Explosion wave somesthesis baloon

Abstract

To provide wave somesthesis balloons that facilitate physically experiencing sounds of fireworks and Japanese drums.SOLUTION: A single-person hugging rubber balloon B consists of a thick rubber spherical balloon filled with air, equipped with a shoulder strap (U) allowing it to be held against the abdomen. The rubber balloon receives sound waves from fireworks and Japanese drums through its outer rubber. Inside the balloon, the sound waves are amplified and vibrate many times over. By receiving these vibrations in the abdomen, users can enjoy the explosive sounds of fireworks and the sound waves even more intensely.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] These balloons utilize the principle that sound is amplified and reverberates inside a thick rubber balloon inflated with air, allowing you to enjoy the sound waves of fireworks and Japanese drums with your whole body. The technology for rubber balloons is already well established. [Background technology]

[0002] In Tokyo, fireworks are set off all year round, not only over the Sumida River but all over Japan, making it a part of the Japanese scenery. This wave-like rubber balloon was designed to allow people to experience the sounds of fireworks and Japanese drums. DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0003] The rubber balloon absorbs the sound waves, amplifying them inside the balloon and causing them to vibrate many times more. If you hold it against your stomach, you can enjoy the explosions and sound waves of fireworks dozens of times more. [Means for solving the problem]

[0004] A single-person huggable rubber balloon has a shoulder strap attached to the balloon so that it touches the abdomen, allowing 3-4 people to hug it. For events, a strap is attached so that it can be secured with a string or rope to prevent it from being blown away by the wind. [Effects of the Invention]

[0005] As a result, the response was tremendous and people were able to experience the fireworks many times over. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

[0006] Fireworks have evolved from something that is only looked up at and laughed at to something that can be experienced physically, with popping sounds, explosions, and Japanese drums being enjoyed many times over through balloons, making them a new experiential item that will contribute to local festivals and tourism. [Example]

[0007] Through demonstration experiments, we have focused on sound vibrations, something that no one has noticed before, and we are excited about the future of vibrations that can be felt with a new body. [Industrial Applicability]

[0008] Its industrial applicability has opened up a new field of great potential in the tourism industry that had never existed before. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0009] [Figure 1] Drawing name A is a front view of an air-filled sphere (for events) B is a diagram of a rubber balloon for one person to hold (A) Large spherical rubber balloon (B) One-person rubber balloon (C) Carrying strap (D) Rope guide (E) Fixing rope guide hole (F) Stake (G) Stomach (H) Back (I) Air intake (K) Lid (S) Hand (S) Arm (S) Body (S) Side view

Claims

1. It is a thick rubber sphere filled with air.

2. It has shoulder straps so that one person can hold it around their stomach.

3. It is a thick, air-filled sphere designed to be huggable by three or four people.

4. The large sphere has a strap attached to it through which a string can be threaded to secure it in place so that it doesn't fly away in the wind.

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