TBS Radio

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TBS Radio & Communications, Inc. (株式会社TBSラジオ&コミュニケーションズ, TBS R&C) is the flagship radio station of Japan Radio Network (JRN) in Tokyo, Japan. The company was founded by Tokyo Broadcasting System, Inc. (TBS, presently named Tokyo Broadcasting System Holdings, Inc.) on March 21, 2000. On October 1, 2001, TBS Radio started to broadcast.

TBS Radio (TBSラジオ)

• Frequency: 954 kHz
• Call sign: JOKR
• Power: 100 kW (AM stereo)

• A Wake-up Call for You (あなたへモーニングコール) - Also aired on Radio Osaka (NRN) instead of MBS and ABC because the program is presented by Soka Gakkai.
• Kayokyoku without vocal (歌のない歌謡曲)
• Ei Rokusuke: Dareka to Dokoka de (永六輔の誰かとどこかで) - not aired in the Kansai region (MBS, ABC), but pastly aired on Radio Osaka until 1990's. MBS broadcasts only radio commercials of the sponsor "Momoya".
• Shall We Drive? (TOYOTA presents 片山右京のShall We Drive?〜ドライブしようよ!〜) - hosted by Ukyo Katayama
• Yuyu Wide (大沢悠里のゆうゆうワイド)
• Telephone Counceling Program Real for Children (全国こども電話相談室・リアル!)

• TBS Radio & Communications

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