

Alarm clock - City pop 1 - Black Dial
LEMNOS City Pop Alarm Clock 1 black dial, square format 70 × 70 × 42 mm, designed by Yota Kakuda. Clean lines and precise numbers for an urban and minimalist look, without any superfluous elements.
CITY POP BLACK ALARM CLOCK BY YOTA KAKUDA
Urban and stylish square alarm clock.
The clock features a minimal number of elements beyond clear numbers and lines.
DESIGN: YOTA KAKUDA
Born in Japan in 1979, Yota Kakuda moved to London in 2003, where he gained experience in design studios including Shin and Tomoko Azumi and Ross Lovegrove, and earned his master's degree at the Royal College of Art, Design Products under the guidance of Ron Arad and Sir Kenneth Grange, supported by a Japanese government scholarship. He returned to Tokyo in 2008 and joined MUJI as a product designer. In 2011, he founded YOTA KAKUDA DESIGN in Tokyo, working across various design fields for international and domestic clients. He has received major design awards including the iF DESIGN AWARD and the GOOD DESIGN AWARD, and was selected as one of the finalists for the HUBLOT DESIGN PRIZE 2016, becoming the very first Asian nominee.
- Electronic alarm (4 levels low → high), automatic stop
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Features
- Dimensions
- L.70 × H.70 × D.42mm
- Weight
- 128 g
- Material
- Wood, Resin, Glass
- Color
- Black
- Designer
- YOTA KAKUDA
- Origin
- Toyama, Japan

Designer clocks, made in Japan
Lemnos crafts clocks in Japan designed by renowned designers, such as the duo AZUMI and their Edge clock, cast from a single block of aluminum and produced continuously since 2001. These subtle objects tell the time accurately and beautifully adorn the wall.





LEMNOS EXPERTISE
What makes these clocks unique
Single block molding
The Edge clock is cast in an integrated aluminum mold, then polished. The texture of the metal creates the design.
Designers, not logos
Each model bears the signature of a studio, like AZUMI, and a true design commitment.
Readability first
Index nets, clear hands: you can read the time at a glance, both up close and from afar.
From the wall to the nightstand
Large murals, small wooden or aluminum alarm clocks: each piece has its place in the home.
Made to last
The Edge has been produced since 2001 without changing its design. The right objects do not age.
Japanese watchmaking
Reliable mechanisms and careful assembly, in the great industrial tradition of Japan.




