NHK on Demand 2.8.3

Over 12,000 NHK programs are now available for streaming on NHK On Demand. The selection includes popular series such as TAIGA: Period Dramas and ASADORA: Morning Series, as well as NHK Specials. Enjoy the convenience of watching these programs whenever you like.

What is NHK On Demand?

NHK On Demand is a video service that offers a wide range of content, including dramas, documentaries, historical education programs, and entertainment shows broadcasted by NHK. With over 12,000 titles to choose from, users can access the programs for a fee.

• New programs are made available on the platform either on the day of the broadcast or on the following day. Please note that the delivery period may vary depending on the program. Additionally, the platform regularly adds selected masterpiece dramas and documentaries from the NHK archives that have been broadcasted and archived in the past.
• Users can easily watch missed episodes or past programs on their TV, PC, smartphone, or tablet. By utilizing the Google Chromecast feature within the application, users can also enjoy the videos on their TV screens.
• To access NHK On Demand, users need to register as a free member on the website or purchase the specific programs they wish to watch. Registering as a free member allows access to a selection of free programs. Alternatively, users can choose from "Single-Product" packages to purchase individual programs or opt for "All-You-Can-Watch Packs" for unlimited program streaming.

Some of the most notable titles currently available on NHK On Demand include:

• The latest episodes of the ongoing TAIGA: Period Drama series
• Over 30 past masterpieces such as "RYOMADEN" and "Princess Atsu"
• Complete seasons of popular TV series like "Ama-chan" and "Here Comes Asa!"
• Archived NHK programs such as "NHK Special," "The Century in Moving Images," and "72 Hours" dating back to the 1970s

NHK On Demand is committed to meeting user demands and is constantly working to unearth and distribute past programs. Notably, programs like "KIYOMORI" and "Oshin" have been successfully retrieved and made available for streaming in response to user requests.