In Ginza, Sukiyabashi Park’s 25-foot Young Clock Tower is a free stop for a look at a distinctive work by artist Taro Okamoto. Its lights make the tower especially striking after dark, and the park gives you a quiet place to pause amid the city. Nearby, Taimei Elementary School has retro architecture worth a look as you explore the area. Come at night for the illumination, or stop by during the day for a calmer break in the park.
Taro Okamoto’s clock tower
The Young Clock Tower is a 25-foot monument in Sukiyabashi Park, in Tokyo’s Ginza district. It is a work by artist Taro Okamoto, whose message for the tower is that human passion transcends time.
The tower is free to see, and the park is open around the clock. Its lighting is a reason to visit after dark.
A nearby look at retro architecture
Taimei Elementary School is close to the park. Its retro architecture makes it a useful addition to a short walk around the clock tower.
Häufige Fragen
Is the Sukiyabashi Park Young Clock Tower free to visit?
Yes. The clock tower is a free attraction.
When should I see the clock tower?
Visit at night to see it illuminated.
Is there accessible parking?
Wheelchair-accessible parking is listed for the park.
