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NHK

Also Known As NHK
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NHK, the Japan Broadcasting Corporation, was founded on 6 August 1926 through the merger of the Osaka and Nagoya radio stations into a single national broadcasting body, tracing its lineage to the Tokyo Broadcasting Station that aired Japan first radio transmission in March 1925. It operates under Japan 1950 Broadcasting Act on a licence fee funding model modeled on the BBC, and is the largest public broadcaster in Asia and the second largest public broadcaster in the world.

Facts
Founding Year
1926 1
Headquarters
Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan 1
Classification
Status
Active 1
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1. Wikipedia
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  • History section
    merged under the first incarnation of NHK in August 1926
  • Infobox, hq_location_city
    Shibuya, Tokyo
  • Infobox, trade_name
    NHK
  • NHK, Description, status
    It operates under Japan 1950 Broadcasting Act on a licence fee funding model modeled on the BBC, and is the largest public broadcaster in Asia and the second largest public broadcaster in the world.
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