Television Nagasaki Explained

Callsign:	JOWH-DTV
Branding:	KTN テレビ長崎
Digital:	20 (UHF)
Virtual:	8
Location:	Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan
City:	Nagasaki
Owner:	Television Nagasaki Co., Ltd.
Founded:	March 1968
Airdate:	April 1, 1969
Affiliations:	Fuji News Network and Fuji Network System
Former Affiliations:	NNN/NNS (secondary, 1969–1990)
Former Channel Numbers:	37 (UHF analog, 1969–2011)
Licensing Authority:	MIC

is the FNN/FNS station for Nagasaki.^{[1] [2]} The station's call sign is JOWH-DTV.^[3]

History

• 1968 - KTN is founded.^[4]
• April 1, 1969 - KTN begins broadcasting. The station was a dual affiliate of FNN and NNN.
• July 14, 1986 - The analog master station was improved.
• October 1, 1990 - The station becomes a sole FNN/FNS affiliate. NNN/NNS programming moved to the newly launched NIB.
• December 1, 2006 - Digital terrestrial broadcasts commence.^[5]
• July 24, 2011 - Analog transmissions conclude.

External links

• Official website

Notes and References

1. Web site: Fuji Network Systems(FNS) . 2023-03-09. Fuji TV.
2. Web site: 株式会社テレビ長崎. 2023-03-09. NIKKEI.
3. Web site: 企業情報. 2023-03-09. KTN.
4. Web site: ご愛顧いただき50年、そして100年へ. 2023-03-09. ながさき経済.
5. Web site: 地上デジタルテレビジョン放送. 2023-03-09. Nikkei Xtech.