1958 |
Commences broadcasting |
1964 |
Commences color casting |
1967 |
“Ninja Akakage” color TV movie begins |
1970 |
Fuji Network ( 27 stations) is established |
1978 |
Kansai Television Foundation for Youth Development is established |
1979 |
Invites former President of the United States, Mr. Ford to Japan |
1982 |
Hosts the first Osaka Women’s Marathon |
1992 |
Constructs “Lemon Studio” in Tokyo |
1994 |
Achieves the triple crown ratings for 10 consecutive years |
1995 |
Shanghai branch opens |
1997 |
Moves headquarters to its present address in Tenma |
1999 |
Holds “Riverdance” Japan Tour in Osaka and Tokyo |
2002 |
Holds “Burn the Floor” Japan Tour in Osaka and Tokyo |
2003 |
Commences digital broadcasting in Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya |
2008 |
Holds the "Paris Opera" Japan Tour in Hyogo and Tokyo |
2011 |
Full transfer to digital broadcasting nationwide |
2012 |
Drama “Lessons” wins the Grand Prize, TV Dramas Category, National Arts Festival |
2013 |
Documentary “School for Everyone” wins the Grand Prize, TV Documentaries Category, National Arts Festival |