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NTV Network (As of March 31, 2011) NTV Network Stations (Japan) • The Sapporo Television Broadcasting Co., Ltd. (STV)* • RAB Aomori Broadcasting Corporation (RAB) • TV IWATE CORPORATION (TVI) • MIYAGI TELEVISION BROADCASTING CO., LTD. (MMT) STV • Akita Broadcasting System (ABS) • Yamagata Broadcasting Co., Ltd. (YBC) • Fukushima Central Television CO., LTD. (FCT) • TELEVISION NIIGATA NETWORK (TeNY) • TV.Shinshu Broadcasting Co., LTD. (TSB) • Yamanashi Broadcasting System (YBS) RAB • Shizuoka Daiichi Television Corporation (SDT) TVI • KITANIHON Broadcasting CO., LTD. (KNB) ABS • TELEVISION KANAZAWA Corporation (KTK) YBC • FUKUI BROADCASTING CORPORATION (FBC) MMT • CHUKYO TV BROADCASTING CO., LTD. (CTV) TeNY • YOMIURI TELECASTING CORPORATION (YTV)* FCT KNB TSB • NIHONKAI TELECASTING CO., LTD. (NKT) KTK • Hiroshima Telecasting Co., Ltd. (HTV) YBS FBC • Yamaguchi Broadcasting Co., Ltd. (KRY) NKT NTV • JRT Shikoku Broadcasting Co., Ltd. (JRT) YTV HTV CTV SDT • NISHINIPPON BROADCASTING CO., LTD. (RNC) KRY RNC • Nankai Broadcasting CO., LTD. (RNB) FBS RNB JRT • Kochi Broadcasting Co., Ltd. (RKC) TOS RKC • Fukuoka Broadcasting Corporation (FBS)* NIB KKT • NAGASAKI INTERNATIONAL TELEVISION UMK BROADCASTING, INC. (NIB) KYT • KKT Corporation (KKT) • Television Oita System Co., Ltd. (TOS) • Miyazaki Telecasting Co., ltd. (UMK) • Kagoshima Yomiuri Television Corporation (KYT) * Affiliates accounted for under the equity method NTV/NNN Overseas News Bureaus NTV International Corporation (New York) Nippon Television Network Europe B.V. (Amsterdam) • London • Paris • Moscow Moscow • Cairo London Amsterdam • Beijing Paris Beijing New York Seoul Los Angeles • Shanghai Washington, D.C. • Seoul Cairo Shanghai • Bangkok Bangkok • New York • Washington, D.C. • Los Angeles NIPPON TELEVISION NETWORK 67 ANNUAL REPORT 2011.

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