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NHK
- Today's Close Up
 
USN
is proud to broadcast our news program, "Today's
Close Up." We catch this program by
a satellite and will provide you more up to
date news from Japan!
On
September 4th, 2010, we will feature "Who
Will Rule North Korea?"
North
Korean Leader, Kim Jon II, made a sudden visit
to China in late August. North Korea is making
moves to establish Kim's successor. The most
likely candidate, the leader's 3rd son, Kim
Jon Un. Little as known about this youngest
son of Kim Jon Il, a few reports say he will
be the next supreme leader... (To read more,
click here)
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USN
- USN Report
(Next episode is on September 25th, 2010)
USN
presents the new TV program, "USN Report."
USN clues will feature some local news, events
and hot spots to shift your lifestyle to the next
level!
 
USN-TV proudly introcude "Japanese-Infused
Italian" restaurant, "Deici,"
in East Vilalge. "Deici (pronouce
di-e-chi)" means "10" in English.
This cozy restaurant, opened in February 2008,
is a hidden gem where you can taste true Italian
dishes and good wines. Their characteristics are
sophisticated Japanese twists and presentation,
and they offer high quality meat and fresh seafood.
It is a perfect place for both laid-back (casual)
and romantic dining scenes. USN-TV will show you
various kinds of chef's signiture dishes. (To
read more, click here)
*To
check out the past lineups, please visit here!
**To
watch our past USN Report (webstreaming), click
here!
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MOFA
- JAPAN VIDEO TOPICS
(The next episode will be on September 25, 2010)
USN
starts the new TV program, "Japan Video
Topics."
We will air this program when we don't broadcast "USN Report." Any comment will be
appreciated! To send coment, please e-mail:
usn@irmnet.com
  
On
September 25th, 2010, we feature "Washi," "Why is Japanese Fruit so delicious?," "Miso Power," "Japan's
Advanced Vending Machines," and "Kumiko
Latticework."
The high-quality hand-made paper called washi
was invented in Japan in the 7th century. It is
widely used today for various purposes that make
full use of its thinness, strength and beautiful
texture. Washi has traditionally been used not
only for letter paper, but also for umbrellas,
lanterns, ukiyo-e woodblock prints, and as an
architectural material. It provides a distinctive
sense and charm to Japanese life and culture...
(To read more, click here!)
There are probably more vending machines on the
streets of Japan than anywhere else, selling an
ever wider range of items. New technology keeps
adding more convenience, such as machines serving
both hot and cold drinks, varied to match seasonal
needs... (To read more, click here!)
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TBS
Drama -
We Love Quintuplets! (Season 6)
  
"We
Love Quintuplets Season 6" was ended
on 12/12/09.
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