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JOAK-FM
Tokyo

Broadcast area	Nationwide (terrestrial/online)
Frequency	82.5 MHz (Tokyo), and others
Branding	NHK-FM
Programming
Language(s)	Japanese
Format	Classical music, Contemporary hit radio, Japanese pop music, few news
Ownership
Owner	NHK
Sister stations	NHK Radio 1 NHK Radio 2
History
First air date	1 March 1969; 55 years ago (1969-03-01)
Technical information
Licensing authority	MIC
Class	all
Power	10kW
ERP	89,270 Watts
Links
Webcast	NHK Net Radio
Website	NHK.or.jp/fm/

NHK-FM (NHK-FM, Enueichikei-Efuemu) is a Japanese radio station operated by the public broadcaster, NHK. Its programming output, which consists of classical music, jazz, rock, Japanese pop music, folk, seven times of news bulletins and talk is broadly similar to the BBC's Radio 1, Radio 2 and Radio 3 in the United Kingdom and KBS Happy FM, KBS Classic FM and KBS Cool FM in South Korea.

Frequencies

82.5MHz Tokyo (Power: 10kW)

86.0MHz Aomori (Power: 3kW)

85.3MHz Fukushima (Power: 1kW)

88.1MHz Osaka (Power: 10kW)

82.3MHz Niigata (Power: 1kW)

86.7MHz Akita (Power: 1kW)

Organization

Managing Committee	Nobuyuki Koga (president) Kazuo Sakakibara（interim president） Nobuko Akashi Seiji Isoyama Toru Okusa (fulltime) Yutaka Ozaki Yuyoshi Sakamoto Yoshihiro Iki Fuwa Yasu Kaori Maeda Eri Misuo Akitsugu Murata
Former presidents	Kenzo Iwahara Shichiro Komori Hiroshi Shimomura Hachiro Ohashi Iwasaburo Takano Tetsuo Furugaki Kiyoshi Nagata Hideo Nomura Shinosuke Abe Yoshinori Maeda Yoshiro Ono Choichi Sakamoto Masato Kawahara Yoshizo Ikeda Keiji Shima Mikio Kawaguchi Katsuji Ebisawa Genichi Hashimoto Shigeo Fukuchi Masayuki Matsumoto Katsuhito Momii Ryoichi Ueda Akinori Maeda Nobuo Inaba
Former vice-presidents	Taeko Nagai Yoshinori Imai Naomichi Ono Hikaru Domoto

Services

Television channels

Television	General TV Educational TV BS BSP4K BS8K NHK World TV NHK World Premium (partially unscrambled)
Radio	Radio 1 Radio 2 FM NHK World-Japan
Other services	NHK+ NHK Net Radio Rajiru★Rajiru NHK Hybridcast Data Online
Former	UHF TV Experimental Station Hi-Vision Test Service BS2 BShi Digital Radio 8K Test Service Oneseg 2 BS1 BS Premium BS4K

Other services

Hokkaido	Sapporo Muroran Hakodate Asahikawa Kitami Obihiro Kushiro
Tohoku	Sendai Akita Yamagata Tsuruoka Morioka Fukushima Koriyama Iwaki Aomori Hirosaki Hachinohe
Kanto-Koshinetsu	Broadcasting Center (metropolitan area) Nagano Matsumoto Niigata Kofu Yokohama Maebashi Mito Chiba Utsunomiya Saitama
Chubu	Nagoya Toyohashi Kanazawa Shizuoka Hamamatsu Fukui Toyama Tsu Gifu Takayama
Kinki	Osaka Kyoto Kobe Himeji Wakayama Nara Otsu
Chugoku	Hiroshima Fukuyama Okayama Matsue Tottori Yonago Yamaguchi Shimonoseki
Shikoku	Matsuyama Kochi Tokushima Takamatsu
Kyushu-Okinawa	Fukuoka Kitakyushu Kumamoto Nagasaki Sasebo Kagoshima Miyazaki Oita Saga Okinawa

Commercial

AM	JRN (Japan Radio Network) NRN (National Radio Network)
FM	JFN (Japan FM Network) JFL (Japan FM League) MegaNet (Megalopolis Radio Network)
Shortwave	Radio Nikkei

Public (NHK)

AM	Radio 1 Radio 2
FM	NHK-FM

v t e Radio stations in the Tokyo market
By AM frequency	594 693 810 954 1134 1242
By SW frequency	3.925
By FM frequency	77.1 78.0 79.1 79.2 79.5 80.0 81.3 82.5 83.4 84.0 84.3 84.7 89.7 90.5 91.6 93.0
By call sign	Eagle 810 JOAB JOAK JOAK-FM JOAU-FM JOAV-FM JODV-FM JODW-FM JOGV-FM JOKR JOLF JOQR JOTU-FM JOUD-FM JOZ JOZZ3AK-FM JOZZ3AX-FM JOZZ3AS-FM JOZZ3BA-FM JOZZ3BF-FM

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