What are the logo, mascot and main slogan of NHK TV station?

1.NHK

Nippon Hoso Kyokai (Japan Boardcasting Corporation)

NHK is the largest radio and television organization in Japan and the only public broadcaster in Japan. Japan Radio and Television Station was founded in 1925 and began broadcasting abroad under the name "Japan Radio" on June 1, 1935. It was formed with Tokyo Radio as the center and the Osaka and Nagoya radio stations. NHK has 54 radio and television stations across Japan and 34 bureaus and bureaus around the world using more than 20 languages, broadcasting a total of 37 hours a day. A television station was founded in 1953, with one channel broadcasting comprehensive programs and the other channel broadcasting educational programs.

NHK has the largest radio and television system in the world, and has cooperative relationships with 47 countries and regions and 79 television stations and news organizations. From 1980 to July 2003, NHK and China Central Television jointly produced 131 programs and provided 1,561 programs to China.

TV programs broadcast by NHK International, including NHK WORLD TV, and NHK WORLD PREMIUM. The former is free, while the latter requires signing an agreement and paying to watch. Naturally, the programs of the former are not as rich as those of the latter. If you stay at a hotel, you will usually be watching NHK WORLD PREMIUM.

NHK WORLD PREMIUM, called the "Japanese Broadcasting Association paid entertainment TV channel" by China's State Administration of Radio, Film and Television, is a TV channel that has been approved to legally launch in China. However, this channel is limited to hotels and some units or individuals in need, so this channel is generally not available. If you go to a hotel and see a station with the logo NHK, then this is usually the channel.

The cartoon character "Tama-kun", who was born as NHK's mascot, is now experiencing a surge in popularity in overseas markets, mainly in North America. As a new cartoon character from Japan, it is causing a craze among people who are sensitive to fashion. What everyone knows is not necessarily a cartoon image that can be commercialized. However, this image has begun to appear in cartoon image merchandise stores and comics specialty stores, and the audience's awareness of it is rapidly expanding.