[Sakae] Experience the world of TV at "NHK Nagoya Broadcasting Experience Studio WAKUWAKU"!

Located in the NHK Nagoya Broadcasting Center Building in Sakae, Nagoya, "NHK Nagoya Broadcasting Experience Studio WAKUWAKU" is a tour facility that allows visitors to experience the world of television they see all the time up close.

You can enjoy taking commemorative photos with characters popular among children, such as "Okaasan to Issho" and "Chiko-chan," and experience the world of television up close through hands-on exhibits such as chromakey and news anchors.

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How to access and use?

The NHK Nagoya Wakuwaku Broadcasting Experience Studio is located on the first floor of the NHK Nagoya Broadcasting Center Building, about a five-minute walk from Sakae Station on the Higashiyama and Meijo subway lines.

It is directly connected to Oasis 21, so you can go out without worrying about the weather. It is also perfect for combining your shopping with a day out.

You can drop in any time during opening hours without making a reservation, and admission is free, making it a hidden gem in the heart of the city where children can have fun.

Take a peek into the world of the shows you always watch!

Chico-chan Veranda Corner

The "Chiko-chan Engawa Corner" is a reproduction of the set of the popular TV show "Chiko-chan ni Shikarareru!" You can take commemorative photos with Chiko-chan and Kyoe-chan.

You can sit and relax on the porch or take off your shoes and go inside.

He was also very curious about seeing a real black telephone for the first time. We were also able to touch it.

Even the mailboxes and other small items are realistically reproduced, and you can feel the attention to detail in every corner of the set. It seems like you'll be immersed in the Showa retro world of Chico-chan.

Manekko Domo-kun

With "Manekko Domo-kun," you stand on the foot mark and move your body while watching the monitor, and "Domo-kun" will start moving in the same way.

When the poses written below the monitor are performed, hearts and beams also appear along with sound effects.

It's a simple game, so even small children can play it. I'm sure they'll have a good reaction to seeing themselves on the screen.

You can also try out the chromakey experience, which allows you to enjoy composite images that make you feel like you're inside Domo-kun's house.

Exciting Studio

"Wakuwaku Studio" lets you experience the visuals of a live NHK program. The quality is so high you'd never guess it was a composite image.

The manuscript is also projected on the monitor in front of the you, so he tried to look at the camera as if he was the anchor. He looked at it in wonder as if he was in a real studio on the screen.

The large camera was also actually used. It would be fun to play as your friends and family and make a TV program.

The "Exercise Square" is where you can sing and do exercises with the older brothers and sisters from "Okaasan to Issho."

There are also spots where you can take commemorative photos with the Fantane characters from "Okaasan to Issho" and Wanwan from "Inai Inai Baa!"

NHK's "Program Open Library" allows you to watch about 10,000 programs, including popular dramas, nostalgic music programs, and documentaries, for free. (Availability is limited to one hour, once per day.)

Promotional section for programs and events produced by NHK

If you have any questions about how to use the facility, please go to the reception desk. The staff will kindly assist you.

It's also nice to receive character stickers as a gift for your child.

A tour course for groups of all ages that allows you to tour the studio

There are also tours for groups where a guide will introduce how a broadcasting station works using video and images, and you can also take a tour of the actual NHK Nagoya studio.

*Reservations are only accepted for groups of 5th grade and above, and 10 or more people.

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https://www.nhk.or.jp/nagoya/wakuwaku/

The building also has nursing rooms and restrooms, making it safe for those with small children.

Although it is located in the center of Sakae, it is also attractive that you can drop in while shopping. Please visit the "NHK Nagoya Broadcasting Experience Studio Wakuwaku" where you can feel the world of TV that you always watch up close!