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23rd JAMCO Online International Symposium

February 2015 - October2015

Audience Perception of Japanese TV Programs in Asia and the Middle East.

Norio Kagami
Student

I thought it was very interesting that Japanese programs are even watched in the Middle East and Central Asia.
For international understanding, it is important that people accept Japanese programs despite the cultural and environmental differences.
Please keep on moving forward.

Norio Kagami

Student

Nationality: Japanese

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『Messages for an Increasingly Divided World』
31st
『Thinking about the Meaning of Life in a Time of Global Crises』
30th
『For a Sustainable World – Responses to the COVID-19 Crisis』
29th
『The Potential of Broadcasting and New Media for Supporting Education During the Coronavirus Pandemic』
28th
『Educational Content in the Developing Countries : Its Role and New Possibilities』
27th
『The Future of Television: Japan and Europe』
26th
『Internet Utilization of TV-Stations：Situations and Issues Faced by Individual Countries.』
25th
『The Current State and Challenges of International Broadcasting in Key Countries』
24th
『The Current State and Challenges of Television Broadcasters in Asia.』
23rd
『Audience Perception of Japanese TV Programs in Asia and the Middle East.』
22nd
『The Internet and TV Stations in the Asia-Pacific Region』
21st
『Tsunami Response Systems and the Role of Asia’s Broadcasters』
20th
『The Great East Japan Earthquake: Japanese TV Coverage and Foreign Reception』
19th
『International Exchange in TV Drama Productions』
18th
『Public-Service Broadcasts of Asian Countries』
17th
『Trans-border TV Broadcastings of Non-English-speaking Countries』
16th
『Images of Foreign Countries Projected on Television of China, Korea, and Japan』