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NHK: Japan's Amazing Storytellers!

NHK is like a super-powered TV and radio station in Japan that tells stories and shares news with everyone!

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NHK-Hall 2016

NHK-Hall 2016

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NHK-G ID map (zh)
Photos – NHK Trophy 2017 – Ladies (Medalists) (10)
NHK Broadcasting Center 2016
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NHK-G ID map (ja)
NHK Museum
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iPad App 'i3DSteroid' 3D anaglyph : from NHK TV 'NHK Special Everest'
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NHK-E ID map (zh)

Key Facts

Broadcasting Company
Japan Broadcasting Corporation.
Started Broadcasting
In the early 20th century.
First in the World
To broadcast in high-definition (Hi-Vision) and 8K.
Funding Method
Funded by viewers' television license fees.

Meet the TV and Radio Superstars!

Imagine a giant company that makes lots of different TV shows and radio programs for people in Japan. That's NHK! They have regular TV channels, special channels for learning, and even super-duper clear TV that looks almost real! They also have many radio stations. It’s like having a whole building full of storytellers and news reporters ready to share with you!

Where Did NHK Come From?

NHK started a long, long time ago, even before your parents were born! It was the very first place in the whole world to broadcast TV shows in super high-definition, which made pictures look amazing. They were also the first to show pictures that were even clearer, like looking through a magic window! They’ve always been good at sharing new ways to watch and listen.

Why NHK is So Cool!

NHK is special because it’s not owned by just one person or company. It’s funded by the people who watch its shows, like a big team effort! This means they can focus on making great programs that everyone can enjoy, from fun cartoons to important news. They also have a special international channel called NHK World-Japan to share Japanese culture with the rest of the world!

NHK's Awesome Powers!

NHK has many amazing powers! They can broadcast on regular TVs, super clear TVs, and even on the radio. They also have a special service called NHK World-Japan that lets people all over the globe watch and listen. It’s like they have a magic wand that can send stories and information everywhere, making sure everyone stays connected and informed.

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