Jr East Japan Railway Station Alarm Clock

Official JR East Japan Railway Station Alarm Clock (Green “Midori”), released as a 2026 limited edition item in Japan.
This clock features the iconic JR station-style design and sound, making it a popular collectible among railway fans.

Condition:
Brand new and unused. Carefully stored.
(Outer box may show minor storage wear.)

Details:

• Operator: JR East (East Japan Railway Company)

• Item Type: Station Alarm Clock

• Color: Green (Midori)

• Edition: 2026 Limited

• Function: Alarm clock with station-style design

• Power: Battery operated (batteries not included)

• Origin: Japan official product

Notes:

• Japan-only limited release

• Popular with train enthusiasts and collectors

• Great for desk display or daily use

• Please check photos carefully for exact condition

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