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History. Anime produced. Transmitters. Offices. See also. References. External links. TV Osaka. Coordinates: 34°41′26.2″N 135°31′15.6″E. Television Osaka, Inc. (テレビ大阪株式会社, Terebi Ōsaka Kabushiki Gaisha, also referred to as TVO) is a television station affiliated with the TX Network in Osaka, Japan. [1] .
テレビ大阪株式会社 （テレビおおさか、 英: Television Osaka, Inc. 略称 : TVO ）は、 大阪府 を 放送対象地域 とし、 テレビジョン放送 事業を行っている 特定地上基幹放送事業者 。 コールサイン は JOBH-DTV （大阪 18ch）、 リモコンキーID は TXN の キー局 ・ テレビ東京 と同じ「 7 」。 概要. 略称ロゴ. 1982年 に開局した 関西地方 で最も新しい民放テレビ局で、 TXN （ テレビ東京 系列）に属している。 都市型ネットワークという性質上TXNでは 基幹局 や 準キー局 といった区別をしていないため正確には「系列局」でしかないが、 在阪テレビ局 という性質上「 準キー局 」とされることも珍しくない [4] 。
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