Gold Clock

Located in the bustling Nagoya Station area, the Gold Clock (Ōgiri no Tokei) is a gleaming golden timepiece that serves as a central meeting spot for locals and travelers alike. The clock stands tall in the station's main concourse, surrounded by shops, restaurants, and the constant flow of commuters. Its bright gold finish catches the light and makes it easy to spot even from a distance. Visitors often gather here to wait for friends or simply admire the craftsmanship. The clock is not just a timekeeper but a symbol of Nagoya's modernity and its role as a transportation hub. While it may not be a major tourist attraction, its prominence in daily life makes it a fun photo opportunity and a convenient reference point when navigating the station complex.

À ne pas manquer

• See the gleaming gold clock face up close
• Watch the bustling crowds of Nagoya Station
• Use it as a meeting point or photo backdrop
• Explore the surrounding shops and restaurants
• Observe the clock's intricate detailing

Billets et visites

Différentes façons de visiter Gold Clock

Idéal pour

Comment les voyageurs le notent

Comment s'y rendre

Bon à savoir avant de partir

• The clock is always visible, but the station can be very crowded during rush hours (8-9 AM and 5-7 PM).
• It's a popular photo spot; be prepared to wait for a clear shot.
• Use the clock as a landmark to navigate the large station complex.
• The station has many shops and eateries; consider exploring while there.

Un peu d'histoire

The Gold Clock was installed as part of the redevelopment of Nagoya Station in the late 20th century. It quickly became a beloved local icon, often used as a rendezvous point. The clock's design reflects the station's sleek, contemporary architecture.