For the people out there who used to follow Ultraman years back, you can get the chance to secure a limited edition alarm clock from Seiko. This actually commemorates 40 years of the famed TV series for the Japanese superhero who climbed to stardom in the 1960’s. Surely something your folks may want so ask around and see if they recall this fictitious character of old. The Seiko special alarm clock weighs approximately 340g and costs about $31.

Get the sounds of Tokyo into your room with this Tokyo Train Alarm series. Rather than those dull alarm sounds, the Tokyo Train Alarm Clock series brings three of Tokyo’s most famous JR train lines and the same melodies that play at each station. From Shibuya to Akihabara, celebrate Tokyo’s famed lines anywhere, anytime. It includes a snooze option, volume control and brightness sensors. It runs on 2 AA batteries.

Remember those first batch of games where you only see a small dot and vertical line to play against the computer or a fellow player? Well that same game concept is back only that it is a clock and not a game. The Pong Clock makes use of the usual scores on the top, the left of which is the hour and the right that of the minutes. It looks like a good concept but it may take up some space.