Japanese TV refers to the television broadcasting industry in Japan, encompassing a range of programming that includes drama series, variety shows, news, documentaries, and anime. The term also highlights the influence of Japanese culture in television media, as well as the distinctive styles and formats unique to Japanese productions. Japanese TV is known for its high production values, creativity, and diversity in content, appealing both to domestic viewers and international audiences. Major broadcasting networks such as NHK, Fuji TV, NTV, and TBS play significant roles in delivering content across various genres. Additionally, Japanese TV has contributed to the global popularity of anime and has become a significant part of Japan’s cultural export.
"1 Oku-nin no Daishitsumon!? Waratte Koraete!" moves to a new time slot: Saturdays at 7:56 p.m., aiming to attract new viewers while retaining its loyal audience. The show, hosted by…