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**Expression: "Nippon TV, the leading figure in the history of Japanese commercial television, to the world"**
Nippon Television was Japan's first commercial television station, opening in 1952. In 1966, NNN and Nippon News Network were established, making it the key station of the Nippon Television Network Council (Nippon Television Network). It also operates as a SKY PerfecTV! Premium Service and satellite general broadcaster, and boasts the longest history among Japan's commercial television stations.
**Q&A**
Q: What is your role?
A: To bring Nippon Television, a leader in the history of Japanese commercial television, to the world.
Q: What are your famous works?
A: It is known for a wide range of programs, such as "Ultra Series" and "Waratte Iitomo!".
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English Summary
**Expression: "Nippon TV, the leading figure in the history of Japanese commercial television, to the world"**
Nippon Television was Japan's first commercial television station, opening in 1952. In 1966, NNN and Nippon News Network were established and became the key station of the Nippon Television Network Association (Nippon Television Network). It is also active as a SKY PerfecTV! premium service and general satellite broadcasting operator, and has the oldest history among Japan's commercial television stations.
**Q&A**
Q: What did you do?
A leading figure in the history of Japanese commercial television, bringing Nippon Television to the world.
Q: What are your famous works?
It is known for its programs in a wide range of genres, such as ``Ultra Series'' and ``Warate Iitomo!''
Wikipedia:Nippon TV
