You forgot the clock

This was my favorite clock until now. It is very special that it actually features real musical instruments. Unfortunately it is very sad that now nothing is left on the tower, the instruments and even the clock dials have all been removed and only the center core and the frame outside is left

What is this melody name?

Animusic is real

I wish I could control this clock

Came from Kore eda's fillm "After life"

This is what happens when Wayne Little gets his hands on a clock. He turns it into an ANIMUSIC masterpiece!

Nice

This is so boring

OMG. Amazing!!

The most amazing about this contraption, is that no one knows anything about it. (No one in the English-speaking world anyway, except for some individuals who came across it, shot some video of it, and made note of its location.) Who built it? Was it built and set up at an exhibition (a world trade fair or exposition in Japan) and moved to Yoyogi Park at a later time? (Probably, because it's obvious the thing was not intended to last; it apparently is a hassle to maintain and is not now working.) What is its name even? The "Shibuya clock" gets a few references on social media. "Yoyogi clock" or "Yoyogi Park clock" also turns up next to nothing. Somebody designed it; somebody manufactured and assembled its components. But, nobody in the English-speaking world knows who.

Weird? Pretty amazin I'd say.

このお兄さんかっこいい

I love these music and motion clocks

very cool clock

I think it's an amazing clock, I love the way the Japanese view the world, building amazing robot's cars and mechanical clocks.

He is so beautiful! :O Greetings from Germany :)

He was shy to spit it on his friend's face hahahahaha

I was there. The greatest moment.

It's the real life ANIMUSIC robot...

In the strictest terms Scandinavia is Denmark, Norway and Sweden. However, due to historical association or the populations descendants, such countries like: Iceland, Faroe Island, Åland Islands and Finland can be seen as a part of the Scandinavian fellowship.

:D :| D:

Scandinavia is a historical and cultural-linguistic region in Northern Europe characterized by a common ethno-cultural Germanic heritage and related languages that includes the three kingdoms of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden.

Finland belongs to Scandinavia, because the mountainrow Scandit runs it's way to finland. That is where the name comes from.

Finalnd is part of Fennoscandia.

Scandiniva is Denmark Norway Sweden!

Scandiniva is Denmark Norway Sweden!

Scandiniva is Denmark Now

It's part of Norden, and that's a region.

0:28 "Onpa hyvää"?

I was there yesterday at noon as I heard it plays at 10.00, 12.00, 15.00 and 18.00. The fountains started doing some kind of programm for 5 min, but the mechanical ring stayed as it was - nothing happened. Seems like it is broken, but you dont find any information about it... What a shame, it would have been so nice to see that "live" :(

Finland is a part of Fennoscandia, wich is kinda like scandinavia, but with only finland, sweden, norway and a part of russia belonging to it.

Finland doesn't belong in any specific region :(..

Alexander Hartdegen would be pleased.

Isn't salt liquorice that auwful fake liquorice that tastes like shit or do they mean salmiakki witch is awesome?? :) It's two different things you know?

By what I've sampled of japanese foods I've gathered that their flavors are subtle and often delayed-action. Salmiakki hits like a bag of sledge hammers.

and ofc Faroe Islands! How could i forget.. Also, check this out and laugh "h"ttp://satwcomic.c"om" (Remove the ")

1. That guy was so cute i forgot all about the candy! 2. Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Norway and Iceland. We all rock! With all bullshit going on in the world right now, us "Nords" need to stick together! >:3

I Love salmiakki

End this Scandinavia fight once and for all god dammit. Finland's part Fennoscandia. So that's one cool sounding place for us to be part of, let's settle with that alright?

Omg I really did laugh out loud. I love black licorice but only the sweet kind. Can't stand the salty. But since he tried salty licorice for you now you should try natto for him (if you haven't already) heehee :-)

only Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Iceland are part of scandinavia... we Finnish people aren't... you should listen at school

So we were both right then.

Wikipedia states that the term Scandinavia is used as you've said, but can be considered incorrect because the term Nordic countries applies to this broader area :). So basically Scandinavia refers to Sweden, Denmark and Norway, while the term Nordic countries refers to the Scandinavian countries along with Finland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands. The two terms are often confused because of their historical relation to each other.

Wikipedia says it is sometimes considered a part of scandinavia and sometimes not.

It's not, just take a look in the encyclopedia or at least Wikipedia :).

Sorry, that's incorrect ^^;. I'd rather say you should get your facts right before you comment, and especially prior to lashing out at someone for stating facts. Just take a look in the encyclopaedia, it's clearly written that Scandinavia only consists of Norway, Denmark and Sweden. The term "Nordic countries" is used for the broader group of the Scandinavian countries, Finland, Iceland, the Faroe Islands, etc.

(...) Occasionally Iceland, the Faroe Islands and Finland are included in the term, on account of their historical association with the Scandinavian countries. Such usage, however, may be considered inaccurate. The term Nordic countries instead refers to this broader group.

I am stating facts, or at least of what I've learnt at school. No need to throw a fit x). I see you're Finnish, I'm Norwegian btw :). I had no intentions of insulting anyone, honestly. But since you pointed it out I took the liberty of looking it up on Wikipedia. It's clearly stated that I'm correct in my explanation - Scandinavia does consist of only Denmark, Sweden and Norway, but is sometimes confused with the Scandinavian peninsula. (...)

You're idiot.. FINLAND IS SCANDINAVIAN ! Get your facts right before comment.