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{{nihongo|'''''Oha Suta'''''|おはスタ|}} is a children's TV show which airs in Japan in the morning on weekdays, and it is produced by [[TV Tokyo]]. It premiered in 1997. The main host from 7:05 until 7:30 is [[Kōichi Yamadera]]. This show is a remake of "Ohayō Studio" ("Ohayō" meaning "Good Morning") a similar show that also aired on TV Tokyo from 1979 (back when the network was called "Tokyo 12 Channel") to 1986 (by which time the network renamed to"TV Tokyo"). For this reason, "suta" comes "sutajio", a "Japanicization" of the English word "studio", thus the name "Oha Suta". The show's full title is "Oha Suta: The Super Kids Station". |
{{nihongo|'''''Oha Suta'''''|おはスタ|}} is a children's TV show which airs in Japan in the morning on weekdays, and it is produced by [[TV Tokyo]]. It premiered in 1997. The main host from 7:05 until 7:30 is [[Kōichi Yamadera]]. This show is a remake of "Ohayō Studio" ("Ohayō" meaning "Good Morning") a similar show that also aired on TV Tokyo from 1979 (back when the network was called "Tokyo 12 Channel") to 1986 (by which time the network renamed to"TV Tokyo"). For this reason, "suta" comes "sutajio", a "Japanicization" of the English word "studio", thus the name "Oha Suta". The show's full title is "Oha Suta: The Super Kids Station". In 2010 the show is no longer a children show but now it is aimed at adults 18 and up. |
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Revision as of 20:27, 10 May 2011
Oha Suta (おはスタ) is a children's TV show which airs in Japan in the morning on weekdays, and it is produced by TV Tokyo. It premiered in 1997. The main host from 7:05 until 7:30 is Kōichi Yamadera. This show is a remake of "Ohayō Studio" ("Ohayō" meaning "Good Morning") a similar show that also aired on TV Tokyo from 1979 (back when the network was called "Tokyo 12 Channel") to 1986 (by which time the network renamed to"TV Tokyo"). For this reason, "suta" comes "sutajio", a "Japanicization" of the English word "studio", thus the name "Oha Suta". The show's full title is "Oha Suta: The Super Kids Station". In 2010 the show is no longer a children show but now it is aimed at adults 18 and up.
Broadcasting Times in JST
- Time: TV stations
- from 6:45 until 7:03: TXN and Biwako Broadcasting
- from 7:05 until 7:30: TXN, Biwako Broadcasting, Nara TV, and TV Wakayama
People on Oha Suta in 2009
from 6:45 until 7:03
from 7:05 until 7:30
- Kōichi Yamadera
- Oha Girl (Saki, Erika, Shiori)
- People who appear once a week:
- on Mondays: Tanakky & Yamane (Angirls)
- on Tuesdays: Koharu Kusumi (ex-Morning Musume)
- on Wednesdays: Leonald Da Tekken (Tekken)
- on Thursdays: Namito Nagumo
- on Fridays: Nankai Candies
Oha Girl
Girls who are 12, 13, 14, or 15 years old appear in the program, and are called Oha Girls (おはガール). Some of them had their professional debut on the show.
Units
- Oha Girl Apple (おはガールアップル, July 1998 - September 1998)
- Oha Girl Banana (おはガールバナナ, October 1998 - March 1999)
- Oha Girl Citrus (おはガールシトラス, April 1999 - March 2000)
- Oha Girl Cherry (おはガールチェリー, April 1999 - March 2000)
- Oha Girl Grape (おはガールグレープ, April 2001 - March 2002)
- Oha Girl Fruitpunch (おはガールフルーツポンチ, April 2002 - March 2003)
- Oha Girl Starfruit (おはガールスターフルーツ, April 2003 - March 2004)
- Oha Girl Starfruit2 (おはガールスターフルー2, April 2004 - March 2005)
- Oha Girl Candy Mint (おはガールキャンディミント, April 2005 - March 2007)
- Oha Girl 2007-2008 (おはガール, April 2007 - March 2008)
- Oha Girl 2008-2009 (おはガール, April 2008 - March 2009)
- Oha Girl 2009-2010 (おはガール, April 2009 - March 2010)
- Oha Girl Maple (おはガールメープル, April 2010 - present)
Notable Oha girls
References
External links
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