NHK News 7

NHK News 7
Created by Yasushi Seito
Presented by Naoko Suzuki (weekdays)
Asahi Inoue (weekends)
Theme music composer Toshiyuki Omori
Original language(s) Japanese (main audio)
English (second audio)
Production
Location(s) NHK Broadcasting Center, Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan
Running time 30 minutes
Release
Original network NHK General TV
NHK World Premium
Picture format 1080i (HDTV 16:9)
Original release April 5, 1993 – present
External links
Official website www.nhk.or.jp/news7/

NHK News 7 (NHKニュース7) is the early evening news program broadcast domestically on NHK General Television and internationally on NHK World Premium. It has been on the air everyday since April 5, 1993, from 7:00 to 7:30 p.m. (JST)[1]

Chronology

Air date Weekdays Saturdays Sundays
1993.04.05 - 1996.03.31 19:00 - 19:57(57 min.) 19:00 - 19:27(27 min.) 19:00 - 19:20(20 min.)
1996.04.01 - 1998.03.29 19:00 - 19:40(40 min.)
1998.03.30 - 2000.03.26 19:00 - 19:57(57 min.)
2000.03.27 - 2000.10.01 19:00 - 19:35(35 min.) 19:00 - 19:30(30 min.)
2000.10.02 - 2004.03.28 19:00 - 19:30(30 min.)
2004.03.29 - present 19:00 - 19:30(30 min.)

Anchors

NHK News 7 chronology of newscasters and weather information presenters
Date Newscaster Weather information
Weekdays Weekends Mon. - Wed. Thu. - Fri. Saturday Sunday
1993.4.5 1994.4.3 Yoshiaki Kawabata/Yoko Sakurai Miyuki Morita Hitoshi Takata (vacant)
1994.4.4 1995.4.2 Koji Murayama
1995.4.3 1996.3.30 Miyuki Morita Osamu Miyata
1996.4.1 1998.3.29 (vacant)
1998.3.30 1999.3.28 Akihiko Taguchi Hitoshi Takata
1999.3.29 2000.3.26 Satoshi Hatakeyama
2000.3.27 2000.10.1 Satoshi Hatakeyama Norio Ishizawa Minami Fuuji Naoko Shimazu
2000.10.2 2002.9.29 Minami Fuuji Naoko Shimazu (vacant)
2002.9.30 2003.3.30 Eriko Arashima
2003.3.31 2004.3.28 Hirohide Itō
2004.3.29 2005.3.27 Masao Sueda Sae Nakarai Eriko Arashima
2005.3.28 2006.4.2 Shiori Yamamoto
2006.4.3 2008.3.30 Wataru Abe
2008.3.31 2011.4.3 Shinichi Takeda Masaiko Nomura
2011.4.4 2012.4.1 Tomoko Kogo Natsumi Terakawa Mamiko Okamura
2012.4.2 2014.3.30 Mamiko Okamura Natsumi Terakawa
2014.3.31 2014.8 Nami Morimoto
2014.9 2014.12.23 Natsumi Terakawa Mamiko Okamura
2014.12.24 2015.3.29 (vacant)
2015.3.30 2016.4.3 Mai Kikuchi
2016.4.4 2017.4.2 Kozo Takase Ryoko Fukuoka
2017.4.3 Naoko Suzuki Asahi Inoue Yumi Hirano

References

  1. (Official Website)


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