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U S E N 4 4 0 a B C D I J K E F USEN440 E CHANNEL LIST 2017.4 … INSTRUMENTAL A E B F C G D H I J K 01 REQUEST J-POP 01 J-POP Hits Now 01 Seasonal Music（J-POP Best Selection） 01 ■ Seasonal Music（Easy Listening）■ Seasonal Music（Nursery Instrumental） 01 01 ■ Baby Songs 01 Time Notice 02 REQUEST General Japanese Pops 02 J-ROCK 02 GIRLS POP 02 ■ Seasonal Music（Music Box）■ Seasonal Music（J-POP Instrumental） 02 02 Play Songs For Children 02 Temporary 1 03 REQUEST Enka / Kayokyoku 03 Enka 03 SOFT ROCK 03 usen for Café Après-midi 03 Local Channel 03 All Time Kids Hits 03 Temporary 2 04 REQUEST Enka / Kayokyoku 04 Idol 04 HOUSE NATION 04 HOUSE MUSIC（125bpm） 04 04 Early Teen Pops Now 04 Weather Forecast 05 REQUEST J-POP / Popular 05 J-POP 2010's Hits 05 salon jazz 05 LOUNGE MUSIC 05 05 Fairlyland Music 05 06 Kayo☆Hits Parade 06 Popular 2010's Hits 06 Colorful Pop Styling 06 Afternoon Tea Music 06 ■ Light Classic 06 Nursery Rhymes 06 Seasonal Music / Exhibition 1 07 Popular☆Hits Parade 07 R＆B CLASSICS 07 Organic Soul 07 ■ Dance Beat ■ Easy Listening Acoustic 07 ■ Light Jazz 07 Melody of Acorn Forest 07 08 ■ Healing Classic 08 HIP HOP CLASSICS 08 Organic SSW ～Slow Life Music～ 08 ■ TRANCE（Instrumental）■ Easy Listening Casual 08 ■ Bossa Nova BGM 08 Instrumentals for Kids Park 08 JBS 09 ■ Jazz for Gastronomic Ambience 09 Show-wa Era Kayo-pops Kayokyoku 60's Hits 09 J-LOUNGE 09 ■ Funky Beat ■ Heartful Strings 09 ■ J-POP Bossa Nova BGM 09 Happy♪Kiddy Songs 09 Seasonal Music / Exhibition 2 10 ■ Comfortable Easy Listening 10 Enka Best Selection 10 J-DANCE 10 ■ Power Fusion ■ Swing Jazz 10 ■ Easy Listening ～J-POP～ 10 ■ Piano Compilation 10 Seasonal Music / Exhibition 3 11 ■ USEN Hits ～Instrumental～ 11 J-POP 70's Hits 11 Love Ballad Popular 11 ■ Light Fusion ■ Slow Jazz 11 DEEP HOUSE 11 ■ Piano BGM（Nursery Rhyme） 11 Seasonal Music / Exhibition 4 12 ■ Comfortable Classic 12 J-POP 80's Hits 12 Love Ballad J-POP 12 ■ Ballad Fusion ■ Strings Orchestra 12 Shuya Okino presents Music in The Room 12 ■ Acoustic Ensemble Nursery Rhyme 12 Seasonal Music / Exhibition 5 13 Jazz Standard 13 J-POP 90's Hits 13 Hot Drive Popular 13 ■ Working Music ■ Pop BGM 13 Morning Time Popular 13 ■ Piano Ensemble J-POP 13 Seasonal Music / Exhibition 6 14 ■ Japanese Harp（Koto） 14 CONTEMPORARY VOCAL 14 Hot Drive J-POP 14 ■ J-POP Instrumental（Up Tempo） ■ J-POP Instrumental（Middle Tempo） 14 Lunch Time Popular 14 ■ Acoustic Ensemble J-POP 14 Seasonal Music / Exhibition 7 15 Seasonal Music（Nursery Rhymes） 15 R&B 15 Super Eurobeat 15 ■ Popular Instrumental（Middle & Up Tempo） ■ Classic Piano 15 Dinner Time Popular 15 Kouta / Hauta 15 ■ Wedding March 16 Birdcall / Auld Lang Syne Birdcall 16 HIP HOP 16 TRANCE ～CLUB MIX～ 16 ■ Popular Instrumental（Slow Tempo） ■ Casual Classic 16 Bar Time Popular 16 Ballad Oldies 16 Taiwanese Pops 17 Minyo Selection BBC（UK） 17 Soul 17 Slow Bossa Nova ～Siesta～ 17 ■ Enka Best Selection Instrumental ■ Food Court Music 17 Sports & Fitness Popular 17 ■ Bali Healing ～Healing from gods island～ 17 Theme from "Rocky" 18 Oldies VOA（US） 18 Blues 18 ■ salon jazz（ Instrumental） 18 ■ Modern Jazz Piano ■ Japanese Healing 18 Neo Surf Music 18 Sumo Jinku 18 Parking Announcement 19 RFI（France） 19 ROCK CLASSICS 19 ■ Healing Music 19 ■ Dixieland Jazz ■ Fancy Music Box 19 Relaxation Lounge 19 Tsugaru Minyo 19 ■ Japanese Festival Music 20 20 ROCK 20 ■ Music Therapy 20 ■ Ceremony Classic Nepalese Pops 20 ■ Guitar Compilation 20 Ryukyu Minyo（Slow Tempo） 20 Japanese Festival Sounds 21 Regional Channel 21 POP PUNK 21 ■ Morning BGM（Birdcall） 21 Pachinko Arcade BGM ■ Japanese Harp BGM（Japanese Hits） 21 ■ J-POP JAZZ COVERS 21 Resort Music～Paradise Music～ 21 Shop Opening Greeting Announcement Regional Channel 22 22 Elvis Presley Popular 60's Hits 22 Sea Wave / Seashore 22 ■ The Battleship March ■ Japanese Harp BGM（Nursery & Nostalgic Songs） 22 ■ POPULAR JAZZ COVERS 22 ■ Fansy Music Box for KIDS 22 Shop Holiday Announcement 23 23 The Beatles 23 ■ Classic Compilation for Clinics 23 ■ Marching BGM ■ Japanese Harp BGM（Murmuring） 23 ■ Colorful Pop Styling（Instrumental） 23 ■ Maternity Classic 23 Crime Prevention Announcement 24 USEN REQUEST J-POP HOT30 24 ROCK&SOUL Best Selection 24 ■ Morning Classic（Birdcall） 24 ■ Chinese BGM ■ Korean BGM 24 Easy Listening ～Café～ 24 ■ Alpha Wave Music 24 Escalator Announcement（Sunny Day） 25 Weekly Top Hits USEN Indie Ranking 25 EDM 25 ■ JAZZ（ diskunion） 25 ■ YOGA BGM ■ French BGM 25 ■ Lounge BGM 25 ■ Healing music for pets 25 Escalator Announcement（Rainy Day） 26 Weekly Top Hits USEN J-POP Ranking 26 Popular 70's Hits 26 26 ■ Latin BGM ■ Screen Music 26 ■ Piano BGM 26 Fascinating Mood Kayo 26 ■ Japanese BGM ～Sengoku Era Style～ 27 USEN REQUEST Enka / Kayokyoku HOT20 27 Popular 80's Hits 27 27 ■ Resort BGM ■ Seaside BGM（Sea Wave） 27 ■ Harp BGM 27 Turkish Pops 27 ■ Hawaiian BGM Regional Channel 28 Weekly Billboard US Chart 28 Popular 90's Hits 28 28 Contemporary Country Brazilian Pops 28 ■ Fansy Music Box -Classical Music- 28 Welcome Barker Announcement 28 Temporary 3 29 Weekly Oricon Ranking 29 Reggae 29 29 French Pops Chanson 29 Scandinavian Pops 29 Shop Welcome Greeting Announcement 29 Temporary 4 30 Weekly Top Hits USEN Popular Ranking 30 Popular Hits Now 30 NORTH WAVE（Sapporo） 30 Bossa Nova Samba 30 Swingin' Pops 30 Closing Gratitude Announcement 30 31 Weekly Top Hits USEN Anime Ranking 31 ■ Modern Jazz 31 J-WAVE（Tokyo） 31 Indian Pops ■ Indian Instrumental 31 Electro Swing 31 Alcohol & Cigarette Notification Announcement 31 Temporary 5 32 Weekly RECOCHOKU Ranking 32 Jazz Vocal（Slow～Middle Tempo） 32 Fm yokohama（Yokohama） 32 ■ Thailand BGM ■ Arabic BGM（Belly Dance） 32 LOVERS ROCK 32 ■ Classic for financial institutions 32 Temporary 6 33 New Disc J-POP 33 ■ Smooth Jazz 33 ZIP-FM（Nagoya） 33 Thai Pops Flamenco 33 JAZZY HIP HOP 33 Crime Prevention Music for ATMs 33 Temporary 7 34 Weekly Top Hits USEN Enka / Kayokyoku Ranking 34 J-POP 2000's Hits 34 FM802（Osaka） 34 Philippine Pops Mariachi 34 ■ LOUNGE MUSIC（ Instrumental） 34 On-Hold Message 34 ■ Birthday Song（Piano Solo ver.） 35 New Disc Popular 35 Popular 2000's Hits 35 cross fm（Fukuoka） 35 Italian Pops Spanish Pops 35 CLUB JAZZ 35 ■ Auld Lang Syne 35 ■ Okinawan Sanshin BGM 36 Young“Natsu-Melo” 36 Jazz Vocal（Middle～Up Tempo） 36 RADIO NIKKEI 1 RADIO NIKKEI 2 36 Salsa Canzone 36 IDÉE Records 36 Radio Gymnastic 1 36 Ryukyu Minyo（Middle～Up Tempo） 37 ■ Jazz Station 37 ■ Piano Trio 37 Regional Channel 37 Hawaiian Country & Western 37 CAFÉ ELECTRONICA 37 Military / Wartime Songs 37 38 ■ Easy Listening Station 38 ■ salon classic（ Instrumental） 38 Healing Best Selection 38 Chinese Pops Chinese Folk Music 38 Okinawan Pops 38 ■ Shamisen BGM（Middle～Up Tempo） 38 （No sounds） 39 Rock & Pops Station 39 ■ Classic Baroque 39 EDM POP Style 39 Hong Kong Pops ■ Chinese Instrumental（Slow Tempo） 39 Bonjour Records 39 Happy Birthday！ 39 40 Black Music Station 40 ■ W. 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