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Type
  
Kabushiki kaisha

Genre
  
Television production

Products
  
anime, drama, news

Founded
  
28 July 1958

Parent organization
  
Fuji Television

Industry
  
Television production

Area served
  
Japan

Headquarters
  
Chūō, Tokyo, Japan

Number of employees
  
165 (as of March 2007)

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Revenue
  
¥18,200,007,692 (as of March 2007)

Kyodo Television (株式会社共同テレビジョン, Kabushiki Kaisha Kyōdo Terebijon) is a Japanese television production company founded on 1958-07-28 as Kyodo Television News (共同テレビジョンニュース社, Kyōdo Terebijon Nyūsu-sha). It is a subsidiary of Fuji Television, one of the largest television networks in Japan. Kyodo produces a wide variety of television shows, including drama, news, anime series, and so on.

Originally a part of Kyodo News, Kyodo Television was formed in 1958 through the joint financing of Tōkai Television Broadcasting, Kansai Telecasting Corporation, Nihon Kyōiku TV (NET, now TV Asahi), NHK, and other smaller partners as Kyodo Television News.

Shortly after the new company was formed and began production, NET and NHK withdrew their financial support from the venture. From this point, the company began producing works mainly for the Fuji TV network. In 1966, with the inauguration of Fuji News Network, Kyodo was producing television programs solely for Fuji TV.

The name of the company was changed to the present Kyodo Television in 1970, and the company began producing a variety of programming for the Fuji TV network.

References

Kyodo Television Wikipedia


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