Tulip TV Co., Ltd.

Established in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture with a capital of 2 billion yen as the third private broadcaster in the prefecture (and the 27th nationwide network station in the JNN network of Tokyo Broadcasting Co., Ltd. (TBS)).

Established in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture, as the third private broadcasting station in the prefecture (the 27th network station nationwide in the JNN network of Tokyo Broadcasting Company, Ltd. (TBS)). Capital of 2 billion yen.

Opened the Toyama General Office in Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture.

Toyama General Station was opened in Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture.

Opened the Tokyo Branch in Chuo-ku, Tokyo.

Tokyo Branch was opened in Chuo-ku, Tokyo.

Opened the Osaka Branch in Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture, and the Kanazawa Branch in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture.

Osaka Branch was opened in Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture, and Kanazawa Branch was opened in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture.

Opened the Broadcast Center and Kue Relay Station in Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture, and began test broadcasts.

Broadcasting Center and Kue Transmission Station were opened in Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture. Test broadcasts commenced.

Established relay stations at Takaoka Manyo, Fukamitsu, Unazuki, and Unazuki Ohara. Obtained radio station licenses and began service broadcasts.

Relay stations at Takaoka Manyo, Fukamitsu, Unazuki, and Unazuki Ohara were established. Radio station licenses were obtained and service broadcasting commenced.

Commenced main broadcast. Callsign JOJH-TV, channel UHF32, video output 10 kW, audio output 2.5 kW.

Main broadcast commenced. Call sign JOJH-TV, channel UHF32, video output 10 kW, audio output 2.5 kW.

Established relay stations at Takaoka Nijo and Himi.

Relay stations at Takaoka Nijo and Himi were established.

Formed a sister station partnership with WANE-TV (Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA).

Partnership with WANE-TV (Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA) as sister station.

Formed a sister station partnership with COIN-TV (Portland, Oregon, USA).

Partnership with COIN-TV (Portland, Oregon, USA) as sister station.

Changed company name from TVU Toyama Co., Ltd. to Tulip TV Co., Ltd.

Corporate name changed from TVU Toyama, Ltd. to Tulip TV, Ltd.

Established relay stations at Koshunhira and Oyama Komi.

Relay stations at Koshunhei and Oyama Komi were established.

Established a small relay station.

Relay station at Saijuu was established.

Established the Yao Konagahe Relay Station.

Relay station at Yao Konagahe was established.

Established the Rika Relay Station.

Relay station at Rika was established.

Established the Kamihira Relay Station.

Relay station at Kamihira was established.

Established the Kamihira Akago Relay Station.

Relay station at Kamihira Akago was established.

Opened the Uozu Branch.

Uozu branch office was established.

Established the Takaoka Yata Relay Station.

Relay station at Takaoka Yata was established.

Saijiri Inatani Relay Station was established.

Relay station at Saijuu Inatani was established.

Koyabe Relay Station was established.

Relay station at Koyabe was established.

Osawano Relay Station was established.

Relay station at Osawano was established.

Preliminary license for terrestrial digital broadcasting was issued.

Preliminary license for terrestrial digital broadcasting was granted.

Test broadcast signal for terrestrial digital broadcasting was transmitted.

Test transmission of terrestrial digital broadcasting was conducted.

License for terrestrial digital broadcasting was issued.

License for terrestrial digital broadcasting was granted.

Main terrestrial digital broadcast commenced.

Terrestrial digital broadcasting commenced.

Analog TV broadcasting ended. Fully transitioned to terrestrial digital TV broadcasting.

Analog TV broadcasting ended. Fully transitioned to terrestrial digital TV broadcasting.

Operations at the new broadcasting center began.

Operations at the new broadcasting center commenced.