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In 1966, Nagoya TV began to broadcast the first live broadcast program produced by the company, "Madam, 30 Minutes with You". This program was also Japan's first housewife-oriented information program produced by a local station. [5]: 61 In the same year, Nagoya TV also produced the first TV series "100 Scenes of Couples".
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So, the broadcasting company constructs a network with other regions, and with this network establishes the exchange of news or programs. The broadcasting companies which send out many programs to these networks are called key stations. Presently the broadcasting stations located in Tokyo send out the programs for the whole country.
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[1]: 16 In terms of joining the network, Chubu-Nippon Broadcasting and Tokai Television Broadcasting had already established a very solid network relationship at that time, but Nagoya Broadcasting Network broadcast programs from both Nippon Television and NET at the same time (the ratio was 60% to 40%); therefore, Chukyo UHF TV decided to ...
A variety of productions such as films, variety shows, musical shows and TV dramas (such as the family comedy Yūge-mae (Before Supper), the first dorama in history, broadcast live in four episodes over three nights [18]) saw the light, laying the foundations for the development of the television and electronics industry after the Second World ...