Ukiyo-e clock

A museum in your hand. Enjoy ukiyo-e prints, classical music and the passing of time. Ukiyo-e Clock brings Japanese art into everyday moments. A CLOCK WITH ART Watch the prints change alongside the date and time. Choose the slideshow interval, or turn off the clock display to focus on the artwork. TAKE A CLOSER LOOK Browse the collection and choose a print to enjoy in the full-screen viewer. Set the scene with a folding screen, black, washi paper or framed background. Choose from nine transition options, including no animation. Clock and viewer appearance settings are independent. 234 PRINTS AND FOUR PIECES OF MUSIC Explore Hiroshige’s Fifty-three Stations of the Tōkaidō, Hokusai’s Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji, Utamaro’s portraits of women and works by Sharaku. Music plays in random order: Satie’s Gymnopédie No. 1, Debussy’s La cathédrale engloutie and Clair de lune, and Liszt’s Consolation No. 3. A VIRTUAL JOURNEY WITH YOUR DAILY STEPS On iPhone, Footprints turns your steps into a virtual journey along the Tōkaidō. Browse station prints, enjoy commemorative medals, and use Look back to revisit your records by journey or station. Choose steps from Apple Health or the iPhone’s Motion source. Step access is optional: the clock and artwork viewer work without it. The app does not use your physical location. ART ON YOUR OTHER SCREENS Enjoy prints in widgets and on Apple Watch, or add ukiyo-e to your messages with the included iMessage stickers. Step-powered journeys are available on iPhone. On iPad, enjoy the clock and artwork viewer. No account is required.