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You can know the contents of TV programs broadcast in Japan.
In this data, information about "when, who, what programs (topics), what kind of news and information, what companies and products, what hour, minute, second, and how many seconds were broadcast" is summarized by news and topic.
Overview
You can know the contents of TV programs broadcast in Japan. In this data, information about "when, who, what programs (topics), what kind of news and information, what companies and products, what hour, minute, second, and how many seconds were broadcast" is summarized by news and topic. Seven broadcasting stations in the Tokyo area broadcast more than 200 TV programs a day, all of which are converted into data. Other than the Tokyo area, data of the Osaka area and Nagoya area can be provided as standard, and other areas can also be provided as an option. By using this data, you can use it to check the amount of news coverage, performers, featured stores and products, companies, product brands, people's exposure, broadcast content, trend analysis, etc.
Main data contents
In TV program
- Broadcast date, time, minute, second
- Broadcast station, program
- Program genre
- Broadcasting time
- Talent who appeared
- Topics & Corner Headlines, Summary of broadcast content
The data is in Japanese CSV format. Scene ID is a unique ID for each topic. For details, refer to the included specifications. For questions on this dataset, to suggest additional shows to include in this dataset, or to create a bespoke dataset for specific shows (In addition to this data, we sell data introduced in TV programs: product meta data, spot meta data, talent and company master data, and we can arrange them in various ways depending on customers.), please contact us at info@mdata.tv .
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You will receive access to the following data sets.
Data set name | Type | Historical revisions | Future revisions | Sensitive information | Data dictionaries | Data samples |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
TV Metadata Sample for TV Program Content in Japan(Broadcast Area: Kanto) | No historical revisions | All future revisions | Not included | Not included |
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