The Japanese are renowned for miniaturization. From Bonsai trees to Walkmans, we love them all.
Clock Towers are no exception.
At the Haneda International Airport in Tokyo, I bumped into this cute creature, but with the same spirit as local guides - selflessly doing its job when no one was asking for it.
This public clock appeared to me like a little tower in itself, mounted on a round pedestal, and made entirely of metal with a chrome plating.
When I came across it, it was glittering, reflecting its surroundings, not forgetting to tell the time.
Thanks to this tiny yet elegant time keeper, I felt elated. I had arrived at the airport in time 
Here are my officially recorded previous Clock Tower Visits:
- Merta City Clock Tower
- Surat Clock Tower
- Pune Police Station Clock Tower
- The Fascinating Clock Tower of Spicer University in Pune
- The Elegant Clock Tower of Suburban Tokyo
- The Clock Tower Replica of Las Vegas
- Houston’s Magnificent Clock Tower
- A Replica Clock Tower in The Universal Studios of Orlando
- Clock tower outside the National Park in Mumbai
- A Unique 45° Corner Public Clock in Seattle, USA
- Clock Tower of Aurangabad - Nostalgic Feelings of Childhood
- The Clock Tower of Nashik - Simple Yet Elegant
- An Ordinary Public Clock and the Extraordinary Streets of Tokyo
- A Clock Tower at the Foothills of Mt. Fuji in Japan
- Public Clock of the Gurudwara in Gurugram
- The New Public Clock in the City Market of Pune
- The Vanaz Clock Tower on Paud Road in Pune
- Karve Road Clock Tower in Pune
- Thane Clock Tower - Discovered in Serendipity.
- Discovering and Adding a Clock Tower in Pune.
- Discovered a new Clock Tower in Gurugram
- A Majestic Public Clock at a Temple Entrance in Kolhapur
- The Clock Tower in Wanawadi - Simple and Unwavering
- Clock Tower in a Constitution Park - Double Bonanza
- Enchanting Clock Tower by the Seaside in Sunny San Diego
- Philadelphia Clock Tower - World Records and American Superstitions
- Independence Hall Clock Tower in Philadelphia
Great photo
The Bonsai Clock Tower truly reflects Japan’s knack for elegance in simplicity. I love how you’ve drawn a parallel between this humble timekeeper and the spirit of Local Guides — quietly serving without expecting recognition. Your growing clock tower series is fascinating — like a global timeline marked with miniature monuments! Looking forward to your next tick-tock tale. 
