NHK, or Nippon Hoso Kyokai, is Japan’s national public broadcasting organization. It was established in 1926 and is funded primarily through viewer fees rather than advertisements, which allows it to maintain editorial independence. NHK operates several television and radio channels, providing a wide range of programming that includes news, education, entertainment, and cultural content. As a public broadcaster, NHK aims to serve the interests of the public by offering accurate information and promoting understanding of Japanese culture and society. It also plays a role in emergency broadcasting and communication during natural disasters. NHK is known for its commitment to high-quality journalism and programming, both domestically and internationally.
NHK's new drama, 'Bakebake,' explores the intersection of tradition and modernity through the story of Matsuno Toki, a heroine with rural roots. Fumiyo Kohinata stars as Toki’s grandfather, Matsuno Kan'emon,…