There are also a few smaller channels and user broadcasts that change randomly. The more prominent channels are TBS, TV Tokyo, TV Asahi, and Fuji TV. KeyholeTV has a decent, but limited selection of channels.
While the audio and video isn’t the highest quality, it is watchable. You can also stream your live video using the same technique with a program called KeyHoleVideo. KeyHoleTV is part of a project by Japan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs testing out P2P (peer to peer) technology. Well, there is a free program called KeyHoleTV that will let you do just that. Have you ever wanted to know how to watch real-time, live Japanese TV for free? Maybe you’re trying to learn Japanese, but want to hear real Japanese and not the type you hear in Anime. March 2020 update: I have found a better way to watch Japanese TV Online, check out AQ Stream!!!
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