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City
  
Fukuoka, Fukuoka

Frequency
  
78.7 MHz

Broadcast area
  
Kyushu

Branding
  
Cross FM

Affiliation
  
Japan FM League

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Slogan
  
"Green Station Cross FM"

Translator(s)
  
77 MHz (Kitakyūshū) 86.5 MHz (Kurume) 87.8 MHz (Ōmuta) 87.2 MHz (Yukuhashi)

First air date
  
September 1, 1993 under the name FM Kyūshū and July 1, 2008 as Cross FM

Cross FM (クロスエフエム, kurosu efu emu) (formerly FM Kyūshū (エフエム九州, efu emu kyūshū)) is a commercial radio station operating in the Fukuoka Prefecture of Japan. It is an affiliate of the Japan FM League.

Contents

History

  • December 9, 1992 - FM Kyūshū Co. Ltd. was founded.
  • April 2004 - FM Kyūshū sets up a studio at the Hakata Station called JR Hakata Giga Studio (JR博多駅GIGAスタジオ, jei aru hakata-eku giga sutajio).
  • June 30, 2008 - FM Kyūshū signed off for some changes.
  • July 1, 2008 - FM Kyūshū relaunches as Cross FM.
  • April 28, 2016 - Cross FM was acquired by DHC Corp.

    • Former Slogans as FM Kyūshū

  • "Kyūshū's Number One Music Station!"
  • "Pacific Power Station"

    • As FM Kyūshū

  • "This is Cross FM. After the tone, it's _ o'clock."

    • As Cross FM

  • BGM - "Green Station Cross FM is announcing it's _ o'clock." (green station cross fmが○時をお知らせします, Gurin sutēshon kurosu efu emu ga, _ jiho oshirase shite masu.) - signal (without sponsor)
  • CM - "(Sponsor) is announcing it's _ o'clock." (（スポンサー）が○時をお知らせします, (Suponsā) ga, _ jiho oshirase shite masu.) - signal (with sponsor)

    • Life Information

  • Headline News
  • Traffic Information
  • Weather Information
  • Drive and Weather Information
  • Sports Line

    • Programming

    source:

  • Hisae Aigoshi
  • Alice
  • Maki Ariga
  • D-High-LoW
  • fumika
  • Funkist
  • Honey
  • Racer Kashima
  • Natsuko Kondo
  • Makoto Kosaka
  • Yuta Kozuma
  • Zentaro Kurita
  • Lucy
  • Masaki
  • Akiko Matsumoto
  • The Mercury Sound
  • Moby
  • Tetsuzo Motoki
  • Mye
  • Ryuta Nobukawa
  • Pe'z
  • Prague
  • Shirley Tomioka-Sheridan (see also FM802)
  • Ritsuko Tateyama
  • Toggy
  • Shion Tsuji
  • Yayoi Tsuruta
  • Toru Yagi
  • Marico Yamamoto

    • References

    Cross FM Wikipedia
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