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I have retired from my position as a member of NHK's Central Program Review Committee upon completion of my term.

On September 30th, I retired from my position as a member of NHK's Central Program Review Committee, a role I had held for four years. (Although, in reality, my last meeting was the 739th Central Program Review Committee meeting on September 14th). I am deeply grateful to all the committee members, NHK staff, and the secretariat staff for their support over the past four years. About the Central Program Review Committee: The "Central Program Review Committee" may not be very well known outside of NHK. It oversees broadcast programs…

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NHK Chronicle is useful for searching past programs

NHK broadcasts are a national treasure, but if we don't know what programs have been aired in the past, we won't know where that treasure is located. Therefore, it would be desirable to have searchable metadata about programs, but even just being able to search past program schedules would make a big difference. Currently, NHK's main website, "nhk.jp," allows you to search for program schedules from the top page…

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Blockchain

[April 4th, 7:11pm] Professor Matsuo, who supervised and appeared on NHK's "Web3 Super Speed ​​Commentary", and reporter Asakawa, who is the editor of "A Thorough Analysis: Will Blockchain Make Humanity Happier?" will be providing commentary on the show.

NHK's "Manga Artist Ienaga's Super Definition of Complex Society," airing from 11:15 PM to 4:30 PM on Friday, April 7th, will feature "Web3." The segment is titled "Web3 Super-Fast Explanation ~ Is Web3 Really the Bright Future of the Internet!?". Immediately following the program's conclusion, we will invite Professor Matsuo, who supervised and appeared on the show, and journalist Asakawa, editor of "A Thorough Examination: Will Blockchain Make Humanity Happy?"...

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