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Nippon Television Corporation (Japanese: テレビ Nippon Television Co., LTD.), commonly known as Nippon Television (Japan テレビ), abbreviated as テレ (Nippon TV) and NTV, is a radio television station broadcasting in the Kanto Wide Area of Japan. It was also the first commercial television station established and launched in Japan. Because of its identification call sign JOAX-DTV, it is also referred to as "AX" in the industry.
- Chinese name
- Nippon television
- Foreign name
- Nippon Television Network Corporation
- Japanese name
- Japan テレビ Broadcasting network Co., LTD
- Broadcast time
- August 28, 1953 [5] [8 ]
- Head office
- Japan Tokyo Prefecture Harbour district Higashi Shinbashi 1-ding 6-1
- Substantial shareholder
- Yomiuri Shimbun
- Registered assets
- 18.5 billion 7599,144 yen
- system
- ISDB-T
- Digital identification call sign
- JOAX-DTV
- Simulated identification call sign
- JOAX-TV
- Analog channel
- Channel 4 (Tokyo Tower) [11]
- Digital channel
- Physics Channel 25, Remote Control Channel 4 (Tokyo Sky Tree) [11]
Nippon Television (NTV) is Japan's first private television broadcaster (known as Minbong in Japanese) and a major Japanese newspaper
Yomiuri Shimbun
Since its inception, it has operated with the Yomiuri Shimbun, which has also been the largest shareholder of Nippon Television.
Nippon Television is also a Japanese commercial use of the word "broadcast network" (that is, the Chinese "broadcast network" means) television station, this is the establishment of Nippon Television, the plan to build a national television network with Tokyo as the center, to broadcast programs throughout Japan, but finally because of the competent authority of broadcasting business at the time, the Ministry of Postal service did not approve it. This limited its coverage to Tokyo and the surrounding area. However, in 1966, Nippon Television began to organize with other regional television stations, the core of the news program resources mutual assistance
Japan news network
(Nippon News Network; NNN). It was later organized in 1972
Japan Television Network Agreement
(NNS), gradually building a nationwide broadcast network
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On the occasion of its 60th anniversary, Japan Television launched a new logo with the theme "Once Again, Starting from Zero, Moving towards the next 60 years". The most distinctive "0" pattern of the new platform logo is a metaphor for the Chinese character "day". Nippon Television also released a new logo for the 70th anniversary.
The previous Logo used by Nippon Television was the "Red dolphin" designed by Studio Ghibli, the Japanese national treasure cartoonist Hayao Miyazaki, on the 40th anniversary of Nippon Television, because it is very popular, so it has been used, paying special attention to the fact that the pig's tail not only represents the Arabic number '4', but also the location of the TV channel where Nippon Television is located.
In addition, 0 represents the beginning of Japan's first private television broadcast, Japan's first broadcast of color television pictures, Japan's first use of Japanese dubbing to broadcast overseas imported films, Japan's first use
Cable television network
For the transmission of video data, Japan's first use of multi-tone broadcasting, the history of Japanese television is the Japanese television field of stepping stone, so Japanese television adhering to a TV person's sense of responsibility and sense of mission, set aside the front of the N first to create a new first.
Media center
Nippon Television Network Corporation
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Opening date: August 28, 1953
Location: 6-1 Higashinbashi 1-Jungi, Minato Ku, Tokyo
Largest shareholder: Yomiuri Shimbun
Registered assets: 18.5 billion 7599,144 yen
Broadcast area: Japan
Identification call sign: JOAX-DTV
Channel: Ground
High-definition digital television
4 ch (physical channel 25 ch, frequency 545.142857MHz, antenna power 10 Kw)
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Program format: ISDB-T
Broadcast network:
Nippon Television News network
(Nippon News Network; Core Bureau), Japan Television Network Council (NNS)
Director (on behalf of the president of the Ban) : Okubo Yoo
Number of employees: 1,165
Nippon Television has five locations in Japan:
Head Office: No. 6-1, 1-Dinmu, Higashinbashi, Minato Ku, Tokyo
Kojimachi Branch: 14fuji, Nifangmachi, Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo
Kansai Branch: 14th Floor, Katetsu Dojima Building, No. 2, 2-Bum-2, Kitajima, Osaka City
Nagoya Branch Office: 7th Floor, Eimachi Building, No. 23, No. 31, Nishi-3-Bum-mu, Naka-ku, Nagoya City
Naha Branch Office: Inside the Ryukyu Shinbun Building, No. 3, Izumi Zizaki 1 Ding Mu 10, Naha City
Nippon Radio
The call sign at the end of each midnight broadcast is three pigeons standing in a loft and flapping their wings, with the JOAX-DTV call sign. This form of call sign from the 1953 broadcast of black and white television, color television, has been followed by digital high-definition television, a major feature of Japanese television. Until the end of 2013.
Japanese TV call sign
July 31, 1952: Obtained Japan's first preliminary license for television broadcasting.
October 15, 1952: The first general meeting of shareholders of Nippon Television Broadcasting Network is held, and Masato Matsutaro is elected as the first president.
October 28, 1952: Business registration was officially completed with a capital of 250 million yen.
August 17, 1953: Apply for permission to establish Osaka and Nagoya Television stations.
August 20, 1953: Pilot broadcast begins.
August 27, 1953: Officially obtained a television broadcasting license.
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August 28, 1953 - Nippon Television is officially launched.
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September 4, 1953: President of Yomiuri Shimbun
Masato Matsutaro
He proposed the idea of establishing a "Japan Television Broadcasting Network".
Nippon television
December 1, 1956: Chubu Nippon Broadcasting (CBC), Osaka Television Broadcasting (Osaka テレビ;
The Asahi Broadcast
Its predecessor), and established a network with Japanese television.
October 4, 1955: Japan's oldest news program, NNN News Today (NNNきょうの out), begins broadcasting.
August 19, 1960: Japan's first morning show was broadcast at 5:00am European and Asian time, with the first use of screen time markers.
December 27, 1959: Obtained an experimental license for color television broadcasting, and began trial broadcasts of color analog signals on January 1, 1960.
August 28, 1957: Yomiuri TV officially opened on the same day,
West Nippon Television
As well as the previously established West Nippon Broadcasting to construct a national network, with Japan Television as the center.
September 10, 1960: Color analog signals are officially broadcast.
April 1, 1966: NNN is officially established.
June 30, 1966: Exclusive broadcast of the Beatles' Japanese show (in
The Japanese Budokan
Held), with a 56% viewership.
1972 - NNS is officially established.
August 26, 1978: The nationally syndicated special program "24 Hours of TV Love to Save the Earth" was launched.
November 29, 1985: Subtitle broadcasting service begins.
1 October 1987: Nippon Television Cable News, a satellite news channel affiliated with Nippon Television (テレビケーブルニュース, Japan; "NCN").
August 24, 1989 - Enhanced Definition Television (EDTV) broadcasts begin.
August 28, 1992: The 40th anniversary of the launch of Japan Television, by
Studio Ghibli
The mascot, なんだろう, was unveiled.
November 24, 1992: An experimental broadcasting license for analog television high definition television is granted.
In 1993, NCN switched to a 24-hour broadcast and was renamed "NNN24".
December 1, 1993: BS digital satellite channel "BS Japan" (BS day テレ) is launched.
(a) 12 January 1994; The old version of Pigeon's Holiday has been officially announced off the air
16 December 2000: Located in Tokyo
Shibuya
The exhibition facility "SHIBUYA-AX", jointly invested by Nippon Television and Dentsu, opened.
March 1, 2002: CS digital satellite channel "CS Japan" (シーエス Japan) launched.
July 2003: Official introduction
CI
(Corporate identity) system and change the logo to the current style (as shown in the picture at the top of the page).
October 25, 2003: The falsification of the ratings of the program broke out, and the management executives such as the chairman Keichiro Shijia asked for punishment.
February 1, 2004: At 8:00 am Japan time, digital radio television broadcasting was officially launched.
February 29, 2004: Nippon Television officially moved to Shiodome, Minato Ward, Tokyo.
October 27, 2005: Video on Demand (VOD) service "Nippon TV 2" (2 Japan テレビ) launched.
On December 1, 2005, NNN24 changed its name to Sunvision NEWS24 (Sunテ レNEWS24).
April 1, 2006: The mobile digital TV service "1seg" is officially launched.
September 29, 2006: NNN News Today AIRS its final episode, ending its 52-year history. (Coming up on News ZERO)
May 11, 2008: In time for its 55th anniversary, a new version of Pigeon's Holiday is broadcast on digital television.
July 24, 2011: The digitization of the ground is complete, and the analog TV channel (JOAX-TV) is announced to be off the air.
January 2, 2012: The "Triple Crown" in ratings for the first time since 2004 (full day, evening, prime time).
March 29, 2012: Announced the establishment of a holding company system.
April 26, 2012: "Japan Television Division Preparation Co., LTD." is established.
September 18, 2012: Japan's Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications approved the establishment of a holding company.
October 1, 2012: The company name was changed to "Nippon Television Holdings Co., LTD." (Japan テレビホールディングス Co., LTD.), and the television broadcasting business was taken over by the previously established "Nippon Television Division Preparation Co., LTD." (renamed "Nippon Television Broadcasting Network Co., LTD.").
May 11, 2013: NTV celebrates its 60th anniversary with the launch of a new logo and the launch of the new logo.
May 11, 2014: Nippon Television releases a new package for its 61st anniversary and announces the launch of the package in July.
On September 21, 2023, the company's board of directors announced that it would acquire 42.3% of Studio Ghibli's equity and would include Studio Ghibli as a subsidiary through the signing of an agreement to support Studio Ghibli's operation and management. At a board meeting held on the same day, Studio Ghibli approved the transfer of equity to Sunvision. The transaction is expected to close on October 6.
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In addition to TVB, Nippon Television has three pay TV channels, all of which are broadcast as pay TV (Sky PerfecTV! , IPTV or cable TV access).
TVB: Nippon Television (Japan テレビ; Main channel)
Simulcast network
Daily Vision News Network: referred to as "NNN", with the news department of each affiliate station as a link, to provide news, information program resources sharing and exchange. It began operation in April 1966.
Japan Television Network Association: "NNS" for short, to provide programming resources other than news. It began operation in 1972.
The Times described below are in Japanese time (UTC+9).
Morning News: OHA4! NEWS LIVE(4:00-5:50)
ZIP! (5:50-8:00)
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Saturday: ZOOM IN!! Saturday (ズームイン!! サタデー)
NNN News Sunday (NNNニュースサンデー)
Noon News: NNN News Front (NNNストレイトニュース)
Afternoon slot:
Information ライブ ミヤネ house
(Broadcast by Yomiuri TV)
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NTV evening news (Japan テレビ series ニュース枠) (now discontinued)
NEWSEVERY - AIRS Monday to Saturday, with an off-week edition on Sundays
The truth reporter! (The truth バンキシャ!) - Broadcast on Sunday.
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NNN News Focus (NNNニューススポット) - daily 20:54-21:00
Nightly News: News ZERO (ニュース ゼロ)
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Report Search Program (report search プロジェクト; In-depth Report Program) (now discontinued)
NNN Document (NNNドキュメント; Documentary program)
As of 2017, Japanese television has the following regular drama slots:
Japanese TV Wednesday series (" Water Ten ", every Wednesday 22:00-23:00)
Japanese TV Saturday series (referred to as "Toji", every Saturday 22:00-22:54)
Wednesday Night Series (Thursdays 00:59-01:29)
Thursday night series (Muyao ナイトドラマ; From 2 October 2008 on Thursdays 23:59-24:54)
Saturday Night Series (every Saturday morning)
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Yomiuri TV and Nippon TV series Mondays at 10 p.m. (よみうりテレビ and 枠. ドラマ; Closed in March 2004)
Japanese TV Tuesday series (discontinued in March 2009)
The following is a list of variety shows broadcast in prime time and also outside of Japan:
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Cook the East and West Armies
(Produced by Yomiuri TV and broadcast from April 1997 to September 2006)
ITO's Dinner Table
100 million people の question!? Laugh ってコラえて!
The world まる see え!テレビ search department
The Cook of Flowers (Yomiuri TV)
ぐるぐるナインティナイン
The World is taught by けたい
エンタの the God of Entertainment~ the God of Entertainment~
"The Voice of God Shingo"
"MUSIC FIGHTER"
The ranks のできる Law Forum
ガキの makes いやあらへんで!!
Cartoon KAT-TUN
Live broadcasts of professional baseball games in Japan (to be broadcast
Yomiuri Giant
Competition based)
Live professional wrestling
Tokyo
Hakone
Inter-university Relay Walk Competition (Hakone University Walk, Tokyo; New Year's Special)
Tokyo Marathon (Tokyo マラソン)
Yokohama
International women's relay road race
Japan National high school Football Championship
The Kirin Cup football match
All Super Bowl football
World Premium Boxing
Salombas
Women's World Golf Tournament
Japan Professional Golf Championship
Big Event Golf
Friday cinema (Jinyao ロードショー) : Every Friday from 21:03 to 22:54, featuring Japanese and Hollywood films.
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24 hour TV: Love saves the Earth
NNS's annual Saturday to Sunday national broadcast special, originally titled "24 hours テレビ" Love は Earth を Save う ", launched in 1978, the first year of host Shinichi Hagimoto. Signature unit is < 24 hours
Marathon run
>.
Famous animations broadcast by Japanese television over the years include: Ruban III,
The space ship Yamato
Doraemon (now A lost fantasy version, not the usual Asahi version Note: The Asahi version of Doraemon finished broadcasting or ceased production in August 2006.) , Little Boxing King, Bread Superman, Kitianlie Encyclopedia, Sailor Moon, Big eared mouse Zibi, 21 guard gate, Jingle Cat, Ninjutaro, Cosmic Little Hairy ball, Girl with a thousand Faces, mobile police, Magic Knight Lei As, Doraemon New fan (Mizuda version),
My hero Academy
The second and third seasons, Kinda a juvenile incident book, the first God boxing, Innight Fork, Flower field juvenile history, strange doctor Black Jack, Ghost in the Shell mobile team, extremely Dao fresh division, MONSTER, Cherry orchid University male public Relations Department, NANA, death notebook, Boundary division, RD hidden brain investigation room, secret 吰 Zhipan Revelation, ONE OUTS,
Genki 囝 kid
Demons and monsters, etc.
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Super change, change, change
Launched on December 31, 1979, it is a drag competition show that AIRS only three episodes per year.
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24 hour TV: Love saves the Earth
NNS national broadcast special program in late August from Saturday to Sunday, formerly known as "24 hours テレビ" Love は Earth を save う ", launched in 1978, the first year of the host is
Kenichi Ogimoto
. The signature unit is "24 Hour Marathon Run".
"All Japan Senior High School Knowledge Championship" : NNS special program from August to September every year, formerly known as "National High School クイズ players 権", launched in 1983.
On September 23, 2021, Nippon Television ranked 159th on the 2021 Asia Top 500 Brands list.
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