Toki no Kane is a historic clock tower located in Kawagoe, Japan. Built in 1894, it served as a timekeeper for the local community and is a symbol of the city's rich history. The tower stands at 16 meters tall and features a traditional wooden structure, making it a popular tourist attraction. The clock chimes every hour, marking the passage of time for both residents and visitors. Kawagoe is known for its well-preserved Edo-period buildings, and Toki no Kane is often referred to as the "Bell of Time," reflecting its significance in Japanese culture and heritage.