Japan FM Network

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Japan FM Network (JFN)

Type	commercial radio network
Country	Japan
First air date	May 31, 1984 (as a company)
Availability	Nationwide
Revenue	30.84 million yen
Headquarters	JFN Center, Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan
Broadcast area	Nationwide
Owner	The Japan FM Network Company
Established	May 1981
Digital channel	BS channels 320-323 (now inactive)
Affiliates	(See this list.)
Official website	JFN.co.jp JapanFMNetwork.com

Japan FM Network (全国FM放送協議会, Zenkoku Efu Emu Hōsō Kyōgi-kai, literally Japan FM Network Association, JFN/JFNA) is a commercial radio network in Japan. It was founded in 1981.

TOKYO FM is the main station of the network.

Contents

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  1 Japan FM Network stations
  
  
  
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    1.1 Overseas station
    
  
  
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    1.2 Originally in JFN, but now independent
    
  
  
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    1.3 Stations that are planning to have frequencies removed
    
  
  
  
  


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  2 FMQ League
  
  
  
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    2.1 Members
    
  
  
  
  


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  3 External links
  

Japan FM Network stations

Station	Call sign	Broadcast areas (Prefectures)	Region
Tokyo FM (TFM)	JOAU-FM	Tokyo (Key station)	Kantō region
FM OSAKA (FM OH!)	JOBU-FM	Osaka (Quasi-Key station)	Kansai region
FM Aichi (@FM)	JOCU-FM	Aichi	Chūbu region
FM Akita (AFM)	JOPU-FM	Akita	Tōhoku region
FM Aomori (AFB)	JOWU-FM	Aomori	Tōhoku region
FM Ehime (JOEU-FM)	JOEU-FM	Ehime	Shikoku region
FM Fukui	JOLU-FM	Fukui	Chūbu region
FM Fukuoka (F-Fuku)	JODU-FM	Fukuoka	Kyushu region
FM Fukushima (Fukushima FM)	JOTV-FM	Fukushima	Tōhoku region
FM Gifu	JOXV-FM	Gifu	Chūbu region
FM Gunma (FMG)	JORU-FM	Gunma	Kantō region
Hiroshima FM (HFM)	JOGU-FM	Hiroshima	Chūgoku region
FM Hokkaidō (AIR-G')	JOFU-FM	Hokkaido	Hokkaido region
Hyogo FM (Kiss FM KOBE)	JOIV-FM	Hyōgo	Kansai region
FM Ishikawa (HELLO FIVE)	JOHV-FM	Ishikawa	Chūbu region
FM Iwate (FMII)	JOQU-FM	Iwate	Tōhoku region
FM Kagawa	JOYU-FM	Kagawa	Shikoku region
FM Kagoshima (mu FM/μFM)	JOOV-FM	Kagoshima	Kyushu region
FM Kochi (Hi-Six)	JOLV-FM	Kōchi	Shikoku region
FM Kumamoto (FMK)	JOSU-FM	Kumamoto	Kyushu region
FM Mie (radio3/radio CUBE)	JONU-FM	Mie	Kansai region
FM Sendai (Date FM)	JOJU-FM	Miyagi	Tōhoku region
FM Miyazaki (JOY FM)	JOMU-FM	Miyazaki	Kyushu region
FM Nagano	JOZU-FM	Nagano	Chūbu region
FM Nagasaki (FMN)	JOHU-FM	Nagasaki	Kyushu region
FM Niigata (FRN)	JOXU-FM	Niigata	Chūbu region
FM Oita (Air Radio FM88)	JOJV-FM	Oita	Kyushu region
FM Okayama (VV-FM)	JOVV-FM	Okayama	Chūgoku region
FM Okinawa	JOIU-FM	Okinawa	Kyushu region
FM Saga (FMS)	JONV-FM	Saga	Kyushu region
FM Shiga (e-radio)	JOUV-FM	Shiga	Kansai region
FM San-in (V-air)	JOVU-FM	Shimane and Tottori	Chūgoku region
FM Shizuoka (K-MIX)	JOKU-FM	Shizuoka	Chūbu region
FM Tochigi (RADIO BERRY)	JOSV-FM	Tochigi	Kantō region
FM Tokushima (F-Toku)	JOMV-FM	Tokushima	Shikoku region
FM Toyama	JOOU-FM	Toyama	Chūbu region
FM Yamagata (RFM, Rhythm Station)	JOEV-FM	Yamagata	Tōhoku region
FM Yamaguchi (FMY)	JOUU-FM	Yamaguchi	Chūgoku region
Nothing	--	Chiba, Ibaraki, Kanagawa, Kyoto, Nara, Saitama, Wakayama and Yamanashi	Various

Overseas station

Station	Call sign	Broadcast area
Eco-Paradise FM	T8AA-FM	Koror, Palau

Originally in JFN, but now independent

Station	Call sign	Broadcast area (Prefectures)
FM FUJI	JOCV-FM	Yamanashi

FM Fuji was a member from 1988 to 1992.

Stations that are planning to have frequencies removed

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  Nara - 85.8 MHz


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  Wakayama - 77.2 MHz

FMQ League

FMQ League (FMQリーグ, FMQ Rigu) is a sub-network of JFN for the region of Kyūshū (excluding Okinawa Prefecture).

Members

• fm fukuoka


• FM Saga (FMS)


• fm nagasaki


• FM Kumamoto


• FM Oita (Air Radio FM88)


• FM Miyazaki (Joy FM)


• FM Kagoshima (mu FM/μFM)


• FM Yamaguchi (FMY) (from Chūgoku region)

External links

• JFN Homepage


• JFN Portal

v t e JFN
Hokkaidō	AIR-G'
Tōhoku	AFM AFB F-Fuku FMI Date FM RFM
Kantō	TFM1 FMG BERRY
Kansai/Kinki	FMO KISS radio3 e-radio
Chūbu	@FM LU FM Gifu Hello5 ZU FRN k-mix OU
Kyūshū, Okinawa	DU IU2 mu FM FMK Joy FM FMN FM88 FMS
Shikoku	EU YU HI-SIX F-Toku
Chūgoku	HFM VV v-air FMY3
International	Eco-Paradise FM4
BS Digital	JFNBS
Former	FMF
Website	JFN.co.jp JapanFMNetwork.com
1Key station 2Non-FMQ League 3Guest on FMQ League 4Palau affiliate

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