LeeskoAtlas

Time zone

UTC+9

25 atlas cities

This zone groups cities sharing a single civil time despite spanning a wide range of longitudes. All Korean cities listed, along with Dili and Ngerulmud, see the sun peak after clock noon, placing them west of the zone's meridian. Most Japanese cities, from Sapporo to Kyoto, peak before clock noon, sitting east of it—except Fukuoka and Hiroshima, which pattern with the Korean group instead.

Atlas cities25
Longitude span125.6° to 141.3°
Solar meridian135.0°where this offset would be exact

When the sun actually peaks

CityCountrySolar noonClock vs sun
DiliTL12:38+0.63 h
PyongyangKP12:37+0.62 h
IncheonKR12:33+0.55 h
Goyang-siKR12:33+0.54 h
GwangjuKR12:32+0.54 h
SeoulKR12:32+0.53 h
SuwonKR12:32+0.53 h
DaejeonKR12:30+0.51 h
DaeguKR12:26+0.43 h
ChangwonKR12:25+0.42 h
BusanKR12:24+0.40 h
UlsanKR12:23+0.38 h
FukuokaJP12:18+0.31 h
HiroshimaJP12:10+0.17 h
NgerulmudPW12:02+0.03 h
KobeJP11:59-0.01 h
OsakaJP11:58-0.03 h
KyotoJP11:57-0.05 h
NagoyaJP11:52-0.13 h
YokohamaJP11:41-0.31 h
SaitamaJP11:41-0.31 h
TokyoJP11:41-0.31 h
KawasakiJP11:41-0.31 h
SendaiJP11:37-0.39 h
SapporoJP11:35-0.42 h

A positive figure means the clock runs ahead of the sun — midday on the clock arrives before the sun reaches its highest point.