Japanese television refers to the broadcasting system in Japan that delivers television programming to viewers through various channels. It includes a mix of public and private broadcasters, with the most prominent including NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation), which is Japan’s national public broadcaster, and multiple commercial networks such as TBS, Fuji TV, and NTV. Japanese television features a wide array of content, including news, dramas, variety shows, anime, and films, catering to diverse audiences. The industry is notable for its unique cultural productions, innovative formats, and significant influence on popular culture both within Japan and internationally, especially through the global popularity of anime and J-drama. Japanese television is characterized by high production values and often integrates advanced technology into its programming. The viewing landscape includes traditional broadcasting, cable, satellite, and increasingly, streaming services.
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