„Japonská televize“ translates to „Japanese television“ in English. It refers to the television broadcasting system and its programming in Japan. Japanese television encompasses various genres including dramas, variety shows, animated series (anime), news, and documentaries. The television industry in Japan is well-known for its innovative approach to content creation, particularly in anime, which has gained international popularity.
Historically, Japanese television began in the mid-20th century, with the first broadcast occurring in 1953. Since then, it has evolved significantly, with the introduction of color broadcasting, digital transmission, and high-definition content. Major networks in Japan include NHK (the national public broadcaster), Fuji TV, Nippon TV, and TBS, each offering a variety of programming that reflects both traditional Japanese culture and modern entertainment trends.
Japanese television also plays a crucial role in shaping popular culture in Japan and has a significant influence on trends in fashion, technology, and lifestyle both domestically and internationally. It serves as a primary source of entertainment and information for the Japanese public.
Akira Kawashima byl jmenován nejoblíbenějším moderátorem v Japonsku a poprvé se dostal na první místo v žebříčku. Kawashima uchvacuje charisma, rychlým vtipem a uklidňující přítomností na TBS "Ravit!" ranní show,…