Inventory management sheet and inventory management sheet set

Abstract

To provide an article management sheet capable of managing storage locations of various articles used daily. [Solution] The present invention is an item management sheet 10 for managing storage locations of items. The item management sheet 10 includes one or more item management fields 20. The item management field 20 includes an item attachment holding field 21 for holding an item attachment 30 that is attached to an item to be managed and indicates that the item is a managed item, an item name entry field 22 for entering the name of the item to be managed, and a storage location entry field 23 for entering the storage location of the item to be managed.

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to an item management sheet and an item management sheet set for managing storage locations of items. [Background technology]

[0002] In daily life, people store various items in specific locations. However, when people want to use an item that they do not use on a daily basis, they often forget where it is stored. Therefore, it is necessary to manage where items are stored.

[0003] One example of a tool for managing items is a backing sheet with food management stickers for managing the expiration dates of stored food ingredients (see, for example, Patent Document 1). The backing sheet with food management stickers in Patent Document 1 is constructed by pasting a sticker sheet on which a large number of food management stickers are formed onto a release paper. The food management stickers include a reference date field for managing the expiration dates of food ingredients, a date entry section for entering the date of the reference date field, and an item name entry section for entering the name of the food ingredient to be managed. The item name entry section has a cut line that allows it to be separated from the rest of the sticker, and the food management sticker is used by peeling it off the release paper while leaving the item name entry section on the release paper, and then attaching it to the food ingredient to be managed.

[0004] Another example of a tool for managing items is an opening history management ledger for managing the opening history of sealed objects (see, for example, Patent Document 2). The opening history management ledger is provided with multiple opening record fields for entering opening records and multiple sealing mark copying fields corresponding to the opening record fields. The sealing mark copying fields removably hold the sealing sticker before the sealing mark is entered, and when a sealing mark is entered on the sealing sticker, the sealing mark can be copied. When sealing a sealed object, a record of the sealing is entered in the opening record field, and the sealing mark is entered on the sealing sticker in the sealing mark copying field corresponding to the opening record field, and the sealing mark is copied in the sealing mark copying field, and the sealing sticker is used by affixing it to the opening of the sealed object. When opening the sealed object, the sealing mark on the sealing sticker affixed to the sealed object is compared with the sealing mark in the sealing mark copying field to confirm that the sealed object remained sealed. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0005] [Patent Document 1] Utility Model Registration No. 3112505 [Patent Document 2] Republished WO2008 / 059584 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0006] However, the food ingredient management sticker mount of Patent Document 1 is specialized in managing food ingredients, and the opening history management ledger of Patent Document 2 is specialized in managing the opening of sealed items, and both have the problem that they are not suitable for managing items used in daily life, especially for managing where items are stored.

[0007] The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and aims to provide an item management sheet and an item management sheet set that can manage the storage locations of various items used on a daily basis. [Means for solving the problem]

[0008] Item 1. An item management sheet for managing the storage location of items, Equipped with one or more item management columns, The item management section includes: an article attachment holder field for holding an article attachment that is attached to an article to be managed and indicates that the article is a managed article; An item name entry field for entering the name of the item to be managed; An item management sheet comprising: a storage location entry field for entering the storage location of the item to be managed.

[0009] Item 2. A plurality of the above-mentioned item management columns are provided, Item 1. An article management sheet according to item 1, wherein the article attachments have two or more different sizes.

[0010] Item 3. An item management sheet according to item 1 or 2, wherein the item management section further includes one or more moving location entry sections for entering the location where the item is to be moved.

[0011] Item 4. The item management sheet is configured by bonding a surface substrate having the item management column, an intermediate substrate, and a support substrate, the intermediate base material has an article fixture accommodating section formed by opening an area facing the article fixture holding section when the intermediate base material is bonded to the surface base material, the surface base material has an article fixture insertion opening formed by opening a part of the article fixture holding section, The article fastener insertion opening is formed smaller than the article fastener storage section, The item management sheet according to any one of items 1 to 3, characterized in that the item attachment is a ring-shaped rubber cord, and is held in the item attachment holding section by being inserted through the item attachment insertion port and accommodated in the item attachment storage section.

[0012] Item 5. An item management sheet set having a plurality of item management sheets for managing storage locations of items, The item management sheet includes one or more item management columns, The item management section includes: an article attachment holder field for holding an article attachment that is attached to an article to be managed and indicates that the article is a managed article; An item name entry field for entering the name of the item to be managed; a storage location entry field for entering the storage location of the goods to be managed; An article management sheet set, wherein the article attachment fixtures have different sizes for each of the article management sheets.

[0013] Item 6. An item management sheet set according to item 5, wherein the item management section further includes one or more transfer location entry sections for entering the location where the item is to be transferred.

[0014] Item 7. The item management sheet is configured by bonding a surface substrate having the item management column, an intermediate substrate, and a support substrate, the intermediate base material has an article fixture accommodating section formed by opening an area facing the article fixture holding section when the intermediate base material is bonded to the surface base material, the surface base material has an article fixture insertion opening formed by opening a part of the article fixture holding section, The article fastener insertion opening is formed smaller than the article fastener storage section, The item management sheet set described in item 5 or 6, characterized in that the item attachment device is a ring-shaped elastic cord, and is held in the item attachment device holding section by being inserted through the item attachment device insertion port and accommodated in the item attachment device storage section. [Effects of the Invention]

[0015] According to the present invention, it is possible to manage storage locations for various items used daily. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0016] [Figure 1] 1 is a perspective view showing an article management sheet according to a first embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 2] FIG. 2 is a front view of the article management sheet of FIG. [Figure 3] 2 is a perspective view showing an example of an article fixture used in the article management sheet of FIG. 1. FIG. [Figure 4] 2 is an enlarged view of the AA cross section of the item management sheet of FIG. 1. FIG. [Figure 5] 2 is a front view showing an intermediate substrate of the article management sheet of FIG. 1. FIG. [Figure 6] FIG. 2 is a front view showing the surface base material of the item management sheet of FIG. [Figure 7] FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing an article management sheet set according to a second embodiment of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0017] Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. An item management sheet according to the present invention is a sheet for managing storage locations of items. Also, an item management sheet set according to the present invention is a sheet set including a plurality of item management sheets for managing storage locations of items.

[0018] [Embodiment 1] An item management sheet 10 according to a first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 6. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the item management sheet 10 according to the first embodiment. FIG. 2 is a front view of the item management sheet 10 of the first embodiment. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of an example of an item fixture 30 used in the item management sheet 10 of the first embodiment. FIG. 4 is an enlarged view of the cross section of the item management sheet 10 of the first embodiment taken along line AA. FIG. 5 is a front view of the intermediate substrate 12 of the item management sheet 10 of the first embodiment. FIG. 6 is a front view of the surface substrate 11 of the item management sheet 10 of the first embodiment. Hereinafter, the up-down direction and the left-right direction will be defined from the perspective of a user facing the item management sheet 10, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. The direction perpendicular to the up-down direction and the left-right direction will be defined as the front-rear direction.

[0019] The item management sheet 10 is a sheet on which a user writes down storage locations for items that the user wants to store and manage. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the item management sheet 10 has one or more, preferably multiple, item management columns 20 (20a to 20d). In the first embodiment, the item management sheet 10 has 12 item management columns 20. The item management columns 20 are provided on the item management sheet 10 by pre-printing the lines and text that make up the item management columns 20.

[0020] The item management section 20 includes an item fixture holding section 21 for holding item fixtures 30 (30a to 30d), an item name entry section 22, a storage location entry section 23, a movement location entry section 24, and a date entry section 25. Each item management section 20 has a rectangular shape of any size.

[0021] The item attachment device 30 is attached to an item whose storage location is to be managed, and indicates that the item is a managed item whose storage location is being managed. The item management sheet 10 is used to manage the storage locations of various items used in daily life when storing them on shelves or shelf drawers. The items to be managed vary in size, from relatively large items such as bankbooks or notebooks to long, thin items such as ballpoint pens and small items such as keys. Therefore, the item attachment device 30 comes in two or more different sizes. The item attachment device 30 is, for example, a ring-shaped elastic cord with elasticity, produced by weaving, knitting, or braiding a core of elastic thread, such as natural rubber thread or polyurethane elastic thread, with threads of general-purpose clothing fibers, such as polyester thread or cotton thread.

[0022] As shown in FIG. 3, in the first embodiment, the item attachment device 30 is composed of a ring-shaped elastic cord that comes in four sizes: "extra large," "large," "medium," and "small." The "extra large" size is large enough to attach to an item of a certain size to be managed, such as a bankbook or a diary. The "small" size is large enough to attach to, for example, a key to a house, car, or bicycle, or a writing implement such as a ballpoint pen. The "large" and "medium" sizes are any size between the "extra large" and "small" sizes, with the "large" size being larger than the "medium" size.

[0023] The article attachment fixture 30 is preferably a color that stands out when attached to an article under management, such as pink or red, making it easy to distinguish the article from articles with elastic strings and to recognize it as an article under management.

[0024] The item fixture holding field 21 is a field for holding the item fixtures 30. The item fixture holding field 21 is sized to accommodate the item fixtures 30 according to the size of the item fixtures 30. In the first embodiment, the item fixture holding field 21 is configured to accommodate each of the "extra-large" size item fixtures 30a, the "large" size item fixtures 30b, the "medium" size item fixtures 30c, and the "small" size item fixtures 30d, according to the type of item fixture 30. That is, the item management sheet 10 of the first embodiment includes two item management fields 20a for holding the "extra-large" size item fixtures 30a, two item management fields 20b for holding the "large" size item fixtures 30b, four item management fields 20c for holding the "medium" size item fixtures 30c, and four item management fields 20d for holding the "small" size item fixtures 30d.

[0025] The item name entry field 22 is a field in which the name of the item to be managed is entered. The item name entry field 22 is large enough to allow the name of an item that is generally expected to be managed to be entered. In one corner of the item name entry field 22, the words "item name" are written, indicating that the name of the item to be managed should be entered.

[0026] The storage location entry field 23 is a field in which the storage location of the managed items is entered. The storage location entry field 23 is large enough to allow the name of the storage location where the managed items are generally expected to be stored to be entered. In one corner of the storage location entry field 23, the words "storage location" are written, indicating that the name of the storage location of the managed items should be entered. In the words "storage location," the word "storage" is preferably in a conspicuous color such as pink or red, the same as the item fixture 30. This makes it easier to know where to enter the storage location when filling out the item management sheet 10, and also makes it easier to find the storage location when searching for the managed items on the item management sheet 10.

[0027] The transfer location entry field 24 is a field in which the location to which the item will be transferred is entered. One or more transfer location entry fields 24 are provided in each item management field 20. It is preferable to provide multiple transfer location entry fields 24, and two are preferably provided. The transfer location entry field 24 is large enough to allow the name of the storage location where the managed item is generally expected to be stored to be entered. In one corner of the transfer location entry field 24, the word "transfer location" is written, indicating that the name of the storage location to which the managed item will be moved should be entered.

[0028] The date entry field 25 is a field in which the date on which item management began is entered. In the first embodiment, the date entry field 25 is provided inside the item fixture holding field 21. The date entry field 25 is large enough to allow the date to be entered. In one corner of the date entry field 25, the word "Date" is written to indicate that a date should be entered. The date entry field 25 does not have to be provided inside the item fixture holding field 21, and can be provided in any position in the item management field 20.

[0029] More specifically, the configuration of the item management sheet 10 of embodiment 1 will be described. As shown in Fig. 4, the item management sheet 10 is formed by bonding together a surface substrate 11 having an item management section 20, an intermediate substrate 12, and a support substrate 13.

[0030] The support base material 13 is a sheet of paper having a thickness that does not bend even when the article fixture 30 is inserted into and removed from the article fixture holding column 21 .

[0031] The intermediate substrate 12 is a sheet of paper having a thickness approximately equal to the thickness of the article fastener 30 when flattened. As shown in FIG. 5 , the intermediate substrate 12 has an item fastener storage section 121 for storing the item fastener 30. Specifically, when the intermediate substrate 12 is bonded to the surface substrate 11, the item fastener storage section 121 is formed by opening an area facing the item fastener holding section 21. The item fastener storage section 121 is large enough to store the item fastener 30 when the item fastener 30 is flattened. In this case, the item fastener storage section 121 is preferably approximately one size larger than the item fastener 30. This prevents the item fastener 30 from moving inside the item fastener storage section 121, making it easier to remove the item fastener 30.

[0032] The surface substrate 11 is a sheet of paper that can be written on with a commonly used writing instrument such as a pencil, mechanical pencil, or ballpoint pen. As shown in Fig. 6, the surface substrate 11 has an article fastener insertion opening 111 for inserting and removing the article fastener 30 into and from the article fastener storage section 121. Specifically, the surface substrate 11 has the article fastener insertion opening 111 formed by opening a portion of the article fastener holding column 21. The article fastener insertion opening 111 is large enough to allow a user to insert and remove the article fastener 30 with their fingers, but is smaller than the article fastener storage section 121.

[0033] The item fixture 30 is inserted in a flattened state through the item fixture insertion opening 111 and is held in the item fixture holding field 21 by being accommodated in the item fixture accommodation section 121 between the surface base material 11 and the support base material 13. Because the item fixture insertion opening 111 is smaller than the item fixture accommodation section 121, even if the item management sheet 10 is turned upside down (front and back) so that the item fixture insertion opening 111 faces vertically downward, the item fixture 30 will not fall out of the item fixture holding field 21 because a portion of the item fixture 30 is supported by the surface base material 11.

[0034] The item management sheet 10 can be of any size, for example, from a system organizer to A4 size. The item management sheet 10 is bound into any known binder for use. For this reason, the item management sheet 10 has a binding hole 14 formed on the left edge, which can be inserted into the binder's binding device.

[0035] Next, we will explain how to use the item management sheet 10. The item management sheet 10 is used by binding one or more sheets in a binder.

[0036] The user selects the item management field 20 that holds the item fastener 30 of a size appropriate for the item to be managed, and removes the item fastener 30 from the selected item management field 20. The user attaches the removed item fastener 30 to the item to be managed, and stores the managed item with the attached item fastener 30 in a storage location. Meanwhile, in the item management field 20, the user writes the name of the item to be managed in the item name entry field 22 and the storage location of the item to be managed in the storage location entry field 23. For example, if a Japan Post Bank passbook is to be stored in a dresser drawer, the user writes "Japan Post Bank savings passbook" or the like in the item name entry field 22 and "dresser drawer" or the like in the storage location entry field 23.

[0037] When one wishes to know the storage location of a managed item, one checks the item management column 20 of the managed item for which one wishes to know the storage location from the item name entry column 22 of the item management sheet 10, and checks the storage location of the managed item entered in the storage location entry column 23 of the item management column 20. Then, one can find the managed item from its storage location.

[0038] When moving the storage location of managed items after cleaning up a room, etc., the new storage location of the managed item is entered in the moving location entry field 24 of the item management sheet 10. Specifically, because managed items have item fixtures 30 attached, when a managed item with the item fixtures 30 attached is discovered and its storage location is moved, it becomes necessary to enter information into the item management sheet 10. When it becomes necessary to enter information into the item management sheet 10, the item management field 20 of the managed item to be moved is checked in the item name entry field 22 of the item management sheet 10, and the new storage location is entered in the moving location entry field 24 of the item management field 20. The managed item is then stored in the new storage location with the item fixtures 30 still attached. For example, when a Japan Post Bank passbook is moved from a drawer of a dresser to a safe housed in the dresser, "safe in dresser" or the like is entered in the moving location entry field 24. In the first embodiment, two moving location entry fields 24 are provided, so the moving locations are entered in the above manner for the first two moves.

[0039] When moving a managed item for the third time or later, or when moving a managed item for the second time or later when only one moving location entry field 24 is provided, the name of the managed item is entered in the item name entry field 22 of the new item management field 20, and the storage location of the managed item is entered in the storage location entry field 23. In this case, too, the item management field 20 that holds an item fixture 30 of a size appropriate for the size of the managed item is selected. Then, the item fixture 30 attached to the managed item is removed, the item fixture 30 is taken out from the newly selected item management field 20, and attached to the managed item, and the managed item with the attached item fixture 30 is stored in the storage location. The removed item fixture 30 may be returned to the item fixture storage section 121 of the original item management field 20. Note that if the storage location has been written in the storage location entry field 23 and the moving location entry field 24 with an erasable writing instrument such as a pencil or mechanical pencil, the written storage location may be erased and a new storage location may be written.

[0040] When it is no longer necessary to manage the storage location of a managed item, the item fixture 30 is removed and the entry in the item management column 20 for the relevant managed item on the item management sheet 10 is erased. Specifically, a cross is placed across the entire item management column 20 to indicate that management of the item's storage location has ended. The item fixture 30 removed from the managed item is disposed of. When all entries in the item management column 20 of the item management sheet 10 have been erased, the item management sheet 10 may be removed from the binder and disposed of. Furthermore, if the item name and storage location have been written in the item management column 20 with an erasable writing instrument such as a pencil or mechanical pencil, the written item name and storage location may be erased, and the item fixture 30 removed from the managed item may be returned to the item fixture storage section 121 so that it can be used again.

[0041] [Embodiment 2] Next, an article management sheet set 1 according to embodiment 2 will be described with reference to Fig. 7. Fig. 7 is a perspective view showing an article management sheet set 1 according to embodiment 2. In embodiment 2, the same items as in embodiment 1 are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof will be omitted.

[0042] The item management sheet set 1 is a sheet set that includes a plurality of item management sheets 10 on which a user writes the storage locations of items that the user wants to store and manage. As shown in Fig. 7, in the second embodiment, the item management sheet set 1 includes four item management sheets 10A to 10D.

[0043] Each of the item management sheets 10A to 10D has one or more, preferably multiple, item management sections 20. Similar to embodiment 1, each of the item management sheets 10A to 10D is constructed by bonding together a surface substrate 11, an intermediate substrate 12, and a support substrate 13, and the item management sections 20 are provided by pre-printing the lines and wording that make up the item management sections 20 on the surface substrate 11. The configuration of each item management section 20 and the item fixtures 30 held in the item management sections 20 is similar to embodiment 1.

[0044] In the second embodiment, the item fixtures 30 are of different sizes on each of the item management sheets 10A to 10D. Specifically, the item management sheet 10A has seven item management sections 20 each holding an "extra-large" size item fixture 30a. The item management sheet 10B has ten item management sections 20 each holding a "large" size item fixture 30b. The item management sheet 10C has twelve item management sections 20 each holding a "medium" size item fixture 30c. The item management sheet 10D has twelve item management sections 20 each holding a "small" size item fixture 30d. When these item management sheets 10A to 10D are combined into a set, the item management sheet set 1 has item fixtures 30 of two or more different sizes.

[0045] Each of the item management sheets 10A-10D that make up the item management sheet set 1 has a size of any size, ranging from a system organizer size to A4 size, for example. Each of the item management sheets 10A-10D is bound into any known binder before use. For this reason, each of the item management sheets 10A-10D has a binding hole 14 formed on the left edge that can be inserted into a binder binding device.

[0046] Next, we will explain how to use the item management sheet set 1. The item management sheet set 1 is used by binding item management sheets 10A to 10D, each having two or more different sized item fixtures 30, into a binder. The method of using each of the item management sheets 10A to 10D is the same as in the first embodiment.

[0047] As described above, the item management sheet 10 (including "item management sheets 10A-10D"; the same applies below) and item management sheet set 1 of the present invention have an item name entry field 22 and a storage location entry field 23 in which the name and storage location of the item to be managed are entered. This allows for management of the storage locations of various items used daily. In addition, items used daily and stored in various locations are often moved due to tidying up and other activities in daily life. Even in such cases, the item management sheet 10 and item management sheet set 1 of the present invention have the item fixture 30, and the item whose storage location is to be managed is managed by attaching the item fixture 30. As a result, when a managed item is found during tidying up and other activities, it is immediately clear from the item fixture 30 attached to the managed item that the found item is a managed item whose storage location is being managed. As a result, even if a managed item is moved due to tidying up and other activities, the item management sheet 10 can be rewritten, preventing the user from unknowingly moving the managed item and losing track of its storage location.

[0048] Furthermore, items that are generally used daily and whose storage locations need to be managed come in a variety of sizes, from fairly large to very small. In contrast, the item management sheet 10 and item management sheet set 1 of the present invention have item fixtures 30 of two or more different sizes. In particular, the item fixture 30 of this embodiment is made of elastic cord and is stretchable. This allows the item fixture 30 to be attached to an item of any size without coming off or being too tight. As a result, it is possible to manage the storage locations of various important items that should not be damaged.

[0049] Although the embodiment of the present invention has been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications are possible without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

[0050] For example, in the above embodiment, the item management field 20 includes the moving location entry field 24 and the date entry field 25, but the present invention does not necessarily have to have this configuration. For example, when an item is moved, if the storage location entry field 23 is erased and rewritten, or if the storage location is rewritten in a new separate item management field 20, the item management field 20 does not need to include the moving location entry field 24. Furthermore, when managing the storage location of an item, if it is not necessary to manage the item until the date on which management of the item began, the item management field 20 does not need to include the date entry field 25.

[0051] Furthermore, in the second embodiment, the item management sheet set 1 is configured to hold item fixtures 30 of different sizes for each of the item management sheets 10A-10D. However, this configuration is not essential to the present invention. For example, as in the first embodiment, an item management sheet 10 may hold two or more item fixtures 30 of different sizes, and multiple such item management sheets 10 may be included in the item management sheet set 1. Alternatively, one item management sheet 10 may hold, for example, an "extra-large"-sized item fixture 30a and a "large"-sized item fixture 30b, while another item management sheet 10 may hold, for example, a "medium"-sized item fixture 30c and a "small"-sized item fixture 30d, and the first item management sheet 10 and the second item management sheet 10 may be included in the item management sheet set 1. In other words, as long as the item management sheet set 1, which is made up of multiple item management sheets 10, holds two or more item fixtures 30 of different sizes, the item management sheets 10 may take any form.

[0052] Also, in the above embodiment, the color of the word "Storage" in the storage location entry field 23 is changed, but the present invention does not necessarily have to be configured this way. For example, the word "Move" in the transfer location entry field 24 may be a color that contrasts with the word "Storage", such as blue or light blue. This makes it easier to recognize that a managed item has been moved when it is moved. Furthermore, not only the text but also the line separating the storage location entry field 23 and the transfer location entry field 24 may be the same color as the text. Note that everything, including the text "Storage", may be displayed in black.

[0053] Furthermore, in the above embodiment, the article fastener 30 is a ring-shaped rubber band, but this configuration is not necessarily required for the present invention. For example, the article fastener 30 may be a rubber band, a sticker, a clip, a rubber band with a clip, or the like, as long as it can be attached to the managed item and does not interfere with the storage of the managed item. Even in this case, the article fastener 30 has two or more different sizes so that a size can be selected according to the size of the managed item. For example, if the article fastener 30 is configured as a sticker, the sticker may be configured to have multiple sizes by cutting a single sticker with a shape similar to the outline of the sticker.

[0054] Furthermore, in the above embodiment, the item management sheet 10 is constructed by bonding together the surface substrate 11, the intermediate substrate 12, and the support substrate 13, but this configuration is not necessarily required for the present invention. For example, if the item fixture 30 is a thin material such as a sticker, the item management sheet 10 may be constructed from a single sheet of paper such as commercially available loose-leaf paper. In this case, if the item fixture 30 is a sticker, the item management sheet 10 is constructed from a sheet of paper from which the sticker can be peeled off. The item management sheet 10 may also have item management columns 20 on both sides. If the item management sheet 10 is constructed thin, it is not limited to being bound in a binder, but can also be constructed as an item management book in which several dozen or several tens of item management sheets 10 are bound like a notebook. [Industrial Applicability]

[0055] The item management sheet and item management sheet set of the present invention can be widely used by people who want to manage the storage locations of items that they do not use on a daily basis but want to keep carefully stored, and therefore have industrial applicability. [Explanation of symbols]

[0056] 1 inventory management sheet set 10, 10A, 10B, 10C, 10D Item Management Sheet 11 Surface base material 111 Item attachment insertion port 12 Intermediate substrate 121 Item attachment storage section 13 Supporting base material 20,20a,20b,20c,20d Goods management column 21. Item attachment fixture holding section 22 Item name entry field 23 Storage location entry field 24. Travel location entry field 30, 30a, 30b, 30c, 30d Item mounting fixture

Claims

1. An article management sheet for managing the storage location of an article, One or more item management columns are provided, The item management section includes: an article attachment holder field for holding an article attachment that is attached to an article to be managed and indicates that the article is a managed article; An item name entry field for entering the name of the item to be managed; a storage location entry field for entering the storage location of the goods to be managed; The item management sheet is configured by bonding together a surface substrate having the item management section, an intermediate substrate, and a support substrate, the intermediate base material has an article fixture accommodating section formed by opening an area facing the article fixture holding section when the intermediate base material is bonded to the surface base material, the surface base material has an article fixture insertion opening formed by opening a part of the article fixture holding section, The article fastener insertion opening is formed smaller than the article fastener storage section, The item management sheet is characterized in that the item attachment device is a ring-shaped rubber cord, and is held in the item attachment device holding area by being inserted through the item attachment device insertion port and accommodated in the item attachment device storage section.

2. A plurality of the item management columns are provided, 2. The article management sheet according to claim 1, wherein the article fixtures have two or more different sizes.

3. 2. The item management sheet according to claim 1, wherein the item management section further includes one or more transfer location entry sections for entering a location where the item is to be transferred.

4. An item management sheet set having a plurality of item management sheets for managing storage locations of items, The item management sheet includes one or more item management columns, The item management section includes: an article attachment holder field for holding an article attachment that is attached to an article to be managed and indicates that the article is a managed article; An item name entry field for entering the name of the item to be managed; a storage location entry field for entering the storage location of the goods to be managed; An article management sheet set, wherein the article attachment fixtures have different sizes for each of the article management sheets.

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