Medyapim's Arabic-language adaptation of Nippon TV’s Woman -My Life for My Children- is set to land in the Middle East and North Africa on August 17 on MBC1 and Shahid.

How Studio Ghibli will operate under Nippon TV is still somewhat of a mystery, but given Nippon TV has a long history of engaging with and helping to fund the studio, it’s likely that not much ...

Nippon TV’s Golden SixTONES comes to Netflix Nippon TV has announced that its hit entertainment show, Golden SixTONES, featuring the popular six-boy band, is now available for globally on Netflix.

Nippon will help manage the studio and ensure a smooth succession Studio Ghibli is getting bought by a Japanese TV station, but it isn’t losing independence By Austen Goslin Published Sep 21, 2023 ...

Nippon Television Holdings will take a stake of 20% or more in the new holding company, to be named Yomiuri Chukyo FS Broadcasting Holdings Corp., to make it an equity method affiliate.

Fukuda added that Nippon TV maintained the largest ratings share in Japan for the ‘Golden Time’ category — equivalent to U.S. prime-time — in 2024, although was tied with a competitor.

Nippon TV is the owner of Hulu Japan, a direct rival of Netflix in the country, which is presumably why the rights exclude the local Japanese market. Nippon TV bought out the Hulu Japan business ...

Netflix has struck a deal with Japan’s Nippon TV for a second season of unscripted reality show “Old Enough!”. The show, which has played for some 30 years in Japan, takes as its core ...

Nippon TV is the leading television network in Japan, ranking #1 in average household viewer ratings in the past three years. Nippon TV has also been the leader in the initiatives to adapt to the ...

Nippon TV has a long history of partnership with Studio Ghibli, starting from when it provided funding to produce the film Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989, directed by Miyazaki) and including its ...

In addition, Nippon TV will launch shows and original exclusive content on the Hulu service in Japan. Nippon TV was Japan’s first commercial terrestrial broadcaster to go on the air, in August 1953.

Lighthearted and Nippon are already set to begin pitching “All or Nothing,” a competitive reality format they plan to bring to the Mipcom TV confab next month.