TV Asahi

http://www.tv-asahi.co.jp
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TV Asahi Corporation, a publicly owned Japanese company founded in 1957, operates in broadcast television and radio. Employing approximately 310 people, the company generated over $1 billion in revenue in 2023. Its programming includes drama series, animation, variety shows, sports events, and news, with a focus on younger audiences.

2024 Revenue

Founded

1957

Headcount

310

Headquarters

Japan

Primary Segment

Broadcast television and radio

Ownership

Publicly Owned

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TV Asahi offers products in the media and telecoms services industry. TV Asahi's product portfolio comprises of broadcast television and radio.

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TV Asahi's revenues were $1.6B in 2024. All the revenue comes from linear (national channel groups).

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Dec

9th

2025

09:11

B2B Tag

Shinjuku Neon Walk: Winter Lights and Interactive Art

Tokyo’s Nishi-Shinjuku comes alive this winter with large-scale illuminated art as Shinjuku Neon Walk transforms the district from late November through early January. The citywide experiential light festival energizes Chuo-dori with four themed zones featuring cutting-edge new-media works, interactive installations, and reimagined traditional motifs.

Matcha-Jp

Dec

5th

2025

01:51

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1 Million Japanese People Traveling Abroad During Year-End and New Year Holidays… Recovery to Pre-COVID Levels

[Translated] ▲ Japanese Airport It is expected that 1 million Japanese people will travel abroad during the year-end and New Year holidays, recovering to pre-COVID-19 levels. A trend of diversifying popular travel destinations from nearby places like Korea and Taiwan to distant places like Hawaii and Europe has also emerged.

Seoul Broadcasting System

Dec

3rd

2025

09:15

Awards and Recognitions, B2B Tag

Okinawa Times Co. Wins Grand Prize Journalist Fund Award | Shinano Mainichi Shimbun Digital News Site for Shinshu and Nagano Prefecture

[Translated] The winners of the "31st Peace and Cooperation Journalist Fund Award," which recognizes individuals and organizations for outstanding reporting in the fields of peace, anti-nuclear efforts, and human rights advocacy, were announced on the 3rd.

Shinmai

Dec

1st

2025

18:30

Capital Investment, B2B Tag

Dodgers "Win Inter-Competition with Innovation," TV Asahi "Invest in Early-Stage Startups": VC Investment Becomes Important in Sports and Entertainment

[Translated] At the "Inter BEE" exhibition for the broadcasting industry (November 19-21, Makuhari Messe), venture capital (VC) representatives related to the Los Angeles Dodgers of Major League Baseball and investment strategy managers from domestic television stations gathered to discuss the significance of venture investment in the sports and entertainment fields.

Jorudan

Nov

27th

2025

03:19

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"Certainly, the 20,000 Yen Benefit is Appreciated," "If I Could Be Greedy..." Yūki Morikawa, a Mother and Announcer, Speaks Her Honest Thoughts (November 27, 2025)

[Translated] ABEMA's news program, 'Watashi to News ~Sono Moya Moya, Hanaseba Sekai ga Hareru Kamo.~' (Every Tuesday to Friday, 12:00~) was broadcast on the 21st. ○ Yūki Morikawa's Honest Thoughts The program addressed the government's announcement of a plan to "provide an additional 20,000 yen per child to the child allowance" as a new economic policy.

Excite Japan

Nov

26th

2025

09:09

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Japan PM Takaichi rules out risk of British-style 'Truss' shock

Japan stands ready to take necessary action on FX Takaichi says Japan not resorting to 'reckless' spending Japan to fund package with additional Y11 trln debt, TV Asahi says TOKYO, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi ruled out on Wednesday the possibility that Japan could face a British-style "Truss moment", or loss of market confidence stemming from her expansionary fiscal policy.

Reuters

Nov

25th

2025

21:43

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Japan to host Central Asian leaders mid-December, discuss rare earths, TV Asahi reports

Japan is arranging a summit meeting with five Central Asian countries in Tokyo in mid-December, TV Asahi reported on Wednesday. Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi seeks to discuss rare earth supply chains with the leaders of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan at the "Central Asia plus Japan" meeting, TV Asahi said.

TradingView

Nov

21st

2025

18:50

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500 yen or 500 won? Fraudulent use of won coins rises in Japan, sparking concerns

Reports of customers using Korean 500-won coins — worth about 53 yen ($0.36) — as if they were 500-yen coins ($3.40) are increasing across Japan, causing frustration among small-business owners. The trick exploits the fact that the two coins are similar in size and appearance despite having nearly a tenfold difference in value.

The Korea Times

Apr

14th

2025

09:34

Mini Share Buyback Should Buffer Deal

bullish TV Asahi Holdings Watchlist TV Asahi Placement - Mini Share Buyback Should Buffer Deal Equity Capital Markets 12 View s 14 Apr 2025 17:34 A group of shareholders are looking to raise US$133m from selling their respective stakes in TV Asahi.

Smartkarma

Apr

14th

2025

07:01

TV Asahi Holdings Corp - To Buy Back Up To 2.0% Of Own Shares Worth 3 Billion Yen

TV Asahi Holdings Corp is a Japan-based company mainly engaged in operations associated with program production. The Company operates its business through four business segments. The Television Broadcasting Business segment is engaged in operations related to the production and broadcasting of television (TV) programs.

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TV Asahi currently holds 46 broadcasting rights for sports competitions including ice skating, baseball, golf, soccer | association football, aquatics and swimming, basketball, multi-sport, badminton and motorsports.