Japanese TV refers to television programming produced in Japan, encompassing a wide array of genres, including dramas, variety shows, anime, news, and documentaries. It serves as a significant part of Japanese culture and entertainment, reflecting societal norms, trends, and creative storytelling. Japanese TV often features unique storytelling techniques, culturally relevant themes, and a distinctive aesthetic that resonates with both domestic and international audiences. Popular formats include serialized dramas or “doramas,” long-running anime series, and live variety shows that engage audiences through comedy, music, and games. The television industry in Japan is known for its innovation and has had a substantial impact on global media, influencing trends in animation and television programming worldwide.
Renowned Korean actor Park Seo-joon, famous for his role in "Itaewon Class," is set to charm Japanese audiences with his debut appearance on the special 40th-anniversary episode of "Sanma no…