不定時法 和時計アプリ: EdoClock
Android app by kotobaz. Lifestyle · kotobaz
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- Unknown
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- Download price
- 2.49 USD
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- Version
- 1.0.2
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-17
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Experience Edo-period time with a "Clock of the Twelve Zodiac Animals." EdoClock is a Japanese clock app that recreates the "Japanese time" that changes with sunrise and sunset, based on Japan's ancient timekeeping system, the "Variable Time System." In the Edo period, time was not expressed using modern "1 o'clock, 2 o'clock," but rather using the twelve zodiac animals: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, etc. Furthermore, the "Variable Time System," which divided day and night into six parts each, created a unique sense of time that varied depending on the season and location, reflecting a life lived in harmony with nature. EdoClock automatically calculates the "Edo time" for the day based on the sunrise and sunset times at your current location. Experience the flow of time represented by the twelve zodiac animals in real time. ■ Main Features - A "Twelve Zodiac Clock" that displays the time using the twelve zodiac signs (Rat, Ox, Tiger, etc.) - Recreates the variable time system that changes according to sunrise and sunset - Accurate time calculation based on your current location - Simple and beautiful Japanese design ■ What you can do with this app - Experience a day in the Edo period - A new experience of reading time with the twelve zodiac signs - Gain an intuitive understanding of history and Japanese culture In today's busy world, Experience "another kind of time" that changes with the sun. With EdoClock, the time of Edo is in your hands.
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