Japanese television refers to the broadcasting industry in Japan, encompassing various television channels, programs, and the cultural significance of TV as a medium. It includes both terrestrial and satellite broadcasts, featuring a range of content such as dramas, variety shows, news, anime, and documentaries. Japanese television has a rich history, transitioning from black and white broadcasts to color and digital formats, and it has significantly influenced Japanese culture and society. The industry is known for its high production values, creativity, and the unique styles of storytelling often seen in its programming. Additionally, it plays a vital role in shaping public opinion, entertainment, and even trends within Japan and sometimes beyond, especially through the global popularity of anime. Major television networks in Japan include NHK (the national public broadcaster), Fuji TV, TBS, NTV, and TV Asahi, among others.
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