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  1. So @sotolf reminded me of something I kind of love. The Japanese "30-hour system". Used in nightlife, broadcasting, and transport, the time extends the day past midnight to keep late-night events grouped with the same calendar day. So a club open from 11PM to 1AM might list its hours as 23:00–25:00.

    We should all adopt this!

    Sadly Wikipedia does not have a detailed page on this system in English but here is a little longer explanation:

    skdesu.com/en/30-hours-from/

    #Japan #30HourClock #TimeTrivia

  2. So @sotolf reminded me of something I kind of love. The Japanese "30-hour system". Used in nightlife, broadcasting, and transport, the time extends the day past midnight to keep late-night events grouped with the same calendar day. So a club open from 11PM to 1AM might list its hours as 23:00–25:00.

    We should all adopt this!

    Sadly Wikipedia does not have a detailed page on this system in English but here is a little longer explanation:

    skdesu.com/en/30-hours-from/

    #Japan #30HourClock #TimeTrivia

  3. So @sotolf reminded me of something I kind of love. The Japanese "30-hour system". Used in nightlife, broadcasting, and transport, the time extends the day past midnight to keep late-night events grouped with the same calendar day. So a club open from 11PM to 1AM might list its hours as 23:00–25:00.

    We should all adopt this!

    Sadly Wikipedia does not have a detailed page on this system in English but here is a little longer explanation:

    skdesu.com/en/30-hours-from/

    #Japan #30HourClock #TimeTrivia

  4. So @sotolf reminded me of something I kind of love. The Japanese "30-hour system". Used in nightlife, broadcasting, and transport, the time extends the day past midnight to keep late-night events grouped with the same calendar day. So a club open from 11PM to 1AM might list its hours as 23:00–25:00.

    We should all adopt this!

    Sadly Wikipedia does not have a detailed page on this system in English but here is a little longer explanation:

    skdesu.com/en/30-hours-from/

    #Japan #30HourClock #TimeTrivia

  5. So @sotolf reminded me of something I kind of love. The Japanese "30-hour system". Used in nightlife, broadcasting, and transport, the time extends the day past midnight to keep late-night events grouped with the same calendar day. So a club open from 11PM to 1AM might list its hours as 23:00–25:00.

    We should all adopt this!

    Sadly Wikipedia does not have a detailed page on this system in English but here is a little longer explanation:

    skdesu.com/en/30-hours-from/

    #Japan #30HourClock #TimeTrivia