The NHK Niigata Broadcasting Station (NHK新潟放送局, NHK Niigata Hoso Kyoku) is a unit of the NHK that oversees terrestrial broadcasting in Niigata Prefecture.
History
Radio station JOQK made its test broadcasts on October 25, 1931, and started regular broadcasts on November 11 the same year.[1] It was the thirteenth NHK station and radio station overall in Japan to start broadcasts.[2] Initially broadcasting on 625kc, the frequency changed to 800kc on March 7, 1932, later on June 7, 920kc.[1] NHK Radio 2 (initially sharing the JOQK calls) made its first broadcast in 1946; the station adopted the JOQB calls in 1948.[1]
Television broadcasts from Mount Yahiko started on December 1, 1958, on VHF channel 2.[1] To prevent Sporadic E propagation from the Utsukushigahara transmitter in Nagano Prefecture, the station moved to channel 8 on April 1, 1962. NHK Educational Television (JOQB-TV) started broadcasting on November 1, 1962, on channel 12.[1]
A snowstorm hit the prefecture in January 1963, forcing NHK to build an emergency reporting facility in Sanjo.[1] TV color broadcasts started on December 16, 1963, with NTT's eastern circuit achieving colorization of television stations at this time. NHK Educational TV followed on April 1, 1964.[1]
Niigata programming was added to NHK Plus in October 2022.[3]
References
- ^ a b c d e f g 50 Years of JOQK With Everyone, NHK Niigata Broadcasting Station, 22 March 1982
- ^ ラジオ局開局順位一覧(AM・県域FM)
- ^ "NHKプラスで"ご当地ニュース"の地域を10月に拡大" (PDF). NHK広報局. 2022-09-07. Retrieved 2023-01-27.
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Organization | Managing Committee | - Nobuyuki Koga (president)
- Kazuo Sakakibara(interim president)
- Nobuko Akashi
- Seiji Isoyama
- Toru Okusa (fulltime)
- Yutaka Ozaki
- Yuyoshi Sakamoto
- Yoshihiro Iki
- Fuwa Yasu
- Kaori Maeda
- Eri Misuo
- Akitsugu Murata
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Former presidents | - Kenzo Iwahara
- Shichiro Komori
- Hiroshi Shimomura
- Hachiro Ohashi
- Iwasaburo Takano
- Tetsuo Furugaki
- Kiyoshi Nagata
- Hideo Nomura
- Shinosuke Abe
- Yoshinori Maeda
- Yoshiro Ono
- Choichi Sakamoto
- Masato Kawahara
- Yoshizo Ikeda
- Keiji Shima
- Mikio Kawaguchi
- Katsuji Ebisawa
- Genichi Hashimoto
- Shigeo Fukuchi
- Masayuki Matsumoto
- Katsuhito Momii
- Ryoichi Ueda
- Akinori Maeda
- Nobuo Inaba
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Former vice-presidents | - Taeko Nagai
- Yoshinori Imai
- Naomichi Ono
- Hikaru Domoto
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Services | Television channels | Television | - General TV
- Educational TV
- BS
- BSP4K
- BS8K
- NHK World TV
- NHK World Premium (partially unscrambled)
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Radio | - Radio 1
- Radio 2
- FM
- NHK World-Japan
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Other services | - NHK+
- NHK Net Radio Rajiru★Rajiru
- NHK Hybridcast
- Data Online
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Former | - UHF TV Experimental Station
- Hi-Vision Test Service
- BS2
- BShi
- Digital Radio
- 8K Test Service
- Oneseg 2
- BS1
- BS Premium
- BS4K
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Other services | - NHK broadcasting format
- NHK World-Japan
- NHK-BS
- NHK News
- NHK Online
- NHK On Demand
- NHK Netclub
- NHK Archives Portal
- NHK Huayu Shijie
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NHK | General | - Niigata 1
- Toyama 3
- Kanazawa (Ishikawa) 1
- Fukui 1
- Nagano 1
- Kofu (Yamanashi) 1
- Shizuoka 1
- Nagoya (Aichi) 3
- Gifu 3
- Tsu (Mie) 3
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Educational | - (Niigata, Toyama, Kanazawa, Fukui, Nagano, Kofu, Shizuoka, Tokai Region) - 2
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Notes: 1Fukui Broadcasting is a dual-affiliated station with NNN/NNS as its primary affiliate and ANN as its secondary affiliate |