one wall surface of the shaping recess 120 that determines the shape of the glass substrate not shown is formed as a curved surface in addition the width of the shaping recess 120 is smaller than that of the glass substrate not shown in order to impart the curved surface to the glass substrate not shown the vacuum holes 130 provide paths through which vacuum pressure generated from an external vacuum device not shown is transferred to the glass substrate not shown aligned on the shaping recess 120 when the glass substrate not shown is being shaped vacuum i e a force of drawing the glass substrate not shown toward the shaping recess 120 is applied to the glass substrate not shown through the vacuum holes 130 thereby shaping the glass substrate not shown to have the shape of the shaping recess 120 the vacuum holes 130 are formed in the molding frame 110 below the shaping recess 120 the vacuum holes 130 may be in the shape of cylinders in addition as illustrated in fig1 and fig2 a plurality of vacuum holes 130 may be provided the plurality of vacuum holes 130 may be arranged as being aligned in columns and rows in order to cause vacuum pressure to be uniformly applied over the entire surface of the glass substrate not shown the plurality of vacuum holes 130 is connected to a vacuum device not shown such as a vacuum pump that is disposed outside for the.