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NHK (Japan Broadcasting Association)
Public media organizations in Japan
Japan Broadcasting Corporation (Japan Broadcasting Corporation; Japanese: NHK /にっぽんほうそうきょうかい;
Roman accent
Transliteration: Nippon H Ky kai (abbreviated "NHK"), also known as NHK. It's Japanese.
Public media
Institution.
NHK was Japan's first nationwide radio and television station, with its first broadcast in 1925 by its predecessor, Tokyo Broadcasting.
In 1926,
Nagoya
,
Osaka
The radio stations in Tokyo and Tokyo were officially integrated into the current NHK.
[1]
In 1948, the Japanese government promulgated the Radio and Television Law, which established the special status of NHK
Legal status
And make it similar
British Broadcasting Corporation
The model relies on the public to pay audiovisual fees to operate independently of
Commercial capital
Outside the public media.
[2]
In 1953, Japan began to adopt North America
The television network
Technology starts a comprehensive channel program.
NHK now has six
TV channel
And three radio programs to provide domestic broadcasting services. In addition, NHK
International channel
Offers radio and television services abroad, including news websites in 18 languages.
[3]
On May 7, 2022, during the 10,000-meter race at the Japan Athletics Championships at the National Arena, an NHK cameraman strayed onto the track and collided with several runners, causing one to become entangled in the wires of the camera.
[15]
- Company name
- NHK (Japan Broadcasting Association)
- Foreign name
-
Japan Broadcasting Corporation
(English)
NHK /にっぽんほうそうきょうかい (Japanese)
Nippon H Poms Ky Poms kai (Romanization)
- alias
- NHK
- Home address
- Tokyo Prefecture Shibuya Shen Nan Dibutyl 2 times 1
- Play area
- Japan
- Abbreviated form
- NHK
On September 23, 2021, NHK ranked first in the 2021 "National Broadcasting Association".
Top 500 Asian brands
# 109 on the list.
[14]
Japan Broadcasting Association (NHK)
In 1925, Japan was the first to start
Broadcast service
The corporation was founded by Radio Tokyo. Corporate association
Nagoya
Television stations and corporate entities
Osaka Television
The business of NHK was inherited from NHK, a corporate corporation established in 1926, and a broadcasting law corporation established in 1950. The abbreviation "NHK" is also used by the Japanese Clockwork Corporation in other industries.
NHK Headquarters
NHK Headquarters
NHK operates two radio networks
TV channel
NHK integrated channel
(commonly known as NHK G, NHK General television) and NHK General Television
NHK Education Channel
(ETV, Educational TeleVision), 3 satellite television channels:
NHK satellite Channel 1
(BS1), NHK Satellite Entertainment Channel (BS Premium), and NHK Satellite 4K
Ultra HD
Channel (BS4K), NHK Satellite 8K Ultra HD Channel (BS8K), three sets of broadcasting frequencies: NHK Radio 1, 24-hour Peace of Mind Radio (news integrated frequency), NHK Radio 2 (Education, teaching and finance frequency), NHK FM Radio (Music, Life, Arts, tourism and entertainment frequency) and 4 foreign media: NHK World Japan, NHKワールドJAPAN·ラジオ Japan, NHK World Japan, NHKワールド Japan ·ラジオ Japan, Broadcast in 17 languages), NHK World Japan, NHK World Premium
NHK is the first national broadcaster in Japan to report
Broadcast method
(Article 2 of the Nippon Broadcasting Association) and the establishment of a mass communication agency is also a Japanese one
Public broadcasting
Institution.
On November 29, 1924, the Preparatory Group for Radio Tokyo, a corporate corporation, was established (first generation President
Goto Shinhei
Iwara Kenzo).
In 1925, Japan's first broadcasting corporation, Radio Tokyo, was founded. Corporate association
Nagoya
Radio and corporate entities
Osaka
The business of the station was inherited from NHK, a corporate corporation established in 1926, and a broadcasting law corporation was established in 1950.
On January 10, 1925, Radio Nagoya was established as a corporation.
On February 28, 1925, the Osaka Radio Corporation was established.
On March 1, 1925, Radio Tokyo was established at the Tokyo High Polytechnic School in Shippura
Temporary facility
initiate
Medium wave broadcast
Test broadcast (i.e. test broadcast).
On March 22, 1925, Radio Tokyo began temporary broadcasts of Medium Wave radio.
On May 10, 1925, Radio Osaka began test broadcasts of Medium Wave broadcasting from a temporary facility on the roof of the Mikoshi branch in Koryebashi.
On June 1, 1925, Radio Osaka began temporary broadcasts of Medium Wave radio.
On June 23, 1925, the Nagoya Radio Station began the test broadcast of Naka-Wave Radio.
On July 12, 1925, Radio Tokyo was officially established in Minato Ward
Zoysia japonica
the
Atagama
The official broadcast of medium wave broadcasting begins.
On July 15, 1925, Nagoya Radio began broadcasting medium wave broadcasts
On August 6, 1926, the founding meeting of NHK was held (the first president, Kenzo Iwara).
On August 20, 1926, the corporate entities Radio Tokyo, Radio Osaka, and Radio Nagoya were disbanded, with NHK taking over the facilities and staff.
On December 1, 1926, the Osaka Chuo Bureau began the main broadcast of the Chinese Wave radio.
On December 15, 1926, it was extended with the "Saint's Illness" and the "Provisional News"
Emperor Taisho
The illness broadcast. Entertainment performances will be suspended from the 16th, and general lecture programs will be suspended from the evening of the 24th.
On December 25, 1926, NHK reported the death of Emperor Taisho (Tokyo 2:54).
Osaka
,
Nagoya
3 o 'clock sharp). Take off the air other than The Times, the News, the Weather.
On August 13, 1927, the broadcast of the National Secondary School Championship Baseball Conference (Osaka) began from the Kasaken Baseball Stadium (the beginning of live sports broadcasting).
It began on 12 January 1928
National technology museum
Grand Sumo Spring
Racing club
Live broadcast (first broadcast of sumo wrestling).
On June 1, 1930, the Broadcasting Technology Research Institute was established to begin research on television technology.
On April 6, 1931, the Tokyo Central Bureau launched the second broadcast.
Medium wave
). On June 26, 1933, the two central bureaus in Osaka and Nagoya started the second broadcast (Zhongbo).
On June 1, 1935, overseas broadcasting began (in the United States).
On May 13, 1939, the Tokyo Broadcasting Building (Komachi, Komachi Ward, completed on December 20, 1938) was opened.
On May 13, 1939, the Television Experiment Bureau of the Institute of Technology transmitted the first television waves.
On July 1, 1939, National Radio and Urban Radio were renamed Radio 1 and Radio 2.
On January 29, 1941, the Japan-Iran Regular Cultural Exchange broadcast ニ pass スル Agreement between NHK Itari Broadcasting Association (Japan-Italy Broadcasting Agreement) was concluded.
Broadcast 8 December 1941
Pacific War
The Breaking News of the war. City Radio (Radio 2), weather forecast suspended.
On December 9, 1941, the Radio Wave Regulation Order was issued.
On November 12, 1943, March 22 of each year was designated "Broadcasting Day". Broadcast 15 August 1945
Showa Emperor
's
The edict to end the war
".
On September 4, 1945, according to the Supreme Commander of the United Nations Forces
General headquarters
The directive stopped foreign language broadcasts (on September 10, Japanese broadcasts also stopped).
On 23 September 1945, the United Nations Army Radio began broadcasting (ended on 9 August 1954).
January 19, 1946. It still goes on
Longevity program
The broadcast of NHK Proud Song (NHKのど from Slow) began (at that time, it was called のど From Slow to Noto).
On March 4, 1946, the name "NHK" was used.
NHK's first generation logo (1962-1995)
NHK's first generation logo (1962-1995)
On October 5, 1946, the NHK union went on a general strike, and NHK was renamed
State management
(as of 25 October 1946).
On May 2, 1950, the Radio and Television Law (Showa 25 Year Law No. 132) was promulgated.
(See: Japanese Radio and Television Law)
On June 1, 1950, the Radio and Television Law came into effect. According to the same law, NHK was established, inheriting all the rights and obligations of NHK. (NHK disbanded)
January 3, 1951, the first"
The red and white songs fight together
The fourth broadcast began on December 31, 1953.
In December 1952, Tokyo Radio 1 and the medium wave of Radio 2 were introduced
Stereo broadcast
Here. (Test broadcast 5-7, 20 The original program "Saturday Concert" was broadcast throughout Tokyo. It was broadcast nationally on February 28 of the following year.)
On February 1, 1953, Tokyo NHK began broadcasting.
The international broadcast resumed in December 1953.
On December 24, 1957, an FM radio trial began.
On December 28, 1957, color experimental broadcasts began on the VHF band. (Channel 3 at the time)
In January 1959, the analog education Channel was officially broadcast.
On September 10, 1960, the Education Channel simulated color
Television broadcast
Officially launched (Tokyo, Osaka area). As a commemorative program, the color program "Jinglu Zi Niang Docheng Temple" began at 8 p.m. on the integrated channel, with a total of 55 minutes. (this
videotape
Preserved by NHK archives).
1963, Tokyo
Shibuya
The broadcast center in Shennan
Construction project
Let's get started. April 7, 1963, Part One
Dahe opera
The Life of a Flower is on the air.
On December 16, 1963, nine FM stereo experimental radio stations were completely converted to practical experimental broadcasting, simultaneously in Tokyo
Stereo broadcast
The station went on the air (stereo radio was approved as a test station).
On October 1, 1964, the first part of the Broadcasting Center in Shinami, Shibuya Ward, was completed (originally as the completion of the East Pavilion of the broadcasting center)
Tokyo Olympic Games
the
International broadcasting center
Since it was tentatively used, in 1965, the actual first phase of use began.)
Tokyo, October 1964
Olympic Games
Be convened. This is the world's first "TV Olympics", NHK and private commercial broadcasters together to broadcast. Eight events, including wrestling, gymnastics and volleyball, and the opening ceremony were broadcast in color.
On December 31, 1964, the Red and White Song Festival became a color program (the documentation is not available today).
In 1965, the Broadcasting Center in Shinami, Shibuya Ward, was opened.
In 1965, the live broadcast of Grand Sumo was changed to color.
In 1966, two stereo broadcasts on medium wave frequencies were completed.
On October 26, 1966, the 19:00 news was broadcast in color. Thus, use
Colour film
the
News interview
Here.
NHK News
NHK News
In 1968, the West Hall of the Broadcasting Center (Shibuya Ward Shinami) completed the second phase of operation.
In April 1968, the radio and television viewing fee was replaced by the television ordinary (black and white) and colour viewing fee. As a result, the number of color programs on NHK has increased significantly.
On March 1, 1969, the FM radio frequency officially began broadcasting.
On December 21, 1969, experimental broadcasts of bi-lingual broadcasts for multichannel stereo television broadcasts began (starting with the American feature film Lucky Me).
In April 1970, NHK UHF television test stations were launched in Tokyo and Osaka. (Both channels are channel 14).
On August 9, 1970, the television multi-channel stereo broadcast
stereo
The speech experiment broadcast begins (the beginning of the program "N Sound Concert").
On October 10, 1971, the national broadcast of the integrated channel was fully colored (the last color was "NHK Pride Song (NHKのど)").
On May 15, 1972,
Transfer of power over the Ryukyu Islands and Ogasawara Islands
The successor to the Okinawa Broadcasting Association is NHK Okinawa Radio and Television.
On June 25, 1972, the Okinawa Medium Wave Integrated Radio (Radio 1), which had been suspended since March 23, 1945, resumed broadcasting. At the same time, Sino-Polish educational and financial Broadcasting (Radio 2) was launched.
On June 20, 1973, the NHK Hall was completed. Meanwhile,
The red and white songs fight together
From that year onwards, it was also changed to a live broadcast from the NHK Hall (for the 24th time).
On July 31, 1973, the new broadcasting center opened.
On March 24, 1974, Okinawa Radio FM Radio, ultrashort wave radio (radio FM radio) began nationwide broadcasting.
On September 9, 1974, the daytime program was canceled.
On April 7, 1975, the UHF television channel ended its trial run.
In October 1977, the Education channel became fully colored.
In December 1977, the national FM radio local broadcast stereo project was completed.
On October 1, 1978, the standard television voice multiple practical examination broadcast.
On December 24, 1979, the PCM mode FM stereo line was introduced
Sapporo
,
Sendai
,
Hiroshima
, Matsuyama,
Fukuoka
Cut through.
In April 1984, the end time of all day programs on weekdays was changed to 0:00 the next day.
In May 1984, test broadcasts of satellite broadcasting began.
In April 1985, a small program, telemap, began broadcasting.
In November 1985, standard television text multibroadcast began.
In June 1987, satellite Channel 1 was officially broadcast 24 hours a day. Since June 1989, satellite Channel 2 has been broadcasting 24 hours a day.
In April 1988, the end time of FM broadcasts was extended from 0:00 to 1:00 PM.
In 1988, NHK morning began at モーニングワイド.
On January 7, 1989, by
Showa Emperor
Death report impact, the morning novel series suspended for the first time.
In April 1989, the first three-part "NHK Radio Center" broadcast began.
On June 1, 1989, Satellite Channel 1 and Satellite Channel 2 were officially launched.
In April 1990, NHK Radio 1's Radio Night Flight began trial broadcasting.
Education Channel, October 1990
multichannel
Broadcast starts (initially in Kanto, Tokai,
Kinki
Here. February 1991
Shikoku Place
Beginning, All Japan broadcast March 21, 1991).
On January 17, 1991,
The Middle East
Take place
Gulf War
A special report on the war was made up of a comprehensive channel, Radio 2, and satellite Channel 1.
In April 1992, Radio 1's "Radio Late Night Flight" was formalized at the same time as 24-hour broadcasting began (late Monday night to 1 a.m.).
In April 1993, NHK News Good Morning Japan began broadcasting.
On November 25, 1994, the practical test broadcast of the satellite analog HD channel began.
Accepted on 17 January 1995
Great Hanshin Earthquake
Report Impact,"
Morning novel series
The broadcast was suspended again.
On March 22, 1995, marking the 70th anniversary of the broadcasting and television business, NHK officially changed its new logo from angular to rounded corners, and began to use "three eggs" (each egg is written with "N", "H", "K").
eggshell
For white, color edge).
NHK Second Generation Identification Mark (1995-March 30, 2020)
In April 1995, the channel extended its broadcasting hours from 5:00 am to 1:00 PM the following night.
In April 1995, NHK Radio 1 stopped broadcasting on Monday night (Tuesday dawn) between 1:00 and 5:00.
In April 1996, all-night weekend programming began on the integrated channel.
In April 1997, the integrated channel was officially broadcast 24 hours a day.
In April 1998, FM radio was officially broadcast 24 hours a day. NHK World Channel (now NHK Japan International Media English International Channel) began broadcasting (18 hours a day).
In April 1999, the Education Channel celebrated its 40th anniversary by extending its broadcasting time to 2:00 PM throughout the day. The daily broadcast time of NHK World Channel was extended to 19 hours.
In April 2000, the Education Channel officially aired 24 hours a day.
In April 2000, multichannel and FM radio launched Sunday late-night programming.
On December 1, 2000, BS satellite digital television began broadcasting.
Issue of the Women's International Civil Tribunal for War Criminals, July 2001. Japan was prosecuted from VAWW-NET (" Violence against War and Women "network). "ETV2001 was questioned for wartime use
Sexual violence
", improperly doctored the content of the interview (the judgment recognized only the responsibility of the production company, at NHK's request
reject
. VAWW-NET Japan appealed the case and began in July 2004
Trial on appeal
Start).
In November 2001, the Osaka Broadcasting Building was relocated and NHK Osaka Hall opened.
March 20, 2003.
Iraq War
Took place. Integrated television, Radio 1 and satellite 1 broadcast special reports on the war.
In March 2004, he opened "The Square of Tents for Everyone" to replace the open artist studio "The Square of Everyone Contact Hall".
On March 29, 2004, NHK News Good Morning Japan changed its weekday start time to 4:30.
From 20 to 21 October 2004, disaster information related to Typhoon 23, the most destructive typhoon of the Heisei years, was broadcast.
On October 23, 2004,
Niigata prefecture
During the Sino-Vietnam earthquake, information about the earthquake damage was provided by television and radio.
NHK Emergency Earthquake report
NHK Emergency Earthquake report
For the first time in the history of NHK, it was held from 19:30 on November 6 to 20:00 on November 7, 2004
charity
The long-running program "Voices of the Victims of the Movement · Now Our Business (NHK24 hours)". Relief donations and support messages for earthquake and typhoon victims in China and Vietnam were collected from all over the country. On the same day, it was reported that a strike against NHK Chairman Katsuji Kaiozawa was also scheduled, deliberately taking advantage of the fact that the 24-hour program was on the air.
Previously, NHK's broadcasts were limited to its own offices. Since 2004, NHK has been reselling programs to CS bureaus.
On September 20, 2005, NHK's rebirth plan was announced.
On October 3, 2005, the General Channel's daily start time was moved up to 4:20. On November 6, 2005, a reporter from NHK's Otsu branch set a fire in the city.
[4]
On 3 April 2006, funding cuts were made due to reduced income from listening fees, educational channels and
Digital satellite
Hd channels suspended for 24 hours.
On July 31, 2006, the Education Channel began a one-week test of 24-hour broadcasting.
On September 30, 2007, the satellite analog HD channel was discontinued.
On October 31, 2007, the satellite analog HD channel was discontinued.
At 12 noon on July 24, 2011, NHK officially stopped broadcasting terrestrial analog television and fully implemented digital television (but due to
March 11 Earthquake in Japan
The reason, in
Miyagi-ken
,
Iwate-ken
,
Fukushima-ken
Three hard-hit areas
Analog television
The termination of the signal transmission was postponed to March 2012).
[5]
NHK stops analog TV
NHK stops analog TV
On the evening of August 13, 2017, Japan's NHK television aired a special program called The Truth about Unit 731
[6]
Taking the audience closer to the largest and most dehumanizing event in human history
Biological warfare
Research center, face it
World War II
The most inhuman in history
Asia
Chapter.
At 10:00 on December 1, 2018, NHK's two ultra HD channels, NHK BS4K and NHK BS8K, were officially launched.
[7]
Japanese domestic TV common channel
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NHK BS4K
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NHK BS8K
Note: Satellite Channel 2 (BS2) was discontinued on April 1, 2011.
BShi
Since April 1, 2011, it has been changed to NHK BSプレミアム/ Satellite Premium Entertainment Channel (
NHK BS Premium
) The channel. NHK BSプレミアム/ NHK BS Premium analog channel ceased broadcasting on July 24, 2011.
Radio frequencies in Japan
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First broadcast
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Medium wave frequency
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Sapporo: Medium wave 567 KHZ
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Akita: Medium Wave 1503 KHZ
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Fukushima: Medium wave 1323 KHZ
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Niigata: Medium wave 837 KHZ
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Tokyo: Medium wave 594 KHZ
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Nagano: Mid-wave 819 KHZ
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Shizuoka: Medium wave 882 KHZ
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Nagoya: Mid-Wave 729 KHZ
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Osaka: Mid-wave 666 KHZ
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Tottori: Medium wave 1368 KHZ
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Hiroshima: Medium wave 1071 KHZ
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Fukuoka: Medium wave 612 KHZ
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Kumamoto: Medium wave 756 KHZ
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Nagasaki: Medium wave 684 KHZ
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Okinawa: Mid-wave 549 KHZ
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Second broadcast
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Medium wave power
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Sapporo: 747kHz
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Akita: 774kHz
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Fukushima: 1602kHz
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Niigata: 1593kHz
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Tokyo: 693kHz
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Nagano: 1467kHz
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Shizuoka: 639kHz
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Nagoya: 909kHz
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Osaka: 828kHZ
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Tottori: 1125kHz
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Hiroshima: 702kHz
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Fukuoka: 1017kHz
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Kumamoto: 873kHz
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Nagasaki: 1377kHz
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Okinawa: 1125kHz
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FM broadcast
NHK World
TV
NHK World TV is on
Hong Kong cable Television
Channel 154 and now Broadband TV (Hong Kong) Channel 865 broadcast the latest news and weather reports from Japan and around the world
NHKworld channel HD picture [8]
Multichannel Main city channel
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Tokyo 1ch
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Osaka 2ch
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Nagoya 3ch
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Fukuoka 3ch
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Sapporo 3ch
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Sendai 3ch
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Niigata 8ch
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Shizuoka 9ch
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Hiroshima 3ch
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Matsuyama 6ch
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List of NHK comprehensive television programs
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List of NHK educational television programs
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List of NHK satellite channel programs
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List of NHK radio programs
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List of NHK FM programs
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Regional information program
The main issue related to the government is the controversy over the need for the approval of the National Assembly to appoint business budget and management committee members (which is one of the reasons why NHK is considered a state-run broadcaster). NHK's editorial policy is sometimes seen as indirectly reflecting the government's ideology.
How to stay away from politics, especially from
The ruling party
Liberal Democratic Party
The relationship is not a new problem. In history, there has been ridicule
Yoshida Shigeru
variety's popular satirical "Sunday Entertainment Edition" was forced to close; Chairman Shimakatsu Jimoto's false defense at the National Assembly; Former Chairman Katsuji Kaiozawa s close relationship with the Liberal Democratic Party has also been discussed, including that he stopped broadcasting the News Station at the request of the Liberal Democratic Party and started broadcasting the News at 10 o 'clock. Under the Koizumi cabinet's special corporate reform, NHK was also guaranteed to maintain the status quo, the Political Department and the Japanese government
Comprehensive planning
The establishment of the office is seen as a result of the Liberal Democratic Party's policies.
So far, NHK has purchased overseas dramas such as Famous Detective ポワロ, Little Home on a Big Meadow and ER Emergency Room. If it happens in America
Terrorist attack
event-or
United States presidential election
When it comes to important international news, BS1 broadcasts footage from foreign television stations.
Play "Winter Love Song"
Dae Jang Geum
"And other South Korean TV dramas in Japan led to
Korean wave
. The fanatical scene caused by the broadcasting of Korean stars in the 7 o 'clock news on NHK has made NHK feel "guilty"
Public media
But push
Foreign culture
"Critique.
During broadcast time, if an earthquake or tsunami warning is issued, it will be played
Emergency alarm
Broadcasting, stopping ordinary programs using all channels and overseas international broadcasts to provide disaster-related information. It also uses TV secondary sound and radio 2 to broadcast for foreigners in Japan in English, Chinese,
Korean
· Korean,
Portuguese
Broadcast tsunami-related news. If it happens
intensity
Above six degrees
Felt earthquake
It also stopped all channels including international broadcasts from broadcasting normally, providing news related to the earthquake.
As for the current situation of NHK, including discussions on privatization, ensuring independence and transparency is a task for the future. Anglican
BBC
Considered a model in this regard, unlike NHK, the BBC is considered to be able to maintain its independence and get
Countries of the world
Widely trusted.
Some say that if NHK continues with its high cost, it could collapse if it is privatized. However, NHK's main revenue comes from listening licence fees, if based on the same basis as private broadcasting
Advertising revenue
Operation,
Business failure
The odds are not high. Some people think that NHK can suppress private broadcasting in order to increase its advertising revenue.
NHK is not allowed to earn revenue through advertising under the Broadcasting Law, and it is a characteristic of NHK to collect fees from TV viewers for its operations (it receives subsidies from the state for international broadcasting).
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Radio 1 - mostly reports, information, entertainment. (5 o 'clock base, 24 hours broadcast)
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Radio 2 - mainly educational programmes. Weather forecasts, stock market conditions and foreign language news are also available.
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FM radio - Classical music as the main body, broadcast a variety of music programs. In addition broadcast news and radio late night flights and so on.
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Integrated television - Terrestrial television broadcast. Including news programs and entertainment programs. There are also some educational programs. (4:20 as base, 24 hours)
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Digital Integrated television - The same content as integrated television in principle. However, a portion of Shizuoka TV's time tape and baseball broadcasts (nationwide) form multi subchannels to become separate programs.
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Educational television - Broadcast on terrestrial television. The programs are mostly educational. There are also art and music programs. (In principle, it is shown late at 5:00. End time varies according to the date)
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Satellite 1 TV - broadcasts domestic and international news, sports (major league games, etc.). It is broadcasted 24 hours a day at 5 o 'clock.
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Satellite TV 2 - Educational programmes, movies and other entertainment programmes
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Digital satellite high fidelity graphics TV - composed alone. Broadcast news, red and white music games, high school baseball, etc. simultaneously with the comprehensive TV broadcast. (From 5:00 AM to 2:00 PM)
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For international broadcasting of NHK programs to foreign countries, see "NHK World".
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It was anticipated that an analog hi-Fi video broadcast would be carried out, but according to the full implementation of the scheduled ground wave digitization plan in 2011, the plan was set back.
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Since 2006, the digital satellite high fidelity video broadcasting system has been reduced to 21 hours at 05:00 basis points due to the decrease in the income from broadcasting fees, and the three hours of late night broadcasting has been suspended except for emergency reports and special programs such as disasters and earthquakes.
In June 2006, NHK implemented major organizational changes, reducing the number of departments from 26 to 20. The most powerful departments are the management committee and the board of supervisors, followed by the chairman.
The following organizations under the President and Council are:
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Audit Office, Inspection Office, Compliance Promotion Office, Secretary Office, General Planning Office, Broadcasting Bureau, Viewers Bureau, Labor and Personnel Office, Technology Bureau, Accounting Bureau, General Affairs Bureau, research institutes (Broadcasting Culture Research Institute and Broadcasting Technology Research Institute) and television stations
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Under the General Administration of Broadcasting, there are production bureaus (including the first Production Center, the second Production Center, and the Satellite Production Center), reporting bureaus, broadcasting technology bureaus, international television stations, and overseas general bureaus.
Under the Bureau of viewers, there are three units: Viewer Service Bureau, Business Bureau and Publicity Bureau.
The management committee decides
Management policy
And other highest policy agencies. The term of office of members is three years. As representatives of viewers, the management committee is considered to supervise NHK activities. The current chairman is Kunio Ishihara.
NHK is a special corporation, and although it is funded by the government, it is also indirectly a burden to the public.
After World War II, NHK became a special corporation. Therefore, NHK is completely independent from the government and is a public broadcaster, not a state-run broadcaster. However, some people still regard NHK as a "state-run broadcasting" and regard NHK as a "state-run broadcasting"
News report
Consider it a "government report."
Current president
Successive presidents
The chairman is decided by the management committee. The term of office is 3 years. They used to come from outside NHK. Recent internal promotions account for the majority.
The previous presidents are as follows:
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Iwara Kenzo August 6, 1926 - July 12, 1936 (President of Shiba Production Company, Managing Director of Mitsui & Co., LTD., Chairman of Tokyo Broadcasting Corporation)
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Shiro Komori September 5, 1936 - May 15, 1943 (Communications Inspector, Tokyo Communications Director, full-time director of NHK)
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Hiroshi Shimomura May 15, 1943 - April 7, 1945 Taiwan Governor's Office Resident political chief, Asahi Shimbun vice president, resolution member of the House of Lords)
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Hachiro Ohashi April 21, 1945 - February 20, 1946 (Deputy Minister of Communications, Member of the Council of Lords, President of International Electrical Communications, President of Nippon Telecom and Telephone Corporation)
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Wakaburo Takano April 26, 1946 - April 5, 1949 Tokyo Imperial University Professor, Director, Ohara Institute of Social Studies)
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Furowatsu Tsuro May 30, 1949 - June 13, 1956 (Asahi Shimbun Director, Council Member of the House of Lords, full-time director of NHK)
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Kiyoshi Nagata June 13, 1956 - November 3, 1957 ( Keio University Professor, President of Nippon Rubber, President of Nissin Sugar)
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Hideo Nomura January 14, 1958 - October 17, 1960 Asahi Shimbun Representative Director, Kumamoto Daily Shimbun President, National Public Security Committee)
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Shinosuke Abe October 17, 1960 - July 9, 1964 (Director of Tokyo Daily Shimbun, Chairman of NHK Management Committee)
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Maeda Yoshitoku July 17, 1964 - July 16, 1973 (Asahi Shimbun Osaka Headquarters Foreign Reporting Director, NHK Broadcasting Director, Vice President)
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Yoshiro Ono July 17, 1973 - September 4, 1976 (Vice Minister of Postal Affairs, Full-time Director of NHK, Vice Chairman)
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Koichi Sakamoto September 21, 1976 - July 2, 1982 (Graduates of the first NHK School)
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Masato Kawahara July 3, 1982 - July 2, 1988 (President of NHK Art Center, Full-time Director of NHK)
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Yoshizo Ikeda July 3, 1988 - April 4, 1989 (Chairman of Mitsui Corporation)
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Shijima Katsuji April 12, 1989 - July 16, 1991 (NHK USA Director, Deputy Director, General Bureau of Broadcasting, Full-time Director, Vice President)
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Kamio Kawaguchi July 31, 1991 - July 30, 1997 (NHK Drama Director, Full-time Director)
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Kaisawa Katsuji July 31, 1997 - January 25, 2005 (NHK Political Department Reporter, Political Director, Director, President of NHK Corporation)
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Hashimoto Motoichi January 25, 2005 - Present (NHK Technology Bureau Planning Director, Technical Director, Full-time Director, Chief Engineer)
NHK's current anchors can be found on its website. Some retired anchors will appear in radio news broadcasts, stock market conditions, and so on.
List of anchors
The retirement age of NHK is 57 years old, but a large number of anchors are transferred to the NHK Broadcasting training Center or the Japanese Language Center.
male
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Aikawa Hiroshi - Host "Red and White Song Battle", etc.
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Akashi Isamu - "Small Trip" etc. Currently hosts radio late night flights.
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Shiro Akiyama - Now plays the role of guide for the FM radio "Noh Raku Appreciation".
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Osamu Arakawa
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Iiwa Chang Yang
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Ishii Jong-Zaburo
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Ishida Takeshi
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Junichi Ishibashi
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o Ishibashi Shinzo - used to be the commentator for the "Big Sumo Broadcast" special episode. At present, he is the guide of "Grand Sumo · First Class wrestler".
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ITO (golden) two
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Imafuki - "NHK News", etc.
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Kaiichi
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Yuichiro Okoka (currently an anchor at TV Tokyo)
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Otsuka Fanichi - "Riddle 100 percent"
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kochuku
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Hiroshi Ogawa - "ジェスチャー", etc.
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Koichi Okino
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The three provinces of Hexi
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Shiro Kajiwara
-
Tatsuo Kaneko
-
Yin-shan Wu Man
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Yoshiaki Kawabata - "NHK News 7", etc. He is currently the Director of the Radio Center of the General Administration of Broadcasting
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Takeo Kawahara
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Kawai Asokiyoshi
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Norio Kijima - "Red flags" etc.
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Kitazide Kiyogoro - Host sports, etc. Retired as a sumo commentator.
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Semen amabilis - Live sports, NHK News ワイド.
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Junzo Kubota
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Marsanryu Kubota
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Reiko Kurihara
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Hiroshi Koizumi - The actor.
-
Gokita Takenobu
-
Koike Bo
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Hideji Kosaka - Transferred to TBS as sumo critic and dentist.
-
Masatsugi Kotaka - Lawyer.
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Saito Yoshio - "NHK News", etc. He now hosts "Radio Late Night Flights" every Thursday.
-
Hiroshi Sakai - "Hello Madam" etc.
-
Muzaka Matsuhiko - Sports facts etc.
-
Katsuichi Sato - Now also serves as radio's "NHK News".
-
Mitsuhiro Sato - Host.
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Shimamura Shunji - Sports facts etc.
-
Shimura Masahiro - Sports facts, etc.
-
Sugiyama Kunihiro - Big sumo and other sports. He currently works as a sumo reporter.
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Kenji Suzuki - "An Invitation to History", "Puzzle Face White Study Class", etc.
-
Suzuki Fumya - Sports facts, etc.
-
Sekiguchi Iwa - Now radio "NHK News".
-
Takeshi Kanino - Now the radio's "NHK News".
-
Seta Mitsuhiko - Now radio's "NHK News".
-
Masho Chida
-
Keichiro Takahashi
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Keizo Takahashi - has hosted "My Secret" etc.
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Takei Yasuhiko - Now radio's "NHK News".
-
Tachikiyama Hirohashi
-
Tatano Naomitsu (now narrating "Hokkaido Heritage" on the Hokkaido local integrated television broadcast)
-
Tatano Moro
-
Kazuo Tamaru - Now an MBS anchor.
-
Natsuki Terauchi - freelance broadcaster
-
Ichiki Teratani
-
Masao Tomon - Sports facts, etc.
-
Toshiyuki Doi - Now a TBS anchor.
-
Kaoru Nakata - is now the director of the NHK Broadcasting Museum
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Nakanishi Dragon - "Japanese Melody", etc.
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Katsuhiro Nakamura - "Sundae Sports" etc.
-
Satoshi Nakamura - Now radio's "NHK News".
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Katsuto Naito - Used to host Grand Sumo wrestling, Olympic Games, high school baseball broadcasts, etc. Now he plays the role of guide of "Big Sumo · First class wrestler's full selection group", and introduces the tracks of "Famous Song Small Box".
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Natori - Freelance broadcaster, radio drama actor. He is now the anchor of "Sign Language News 845" on NHK.
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Nishizawa Shohei - "NHK News", etc.
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Yoshio Nishida - Sports Live, NHK commentator.
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Shiro Noase. - Dear old man.
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Taiji Nomura - "Artist Studio 102".
-
Hara Kazuo
-
Hiragawa unique
-
Yukio Fukushima
-
Shizuo Hoshi - Now the radio anchor of "NHK News".
-
Shuichi Fujikura
-
Let's go to Mukang
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Naohiro Soda - Current TBS anchor.
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Matsuchi is the third
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Matsuhira Satsumi
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Yasuo Miyagawa
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Shunji Miyagawa - "Late Night Daily" etc.
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Miyada Yuki
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Kohei Morikawa
-
Hiroshi Morimoto
-
Hariro Yagi
-
Shizuo Yamakawa
-
Jiro Yamada
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Kazuyuki Yamamoto - Now works at the Hirosaki bureau of Aomori TV.
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Yokoyama Yoshio - Now radio "NHK News".
-
Seichi Yoshikawa
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Yoshida Takashi - Currently working as a doctor, actor.
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Mitsuo Yoshimura
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Tadamo Yoshimoto - Now works as NHK World and Radio Japan News anchor.
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Wada Nobuxian
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Toshio Watanabe
female
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Yuko Ikeda - Actress, freelance broadcaster.
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Yoshiko Ishii
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Utagawa Qingjiang
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Miko Kaga
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Yoko Komiyama - The narrator. After retiring, he served as a member of the Senate. He is currently a member of the House of Representatives (Democratic Party).
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Mandai Kusano
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Junko Kubo - "NHK News 11", "Project X", etc.
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Tomoko Akuda - Narrator.
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Shigeixiao Ko
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Sumaka Katsu
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Tamata Takako - "Good Morning Japan" etc. Retire after marriage.
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Aki Nakai
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Hatake
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Kumiko Hirose
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Horie さゆみ
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Yukiko Murata
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Megumi Okamoto
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Mizuko Ryomi
People who worked at NHK in the past (other than anchors)
male
-
Hiroshi Aida
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Akira Ikegami
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Naotoku Isoimura
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Takashi Kamisugi
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Tetsuu Ueda
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Rei Okubo
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Tsuntaro Ota
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Koyo Ono
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Interangular carina
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The leading tree
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苅 Tian Jiudu
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Jun Kimura (Film Director)
-
Taro Kimura
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The history of walnut farming
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Goro Koide
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Gohei Sano
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Takashima Yoshihisa
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Jin Ryuemura
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Takahata Hiko Yamemon
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Ryuichi Tejima (Washington bureau chief, now diplomatic correspondent)
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Nakajima Yojiro (former Member of the House of Representatives)
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Lin's bamboo pills
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Hirano Jiro (NHK News TODAY, etc.)
-
Yukio Fumachi
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Kiyoshi Mizuno
female
-
Miyazaki Green (News Center 9:00, etc.) is now Chiba University of Commerce Professor, Department of Policy Information
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female
-
Emi Shinohara
-
Yuka Koyama
-
Mayumi Yuasa
-
male
-
Ken Kanada
-
Fujiwara Katsuya
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Hiroshi Isobe
-
Akato Omori
female
male
-
Ken Kanada
-
Fujiwara Katsuya
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Akato Omori
The following R1, R2, FM, GT, ET, DG and DE are respectively the 1st, 2nd, FM broadcasting and general, education, digital general, and digital general, respectively.
Digital education
Wait for the TV. The dot is the channel the broadcasting Bureau is responsible for rebroadcasting.
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Call letters
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prefecture
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Broadcasting bureau
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Start date
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R1
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R2
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FM
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GT
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ET
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DG
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DE
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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JOAK
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March 22, 1925
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOBK
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June 1, 1925
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOCK
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July 15, 1925
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOFK
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July 6, 1928
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOGK
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Kumamoto
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June 16, 1928
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOHK
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June 16, 1928
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOIK
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June 5th, 1928
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOJK
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April 15, 1930
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOKK
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Okayama
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February 1st, 1931
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOLK
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Fukuoka
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December 6, 1930
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JONK
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March 8, 1931
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOOK
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June 24, 1932
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOPK
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March 21, 1931
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOQK
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Niigata
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November 11, 1931
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JORK
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March 22, 1932
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOSK
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February 10, 1963
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOTK
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March 7, 1932
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOUK
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Akita
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February 26, 1932
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOVK
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February 6, 1932
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOXK
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Tokushima
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July 23, 1933
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOZK
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Matsuyama
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July 1, 1948
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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Call letters
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prefecture
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Broadcasting bureau
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Start date
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R1
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R2
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FM
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GT
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ET
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DG
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DE
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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JOAB
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July 1, 1948
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-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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JOBB
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July 1, 1948
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-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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JOCB
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January 1st, 1949
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-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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JOFB
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July 1, 1948
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-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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JOGB
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Kumamoto
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July 1, 1948
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-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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JOHB
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July 1, 1948
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-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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JOIB
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July 1, 1948
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-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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JOJB
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July 1, 1948
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-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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JOKB
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Okayama
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July 1, 1948
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-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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JOLB
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Fukuoka
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July 1, 1948
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-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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JONB
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November 11, 1948
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-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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JOPB
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January 1st, 1949
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-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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JOQB
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Niigata
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January 1st, 1949
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-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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JORB
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December 1st, 1948
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-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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JOSB
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February 10, 1963
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-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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JOTB
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July 1, 1948
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-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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JOUB
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Akita
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July 1, 1948
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-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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JOVB
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January 3, 1949
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-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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JOXB
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Tokushima
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July 23, 1933
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-
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-
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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JOZB
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Matsuyama
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July 1, 1948
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-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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Call letters
|
prefecture
|
Broadcasting bureau
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Start date
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R1
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R2
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FM
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GT
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ET
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DG
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DE
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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JOAG
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September 20, 1933
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
|
low
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-
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JOCG
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September 4, 1933
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low
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-
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low
|
low
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-
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low
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-
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JODG
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July 19, 1933
|
low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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-
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-
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JOFG
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Fukui
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July 13, 1933
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOHG
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Kagoshima
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October 26, 1935
|
low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOIG
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Toyama
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December 13th, 1935
|
low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOJG
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November 30, 1936
|
low
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-
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low
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low
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-
|
low
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-
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JOKG
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December 21, 1937
|
low
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-
|
low
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low
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-
|
low
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-
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JOLG
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Tottori
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December 14, 1936
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOMG
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Miyazaki
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March 24, 1937
|
low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOOG
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November 22, 1936
|
low
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-
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low
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low
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-
|
low
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-
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JOPG
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February 26, 1938
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
|
low
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-
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JOQG
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Morioka
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August 7, 1938
|
low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOTG
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April 17, 1941
|
low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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JOUG
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April 15, 1962
|
low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
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Call letters
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prefecture
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Broadcasting bureau
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Start date
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R1
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R2
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FM
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GT
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ET
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DG
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DE
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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JOAC
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July 20, 1949
|
-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
|
low
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JOCC
|
April 25th, 1950
|
-
|
low
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-
|
-
|
low
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-
|
low
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JODC
|
December 1st, 1948
|
-
|
low
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-
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
-
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JOFC
|
Fukui
|
December 1st, 1948
|
-
|
low
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-
|
-
|
low
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-
|
low
|
|
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JOHC
|
Kagoshima
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December 31, 1948
|
-
|
low
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-
|
-
|
low
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-
|
low
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|
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JOIC
|
Toyama
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January 3, 1949
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
-
|
low
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-
|
low
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|
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JOJC
|
December 1st, 1948
|
-
|
low
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-
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
low
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||
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JOKC
|
April 25th, 1950
|
-
|
low
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-
|
-
|
low
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-
|
low
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||
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JOLC
|
Tottori
|
April 25th, 1950
|
-
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low
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-
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-
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low
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-
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low
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|
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JOMC
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Miyazaki
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March 25, 1950
|
-
|
low
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-
|
-
|
low
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-
|
low
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|
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JOOC
|
April 25th, 1950
|
-
|
low
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-
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
low
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JOPC
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April 25th, 1950
|
-
|
low
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-
|
-
|
low
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-
|
low
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JOQC
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March 25, 1950
|
-
|
low
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-
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
low
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JOTC
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July 1st, 1951
|
-
|
low
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-
|
-
|
low
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-
|
low
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JOUC
|
April 15, 1962
|
-
|
low
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-
|
-
|
low
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-
|
low
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Call letters
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prefecture
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Broadcasting bureau
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Start date
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R1
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R2
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FM
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GT
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ET
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DG
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DE
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JOAP
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Okinawa
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May 15, 1972
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low
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-
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low
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low
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-
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low
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-
|
|
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JOBP
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March 31, 1970
|
-
|
-
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low
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-
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-
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-
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-
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JOEP
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March 28, 1970
|
-
|
-
|
low
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-
|
-
|
low
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-
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||
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JOFP
|
Fukushima
|
February 12, 1941
|
low
|
-
|
low
|
low
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
|
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JOGP
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June 22, 1970
|
-
|
-
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low
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-
|
-
|
-
|
-
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JOHP
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May 17, 1944
|
low
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-
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low
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low
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-
|
low
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-
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JOIP
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June 2, 1941
|
low
|
-
|
low
|
low
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-
|
low
|
-
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||
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JOKP
|
Kitami
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January 1st, 1942
|
low
|
-
|
low
|
low
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-
|
low
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-
|
|
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JOLP
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Saitama
|
April 1, 2001
|
-
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
|
|
JOMP
|
August 28, 1971
|
-
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
||
|
JONP
|
tianjin
|
March 28, 1970
|
-
|
-
|
low
|
low
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
|
|
JOOP
|
Gifu
|
March 26, 1971
|
-
|
-
|
low
|
low
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
|
|
JOPP
|
March 27, 1970
|
-
|
-
|
low
|
low
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
||
|
JOQP
|
November 1, 1982
|
low
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
||
|
January 21, 1970
|
-
|
-
|
low
|
low
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
|||
|
JORP
|
Wakayama
|
April 20, 1970
|
-
|
-
|
low
|
low
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
|
|
JOSP
|
Saga
|
May 15, 1948
|
low
|
-
|
low
|
low
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
|
|
JOTP
|
Front axle
|
May 15, 1972
|
-
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
|
|
JOUP
|
Nara
|
March 27, 1971
|
-
|
-
|
low
|
low
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
|
Call letters
|
prefecture
|
Broadcasting bureau
|
Start date
|
R1
|
R2
|
FM
|
GT
|
ET
|
DG
|
DE
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
JOAD
|
Okinawa
|
May 15, 1972
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
low
|
|
|
JOFD
|
Fukushima
|
June 1st, 1951
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
low
|
|
|
JOHD
|
June 29, 1958
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
low
|
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JOID
|
April 25th, 1950
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
low
|
||
|
JOKD
|
Kitami
|
March 25, 1950
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
low
|
|
|
JOSD
|
Saga
|
June 1st, 1951
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
-
|
low
|
-
|
low
|
On January 29, 2007, the Tokyo High Court amended its ruling regarding NHK's speculation about the intentions of lawmakers
Feature program
"How to Judge War" Episode 2 content of the lawsuit made
Judgment of second instance
It found that NHK abused and gave up its editorial rights protected by the Constitution, and damaged the expectation and trust of the plaintiff's civil group War and Violence against Women in the TV program, and ordered NHK and two program production companies to pay 2 million yen in compensation to the plaintiff.
June 24, 2009, "Japan
Li Denghui
Masajin Pomihara, Director General of the Society of Friends, told a reporter from the Central News Agency that one of the episodes of NHK's special program "Asia's First Class Countries" titled "Japan's First Colonies:
Taiwan
> The content is against the facts, extremely bad quality, in violation of Japan's"
Broadcast method
"And NHK received the deed, 8,391 people believe that mental damage, will be filed with the Tokyo District Court
Class action
For breach of contract, he asked NHK to pay 10,000 yen per person. Hideki Nagayama, President of the Taiwan Research Forum in Japan, Yoshiko Sakurai, a Japanese political commentator, and former national policy advisor to the Presidential Office
Kim Meiling
Ko Desan, an 87-year-old Taiwanese who has appeared on the show repeatedly, has criticized the show. 6 October 2009,"
Sankei Shimbun
On June 22 of the same year, NHK sent people to Taiwan to ask Taiwanese who had appeared on the show to sign a document it had put forward to cancel the protest against the show's use of the "Japan-Taiwan War" to describe the Japanese government's repression of Taiwan and the "human zoo" to describe the performance of the 1910 Japan-British Exposition
Taiwan ethnic minorities
, put"
Restricted use
Formosan
It is said that "the use of Chinese language is prohibited" and the Taiwanese are called
Han Chinese
; Some signed, and some refused to sign, demanding that NHK correct the content.
However, senior figures at NHK have recently made surprising remarks on historical issues, thus causing the family to
Public media
Institutional politics
neutrality
Be questioned. A copy from last month
Meeting minutes
Further raising doubts, namely
Prime Minister of Japan
Shinzo Abe
Trying to use NHK as a personal tool.
January 28, 2014, NHK
Xinhui
Nagmomi said he had reflected on the matter
Comfort woman
I think the speech is very inappropriate.
Momi accompanied the army in response to Momi
Comfort women issue
In a management committee meeting on January 28, 2014, NHK Management Chairman Kenichiro Hamada warned, "I have to say that expressing my personal opinion on an issue that has many different opinions is a slight of my position as the head of Japan's public broadcasting organization," and called for efforts to restore trust.
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Katsuto Momi, chairman of NHK, said in a parliamentary reply in Tokyo on February 5, 2014 that he retracted his previous comments regarding the prime minister
Abe
Call on
Yasukuni Jinjia
All personal views on such issues.
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Associated Press
Comments on February 9, 2014, because of this series of events, Abe's influence on the appointment of NHK personnel became the focus of the topic, the minutes of the NHK management committee meeting on the 14th month deepened the suspicion that Abe was trying to take advantage of this huge
News media
Carry out
nationalism
Advocate. At the meeting, Abe appointed
Old guard
Characters give their opinions on NHK programs.
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The British magazine
The Economist
"(
The Economist
An article titled "My Country is Right, or More Right" was published on February 8, 2014. According to the article, the senior officials of the Japanese Broadcasting Association (NHK) have been making right-wing remarks recently, which may just be the case
Shinzo Abe
Hope to see.
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America
NBC
Television broadcast
Olympic Games
There was a broken one at the opening ceremony
Map of China
, classics
Global Times
Several colleagues checked and asked reporters sent to the Olympic site when the ring, can confirm that this
map
It was added by NBC during the broadcast, not by the Japanese Olympic Organizing Committee
Television picture
(NHK) own. Reporters at the scene did not know about the incident, English media to
Beijing time
There were no reports of the incident at 1:30 a.m. Saturday. in
Twitter
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