NHK Kanazawa Broadcasting Station

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The NHK Kanazawa Broadcasting Station (NHK金沢放送局, NHK Kanazawa Hōsō Kyoku) is a unit of the NHK that oversees terrestrial broadcasting in Ishikawa Prefecture. Radio 1, FM and GTV use the JOJK calls, Radio 2 and ETV use JOJB.

History

On September 17, 1928, NHK selected a location of approximately 10,000 square meters in Nanoichi for the facilities, which started broadcasting on December 1 the same year. It was the Kanazawa branch of the Tokai subsidiary. A further location in Tonomachi had its facilities completed on May 20, 1929. Later that year, on November 12, the callsign JOJK was approved for the station, and broadcasts began on April 15, 1930.[1][2] The Nonoichi station was inaugurated in tandem.[3]

On May 16, 1934, the station became independent in its own right, ceasing to be a dependency of the Tokai branch.[4] During the war, it set up a branch in Niigata, under a five-year jurisdiction period for the Hokuriku and Shin'etsu regions. Radio control during the height of the war in 1944 led to an increase in power to 500W.[5]

After the war, on August 21, 1947, NHK Radio 2 started broadcasting in Kanazawa,[6] while on July 1, 1948, the callsigns JOJK and JOJB were decided as part of a corporate decision.[7] Both stations increased their output to 10kW on December 30, 1952.[8] The Nanao station started on May 10, 1956.[9]

Television broadcasts (JOJK-TV) began on December 23, 1957, with output of 1kW,ref name="c164"/> the first Japanese television station overall on the Sea of Japan side of Honshu.[10] Television output increased to 3kW on March 1, 1961.[11] The new Kanazawa Broadcasting Hall opened on February 28, 1961, relocating its broadcasts there.[11]

NHK Educational Television (JOJB-TV) started broadcasting to Ishikawa Prefecture on April 1, 1962 with an output of 3kW.[12] On July 22, 1962, NHK General Television started airing color programming from the national network,[13] while NHK Educational followed on April 1, 1964.[14] Later that year, on July 1, FM test broadcasts started with output of 1kW. The former Nonoichi station lost its staff on March 1, 1966.[12]

The radio stations changed frequencies on April 1, 1968 (Radio 1, 1220kc, Radio 2, 1370kc), while the local Broadcasting Hall's expansion was completed on June 30. On March 1, 1969, NHK-FM started regular nationwide broadcasting. The film unit completed its conversion to color on August 1, 1971, by the time when color television had become commonplace.[12] Cameras were converted on February 1, 1972, completing the transition.[15] The AM frequencies changed on November 23, 1978; on December 4, 1980, the station started employing portable minicams for its news coverage.[16] On March 1, 1985, stereo television broadcasts began.[17]

On November 9, 2018, the station moved to the New Broadcasting Hall in Hirooka.[18][19] On May 29, 2023, local news produced at the station was added to NHK+.[20]

Following the effects of the

NHK BS Premium started carrying programming for the affected areas as a temporary measure.[22] From 4am on January 12, it started a large-scale relay of NHK General TV with news and emergency information.[23][24] Radio and television signals were re-established in Wajima on January 24 after an energy supply reached the area.[25] Considering the lack of restoration of cable services in the affected areas as of March 26, it was decided that the satellite relay would be extended until after April.[26][27] On June 30, emergency satellite broadcasts on channel 103 ended.[28]

References

  1. ^ 『NHK金沢放送局「50年のあゆみ」』（1981年3月31日、金沢放送局開局50周年記念事務局編集・発行）157頁。
  2. ^ 『愛蔵版 石川富山 昭和あのとき ストーリー編』（2014年8月5日、北國新聞社、富山新聞社発行）463頁。
  3. ^ "無線通信による音声受信 ラジオ" (pdf) (in Japanese). 野々市市. Retrieved 2024-12-30.
  4. ^ 『NHK金沢放送局「50年のあゆみ」』（1981年3月31日、金沢放送局開局50周年記念事務局編集・発行）159頁。
  5. ^ 『NHK金沢放送局「50年のあゆみ」』（1981年3月31日、金沢放送局開局50周年記念事務局編集・発行）160頁。
  6. ^ 『NHK金沢放送局「50年のあゆみ」』（1981年3月31日、金沢放送局開局50周年記念事務局編集・発行）161頁。
  7. ^ 『NHK金沢放送局「50年のあゆみ」』（1981年3月31日、金沢放送局開局50周年記念事務局編集・発行）162頁。
  8. ^ 『NHK金沢放送局「50年のあゆみ」』（1981年3月31日、金沢放送局開局50周年記念事務局編集・発行）163頁。
  9. ^ 『NHK金沢放送局「50年のあゆみ」』（1981年3月31日、金沢放送局開局50周年記念事務局編集・発行）164頁。
  10. ^ 『愛蔵版 石川富山 昭和あのとき ストーリー編』（2014年8月5日、北國新聞社、富山新聞社発行）469頁。
  11. ^ a b 『NHK金沢放送局「50年のあゆみ」』（1981年3月31日、金沢放送局開局50周年記念事務局編集・発行）165頁。
  12. ^ a b c 『NHK金沢放送局「50年のあゆみ」』（1981年3月31日、金沢放送局開局50周年記念事務局編集・発行）166頁。
  13. ^ NHK年鑑'63 P.197
  14. ^ NHK年鑑'65 P.5,26
  15. ^ 『NHK金沢放送局「50年のあゆみ」』（1981年3月31日、金沢放送局開局50周年記念事務局編集・発行）167 - 168頁。
  16. ^ 『NHK金沢放送局「50年のあゆみ」』（1981年3月31日、金沢放送局開局50周年記念事務局編集・発行）169頁。
  17. ^ 日本放送協会放送文化調査研究所放送情報調査部 (1985), NHK年鑑'85, 日本放送出版協会, p. 101
  18. ^ "金沢放送局跡地売却へ NHK、4月3日に新会館竣工". 北國新聞. 2018-03-28. Archived from the original on 2018-09-26. Retrieved 2021-01-27.
  19. ^ NHK金沢放送局 新放送会館オープン記念特設ページ
  20. ^ "NHKプラスで地域のニュース配信を拡大" (PDF). NHK広報局. 2023-04-06. Retrieved 2023-05-06.
  21. ^ ｢地方を見捨てる｣という悪魔の選択が始まった…｢能登半島地震｣で露呈した日本社会の重苦しい未来 いつの間にか､見捨てたことになっていくPRESIDENT Online
  22. ^ "NHK、旧BS 103chで能登半島地震関連ニュースを放送". AV Watch. 2024-01-09. Retrieved 2024-01-09.
  23. ^ 能登半島地震に伴う衛星放送活用の臨時対応の拡充について
  24. ^ "NHK、ニュース以外の総合テレビ番組も旧BS 103chで放送。12日午前4時から". AV Watch. 2024-01-11. Retrieved 2024-01-11.
  25. ^ "輪島市のNHK中継局電気復旧で地上波テレビなどが視聴可能に". NHK NEWS WEB. 2024-01-24. Retrieved 2024-01-25.
  26. ^ "ＮＨＫ、能登地震被災地向けの旧ＢＳプレミアム放送を継続へ…３月末で停波予定". 読売新聞. 2024-03-26. Retrieved 2024-03-26.
  27. ^ 宮田裕介 (2024-03-26). "NHK、空きBSチャンネルで、能登半島地震の被災地向け放送継続へ". 朝日新聞. Retrieved 2024-03-27.
  28. ^ "NHK・BSの被災地向け放送終了へ". 共同通信. 2024-06-25. Retrieved 2024-06-25.
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