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'''Nippon Television Network Corporation''' {{Nihongo|日本テレビ放送網|Nihonterebihōsōmō}} was established in 1952 and began to broadcast in [[1953]], making it the first commercial television broadcaster in Japan. In [[1969]], the founder of Nippon, [[wikipedia:Matsutarō Shōriki|Matsutarō Shōriki]] died at age 84. With it's founder gone, Nippon Television Network Corporation went on to broadcasted a wide variety of shows, even forming it's own news network. In [[2003]] it's internal network name was changed to just '''Nippon Television''' {{Nihongo|日本テレビ|Nihonterebi}} and in [[2014]] it was changed for the last time, to '''Nippon TV''' {{nihongo|日本テレビ|Nihonterebi}}. | '''Nippon Television Network Corporation''' {{Nihongo|日本テレビ放送網|Nihonterebihōsōmō}} was established in 1952 and began to broadcast in [[1953]], making it the first commercial television broadcaster in Japan. In [[1969]], the founder of Nippon, [[wikipedia:Matsutarō Shōriki|Matsutarō Shōriki]] died at age 84. With it's founder gone, Nippon Television Network Corporation went on to broadcasted a wide variety of shows, even forming it's own news network. In [[2003]] it's internal network name was changed to just '''Nippon Television''' {{Nihongo|日本テレビ|Nihonterebi}} and in [[2014]] it was changed for the last time, to '''Nippon TV''' {{nihongo|日本テレビ|Nihonterebi}}. | ||
Nippon is known for broadcasting a wide variety of shows, including [[tokusatsu]] shows. One such example is ''[[Assault! Human]]'' which was a [[1972]] live show co-produced by Nippon and | Nippon is known for broadcasting a wide variety of shows, including [[tokusatsu]] shows. One such example is ''[[Assault! Human]]'' which was a [[1972]] live show co-produced by Nippon and [[Toho]]. | ||
==Good Morning! Kid's Show== | ==Good Morning! Kid's Show== | ||
'''Good Morning! Kid's Show''' (おはよう!こどもショー{{Whijcs}}, ''Ohayō! Kodomo Shō'') was a Japanese weekday morning segment for small children aired on Nippon Television which featured multiple monster-themed superhero variety shows as well as animes, sports shows, and many others. The segment was aired from [[1965]] to [[1980]], although the [[tokusatsu]] shows didn't start until [[1972]] and ended in [[1975]]. Over this four year period, only four superhero shows were aired; ''[[w:c:ultra:Redman (series)|Redman]]'', ''[[Go! Godman]]'', ''[[Go! Greenman]]'', and ''[[Go! Ushiwaka Koujirou]]''. | '''Good Morning! Kid's Show''' (おはよう!こどもショー{{Whijcs}}, ''Ohayō! Kodomo Shō'') was a Japanese weekday morning segment for small children aired on Nippon Television which featured multiple monster-themed superhero variety shows as well as animes, sports shows, and many others. The segment was aired from [[1965]] to [[1980]], although the [[tokusatsu]] shows didn't start until [[1972]] and ended in [[1975]]. Over this four year period, only four superhero shows were aired; ''[[w:c:ultra:Redman (series)|Redman]]'', ''[[Go! Godman]]'', ''[[Go! Greenman]]'', and ''[[Go! Ushiwaka Koujirou]]''. | ||
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*''[[Agon: Atomic Dragon]]'' | *''[[Agon: Atomic Dragon]]'' | ||
===1970s=== | ===1970s=== | ||
*''[[Assault! Human]]'' (co-produced with | *''[[Assault! Human]]'' (co-produced with [[Toho]] and Mo-Bull) | ||
*''[[Go! Greenman]]'' (co-produced with Toho) | *''[[Go! Greenman]]'' (co-produced with Toho) | ||
*''[[Flying Saucer War Bankid]]'' (co-produced with Toho) | *''[[Flying Saucer War Bankid]]'' (co-produced with Toho) | ||
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nippon second logo.png|Nippon Television logo used from 2003-2013 | nippon second logo.png|Nippon Television logo used from 2003-2013 | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==External | ==External Links== | ||
*[http://www.ntv.co.jp/english/ Official Nippon TV website] | *[http://www.ntv.co.jp/english/ Official Nippon TV website] | ||
{{Era|REL|NTV}} | {{Era|REL|NTV}} | ||
[[Category:Companies]] | [[Category:Companies]] | ||
[[Category:The Real World]] | [[Category:The Real World]] | ||
Revision as of 05:54, 4 March 2017
Nippon TV (日本テレビ Nihonterebi) is a Japanese television network.
History
Nippon Television Network Corporation (日本テレビ放送網 Nihonterebihōsōmō) was established in 1952 and began to broadcast in 1953, making it the first commercial television broadcaster in Japan. In 1969, the founder of Nippon, Matsutarō Shōriki died at age 84. With it's founder gone, Nippon Television Network Corporation went on to broadcasted a wide variety of shows, even forming it's own news network. In 2003 it's internal network name was changed to just Nippon Television (日本テレビ Nihonterebi) and in 2014 it was changed for the last time, to Nippon TV (日本テレビ Nihonterebi).
Nippon is known for broadcasting a wide variety of shows, including tokusatsu shows. One such example is Assault! Human which was a 1972 live show co-produced by Nippon and Toho.
Good Morning! Kid's Show
Good Morning! Kid's Show (おはよう!こどもショーTemplate:Whijcs, Ohayō! Kodomo Shō) was a Japanese weekday morning segment for small children aired on Nippon Television which featured multiple monster-themed superhero variety shows as well as animes, sports shows, and many others. The segment was aired from 1965 to 1980, although the tokusatsu shows didn't start until 1972 and ended in 1975. Over this four year period, only four superhero shows were aired; Redman, Go! Godman, Go! Greenman, and Go! Ushiwaka Koujirou.
Productions
1960s
1970s
- Assault! Human (co-produced with Toho and Mo-Bull)
- Go! Greenman (co-produced with Toho)
- Flying Saucer War Bankid (co-produced with Toho)
Gallery
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Nippon Television Network Corporation logo used from 1952-2002
Nippon Television logo used from 2003-2013
External Links
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