UHF Television Yamanashi

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Ultra high frequency Television Yamanashi, Inc. (株式会社テレビ山梨, Kabushiki-gaisha TV Yamanashi), also known as UTY, is a Japanese broadcast network affiliated with the JNN. Their headquarters are located in Yamanashi Prefecture.

History

1970 April It was set up second broadcasting station of Yamanashi Prefecture.
2006 July Digital terrestrial television was started(Kofu Main Station).

Stations

Analog

Kofu(Main Station) JOGI-TV 37ch
Fujiyoshida 33ch
Kofu-North 43ch
Anayama 56ch
Yamanakako 38ch
Tsuru 30ch
Otsuki 44ch
Minobu 34ch
Akeno-Ogasawara 47ch
Mukawa-Mahara 55ch
Uenohara 34ch
Hakushu-Yokote 44ch
Tokiwa 54ch
Nambu 55ch
Kami-Hagiwara 47ch
Ashiwada-Nagahama 57ch
Ichikawadaimon 57ch
Yamanashi-Yamato 59ch
Otsuki-Fujisaki 34ch
Hatsukari 33ch
Sasago 47ch
Ashikawa 51ch
Doshi 49ch
Akiyama 37ch

Digital(ID:6)

Kofu(Main Station) JOGI-DTV 27ch
Fujiyosihda 27ch

Programs

UTY News no hoshi(UTYニュースの星) - from 18:16 until 18:55 on Weekdays

Rival Stations

Yamanashi Broadcasting System(YBS)

Other Links

Welcome to UTY

v t e Japan News Network
Hokkaido & Tohoku	HBC Hokkaido Broadcasting ATV Aomori TV IBC Iwate Broadcasting tbc Tohoku Broadcasting TUY TV-U Yamagata TUF TV-U Fukushima
Kanto, Shin'etsu & Shizuoka	TBS Tokyo Broadcasting (Television) UTY TV Yamanashi SBC Shin-etsu Broadcasting BSN Niigata Broadcasting SBS Shizuoka Broadcasting
Kinki, Chukyo & Hokuriku	MBS Mainichi Broadcasting CBC TV Chubu-Nippon Broadcasting Television TUT Tulip TV MRO Hokuriku Broadcasting
Chugoku & Shikoku	BSS San-in Broadcasting RSK Sanyo Broadcasting ITV i-Television KUTV TV Kochi RCC Chugoku Broadcasting tys TV Yamaguchi
Kyushu Region & Okinawa	RKB Mainichi Broadcasting NBC Nagasaki Broadcasting RKK Kumamoto Broadcasting OBS Oita Broadcasting MRT Miyazaki Broadcasting MBC Minaminihon Broadcasting RBC Ryukyu Broadcasting
Cable & BS Digital	TBS News Channel BS-TBS
Former affiliates	Fukushima TV (until 1983) Nihonkai Telecasting (until December 14, 1959) Asahi Broadcasting (until 1975)

Broadcast television in Hokuriku, Koshinetsu, and Tokai (Chubu)

NHK

General	Niigata 1 Toyama 3 Kanazawa (Ishikawa) 1 Fukui 1 Nagano 1 Kofu (Yamanashi) 1 Shizuoka 1 Nagoya (Aichi) 3 Gifu 3 Tsu (Mie) 3
Educational	(Niigata, Toyama, Kanazawa, Fukui, Nagano, Kofu, Shizuoka, Tokai Region) - 2

Regional

Niigata	TeNY TV Niigata 4 UX Niigata TV21 5 BSN Niigata Broadcasting 6 NST Niigata Sogo Television 8
Toyama	KNB Kitanihon Broadcasting 1 TUT Tulip TV 6 BBT Toyama TV 8
Ishikawa	KTK TV Kanazawa 4 HAB Hokuriku Asahi Broadcasting 5 MRO Hokuriku Broadcasting 6 ITC Ishikawa TV 8
Fukui	FBC Fukui Broadcasting 7 ■■¹ FTB Fukui TV 8
Nagano	TSB TV Shinshu 4 abn Asahi Broadcasting Nagano 5 SBC Shin-etsu Broadcasting 6 NBS Nagano Broadcasting 8
Yamanashi	YBS Yamanashi Broadcasting 4 UTY TV Yamanashi 6
Shizuoka	SDT Shizuoka Daiichi TV 4 SATV Shizuoka Asahi TV 5 SBS Shizuoka Broadcasting 6 SUT TV Shizuoka 8
Tokai Region (Aichi, Gifu, Mie)	THK Tokai TV 1 CTV Chukyo TV 4 CBC TV 5 NBN Nagoya TV 6

Prefectural

Aichi	TV Aichi 10
Gifu	GBS Gifu Broadcasting 8
Mie	MTV Mie Television 7

Notes:

■ Part of Nippon News Network and Nippon Television Network System
■ Part of All-Nippon News Network
■ Part of Japan News Network
■ Part of TX Network
■ Part of Fuji News Network and Fuji Network System
■ Part of Japanese Association of Independent Television Stations

¹Fukui Broadcasting is a dual-affiliated station with NNN/NNS as its primary affiliate and ANN as its secondary affiliate

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