School of Lock!

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SCHOOL OF LOCK! (スクール・オブ・ロック!, Suku-ru Obu Rokku^?) is a rock-based radio program originating from the TOKYO FM radio station in Tokyo, Japan. Its name is adapted from the title of the 2003 comedy film, School of Rock.

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The program is broadcast Mondays to Fridays from 22:00-23:55 Japan Time.
The program broadcasts medium and high-level shows, mainly relating to the theme "RADIO which grasps a future key!" (未来の鍵を握るRADIO!, Miraino Kagio Nigiru Redelio^?).
Because the program follows the theme of a school, radio personalities are called teachers (先生, Sensei^?).