Designed by Yoko Dobashi An analog clock that motivates children who cannot yet tell the time to read the time from a clock -The origin of the clock’s slightly humorous name is the Japanese pronunciation when reading the minutes in the base 60 numeral system. In Japanese, you read 5 minutes as “go(five)-fun,” 10 minutes as “ju(ten)-pun,” 15 minutes as “jugo(fifteen)-fun,” and 20 minutes as “niju(twenty)-pun.” This clock is easy to explain to children, simple, made of beautiful materials, and it matches any interior design.Based on the concept of “An analog clock that motivates children who cannot read a clock”, the clock was developed by a female designer who is also a mother, in cooperation with Ms. Misa Sakurai, a senior researcher of the Japan Montessori Research Institute. This clock is simple, made of beautiful materials, and matches any interior design. fun pun clock is well designed so as to promote understanding of minutes, hours and time for children whose interest in clocks begin to grow from the standpoint of Montessori education.When your child becomes interested in clocks, try reading the time aloud together and enjoy educational communication.■Good Design Award 2017（Japan）■KIDS DESIGN AWARD 2019（Japan） Specification Size: w150×h161×d62mm Weight: 300g Material: Plywood, Glass Type: Wall and table clock / Quartz Features: With Stand / Step Second By removing the base at the bottom, it can be displayed as a wall clock. The generous depth creates a strong visual presence, adding a refined accent to any interior.
