment of the present invention>

[0112] Modification 1 of the embodiment of the present invention will be described.

[0113] In the above embodiment, an example in which the article provision management server 1 is installed on a network has been described. However, the article provision management server 1 may be included in an article provision device installed in a store or the like. Figure 14 It is a diagram for explaining Modification 1 of the embodiment of the present invention.

[0114] like Figure 14 As shown, the item provision management server 1 is installed in a store, etc., disguised as an item provision device 100. The item provision management server 1 disguised as the item provision device 100 can connect to the terminal 2 via short-range wireless communication such as Wifi or Bluetooth.

[0115] The connection from the terminal 2 to the article provision management server 1 disguised as the article provision device 100 is performed by, for example, displaying a two-dimensional barcode such as a QR code (registered trademark) recording the homepage address on the article provision device 100 and having the terminal 2 read the two-dimensional barcode.

[0116] After the terminal 2 is successfully connected to the item provision management server 1 disguised as the item provision device 100, the process is the same as in the above embodiment.

[0117] In the first variation of the embodiment, by installing the item provision management server 1 disguised as the item provision device 100 in a limited location such as an event venue, the chances of obtaining the item 3 (gachapon) can be limited, thereby increasing the rarity of the item.

[0118] Furthermore, the article providing device 100 may not be a disguised device, but may be an actual article providing device 101 that can actually provide articles. Figure 15 It is a diagram for explaining another example of Modification 1 of the embodiment of the present invention.

[0119] In the actual item providing device 101, similar to the operations in the aforementioned embodiment, the handle operation for providing the item 3 (gashapon) is performed on the terminal 2. Meanwhile, regarding the provision of the actual item 3 (gashapon), the provision procedure processing unit 120 is equipped with a function for discharging the actual item 3 (gashapon). If the actual item 3 (gashapon) stored in the actual item providing device 101 is sold out, the provision procedure processing unit 120 can also perform a delivery procedure similar to the aforementioned embodiment.

[0120] <Variation 2 of the embodiment of the present invention>

[0121] Modification 2 of the embodiment of the present invention will be described. Figure 16 It is a diagram for explaining Modification 2 of the embodiment of the present invention.

[0122] In the second variation of the embodiment, as in the first variation, the item providing device 100 or the actual item providing device 101 is not installed. Instead, the location information of the hypothetical installation location of the item providing device 100 is pre-registered in the item providing management server 1. Then, a marker 200 is pre-installed at the hypothetical installation location. Alternatively, instead of installing a new marker 200, an existing circular marker (such as a building) may be used as the marker 200.

[0123] A user carrying terminal 2 arrives at the virtual location and accesses the homepage. Terminal 2 transmits location information acquired through GPS (Global Positioning System) or other means. The item provision management server 1 compares the received location information of terminal 2 with the registered location information of the virtual location. If they match, access to the homepage is permitted. Subsequent operations are identical to those in the previous embodiment.

[0124] In the second variation of the embodiment of the present invention, since there is no need to actually install an item providing device, the burden on the service provider can be reduced. In addition, the user can enjoy the pleasure of searching for a location where an item can be obtained.

[0125] As mentioned above, although the present invention has been described by giving examples of preferred embodiments, the present invention is not necessarily limited to the above embodiments and can be implemented with various modifications within the scope of the technical concept.

[0126] In addition, part or all of the above-mentioned embodiments are also described as the following supplementary notes, but are not limited to the following.

[0127] [Note 1]

[0128] A program is a program for a terminal that is connected to a real article provision management device and can communicate with the terminal.

[0129] The program causes the terminal to function as the following mechanism:

[0130] a display control mechanism capable of displaying an object image corresponding to an actual object and a container image corresponding to a container in which the actual object is virtually contained and the actual object is hidden; and

[0131] The provision procedure control means can perform a provision procedure for providing the actual article corresponding to the displayed article image to the user, under the condition that the article image and the container image are displayed.

[0132] [Note 2]

[0133] The procedure described in Note 1, wherein

[0134] The display control unit displays an item presentation device image of the item presentation device, and displays the container image under the condition that a user performs a specific operation on the item presentation device image.

[0135] [Note 3]

[0136] The procedure described in Note 2, wherein

[0137] The display control mechanism displays the item image on the condition that the user performs a specific operation on the displayed container image.

[0138] [Note 4]

[0139] The program according to any one of Supplementary Notes 1 to 3, wherein the container image is an image of a capsule toy box, and the item image is a product contained in the capsule toy box.

[0140] [Note 5]

[0141] The program according to any one of Notes 1 to 4, wherein

[0142] The display control unit performs control so that any one of a plurality of categories can be selected, and controls so that a plurality of the article images are displayed in association with each of the categories.

[0143] [Note 6]

[0144] The program according to any one of Notes 1 to 5, wherein

[0145] The display control unit displays different item images according to a result of a drawing for selecting an actual item to be provided to a user.

[0146] [Note 7]

[0147] The procedure described in Note 6, wherein

[0148] The lottery is performed with reference to at least one of information on a history of providing actual items to the user and information on the stock status of the actual items.

[0149] [Note 8]

[0150] The procedure according to Note 6 or 7, wherein

[0151] Assign rarity to each of the actual items.

[0152] The lottery is controlled so that the probability of providing the actual item increases according to the rarity of the item.

[0153] [Note 9]

[0154] The program according to any one of Notes 1 to 8, wherein

[0155] Assign rarity to each of the actual items.

[0156] The display control unit adds a performance to the container image to be displayed according to the rarity of the actual item.

[0157] [Note 10]

[0158] The program according to any one of Notes 1 to 9, wherein

[0159] Assign rarity to each of the actual items.

[0160] The display control means adds a performance when displaying the dynamic image of the container image being opened, according to the rarity of the actual article.

[0161] [Note 11]

[0162] The program according to any one of Notes 1 to 10, wherein

[0163] The display control mechanism controls so that the user can select any one of the following modes, namely

[0164] The first mode is to set the display of the item image and the container image to be one each, and

[0165] The second mode is configured to display a plurality of each of the item image and the container image.

[0166] [Note 12]

[0167] The procedure described in Note 11, wherein

[0168] When the second mode is selected, the display control unit performs control so that a plurality of container images can be displayed at one time.

[0169] [Note 13]

[0170] The procedure according to Note 11 or 12, wherein

[0171] The provision of procedures control agency

[0172] When the first mode is selected, a procedure for providing an actual item can be performed.

[0173] When the second mode is selected, a plurality of actual article provision procedures can be performed.

[0174] [Note 14]

[0175] The program according to any one of Notes 11 to 13, wherein

[0176] The display control unit controls the display so that any one of the modes can be selected, subject to payment of a price.

[0177] [Note 15]

[0178] The procedure described in Note 14, wherein

[0179] The selection of the first mode is subject to the payment of the first price.

[0180] The selection of the second mode is subject to the payment of the second price.

[0181] The amount of the second price is higher than the amount of the first price.

[0182] [Note 16]

[0183] The program according to any one of Notes 11 to 15, wherein

[0184] The display control mechanism

[0185] When the second mode is selected, the repetition rate of the plurality of article images to be displayed is controlled.

[0186] [Note 17]

[0187] The procedure according to Note 16, wherein

[0188] The repetition rate is controlled based on at least one of information on a history of providing actual items to the user and information on the inventory status of the actual items, thereby reducing the repetition rate.

[0189] [Note 18]

[0190] The program according to any one of Notes 1 to 17, wherein

[0191] The provision procedure control unit provides a first benefit or a second benefit based on a cumulative amount of money paid by the user, wherein the first benefit is providing the actual article and the second benefit is providing the article image.

[0192] [Note 19]

[0193] The program according to any one of Notes 1 to 18, wherein

[0194] The provision procedure control mechanism performs control so as to be able to select the provision time of the actual article.

[0195] [Note 20]

[0196] The program according to any one of Notes 1 to 19, wherein

[0197] The provision procedure is a delivery procedure to the user.

[0198] [Note 21]

[0199] A physical item provision management device is connected to a terminal to enable communication, and comprises:

[0200] a presentation control mechanism capable of presenting to the user terminal an item image corresponding to the actual item and a container image corresponding to a container in which the actual item is virtually contained and the actual item is hidden; and

[0201] The provision procedure control means can perform a provision procedure for providing the actual article corresponding to the displayed article image to the user, on the condition that the article image and the container image are displayed on the terminal.

[0202] [Note 22]

[0203] The actual article provision management device according to Supplementary Note 21, wherein

[0204] The presentation control unit presents an item presentation device image of the item presentation device to the terminal, and displays the container image on the terminal under the condition that the user performs a specific operation on the item presentation device image presented to the terminal.

[0205] [Note 23]

[0206] The actual article provision management device according to Supplementary Note 22, wherein

[0207] The prompt control mechanism causes the item image to be displayed on the terminal under the condition that the user performs a specific operation on the container image displayed on the terminal.

[0208] [Note 24]

[0209] The actual article provision management device according to any one of Supplementary Notes 21 to 23, wherein

[0210] The container image is an image of a capsule toy box, and the item image is a commodity contained in the capsule toy box.

[0211] [Note 25]

[0212] The actual article provision management device according to any one of Supplementary Notes 21 to 24, wherein

[0213] The presentation control unit is controlled so that any one of a plurality of categories can be selected at the terminal, and is controlled so that a plurality of the item images are displayed in association with each of the categories.

[0214] [Note 26]

[0215] The actual article provision management device according to any one of Supplementary Notes 21 to 25, wherein

[0216] The prompt control mechanism

[0217] Select the actual item to be provided to the user,

[0218] An image of an item that differs according to a result of the lottery is presented to the terminal.

[0219] [Note 27]

[0220] The actual article provision management device according to Supplementary Note 26, wherein

[0221] The lottery is performed with reference to at least one of information on a history of providing actual items to the user and information on the stock status of the actual items.

[0222] [Note 28]

[0223] The actual article provision management device according to Supplement 26 or 27, wherein

[0224] Assign rarity to each of the actual items.

[0225] The lottery is controlled so that the probability of providing the actual item increases according to the rarity of the item.

[0226] [Note 29]

[0227] The actual article provision management device according to any one of Supplementary Notes 21 to 28, wherein

[0228] Assign rarity to each of the actual items.

[0229] The presentation control unit provides a performance to the container image displayed on the terminal according to the rarity of the actual item.

[0230] [Note 30]

[0231] The actual article provision management device according to any one of Supplementary Notes 21 to 29, wherein

[0232] Assign rarity to each of the actual items.

[0233] The presentation control unit adds a performance when displaying the opening dynamic image of the container image displayed on the terminal according to the rarity of the actual item.

[0234] [Note 31]

[0235] The actual article provision management device according to any one of Supplementary Notes 21 to 30, wherein

[0236] The prompt control mechanism controls the user to select any one of the following modes, namely

[0237] The display of the item image and the container image in the terminal is set to a first mode, and

[0238] The display of the item image and the container image in the terminal is set to a second mode in which a plurality of images are displayed.

[0239] [Note 32]

[0240] According to the actual article management device of Supplementary Note 31,

[0241] When the second mode is selected, the presentation control unit performs control so that a plurality of container images can be displayed at once on the terminal.

[0242] [Note 33]

[0243] The actual article provision management device according to Supplement 31 or 32, wherein

[0244] The provision of procedures control agency

[0245] When the first mode is selected, a procedure for providing an actual item can be performed.

[0246] When the second mode is selected, a plurality of actual article provision procedures can be performed.

[0247] [Note 34]

[0248] The actual article provision management device according to any one of Supplementary Notes 31 to 33, wherein

[0249] The prompt control unit controls the selection of any mode on the condition that the price is paid.

[0250] [Note 35]

[0251] The actual article provision management device according to Supplementary Note 34, wherein

[0252] The selection of the first mode is subject to the payment of the first price.

[0253] The selection of the second mode is subject to the payment of the second price.

[0254] The amount of the second price is higher than the amount of the first price.

[0255] [Note 36]

[0256] The actual article provision management device according to any one of Supplementary Notes 31 to 35, wherein

[0257] The prompt control mechanism

[0258] When the second mode is selected, the repetition rate of the plurality of item images displayed on the terminal is controlled.

[0259] [Note 37]

[0260] The actual article provision management device according to Supplementary Note 36, wherein

[0261] The repetition rate is controlled based on at least one of information on a history of providing actual items to the user and information on the inventory status of the actual items, thereby reducing the repetition rate.

[0262] [Note 38]

[0263] The actual article provision management device according to any one of Supplementary Notes 31 to 37, wherein

[0264] The provision procedure control unit provides a first benefit or a second benefit based on a cumulative amount of money paid by the user, wherein the first benefit is providing the actual item and the second benefit is providing the item image.

[0265] [Note 39]

[0266] The actual article provision management device according to any one of Supplementary Notes 21 to 38, wherein

[0267] The provision procedure control unit performs control so as to be able to select a time to provide the actual article to the user.

[0268] [Note 40]

[0269] The actual article provision management device according to any one of Supplementary Notes 21 to 39, wherein

[0270] The provision procedure is a delivery procedure to the user.

[0271] [Note 41]

[0272] A terminal is connected to a real-item provision management device to enable communication, and comprises:

[0273] a display control mechanism capable of displaying an object image corresponding to an actual object and a container image corresponding to a container in which the actual object is virtually contained and the actual object is hidden; and

[0274] The provision procedure control means can perform a provision procedure for providing the actual article corresponding to the displayed article image to the user, under the condition that the article image and the container image are displayed.

[0275] [Note 42]

[0276] A method for providing a real article is provided by a real article providing management device connected to a terminal so as to be able to communicate.

[0277] An item image corresponding to an actual item and a container image corresponding to a container are presented to a user terminal, wherein the container virtually contains the actual item and hides the actual item.

[0278] On condition that the article image and the container image are displayed on the terminal, a provision procedure is performed to provide the actual article corresponding to the displayed article image to the user.

[0279] [Note 43]

[0280] The method for providing an actual article according to Supplementary Note 42, wherein

[0281] The actual item providing management device

[0282] Prompt the terminal with an image of the item providing device of the item providing device,

[0283] The container image is displayed on the terminal under the condition that the user performs a specific operation on the item providing device image presented to the terminal.

[0284] [Note 44]

[0285] The method for providing an actual article according to Supplementary Note 43, wherein

[0286] The actual article provision management device causes the article image to be displayed on the terminal under the condition that the user performs a specific operation on the container image displayed on the terminal.

[0287] [Note 45]

[0288] The actual article providing method according to any one of Supplementary Notes 42 to 44, wherein

[0289] The container image is an image of a capsule toy box, and the item image is a commodity contained in the capsule toy box.

[0290] [Note 46]

[0291] The actual article providing method according to any one of Supplementary Notes 42 to 45, wherein

[0292] The actual article provision management device is controlled so that any one of a plurality of categories can be selected at a terminal, and is controlled so that a plurality of the article images are displayed in association with each of the categories.

[0293] [Note 47]

[0294] The actual article providing method according to any one of Supplementary Notes 42 to 46, wherein

[0295] The actual item providing management device

[0296] Select the actual item to be provided to the user,

[0297] An image of an item that differs according to a result of the lottery is presented to the terminal.

[0298] [Note 48]

[0299] The method for providing an actual article according to Supplementary Note 47, wherein

[0300] The lottery is performed with reference to at least one of information on a history of providing actual items to the user and information on the stock status of the actual items.

[0301] [Note 49]

[0302] The method for providing an actual article according to Supplement 47 or 48, wherein

[0303] Assign rarity to each of the actual items.

[0304] The lottery is controlled so that the probability of providing the actual item increases according to the rarity of the item.

[0305] [Note 50]

[0306] The actual article providing method according to any one of Supplementary Notes 42 to 49, wherein

[0307] Assign rarity to each of the actual items.

[0308] The real item provision management device adds a performance to the container image displayed on the terminal according to the rarity of the real item.

[0309] [Note 51]

[0310] The actual article provision management method according to any one of Notes 42 to 50, wherein

[0311] Assign rarity to each of the actual items.

[0312] The real item provision management device adds a performance according to the rarity of the real item when displaying the opening dynamic image of the container image displayed on the terminal.

[0313] [Note 52]

[0314] The actual article providing method according to any one of Supplementary Notes 42 to 51, wherein

[0315] The actual item provision management device is controlled to allow the user to select any one of the following modes, namely

[0316] The display of the item image and the container image in the terminal is set to a first mode, and

[0317] The display of the item image and the container image in the terminal is set to a second mode in which a plurality of images are displayed.

[0318] [Note 53]

[0319] The method for providing an actual article according to Supplementary Note 52, wherein

[0320] When the second mode is selected, the actual article provision management device performs control so that a plurality of container images can be displayed on the terminal at once.

[0321] [Note 54]

[0322] The actual article providing method according to Supplementary Note 52 or 53, wherein

[0323] The actual item providing management device

[0324] When the first mode is selected, a procedure for providing an actual item can be performed.

[0325] When the second mode is selected, a plurality of actual article provision procedures can be performed.

[0326] [Note 55]

[0327] The actual article providing method according to any one of Supplementary Notes 52 to 54, wherein

[0328] The actual item provision management device controls so that any one of the modes can be selected, subject to payment of a price.

[0329] [Note 56]

[0330] The actual article providing method according to Supplementary Note 55, wherein

[0331] The selection of the first mode is subject to the payment of the first price.

[0332] The selection of the second mode is subject to the payment of the second price.

[0333] The amount of the second price is higher than the amount of the first price.

[0334] [Note 57]

[0335] The actual article providing method according to any one of Supplementary Notes 52 to 56, wherein

[0336] The actual article provision management device controls the repetition rate of the plurality of article images displayed on the terminal when the second mode is selected.

[0337] [Note 58]

[0338] The method for providing an actual article according to Supplementary Note 57, wherein

[0339] The repetition rate is controlled based on at least one of information on a history of providing actual items to the user and information on the inventory status of the actual items, thereby reducing the repetition rate.

[0340] [Note 59]

[0341] The actual article providing method according to any one of Supplementary Notes 42 to 58, wherein

[0342] The actual article provision management device provides a first benefit or a second benefit based on a cumulative amount of money paid by the user, wherein the first benefit is providing the actual article and the second benefit is providing the article image.

[0343] [Note 60]

[0344] The actual article providing method according to any one of Supplementary Notes 42 to 59, wherein

[0345] The real item provision management device performs control so as to be able to select a time when the real item is provided to the user.

[0346] [Note 61]

[0347] The actual article providing method according to any one of Supplementary Notes 42 to 60, wherein

[0348] The provision procedure is a delivery procedure to the user.

[0349] [Explanation of Symbols]

[0350] 1 Item provision management server

[0351] 2 Terminal

[0352] 3 items

[0353] 4 Item Management Warehouse

[0354] 5 Gachapon

[0355] 6 toys

[0356] 7 Gachapon boxes.

Claims

1. A storage device storing a program, wherein the program is a program of a terminal connected to a real article provision management device and capable of communicating, and The program causes the terminal to function as a mechanism that a display control mechanism capable of displaying an object image corresponding to an actual object and a container image corresponding to a container in which the actual object is virtually contained and the actual object is hidden; as well as a provision procedure control mechanism that, under the condition that the item image and the container image are displayed, enables the purchase of an actual item corresponding to the displayed item image and performs a provision procedure for providing the purchased actual item to the user; and The provision procedure control unit presents the user with a delivery method of the actual item purchased in a selectable manner, and the procedure of delivering the actual item purchased to the user can be executed according to the delivery method selected by the user; The delivery methods suggested are: the delivery method for delivering the actual items purchased this time, and the delivery method for collectively delivering the actual items purchased during a specific period; Assigning a rarity to each of said actual items; The display control means adds a performance to the container image and the opening action displayed on the terminal according to the rarity of the actual item.

2. A real item provision management device, connected to a terminal so as to be able to communicate, and comprising: a prompt control mechanism capable of prompting the user terminal with an item image corresponding to the actual item and a container image corresponding to the container in which the actual item is virtually contained and the actual item is hidden; and a provision procedure control mechanism that controls the provision procedure provided to the user in such a manner that the actual item corresponding to the displayed item image can be purchased, under the condition that the item image and the container image are displayed in the terminal; and The provision procedure control mechanism prompts the user terminal with a delivery method of the actual item purchased in a selectable manner, and controls the delivery of the actual item purchased to the user through the delivery method selected by the user; The delivery methods suggested are: the delivery method for delivering the actual items purchased this time, and the delivery method for collectively delivering the actual items purchased during a specific period; Assigning a rarity to each of said actual items; The presentation control unit provides a performance to the container image and the opening action displayed on the terminal according to the rarity of the actual item.

3. The real item provision management device according to claim 2, wherein The prompt control mechanism: Lottery to select the actual item to be provided to the user; Different item images are presented to the terminal according to the lottery result of the lottery.

4. The real article provision management device according to claim 2 or 3, wherein The prompt control mechanism controls so that the user can select any one of the following modes: a first mode in which the display of the object image and the container image in the terminal is set to one each, and The second mode is to set the display of the item image and the container image in the terminal to a plurality of each.

5. The real item provision management device according to claim 4, wherein The presentation control unit performs control so that a plurality of container images can be displayed at once on the terminal when the second mode is selected.

6. The real item provision management device according to claim 4, wherein The provision of formalities control agency: When the first mode is selected, a procedure for providing an actual item can be performed. When the second mode is selected, a plurality of actual article provision procedures can be performed.

7. The real article provision management device according to claim 2 or 3, wherein The provision procedure control unit provides a first benefit or a second benefit based on a cumulative amount of money paid by the user, wherein the first benefit is to provide the actual article and the second benefit is to provide the article image.

8. A terminal connected to a real item provision management device to enable communication, and having: a display control mechanism capable of displaying an object image corresponding to an actual object and a container image corresponding to a container in which the actual object is virtually contained and the actual object is hidden; as well as a provision procedure control mechanism that, under the condition that the item image and the container image are displayed, enables the purchase of an actual item corresponding to the displayed item image and performs a provision procedure for providing the purchased actual item to the user; and The provision procedure control unit presents the user with a delivery method of the actual item purchased in a selectable manner, and the procedure of delivering the actual item purchased to the user can be executed according to the delivery method selected by the user; The delivery methods suggested are: the delivery method for delivering the actual items purchased this time, and the delivery method for collectively delivering the actual items purchased during a specific period; Assigning a rarity to each of said actual items; The display control means adds a performance to the container image and the opening action displayed on the terminal according to the rarity of the actual item.

9. A method for providing a real object, comprising: a method for providing a real object by a real object providing management device connected to a terminal so as to be able to communicate, presenting an item image corresponding to the actual item and a container image corresponding to the container to the user terminal, wherein the container virtually contains the actual item and hides the actual item, Under the condition that the item image and the container image are displayed on the terminal, the actual item corresponding to the displayed item image can be purchased, and the delivery method of the purchased actual item is presented to the user terminal in a selectable manner, Controlling the actual items purchased to be delivered to the user through the delivery method selected by the user, The delivery methods suggested are: the delivery method for the actual items purchased this time, and the delivery method for the actual items purchased during a specific period to be delivered in a batch. A rarity is set for each of the actual items. According to the rarity of the actual item, the container image displayed on the terminal and the opening action thereof are given a performance.

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