Ezo Television

1962-1983[]

Ezo Television started serving the southwestern part of Hokkaido from its main base in Sapporo and its offices in Hakodate and Muroran.

In 1992, the NSB Station Operations and Management Board decided that Hokkaido, Akita, Ibaraki, Tochigi, Gunma, Shizuoka, Shiga, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyogo, Nara, Wakayama, Hiroshima, Tokushima, Nagasaki and Okinawa stations will remain to be the main stations.

In 1995, eastside (EHT) and northside (ATK) SIN affiliate merged with Ezo Television. And ETV finally covers the whole island.

◄	Eastern Hokkaido Television Asahikawa Television

Ezo Television

V • T • E Sakura Broadcasting
Sakura Information Network Current stations NSB-SW \| ETV-AZ \| MSB-CR \| MBT-PM \| MTV-MA \| dut-DU \| YKT-YK \| IW \| EST-EC \| GA \| NK-OS \| EWT-WF \| KK-KL \| TVS-FE \| TKB-HT \| SBH-SG \| KTI-CT \| HiTV-HL \| TM \| GV \| IM \| UKT-HX \| TVAH-AM \| OTB-LL \| TKK-OV \| VA \| KTH-KA \| TS \| TTS-CP \| SKB-KQ \| SN \| HKB-HY \| BTB-BZ \| STB-SM \| SSB-SS \| RTS-AV Former stations ABN-AN \| ATK-NW \| CKT-CP \| EHT-HE \| GEM-BY³ \| HNT-VS \| IZT-TZ \| JTV-LP \| KB-KW \| KKTB-BU \| KYB-YP² \| MST-MB \| RG \| RMB-SL¹ \| RMW-MZ¹ \| TKY-YS \| TOB-OY \| TOC-CT \| TTM-TM \| TYW-YW \| TVH-HS \| TVI-HL \| TVK-RV \| TVO-MS \| TVT-UE \| UTV-UT Cable/Satellite services BS Sakura (4K) Former/defunct Yovany Club Notes ¹ Radio station from 1961-1991 ² Also affiliated with the All-Nippon News Network from 1969-1989 ³ Used to be main station from 1958-1969
Owned by Pipan Medial Operated by Associated Public Authority