Der Rückgang der Fernsehzuschauerzahlen in Japan beschleunigt sich über alle Generationen hinweg und gibt Anlass zur Sorge, dass es zu einem Verlust gemeinsamer Erinnerungen zwischen den Generationen kommen wird. „Wenn wir uns nur auf Sendungen für ältere Menschen konzentrieren, haben Inhalte keine Zukunft.“

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    1. scotchegg72 on

      Saturates TV with low grade food porn and music-backed propaganda ‘news’, and acts all surprised when people notice literally everywhere else has better quality entertainment

    2. ragequitteroffureh on

      I don’t watch telly myself.

      My wife and kids like that foreigner man murder mystery show where Kitano wears a funny outfit and all of the little faces pretend to be shocked when the foreigner man woman lady axe murders her husband’s wife’s boyfriends dog’s vet’s mistress’s brother-in-law’s ex-boyfriend with a gun. Also, the two comedy dickheads get a surprise fire extinguisher to the bollocks, very mirth.

      But it would be cool if they showed some juicy local murder mysteries though. It’s not as if there’s a shortage of brutal slayings here.

    3. IceCreamValley on

      Most content is either an old guy eating in a restaurant with a women the third his age and comment abour the food or evening Enka show… TV is stuck in the showa era and they were no evolution.

    4. Maybe if they got rid of the cast of useless „talents“ that ooh and ahh at everything, or offer empty commentary on stuff they know nothing about… maybe then shows would be less obnoxious.

    5. zack_wonder2 on

      I last watched Japanese tv seriously around 2015 when I was studying Japanese and wanted to increase listening input. I put the tv on a few weeks ago randomly and it was the exact same people doing the same shit, just with new 20 year old women.

    6. girloverflower on

      It’s very low intelligence and riddled with advertisements.

      Like watching youtube ads non stop

    7. Once again, who wanna watch some hosts walk around a city and give fake reaction while eating?

    8. TeamCameltotem on

      My Japanese parents have completely switched over to streaming and YouTube premium over watching mundane tv shows about pets or food.

    9. iceshoecream on

      Good riddance. Japanese TV is so boring. Talentless tarento saying oishiiiii, TV crew interviewing a tourists outside the arrival gates and „wow! This Gaikokujin loves shu cream!!! Wow!“ Then there’s the cringe tv dramas. Hardly any movies. Yawn 🥱

    10. skytreegamer172 on

      Man maybe if they made TV bearable more people would watch. I literally only ever watch tv for the news or if my grandma is watching something and I have nothing else to do. Like I’m a fat ass for food but if I have to watch one of those „えええええええ~ or おいしいいいいい!1!1!1!~“ food programs one more time… I might lose a screw or 2.

    11. U_SMUG_MOTHERFUCKER on

      Japanese TV needs more food eating reaction content to be relevant!

    12. It couldn’t disappear fast enough to be honest.

      Gave our netflix password to my in laws and they haven’t turned on terrestrial TV other than weather and earthquake news since.

      To be honest I used to think the average person in Japan was fine with the absolute void or personality most Japanese TV has… But I just don’t get why it’s survived this long now.

    13. Most television in Japan is stuck in the late 80s. The demographic that a majority of the context is made for is dying off.

    14. Japanese tv shows are mostly watching youtube videos, eating food, or making celebrities do dumb shit. Of course viewership will go down- it’s shit quality.

    15. Japanese TV show never changed at all. Same old content, people, entrainment and so on. That’s why young Japanese people are shifting their views on other streaming platforms such as TikTok and YouTube.

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