TNN クロージング / JOPI-TV sign off (December 31, 1987)
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This is the last section of the Television Niigata Network (TNN) station JOPI-TV's broadcast on December 31st, 1987 (according to this NND video: https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm34589993). The video displays a sequence of paintings set to a calmer version of TNN's theme song at the time, "Yes My Song" (you can listen to it here, starting at 1:03 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAbnFIRbwXM), before the voice of an announcer cuts in and first thanks the viewer for tuning in, before discussing technical details about the broadcast such as the transmitter's audio / video power in mHz and the channels that the station can be watched on. The announcer then repeats the station ID four times before the audio goes quiet and typical color bars are shown. (The captions provided were done using Google Translate, so if anything is incorrect, let me know!)
Originally uploaded by "FlemishDog" to the Internet Archive, audio normalized / video clipped by yours truly. The full video spans 12 minutes long and can be found here: https://archive.org/details/JOPI_Signoff. FlemishDog has a multitude of vintage Australian / Japanese TV sign offs uploaded to his account on the Internet Archive, and I encourage you to check them out if this video interests you!
No content in this video belongs to me and I am simply uploading this video for nothing more than archival / historic purposes. Please contact me at twizzlestorm@gmail.com if you wish to have the video removed and I will do so as soon as possible.
Originally uploaded by "FlemishDog" to the Internet Archive, audio normalized / video clipped by yours truly. The full video spans 12 minutes long and can be found here: https://archive.org/details/JOPI_Signoff. FlemishDog has a multitude of vintage Australian / Japanese TV sign offs uploaded to his account on the Internet Archive, and I encourage you to check them out if this video interests you!
No content in this video belongs to me and I am simply uploading this video for nothing more than archival / historic purposes. Please contact me at twizzlestorm@gmail.com if you wish to have the video removed and I will do so as soon as possible.
