Article accommodation contrainer

An article accommodating container comprising:

• a body portion which includes a first main component and a second main component, which can be connected to each other,
• wherein the first main component comprises a main body and a projecting portion, which projects from the main body and forms a connecting portion to be connected to the second main component,
• a length of the projecting portion in a connecting direction of the first main component and the second main component is ⅕ or more of a length of a maximum diameter of the body portion in a connected state,
• the first main component has a first opening,
• the projecting portion of the first main component includes a first end portion, which forms a peripheral edge portion of the first opening on a tip side thereof,
• the main body of the first main component includes a second end portion, which is configured to have a step on a base end side of the projecting portion in a direction intersecting the outer peripheral surface of the projecting portion,
• a convex ridge portion is formed on an outer peripheral surface of the projecting portion,
• a concave portion is formed in the second main component, and configured to receive the convex ridge portion when the first main component and the second main component are connected to each other,
• the body portion is configured to be deformed by pressing an outer surface of the body portion,
• the second main component has a second opening, and an overlapping portion where the first main component is overlapped with the second component when the first main component and the second main component are connected to each other, and
• the first main component and the second main component are configured so that when the body portion is pressed, an inner surface of the overlapping portion comes into contact with the first end portion, so that the first end portion acts as a fulcrum, causing a third end portion, which forms a peripheral edge portion of the second opening of the second main component, to move away from the first main component, thereby releasing an engagement of the convex portion and the concave portion.