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. It was broadcast with that name from October 1987 to March 1990.

History

Until March 1988, the program was a

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show. After the first half of April 1988, it became a general news program. After April 1990, the program was renamed "FNN Newscom".

Broadcasters

* Weekday October 1987 - March 1988: Shigeru Tsuyuki, Michiko Yamamura, Shinya Sasaki (Another news anchor, Michiko Yamamura, left the show in less than two months) * Weekday April, 1988 - March 1989: Akio Ueda, Mina Koide * Weekday April, 1989 - March 1990: Tarō Kimura, Noriko Matsuo * Weekend October, 1987 - March 1988: Nobumichi Nagashima, Monta Mino, Tomoko Oshima * Weekend April, 1988 - March 1990: Hideki Yamanaka

References

Fuji News Network Japanese television news shows Fuji Television original programming 1987 Japanese television series debuts 1990 Japanese television series endings 1980s Japanese television series 1990s Japanese television series {{Japan-tv-prog-stub