845 2026

I repeat, "Please refrain from spreading this on X." Also, please refrain from using the title in the comments section. It's unclear how long this will remain online, so please act quickly. Hokkaido/Tohoku (We managed to resist the wave of standardization again this year) 0:00 Hokkaido "Looks like they've returned from Obihiro. They're using the same studio as in the evening." 0:18 Aomori "They're using the same thing as in the evening." 0:34 Akita "This one also has the same atmosphere as in the evening. No. 84?" 0:48 Morioka "I think he has the best voice." 1:04 Yamagata "A song that makes you feel emotional when you listen to it before 9 PM (Part 1)." 1:23 Sendai "Looks like they've come from Nagasaki. The name caption is in the old font." 1:35 Fukushima "It's a miracle that this kind of class hasn't been standardized. I'm surprised how old he looks." Kanto/Koshinetsu 1:56 Metropolitan Area Stations "Well, it's standard?" 2:11 Mito "The station that resisted until the end was suddenly standardized." 2:29 Nagano "Even at night, he has a unique intonation." 2:44 Niigata "The unnecessarily extravagant CG is as usual." 3:05 Kofu: "A distinctive feature is that it still retains a glimpse of the previous generation's style. It seems the box has warped here." Tokai/Hokuriku 3:23 Shizuoka: "From 'hand-me-downs' from the Tokyo metropolitan area to 'matching' outfits, is the announcer a hand-me-down? ? 」 3:40 Nagoya "The opening theme is now included due to standardization" 3:57 Fukui "The official MAD is incredibly disappointing (part 1)" 4:15 Kanazawa "Seriously, EPG fraud" 4:32 Toyama "This is the only place in Hokuriku that resists. It's amazing that it's still around" Kansai 4:44 Osaka "This is the official MAD. You can really feel the anti-Shibuya stance" 5:01 Kyoto "It's regrettable that it's been standardized, but it's a relief that the previous theme is used in the ending." 5:17 Kobe "Here too, the name captions use the old font. It seems to have been moved to a different font at some point." 5:35 Wakayama "It was the old theme from Kansai, but it's been standardized" 5:51 Nara "A song that makes you feel emotional when you listen to it before 9 PM (part 2)" 6:11 Otsu "It has a strong Osaka impression, but it's actually my hometown" Chugoku 6:27 Tottori: "An official MAD that's incredibly disappointing (part 2)" 6:43 Matsue: "They've started making full use of the Osaka-style official MAD" 6:57 Okayama: "It's just surreal when you listen to it at night" 7:11 Hiroshima: "They adopted the Osaka-style official MAD. It seems they didn't like the idea of ​​standardizing it as is" 7:23 Yamaguchi: "A song that makes you feel emotional when you listen to it before 9 PM (part 3)" Shikoku 7:39 Matsuyama: "Following in the footsteps of its predecessor, it uses an evening opening" 7:57 Kochi: "Inyaku-san suits the night" 8:09 Tokushima: "Only the title name was changed, it feels ridiculously polite" 8:27 Takamatsu: "A strange title in Japanese" Kyushu/Okinawa 8:48 Fukuoka: "The only one in the region with a custom time display" 9:05 Kitakyushu: "It feels like watching Fukuoka" 9:20 Kumamoto: "Like Nagoya, it's been standardized and now has an opening. It seems they've returned to their hometown without us noticing" 9:34 Saga: "When I close my eyes, it feels like I'm listening to the radio." 9:51 Nagasaki: "We're fighting against standardization again this year. It's Nagasaki, but it's Miyazaki." 10:06 Oita: "We're also fighting against standardization." 10:18 Miyazaki: "The only one in Southern Kyushu that's using standardization. It's got a strong personality." 10:32 Kagoshima: "Once you get used to the standardized opening theme, the song feels really long." 10:53 Okinawa: "A fake standardization pattern. This is the only place in the country where the station name is included in the name caption."