FURUSATO NO KAZE, JAPAN.
On air since 9th July 2007. Produced by the Japanese Government agency 'Headquarters for the Abduction Issue', targeting Japanese citizens that are believed to have been abducted to North Korea between 1977 and 1983.
Furusato no Kaze - 'Wind from the Homeland' is the name of the Japanese broadcast.
Ilbon-ui Baram is the name of the Korean language broadcast (English 'Wind from Japan'; Japanese 'Nippon no Kaze'.
Furusato no Kaze - 'Wind from the Homeland' is the name of the Japanese broadcast.
Ilbon-ui Baram is the name of the Korean language broadcast (English 'Wind from Japan'; Japanese 'Nippon no Kaze'.
Above image c/o https://www.rachi.go.jp/
VIDEOS OF MY RECEPTION OF FURUSATO NO KAZE.
15475 kHz - 1st August 2023.
1330 UTC
Japanese language.
100kW Tashkent, Uzbekistan transmitter.
1330 UTC
Japanese language.
100kW Tashkent, Uzbekistan transmitter.
9705 kHz - 11th March 2022.
7290 kHz - 17th February 2022.
QSL INFORMATION.
Reception report has been mailed to the following address........
Policy Planning Division,
Headquarters for the Abduction issue
Cabinet Secretariat,
6-1 Nagata-cho- 1-chome,
Chiyodaku,
Tokyo 100-8968
JAPAN
Awaiting a reply.
Policy Planning Division,
Headquarters for the Abduction issue
Cabinet Secretariat,
6-1 Nagata-cho- 1-chome,
Chiyodaku,
Tokyo 100-8968
JAPAN
Awaiting a reply.
VIDEOS ABOUT JAPANESE ABDUCTEES.
References.
- World Radio TV Handbook 2023
