Japanese TV refers to television programming produced and broadcast in Japan. It encompasses a wide range of entertainment forms, including dramas, variety shows, anime, reality shows, news programs, and documentaries. Japanese TV is known for its unique storytelling styles, cultural references, and distinct production techniques. It plays a significant role in Japanese culture and often influences trends both domestically and internationally. Programming typically consists of both terrestrial and cable channels, with popular networks including NHK, Fuji TV, and NTV. Japanese TV also features a variety of genres such as historical dramas (jidaigeki), family dramas, romantic comedies, and animated series. The industry is characterized by yearly seasons, with fresh content often introduced in spring, summer, fall, and winter. Additionally, Japanese TV has a significant presence online, with many programs available for streaming on various platforms.