The Japan Broadcasting Corporation (Nippon Hoso Kyokai) is a corporation located at 2-2-1 Jinnan, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, where Chairman Inaba Nobuo, is president and representative, established on June 1, 1950 (corporate number: 8011005000968). The final registration was updated on October 5, 2015, and a new establishment (registration of a corporate number) was carried out.
Trademarks such as Hobby Doki!, Nekomaru, and h NHK Hybridcast are registered. The overall (consolidated) financial results for the fiscal year ending March 2024 (revenue: 656,7558 million yen 3,000 yen, net income: -12,948,969,000 yen) . Employees and former employees rated the review site on various job change meetings with a score of 3.5/5.0 and Kaisha's reputation with a score of 73/100.
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Company Profile
| Corporate number | 8011005000968 |
|---|---|
| Corporate name | Japan Broadcasting Association |
| Furigana | Japan Hosokyokai |
| Business overview | Broadcasting business |
| Address/Map | 〒150-0041 2-2-1 Jinnan, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo |
| President/Representative | Chairman: Inaba Vice President, Inoue , Executive Director, Takemura Noriyuki, Executive Director, Yamana Keio, Director, Nemoto Takuya , Director Nakajima Taichi, Director, Yasubo Hanako, Director Terada Director, Taira Takumi, Kurosaki Megumi , Hara Seiki |
| URL | https://www.nhk.or.jp/ |
| telephone number | Broadcast program related: 0570-066-066 Reception fee related: 0570-077-077 Reception consultation: 0570-00-3434 Reception contract: 0120-151515 |
| Establishment | June 1, 1950 |
| Industry | Information and communication industry |
| Corporate number designation date | 2015/10/05 |
| Last registration update date | 2015/10/05 |
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About the Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK)
Japan Broadcasting Corporation was established in 1950, a special corporation responsible for public broadcasting in Japan, and is operated under the Broadcasting Act. The abbreviation is "NHK". It is an external organization under the jurisdiction of the Broadcasting Policy Division of the Information Distribution Administration Bureau, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, and broadcasts both within and outside Japan.
The history and purpose of the establishment
The Japan Broadcasting Corporation was established on June 1, 1950 under the Broadcasting Act. The purpose of the establishment is to "to provide domestic core broadcasting through rich and good broadcasting programs so that they can be received all over Japan, for public welfare, while also carrying out the work necessary for the advancement and development of broadcasting and reception, and to carry out international broadcasting and the association's international satellite broadcasting."
In addition, under the Broadcasting Act, the company has inherited the operations of the Japan Broadcasting Corporation, an incorporated association established in 1926. The Japan Broadcasting Corporation was established by integrating the operations of Tokyo Broadcasting Station, Nagoya Broadcasting Station, and Osaka Broadcasting Station.
Broadcasting and program editing
The Japan Broadcasting Corporation is responsible for domestic broadcasts such as medium-wave broadcasts (AM radio), ultra-short-wave broadcasts (FM radio), and television broadcasts, and is also responsible for international broadcasts aimed at Japanese people overseas and foreigners. When editing broadcast programs, it is necessary to maintain political fairness, reporting does not bending facts, and to clarify the issues from multiple perspectives on conflicting issues.
Characteristics of public broadcasting
NHK has adopted an independent and profitable system, which is funded by receiving fees from viewers as a "public broadcasting." This is different from private broadcasting, which is primarily funded by advertising revenue, or national broadcasting, which is funded by national funds. Reception fees are not a fee for broadcasting services, but are positioned as a special contribution to support NHK's operations.
Additionally, NHK is prohibited from broadcasting advertisements, and public interest advertisements and program promotions are broadcast at will.
Reception fee system
Reception fees are collected to maintain and operate the broadcasting services provided by NHK. You will be required to enter into a contract with the installer of the television reception equipment, and the reception fee will be collected based on that contract. In addition, some grants may be provided by the Japanese government for international broadcasting.
Management and tax system
Under the Corporate Tax Act, NHK is exempt from corporate tax obligations as a public corporation, but under the Local Tax Act, some taxes may be levied. For example, real estate acquisition tax and property taxes are exempt or reduced.
business plan
NHK's business activities are carried out regularly based on a medium-term management plan. The formulation of a management plan involves the opinions of the executive department, the management committee, and viewers. Once the plan is approved, it will serve as Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications and will be deliberated in the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors, and will ultimately be passed.
Relationship with overseas media
NHK also has affiliates overseas and provides global media services. Outside of Japan, NHK Cosmo Media America and NHK Cosmo Media Europe have been established, and international broadcasting is being carried out.
Historical background
The abbreviation for "NHK" began in 1939 when the Japan Broadcasting Corporation (Incorporated Association) was used in the proposal for the Japan-Itachi Regular Cultural Exchange Broadcasting Agreement, and in 1946 it became officially used in broadcasting. In 1959, the abbreviation for NHK was officially decided in the Articles of Incorporation, and it continues to this day.
List of past presidents of the Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK)
| teenager | full name | Tenure period | Birthplace | Educational background | Work history | remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Iwahara Kenzo | August 6, 1926 – July 12, 1936 | Ishikawa prefecture | Tokyo Merchant and Ship School | Japan Radio Telephone, Chairman of the Tokyo Broadcasting Bureau, President of Ashikaga Boseki | Died during his tenure |
| 2 | Komori Shichiro Komori Shichiro | September 5, 1936 – May 15, 1943 | Tochigi Prefecture | Imperial University | Director of the Ministry of Communications, Japan Broadcasting Corporation, Executive Director | |
| 3 | Shimomura Hiroshi | May 15, 1943 – April 7, 1945 | Wakayama Prefecture | Tokyo Imperial University | Secretary of the Governor-General of Taiwan , Vice President of Asahi Shimbun, Waseda University, Lecturer, Outside Department, President of Takushoku University, Member of the House of Peers | After resigning, he will be involved in Tamaon Broadcasting as president of the Information Bureau. |
| 4 | Ohashi Hachiro Ohashi Hachiro | April 21, 1945 – February 20, 1946 | Toyama prefecture | Tokyo Imperial University | The Japan Telegraph and Telephone Corporation President | He was resigned due to the expulsion of public office. |
| 5 | Takano Iwasaburo Takano Iwasaburo | April 26, 1946 – April 5, 1949 | Nagasaki prefecture | Tokyo Imperial University Law University | Director of the Ohara Institute for Social Issues Research | He passed away just before the end of his term. |
| 6 | Furugaki Tetsuro | May 30, 1949 – May 31, 1950 | Kagoshima prefecture | University of Lyon | League of Nations Secretariat Asahi Shimbun, Chairman of the Japan Symphony Orchestra, Executive Director, NHK | Term of office of Chairman of the Japan Broadcasting Corporation |
| June 1, 1950 – June 13, 1956 | Term of office of the Japan Broadcasting Corporation Chairman | |||||
| 7 | Nagata Kiyoshi | June 13, 1956 – November 3, 1957 | Fukuoka prefecture | Keio University Faculty of Economics | Nisshin Sugar President, Nippon Rubber President, Fukuoka Paper Company | He passed away during his term of office. |
| 8 | Nomura Hideo 's Village Hideo | January 14, 1958 – October 17, 1960 | Hiroshima prefecture | Waseda University Specialty School of Law | Asahi Shimbun Company Representative Director Kumamoto Nihon Nihon Shimbun Company President National Public Safety Commissioner | |
| 9 | Abe Shinnosuke Abe Shinnosuke | October 17, 1960 – July 9, 1964 | Saitama Prefecture | Department of Sociology, Faculty of Letters, Tokyo Imperial University | Tokyo Nihon-Nichi Shimbun Chief Executive Officer, NHK Chairman of the Management Committee | He passed away during his second term. |
| 10 | Maeda Yoshinori Yoshinori | July 17, 1964 – July 16, 1973 (term expires) | Hokkaido | Department of Italian Language, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies | Asahi Shimbun Press Reporter, NHK Vice Chairman | |
| 11 | Ono Yoshiro | July 17, 1973 – September 4, 1976 | Hiroshima prefecture | Faculty of Law and Literature, Kyushu Imperial University | Vice-Chairman of NHK, Vice- Chairman of the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications | He was forced to resign in the middle of the term of office after former Prime Minister Tanaka Kakuei, who was arrested in the Lockheed incident and released from bail from Tokyo Detention Center, visited a private residence in Mejirodai, Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo. |
| 12 | Sakamoto Tomoichi Sakamoto, no matter what | September 21, 1976 – July 2, 1982 | Tokyo Prefecture | Department of English Literature, Faculty of Letters, Waseda University | First NHK graduate. | |
| 13 | Kawahara Masato Kawahara Masato | July 3, 1982 – July 2, 1988 (term expires) | Tokyo Prefecture | Faculty of Economics, University of Tokyo | NHK Executive Director | |
| 14 | Ikeda Yoshizou , please | July 3, 1988 – April 4, 1989 | Hyogo prefecture | Faculty of Economics, Tokyo Imperial University | Mitsui & Co. Chairman | First outside invitation. He became chairman at the age of 77, but resigned after just under a year. |
| 15 | Shima Keiji Shima Keiji | April 12, 1989 – July 16, 1991 | Tochigi Prefecture | Tohoku University Faculty of Letters | NHK News Bureau Director and Vice President | He resigned after a false response was revealed in the Diet. |
| 16 | Kawaguchi Mikio Kawaguchi Mikio | July 31, 1991 – July 30, 1997 (term expires) | Kagoshima prefecture | Faculty of Letters, University of Tokyo | NHK Symphony Orchestra Chairman | |
| 17 | Ebisawa Katsuji Ebisawa Katsuji | July 31, 1997 – January 25, 2005 | Ibaraki prefecture | Department of Politics, Faculty of Politics, Economics, Waseda University | NHK Enterprises President | He took responsibility for a series of scandals and resigned halfway through his third term. He continued to serve as a member of the Sumo Yokozuna Deliberation Committee, and also served as the 11th Chairman (January 2007 to January 2009). |
| 18 | Motoichi Hashimoto | January 25, 2005 – January 24, 2008 (term expired) | Shizuoka Prefecture | Tokyo Institute of Technology Faculty of Science and Engineering | Executive Director and Chief Engineer of NHK Technical Bureau | He took responsibility for the insider stock trading issue by staff and resigned on the end of his first term. |
| 19 | Fukuchi Shigeo | January 25, 2008 – January 24, 2011 (term expires) | Fukuoka prefecture | Nagasaki University Faculty of Economics | Asahi Beer President, Chairman, and Advisor | This is the first time in 20 years that I've invited outside. |
| 20 | Matsumoto Masayuki Matsumoto Masayuki | January 25th, 2011 – January 24th, 2014 (term expires) | Mie Prefecture | Nagoya University Faculty of Law | JR Tokai CEO and Vice Chairman | Invited outside. |
| 21 | Momii Katsuto also Mii Katsuto | January 25, 2014 – January 24, 2017 (term expires) | Fukuoka prefecture | Kyushu University Faculty of Economics | President and Advisor of Nippon Unisys | Invited outside. |
| 22 | Ueda Ryoichi | January 25, 2017 – January 24, 2020 (term expires) | Nagasaki prefecture | Hitotsubashi University Faculty of Law | President and CEO of the US Mitsubishi Corporation NHK Full-time Executive Committee and Audit Committee Chairman | He was promoted internally for the first time in the third term. This is the first time in 57 years since Abe, the ninth chairman, has been appointed as a management committee member. |
| 23 | Maeda Akira is expanding, Ternobu | January 25, 2020 – January 24, 2023 (term expires) | Kumamoto prefecture | Faculty of Law, University of Tokyo | Mizuho Financial Group President and Honorary Advisor Former Committee Member of the National Public Safety Commission | He invited outsiders for the first time in the second term. |
| 24 | Inaba Nobuo | January 25th, 2023 – | Shizuoka Prefecture | Faculty of Economics, University of Tokyo | Former Director of the Bank of Japan, Ricoh Economic and Social Research Institute | Invited outside. |
Financial history of the Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK)
Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK)'s financial results for the fiscal year ending March 2024 were 656.75.58 million yen, 3,000 yen, and final profit was -12.948.969 million yen. This was revealed in the "financial results" published on the "Japan Broadcasting Corporation Official Website" dated March 31, 2024.
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