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6:40 Ah the Matsumoto Batsu Game Parody, a classic scene! For those of you that don't know, Matsumoto Hitoshi and his longtime friend, Hamada Masatoshi, are the comedy duo Downtown and hosts of a show on NTV called Gaki No Tsukai. In this scenario, Matsumoto lost a bet to Hamada in which team would win the Kohaku Singing Competition. So as punishment, he had to dress up as the NTV dove and do the intro. This is not the first time Matsumoto had to do the intro to NTV. On January 19, 1992, Matsumoto had dress up as the SMPTE color bars testcard prior to the Morning News broadcast 'Live' on TV and say "BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEPPPPPPPPPPPPP!" as punishment for, like in 1993, losing the Kohaku bet.
Trivia : Nippon TV is home of animes (most comes from YTV) like Anpanman, Detective Conan, Hunter & Hunter, Inuyasha, 1980 Astro Boy, 1973 Doraemon and Yatterman. Shows like Kasen Taisho (the show where Matsuchan parodied the ID) and Block Out (wall game) are also licenced to be aired in my country. This is the first commercial TV station to be established in Japan when they launched in 1953.
I know yomiuri tv, JRT, FBS, FBC, FCT, MMT, YBC, YBS, KRY, etc. Youmiuri tv is from osaka, JRT is from tokushima, FBS is from fukuoka, FBC is from fukui, FCT is from fukushima, MMT is from miyagi, YBC is from yamagata, etc, etc.
I'm honored to see a glimpse of history with the first versions of "Hato no Kyujitsu." Now I roughly know how TV looked like when Alto Broadcasting System (which aired months after Nippon TV 4 started airing) started the first TV broadcasts in the Philippines. This is just like traveling back in time.
NTV will have its 70th anniversary in 2023, since 1993 the station changes its logo every 10 years. So, it's expected NTV will have a new logo and visual identity.
NHK: K: NHK stations that opened prior to 1933 B: NHK educational stations corresponding to JO*K stations G: NHK stations that opened from 1933 to 1941 C: NHK educational stations corresponding to JO*G stations P: NHK stations that opened from 1941 to 1958 D: NHK educational stations corresponding to JO*P stations T: NHK general and FM broadcasting (abolished by November 1982) Y: NHK educational stations corresponding to JO*T stations (abolished by November 1982, now used for commercial broadcasting) S, U, X: NHK broadcasting and relay stations from 1948 to 1962 (abolished by November 1982, all are now used for commercial broadcasting) I, V: NHK broadcasting and relay stations from 1954 to 1961 (abolished by November 1982, both are now used for commercial broadcasting) Q: NHK general stations and FM radio and remaining NHK general stations that did not use JO*K, JO*G, and JO*P prior to November 1982 Z: NHK educational stations corresponding to JO*Q stations Commercial broadcasting: R: Radio stations that opened from 1951-1953 O: Relay of JO*R stations from 1952-1974 (no longer allocated) E: Relay of JO*R stations from 1953-1968 (no longer allocated) W: Foreign language FM stations, formerly relays of JO*R stations from 1954-1968 F: Radio stations that opened from 1953-1963 L: Relay of JO*F stations from 1954-1981 and TV stations that opened from 1971-1972 (no longer allocated) M: Relay of JO*F stations from 1956-1973 and TV stations that opened from 1970-1975 (no longer allocated) N: Relay of JO*F stations from 1960-1980 (no longer allocated) S: TV stations that opened since 1979, formerly relays of radio stations from 1964-1986 X: TV stations that opened from 1953-1964 and 1979-present Y: TV stations that opened from 1959-1963 and 1991-present Z: Only used by Sapporo Television Broadcasting Hakodate in 1961 (now JOMY), now used for test broadcasting stations and multimedia broadcasting H: TV stations that opened from 1968-1969 and 1982-present I: TV stations that opened from 1969-1970 and 1978-present U: FM radio stations that opened from 1969-1988 V: FM radio stations that opened since 1988
3:37 But this has been used on July 24 2011, for the termination of the analog TV broadcasting 🥺 The message, not appeard in 1970’s, said “Thanks for watching in 58 years.” (from 1953, beginning to broadcasting)
Try to watch IDs in these conditions : - You're in the pre-computer era - Your TV of that time is old-fashioned - Your surrounding environment is nothing but silence because everyone goes to sleep - The station does closedown at night with improper stuff - Static comes after This is a combination of potentially nightmare fuel.
JO callsigns are defined by Japanese Ministry of Communication (I think) (while JA is used in aviation) There are funny callsigns some stations actually used/use : JOJO (JRT's discontinued relay station callsign) JOEY (Ehime Asahi TV's callsign) JOHN (BSS's relay station callsign) JOSH (Saga TV's callsign) JOEL (YBC's relay station callsign) JOCK (NHK Nagoya's callsign) JOAN (RNB's relay station callsign) JORY (QAB's callsign) JOOX (Sendai Broadcasting's callsign) JONY (Hiroshima TV's discontinued relay station callsign) JONI (TV Shinshu's callsign) JOLI (TV Yamaguchi's callsign) JOQP (NHK Otsu's callsign, phonetically to Kewpie, a Japanese brand of mayonnaise and salad dressing) JOUR (NBC Nagasaki's callsign).
@@moneymaster93 i did not realise JOJO was used. but JONR-TV is used for rising sun brodcasting corporation (rising sun means asahi acording to google translate)
Actually, Japan is one of a few countries in Asia using this call sign system. The others are South Korea (HL), Indonesia (PM), the Philippines (DW, DX, DY, and DZ, formerly KZ), and Taiwan.
@@kenshinflyer Here in Thailand, we used to adopt callsigns for TV stations (HS-ATV for Channel 5, HST-TV for Channel 4 (now MCOT), HS-TV3 for Channel 3 (BEC)), but they're gone for good since PAL introduction in 1970s.
Nippon TV! Your home of Detective Conan, classic '80s Astro Boy/Mighty Atom, early Doraemon and the adventures of a sexy schoolgirl with good archery skills and a dog boy (Inuyasha)!
7:578:589:54 We are now starting The Today's Broadcasting. You are watching JOAX-TV, Nippon TV. 8:09 We are now starting The Today's Broadcasting. You are watching JOAX-TV, Nippon TV. Next on NTV It's the More and more Latest news in the morning On the "NEWS Asa-Ichi 4:30" 8:39 You watching JOAX-TV, Nippon TV. Next On NTV, We will broadcast the 24-hour news program NNN24 NTV Non-Stop News broadcast on the cable TV Network. 8:279:1310:09 You are watching JOAX-TV, Nippon TV. We will now take a break to Off The Air For check on the Broadcasting equipment
Me ha gustado esos logos para que lo veas la verdad si tengo que ser el canal más visto por la región de kanto por sus programas tan lindos de verás es una gran televisora
It's a scare rate based on my imagination where I was a Japanese kid watching these IDs, some are potential nightmare or bad wake (startup version of nightmare) fuels, which aren't always correct. After episode 89, I replaced it with "Scare Rate", as it's easier to understand.
As a kid growing up in the 80s, there are TV station IDs (the old GMA logo) and graphic cards (example: SOON on RPN) in the Philippines that really scared the hell out of me. Maybe the typeface or used. The use of animation on Philippine TV branding wasn't a thing in the Philippines back then.
I Mostly Like The Ones That Are Narrated By A Man, I Can Like The Ones That Are Narrated By A Woman, But I Like The Man Narrated Ones More. Also, The 2008 To 2013 Ones Are The Best Because They Remind Me Of Christmas!
![Megan Thee Stallion - Mamushi (Remix) [feat. TWICE] [Official Audio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5c0_u9PsrsQ/mqdefault.jpg)
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The community is mainly about Japanese TV related stuff, and might include ones from other countries in future, too.
6:40 Ah the Matsumoto Batsu Game Parody, a classic scene!
For those of you that don't know, Matsumoto Hitoshi and his longtime friend, Hamada Masatoshi, are the comedy duo Downtown and hosts of a show on NTV called Gaki No Tsukai. In this scenario, Matsumoto lost a bet to Hamada in which team would win the Kohaku Singing Competition. So as punishment, he had to dress up as the NTV dove and do the intro.
This is not the first time Matsumoto had to do the intro to NTV. On January 19, 1992, Matsumoto had dress up as the SMPTE color bars testcard prior to the Morning News broadcast 'Live' on TV and say "BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEPPPPPPPPPPPPP!" as punishment for, like in 1993, losing the Kohaku bet.
XD
HAHAHAHAHAHA
[Tbh, this made me laugh]
The color version with the beautiful orchestral music makes Nittele amazing. Also the Studio Ghibli-produced idents.
Trivia : Nippon TV is home of animes (most comes from YTV) like Anpanman, Detective Conan, Hunter & Hunter, Inuyasha, 1980 Astro Boy, 1973 Doraemon and Yatterman. Shows like Kasen Taisho (the show where Matsuchan parodied the ID) and Block Out (wall game) are also licenced to be aired in my country. This is the first commercial TV station to be established in Japan when they launched in 1953.
I know yomiuri tv, JRT, FBS, FBC, FCT, MMT, YBC, YBS, KRY, etc. Youmiuri tv is from osaka, JRT is from tokushima, FBS is from fukuoka, FBC is from fukui, FCT is from fukushima, MMT is from miyagi, YBC is from yamagata, etc, etc.
Longest startup/closedown of the whole Nippon TV series. Second place is SDT and third is RNB.
Osaka's Yomiuri TV happens to be the parent company of NTV.
Hajime no ippo
@@moimeme909 Thanks. I totally forgot this.
もし、日本テレビが閉局したら鳩の休日は流れるかもしれません。
「こちらは日本テレビでございます。」
を聞くとこんなに丁寧になるとは!
6:41 Good opening! Gives joy for the whole day!)
I wonder now if the NTV dove from 1953 could have even inspired the NBC peacock!
No, the NBC peacock was made in 1956 to highlight the network's first use of color television. But nice thinking!
I'm honored to see a glimpse of history with the first versions of "Hato no Kyujitsu." Now I roughly know how TV looked like when Alto Broadcasting System (which aired months after Nippon TV 4 started airing) started the first TV broadcasts in the Philippines. This is just like traveling back in time.
NTV will have its 70th anniversary in 2023, since 1993 the station changes its logo every 10 years. So, it's expected NTV will have a new logo and visual identity.
Happy 63th Anniversary, Ludo Channel!
Woohoo! Thank You So Much For The Reupload! I
Had Suffered Because It Was Taken Down!
Fact: JOAX-TV is just 2 months old when ABS-CBN are founded
You right
Yep. Nippon TV (JOAX-TV) is the oldest commercial TV station in Asia, and ABS-CBN (via DZAQ-TV Ch 3 of the Alto Broadcasting System, ABS) is second.
@@kenshinflyer And Thailand's Channel 4 (Now, MCOT) followed after them 2 years later.
6:47
he's the best actor in town
He also did test bars parody on that show.
(Still want to know the name of the show, though.)
Wkwkwkwkwkwkwkwkwkwkwkwkwkwkwkwkwkwk
What's the name of that comedian?
@@arthurdoctolero8813 I forgot the name, I found his name on Wikipedia when I was making these videos.
@@moneymaster93 Matsu-chan is what they call him.
Same type of Ident, but it getting less scarier every time.
Technology advancement really helped it.
NHK:
K: NHK stations that opened prior to 1933
B: NHK educational stations corresponding to JO*K stations
G: NHK stations that opened from 1933 to 1941
C: NHK educational stations corresponding to JO*G stations
P: NHK stations that opened from 1941 to 1958
D: NHK educational stations corresponding to JO*P stations
T: NHK general and FM broadcasting (abolished by November 1982)
Y: NHK educational stations corresponding to JO*T stations (abolished by November 1982, now used for commercial broadcasting)
S, U, X: NHK broadcasting and relay stations from 1948 to 1962 (abolished by November 1982, all are now used for commercial broadcasting)
I, V: NHK broadcasting and relay stations from 1954 to 1961 (abolished by November 1982, both are now used for commercial broadcasting)
Q: NHK general stations and FM radio and remaining NHK general stations that did not use JO*K, JO*G, and JO*P prior to November 1982
Z: NHK educational stations corresponding to JO*Q stations
Commercial broadcasting:
R: Radio stations that opened from 1951-1953
O: Relay of JO*R stations from 1952-1974 (no longer allocated)
E: Relay of JO*R stations from 1953-1968 (no longer allocated)
W: Foreign language FM stations, formerly relays of JO*R stations from 1954-1968
F: Radio stations that opened from 1953-1963
L: Relay of JO*F stations from 1954-1981 and TV stations that opened from 1971-1972 (no longer allocated)
M: Relay of JO*F stations from 1956-1973 and TV stations that opened from 1970-1975 (no longer allocated)
N: Relay of JO*F stations from 1960-1980 (no longer allocated)
S: TV stations that opened since 1979, formerly relays of radio stations from 1964-1986
X: TV stations that opened from 1953-1964 and 1979-present
Y: TV stations that opened from 1959-1963 and 1991-present
Z: Only used by Sapporo Television Broadcasting Hakodate in 1961 (now JOMY), now used for test broadcasting stations and multimedia broadcasting
H: TV stations that opened from 1968-1969 and 1982-present
I: TV stations that opened from 1969-1970 and 1978-present
U: FM radio stations that opened from 1969-1988
V: FM radio stations that opened since 1988
I’ve noticed slight differences between the color and black and white versions of the dove opening.
Happy 70th Anniversary, NTV!
4:36 rede globo is that you?!
might be familiar. I’d say that is TVQ-ATV (then channel 0)
@@Randomlista12 I love how Australia had channel 0. Everywhere else (minus Japan) starts at Channel 2 by the least.
@@moneymaster93 That counts American TV stations. Japanese TV stations start with Channel 1 actually.
@Tomleç NHK General, Nihonkai TV, Kyushu Asahi Broadcasting, etc. also broadcasts on Channel 1.
That's not Rede Globo.
It's an NTV Logo from the 90's.
Final analog sign off in 2011 used the 1972-1977 opening/closing
Nippon rv 1972 1977 is mistaking! This closing was 2011 7 24 11:59
No one uploaded the true version until moments after my upload.
one of the idents in color (thats not mentioned in this video) for Nihon terebe (NTV) sounds similar to the lost doraemon 73 except without the techno
It was a colour TV introduction song, not really an ident.
The 1973 ones had been banned from United States due to the scene was considered as a lost episode, and it can't be aired on broadcast syndication.
5:41 ナレーションは荻原弘子さん(当時局アナ、故人)です。
Also ntv broadcast the footbal like intercontinental cup or toyota european south american cup
anpanman!
3:37
But this has been used on July 24 2011,
for the termination of the analog TV broadcasting 🥺
The message, not appeard in 1970’s,
said “Thanks for watching in 58 years.”
(from 1953, beginning to broadcasting)
There's nothing different other than that.
Someone might recorded the original one.
@@Randomlista12 or just removed that phrase by putting an indigo/blue box.
6:28太陽チャンネル
The old one was my favourite.
To Me, None Of These Scare Me. All Are Satisfying To Watch.
Try to watch IDs in these conditions :
- You're in the pre-computer era
- Your TV of that time is old-fashioned
- Your surrounding environment is nothing but silence because everyone goes to sleep
- The station does closedown at night with improper stuff
- Static comes after
This is a combination of potentially nightmare fuel.
@@moneymaster93 I Wasn't Born When That Happened. I Was Brave Of Them.
@@theclassichannabarbarafan4236 I also wasn't born when those idents were used. The conditions come from my imagination, not my experience.
最初の頃は日テレもNHKのように国営放送計画があったので1:08のNTVの下のところが"東京"になっているんですよね
Ah yes, the 1978-2001 logo reminds Rede Globo logo.
This year marks the 70th Anniversary Of NTV Nippon TV
03:37 the date is 24 July 2011, not 1972-1977
why does japanese televison use JO in the call signs all the time. imagine JOJO-DTV (why would i think of that all the time)
JO callsigns are defined by Japanese Ministry of Communication (I think) (while JA is used in aviation)
There are funny callsigns some stations actually used/use :
JOJO (JRT's discontinued relay station callsign)
JOEY (Ehime Asahi TV's callsign)
JOHN (BSS's relay station callsign)
JOSH (Saga TV's callsign)
JOEL (YBC's relay station callsign)
JOCK (NHK Nagoya's callsign)
JOAN (RNB's relay station callsign)
JORY (QAB's callsign)
JOOX (Sendai Broadcasting's callsign)
JONY (Hiroshima TV's discontinued relay station callsign)
JONI (TV Shinshu's callsign)
JOLI (TV Yamaguchi's callsign)
JOQP (NHK Otsu's callsign, phonetically to Kewpie, a Japanese brand of mayonnaise and salad dressing)
JOUR (NBC Nagasaki's callsign).
@@moneymaster93 i did not realise JOJO was used. but JONR-TV is used for rising sun brodcasting corporation (rising sun means asahi acording to google translate)
@@gangsnapp_yt5945 Just "Asahi Broadcasting Corporation". You might know they make shoujo animes like Pretty Cure series.
Actually, Japan is one of a few countries in Asia using this call sign system. The others are South Korea (HL), Indonesia (PM), the Philippines (DW, DX, DY, and DZ, formerly KZ), and Taiwan.
@@kenshinflyer Here in Thailand, we used to adopt callsigns for TV stations (HS-ATV for Channel 5, HST-TV for Channel 4 (now MCOT), HS-TV3 for Channel 3 (BEC)), but they're gone for good since PAL introduction in 1970s.
Nippon TV! Your home of Detective Conan, classic '80s Astro Boy/Mighty Atom, early Doraemon and the adventures of a sexy schoolgirl with good archery skills and a dog boy (Inuyasha)!
Inuyasha was made by Yomiuri TV - different station, same network.
whats the difference between the 1953-1958 and 1959-1972 opening?
The end part is different.
Narrators are different.
@@WeberAreiv 1953 & 1958 IDs both have the same female narration. This clip only contains male one for the latter.
5:41
7:57 8:58 9:54
We are now starting The Today's Broadcasting.
You are watching JOAX-TV, Nippon TV.
8:09
We are now starting The Today's Broadcasting.
You are watching JOAX-TV, Nippon TV.
Next on NTV It's the More and more Latest news in the morning On the "NEWS Asa-Ichi 4:30"
8:39
You watching JOAX-TV, Nippon TV.
Next On NTV, We will broadcast the 24-hour news program NNN24 NTV Non-Stop News broadcast on the cable TV Network.
8:27 9:13 10:09
You are watching JOAX-TV, Nippon TV.
We will now take a break to Off The Air For check on the Broadcasting equipment
Nippon TV Fanfare (Playhouse Disney Live on Tour Version)
Me ha gustado esos logos para que lo veas la verdad si tengo que ser el canal más visto por la región de kanto por sus programas tan lindos de verás es una gran televisora
What’s Scare Level Factor?
It's a scare rate based on my imagination where I was a Japanese kid watching these IDs, some are potential nightmare or bad wake (startup version of nightmare) fuels, which aren't always correct.
After episode 89, I replaced it with "Scare Rate", as it's easier to understand.
@@moneymaster93 So essentially, the likeliness of causing a child a nightmare?
@@juniguess Yes.
Quieren miedo? Vean a inravisión colombia
As a kid growing up in the 80s, there are TV station IDs (the old GMA logo) and graphic cards (example: SOON on RPN) in the Philippines that really scared the hell out of me. Maybe the typeface or used. The use of animation on Philippine TV branding wasn't a thing in the Philippines back then.
What's a JC?
Junction (It's a "hand over" ID before & after NTV News24).
0:42 N T V
CHANNEL 4
WITH VIDEO TRANSMITTING FREQUENCY OF 171.25Mc and AUDIO TRANSMITTING FREQUENCY OF 175.75Mc
JOAX-TV, THIS IS THE NIPPON TV
The first one sounds like a horror movie.
how do you do that?
What is funny factor level?
Funny Rate (like Scare Rate), which is why "Funny Rate" replaces "Funny Factor Level".
You Can Put Credit?
Too lazy.
in 2024 after 70th anniversary. color changed to red in logo for new rebrand.
I Mostly Like The Ones That Are Narrated By A Man, I Can Like The Ones That Are Narrated By A Woman, But I Like The Man Narrated Ones More. Also, The 2008 To 2013 Ones Are The Best Because They Remind Me Of Christmas!
Most remake jobs are beautiful.
いつか90周年かしたとき鳩の休日（音声多重）流してほしい。
日テレは、何で技術情報の表示を止めたんでしょう。MX含む在京他民放5局のアナログ放送では、技術情報（周波数・出力）を表示してたのに…。
A scary logo classic.
Not a creepy logo, It's just the old ones and if you just watch this logo, you'll be brave.
@@tadc345fan It actually doesn't scare me anymore.
日テレ懐かしいですね
これが日本テレビね。そっか読売テレビ、札幌テレビ、ミヤギテレビ、静岡第一テレビ、中京テレビ、広島テレビ、福岡放送、西日本放送、南海放送、四国放送、高知放送、山口放送、日本海テレビは日本テレビ系列だからこれよね。
違うぞ、
各局独自でオープニング、エンディングあるぞ😅
全部同じってww
初期の日本テレビ放送網計画かよ
1953 scared me as a hell
It's just the old logo, not a creepy logo.
If you watch this, you'll be brave.
日テレの職員さんからは"ヤキトリ"って渾名が付けられたそうですね。（例 この放送終わったらヤキトリ流して終わりにすんぞ。ヤキトリいきま～～す）
鳩の休日って一回廃止されたんだ...
JOAX TV Called: Nippon TV
Do Channel One (Russia) next.
Sometime in the future.
@@moneymaster93 don't you only doing Japanese TV Channels I mean not all TV channels have sign on and sign off Idents
6:41 5:29 AM is 5:29 PM in my city.
GMT-3 Time Zone???
@@moneymaster93 yeah
At least, I woke up as nolstagia in 2000. Then.. 5.29 here?
@@Ikhelturbojhett Trans World Airlines
0:01 N From Hell
If you watch the old ones, you'll be brave and you will nothing to be afraid of creepy logos.
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1973 OP/CL but with no analog text on the bottom at the end.
9:39
New logo find:
ruclips.net/video/ulkLe1Lb-fA/видео.html
Account terminated 💀
現JOAX-DTV
日テレデジタルテレビジョン🎵
ハトの休日が禁止されていると言う人のために
まっちゃんのもあるんかい
1:05
wwwwwwwwww😂😂
6:25
4:26