Light guide body, light emitting apparatus, and amusement machine

A light emitting apparatus, comprising:

• a first light source that emits first light;
• a second light source that emits second light that is different in color from the first light;
• and
• a light guide body that guides the first light and the second light that enter the light guide body from the first light source and the second light source,
• wherein the light guide body comprises:
• a light exit surface comprising a light emitting region that emits the first light and the second light from the first light source and the second light source, and
• a reflection region that reflects, toward the light emitting region, the first light and the second light that enters the light guide body,
• wherein the reflection region comprises:
• a first pattern region where a plurality of first reflection patterns that reflects the first light are arranged, and
• a second pattern region where a plurality of second reflection patterns that reflects the second light are arranged,
• wherein, when viewed from a direction perpendicular to the light exit surface, the first pattern region and the second pattern region at least partially overlapping with each other, and
• wherein the light emitting region forms a shape of an object displayed on a surface of the light guide body,
• wherein the object is displayed by at least light having a color obtained by mixing the first light and the second light, by causing a portion of the light emitting region to emit the light having the color obtained by mixing the first light and the second light, and
• wherein the portion of the light emitting region corresponds to a region where the first pattern region and the second pattern region overlap with each other;
• wherein a reflection amount of the first light reflected by the plurality of the first reflection patterns gradually decreases toward a region where the first pattern region and the second pattern region overlap with each other, and
• wherein a reflection amount of the second light reflected by the plurality of second reflection patterns gradually decreases toward the region where the first pattern region and the second pattern region overlap with each other.

An amusement machine, comprising:

• a light emitting apparatus, comprising:
• a first light source that emits first light;
• a second light source that emits second light that is different in color from the first light;
• and
• a light guide body that guides the first light and the second light that enter the light guide body from the first light source and the second light source,
• wherein the light guide body comprises:
• a light exit surface comprising a light emitting region that emits the first light and the second light from the first light source and the second light source, and
• a reflection region that reflects, toward the light emitting region, the first light and the second light that enters the light guide body,
• wherein the reflection region comprises:
• a first pattern region where a plurality of first reflection patterns that reflects the first light are arranged, and
• a second pattern region where a plurality of second reflection patterns that reflects the second light are arranged,
• wherein, when viewed from a direction perpendicular to the light exit surface, the first pattern region and the second pattern region at least partially overlapping with each other, an4
• wherein the light emitting region forms a shape of an object displayed on a surface of the light guide body,
• wherein the object is displayed by at least light having a color obtained by mixing the first light and the second light, by causing a portion of the light emitting region to emit the light having the color obtained by mixing the first light and the second light, and
• wherein the portion of the light emitting region corresponds to a region where the first pattern region and the second pattern region overlap with each other;
• wherein a reflection amount of the first light reflected by the plurality of first reflection patterns gradually decreases toward a region where the first pattern region and the second pattern region overlap with each other, and
• wherein a reflection amount of the second light reflected by the plurality of second reflection patterns gradually decreases toward the region where the first pattern region and the second pattern region overlap with each other.