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The president of the public broadcaster discusses its last 100 years, driving gains at its commercial arm and more.

The Grand Prix Japan Prize, presented to the most outstanding work among the nine programs presented during the Japan Prize Festival, was awarded to Jumping Ibex and Deutsche Welle’s Can I Hug You?

The 51st edition of the Japan Prize Festival Week, organized by NHK, is set to take place from November 18 to 21 to celebrate the winners of each division, awarded earlier this year, and reveal the overall Grand Prix winner.

Takeshi Shibasaki, NHK's head of co-production, and Afumi Watanabe, senior manager in the content development department at NHK Enterprises, talk about factual co-productions and a strong drama offering.

The president of NHK shares how he is exploring ways to do more with less—including a greater emphasis on partnerships—and focusing on driving increased revenues at NHK Enterprises, all while maintaining the broadcaster’s rigorous emphasis on being a trusted source for Japanese audiences.

A look at NHK's dramas that NHK Enterprises is targeting for remakes around the world as well as new documentaries that showcase the artistry of Japan.

PARIS: There will be an extensive program dedicated to 4K Ultra HD at this year's MIPTV, including the 4K World Premiere Screening of NHK’s new Asian Fantasy series Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit.