Abstract: A pedometer including a pedometer body having a measuring mechanism that makes a measurement of a number of steps walked and a display that shows the measurement result; an illumination lamp and a battery installed in the pedometer body; a window provided in the pedometer body so as to allow the light of the illumination lamp to illuminate the outside of the pedometer body; and a power switch provided on the pedometer body and operable from the outside so as to turn on and off the illumination lamp.

Abstract: A pedometer including a pedometer body having a measuring mechanism that makes a measurement of a number of steps walked and a display that shows the measurement result; an illumination lamp and a battery installed in the pedometer body; a window provided in the pedometer body so as to allow the light of the illumination lamp to illuminate the outside of the pedometer body; and a power switch provided on the pedometer body and operable from the outside so as to turn on and off the illumination lamp.

Abstract: A mounting container for measuring instruments including a relatively shallow upper case having fitting holes for measuring instruments and a shallow lower case having in its lower bottom an outer engaging bore and inner engaging bores. The upper and lower cases are engaged with each other in a detachable manner and the lower case is provided with an insertion hole formed in a part of its side wall with projections along the side surface so that a small case body such as a small flashlight provided with protruding portions can be fitted into the insertion hole. A hinge fitting having projections fitted into the engaging bores of the lower case is provided so as to hold the container upright. Thus, the container of the present invention is capable of optionally housing a plurality of measuring instruments such as a barometer, clock, radio, compass, thermometer, light, etc. into the fitting holes, making it convenient to directly reading the gauges and portable.