Japanese TV shows refer to television programs produced in Japan, encompassing a variety of genres such as drama, comedy, variety, anime, and documentaries. These shows are characterized by their unique storytelling styles, cultural themes, and often distinct visual aesthetics. Japanese dramas, known as “doramas,” typically feature episodic narratives focused on personal relationships and societal issues. Anime, a form of animated series, has gained international popularity and includes diverse themes and genres appealing to both children and adults. Variety shows blend entertainment segments with games, interviews, and performances by celebrities. Japanese TV shows often reflect the nation’s cultural values, humor, and societal trends, making them an integral part of contemporary Japanese culture.
The seven-member group WEST. is set to transform Saturday nights with their high-energy show "リア突WEST," moving from a Sunday afternoon to a late-night slot. WEST. debuted in 2015, known for…