To solve problems that, in a conventional container, a container body is pressurized by hands to extrude an adhesive matter and when remaining amount in the container lessens, even if the container body is pressurized until opposing peripheral walls of the container come into close contact with each other, portions near a bottom cannot completely come into close contact with each other, forming a space between the peripheral walls and the bottom and, in which, due to viscosity with poor fluidity, even if the peripheral walls of the container body are pressurized, the adhesive matter is merely dispersed in a space relative to the bottom and liable to remain unnecessarily, making it difficult to completely extrude the adhesive matter from the bottom, and thus to provide a container for an adhesive matter preventing the adhesive matter from remaining in a bottom of the container and capable of maintaining a state that a container body can be erected while storing the adhesive matter.

In a container for an adhesive matter, a container body constituted of flexible synthetic resin has a tubular shape and includes a discharge part on the upper side. In a bottom, a lower portion of the container body includes a fork biforked relative to the width of the container body.