Japanese national radio station
Broadcast area Nationwide (terrestrial/online) Frequency 82.5 MHz (Tokyo), and others Branding NHK-FM Programming Language(s) Japanese, Indonesian, English Format Classical music, Contemporary hit radio, Japanese pop music, few news Ownership Owner NHK Sister stations
NHK Radio 1 History First air date
1 March 1969; 55 years ago (1969-03-01 ) Technical information Licensing authority
MIC Class all Power 10kW ERP 89,270 Watts Links Webcast NHK Net Radio Website NHK.or.jp/fm/ NHK-FM (NHK-FM Enueichikei-Efuemu is a Japanese radio station operated by the public broadcaster , NHK . Its programming output, which consists of classical music, jazz, rock, Japanese pop music, folk, seven times of news bulletins and talk is broadly similar to the BBC's Radio 3 , CBC Music and RRI Programa 2 .
Frequencies 82.5MHz Tokyo (Power: 10kW)
86.0MHz Aomori (Power: 3kW)
85.3MHz Fukushima (Power: 1kW)
88.1MHz Osaka (Power: 10kW)
82.3MHz Niigata (Power: 1kW)
86.7MHz Akita (Power: 1kW)
See also
External links Service
Channel
Television Radio Other services NHK+ NHK Net Radio Rajiru★Rajiru NHK Hybridcast Data Online Former
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
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 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 （current） Former vice-presidents Taeko Nagai Yoshinori Imai Naomichi Ono Hikaru Domoto （current）
Regional broadcasting stations
Hokkaido Sapporo Hakodate Asahikawa - Kitami★ Obihiro - Kushiro★ Tohoku Sendai Akita Yamagata（Tsuruoka★） Morioka Fukushima（Koriyama★・Iwaki★） Aomori（Hirosaki★・Hachinohe★） Kanto -Koshinetsu Chubu Nagoya （Toyohashi★）Kanazawa Shizuoka（Hamamatsu★） Fukui Toyama Tsu Gifu（Takayama★） Kinki Osaka Kyoto Kobe（Himeji★） Wakayama Nara Otsu Chugoku Hiroshima Okayama Matsue Tottori（Yonago★） Yamaguchi（Shimonoseki★） Shikoku Kyushu -Okinawa ※ Bold =base station、★…no sales department, former center abolished and acts as a small office.
Commercial
AM JRN (Japan Radio Network)NRN (National Radio Network) FM JFN (Japan FM Network)JFL (Japan FM League)MegaNet (Megalopolis Radio Network) Shortwave
Public (NHK )
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