Hayao Miyazaki's NTV Clock

The NTV clock was designed by Miyazaki himself and was produced by Miyazaki's company and Japanese TV for six years. The clock will start the organ at the scheduled time, like a master comic, so interesting.

Miyazaki's big clock is Miyazaki's for Japanese TV. Take the Toei Oedawa Line to the station. After leaving the station, you can see the Miyazaki clock on the pedestrian bridge. According to the time on the billboard, you can see the clock's mechanism. It is very interesting.

I came over from Tsukiji Market after dinner and rushed to the 8 o'clock performance. The time was very tight, there was no instructions from the subway, and it was very deserted and no one could ask. Worth a visit!

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Miyazaki's creations are in it, and many souvenirs can be purchased. If you are watching Miyazaki's long move, you must go to the museum to see. Unfortunately, you can't take pictures inside. But it's really good.

Closer to the Lily Haitang station, you can see it when you get off the bus. On the glass flyover, you can see the panoramic view of Dawugen Square. The bronze appearance and the surrounding modern buildings are a bit inconsistent. There will be performances at 10:00am (Saturday and Sunday), 12:00pm, 3:00pm, 6:00pm, 8:00pm, and it is better to occupy the position earlier.

The best part of this place is its clock. It is a monolithic building attached to a modern building. Three times a day, each lasting a few minutes, the clock will start to function with lots of numbers and images. We first saw it by chance, but then we came back to enjoy the clock! There are plenty of places to eat and drink nearby as you wait.