NHK Yamaguchi Broadcasting Station

The station started broadcasting on April 19, 1941, as the , under the callsign JOUG. Radio 2 (JOUC) started broadcasting on June 1, 1951, and NHK FM on April 1, 1964. Television broadcasts began on June 15, 1959. On April 14, 1962, the station was renamed NHK Yamaguchi Broadcasting Station due to the relocation to the prefectural capital. By 2008, NHK Yamaguchi was doing a news exchange with its Korean sister station. NHK+ added Yamaguchi programming on May 22, 2023. ==Programming==

As of fiscal 2024: • Yamaguchi Prefecture News (weekdays, 12:15-12:20pm) • Information Revolution! Yamaguchi (weeknights, 6:10-7pm) • Y-SPECIAL (YAMAGUCHI SPECIAL) (selected Fridays, 7:30-7:55pm; repeat the following Saturday 7:30-7:55am; Connect from Hiroshima is brooadcast on remaining Fridays) • Information Revolution! Yamaguchi 845 (weeknights 8:45-9pm except holidays) • Information Revolution! Yamaguchi 645 (weekends 6:45pm-7pm) • News bulletins for NHK Radio 1 and NHK FM: 7:20-7:25am, 9:55-10am (Radio 1 only), 12:15-12:20pm, 1:55-2pm (Radio 1 only), 6:50-7pm • YAMAGUTIC ==References==