Shinhiroshima Telecasting CO., LTD.
Shinhiroshima Telecasting CO., LTD.（TSS-TV CO.,LTD.）is a commercial broadcasting station located in Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture. It opened in October 1975. In 2025, the station will celebrate its 50th anniversary.
The station delivers attractive programs that are closely related to the local community, from documentaries and informational programs to variety shows, with new ideas and perspectives.
In recent years, TSS-TV has produced several noteworthy international documentaries in collaboration with the Japan Broadcasting Program International Communication Center (JAMCO).
As a broadcasting station in Hiroshima, an international cultural and peace city, TSS-TV is implementing the "Hiroshima Peace Program TSS Archive Project," adding English subtitles to peace-related programs produced by the station and distributing them worldwide.
The station releases award-winning works and collaborates with university students from Japan and the United States to translate videos into English and share information worldwide.
There are also many short programs showcasing the beautiful scenery of Hiroshima, so be sure to check out TSS-TV's programs.
2-3-19 Deshio, Minami-ku, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima,734-8585, Japan
August 10, 1974
Contact(s)
Miki Yoshimura
Vice Captain, TV Programming Department
Programs
Programs
A Year of Prayer in HIROSHIMA,August 2021-July 2022
ヒロシマ祈りの場の１年～2021年8月－2022年7月～
Hiroshima is where the world’s first atomic bomb was dropped. Peace Park in the center of the city has the A-Bomb Dome, the A-Bomb Museum, the Cenotaph for the Atomic Bomb Victims, and more. All of these tell the reality of the atomic bombing. What kind of people come to this place of prayer? We loo...
Before Their Voices Fade:The Nobel Peace Prize and the Hibakusha
消えゆく声、つむぐ～ノーベル平和賞と被爆者～
The Nihon Hidankyo (the Japan Confederation of A- and H-Bomb Sufferers Organizations), a hibakusha organization, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2024. For generations, the hibakusha survivors have had a huge impact on the world, conveying not just their experiences of the atomic bombing, but al...
The Cries of the Silent Creatures
清流のヌシの叫び ～繋ぐ命と扱う命～
The giant salamander is a protected species of the nation and lives mainly in the Chugoku region. In April, 2022, it became a hot topic when one was discovered in the river right by the Atomic Bomb Dome, located only 4.5 kilometers from the mouth of the river. Why did the giant salamander, known as ...
The Uncertain Home: Our Disabled Children After We Pass Away
彷徨う居場所～親亡き後 障がいのある我が子は～
Parents with disabled children worry about who will watch over their dear children after they pass away.
Kunai Yasuo, living in Hiroshima City, is raising two disabled children. The older brother, Masahiro, has autism, and the younger brother, Yuki, has both autism and intellectual disabilities. ...
