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*Startup: "Kaiser-Walzer" composed by Johann Strauss |
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*Closedown: "Farewell" composed by Chopin. |
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===2nd ID (April 1, 1991-August 31, 2006)=== |
===2nd ID (April 1, 1991-August 31, 2006)=== |
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Descriptions by
A.Donaire logos 1 & SBF2004
Video captures courtesy of
伝法圭佑
A.Donaire logos 1 & SBF2004
Video captures courtesy of
伝法圭佑
Background
Gunma Television Co., Ltd. (GTV, callsign JOML-DTV) is a Japanese television station serving Gunma Prefecture, based in Maebashi. The station signed on April 16, 1971 as the first UHF commercial broadcaster in the Kanto region.
1st ID (April 16, 1971-March 31, 1991)
Visuals:
- Startup:
- Closedown:
Technique: A still card.
Audio:
- Startup: "Kaiser-Walzer" composed by Johann Strauss
- Closedown: "Farewell" composed by Chopin.
2nd ID (April 1, 1991-August 31, 2006)
Visuals:
- Startup:
- Closedown:
Variants:
- Starting in 1995,
Technique: Live-action footage.
Audio:
- Startup: A gentle harp theme known as "Windy Harp".
- Closedown: A gentle twilight harp theme known as "Angel Harp".
3rd ID (September 1, 2006-December 31, 2022)
Visuals:
Technique: Live-action footage.
Audio: A grander rearrangement of "Windy Harp".
4th ID (January 1, 2023-)
Visuals:
Technique: Live-action footage.
Audio: The grander 2006 rearrangement of "Windy Harp".
