Watch Japanese TV

I hope that someone suggest the best free site or app to watch anime. I paid for CR but the service sucks and there's so many anime out there that aren't available on legal streaming services. Moreover there are plenty of better ways to support the industry like buying merchandise of your favorite shows. I searched on YouTube and I happened to get YoiTV, one free app to watch Japanese TV channels live including one anime TV channel (number 81). It is really awesome.  Free download the free app YoiTV https://www.mediafire.com/file/vyb90e8x3d0wia1/yoitv.zip/file Click the link above and it will turn to a page with DOWNLOAD (37.04MB) button. Click DOWNLOAD button to get the installation package. exe is for windows pc, dmg is for MacOS computer and apk is for android devices. Here is the guide about how to download and get the key code to activate: https://youtu.be/neWJP2ysw8E (The comment in YouTube contains the download link.) Know More: https://livejapanesetv.wordpress.com #japa...

I tried most JPTV offerings some years back, and settled with one solution for it's ability to download shows as FLV files for easy archiving. Unfortunately, after Adobe killed Flash for nothing, it's so annoying to download and archive anything. The fairly new YoiTV seem to have a download function, but it seems to be looked into only within their software itself. May anybody kindly suggest any ways to utilize YoiTV's download function outside of itself? I found one solution for you guys: I've been planning to write a script to do just this for the browser-based providers at some point but I've been too busy. Technically, if you have the knowhow, it is possible to do it manually, by opening the browser's dev tools and 1) grabbing the m3u8 file for a program (after clicking on it in the program browser), 2) rewriting it to have full URLs for .ts segments, and then 3) running it through ffmpeg. That last step is something along the lines of: ffmpeg -protocol_whit...

Remembering new words can be difficult. Remembering new words in an entirely different language can be an even greater challenge. Not to mention that Japanese is notorious for being a language that takes time to learn for English speakers. (Especially as the alphabet and cultural approach to the language is so different.) There is, however, a trick to remembering vocabulary, grammar, and kanji long-term without putting too much time in. (In other words, without having to drill vocabulary by writing it down twenty times on a piece of paper.) This trick is actually one you’ve probably already come across before… Get one free streaming app - YoiTV. It allows you to watch Japanese raw live and videos. Listen more and watch more. This helps me remember these Japanese words more easily and quickly. Free download the free app YoiTV https://www.mediafire.com/file/vyb90e8x3d0wia1/yoitv... Click the link above and it will turn to a page with DOWNLOAD (37.04MB) button. Click DOWNLOAD button to ge...

Like the Sopranos/breaking bad/big little lies etc. of japan. I'm a long time fan of Japanese films and anime but I just realized today that I wasn't aware of any really high quality live action TV. This was surprisingly hard to look up  So I thought I'd see if anyone here knew! Meanwhile, I searched the web online and finally it came out - YoiTV. 1080P in picture quality is what I really need. Now it is free, without any charge. Recommend it to you guys.  #japan #japanese #jtv #yoitv #japanesetv #drama #dorama 

The first one I ever watched was Mare and I really liked the development of all the characters and the story. Another one that I loved was Natsuzora. I’m now watching Okaeri Mone and I’m also liking it so far! I have been using YoiTV to watch Japanese TV live channels. It is really useful for me as a partner to view Japanese shows. Now I'd share the Asadora in recent 10 years.  Japanese Asadora from 2010 to 2021 2010: Wel-kame (ウェルかめ) (Welcome Back) Gegege no Nyobo (ゲゲゲの女房) (GeGeGe's Wife) 2011: Teppan (てっぱん) (Teppanyaki) Ohisama (おひさま) (Sunshine) 2012: Carnation (カーネーション) (Carnation) Umechan Sensei (梅ちゃん先生) (Doctor Umechan) 2013: Jun to Ai (純と愛) (Jun and Ai) Amachan (あまちゃん) (Little Ama) 2014: ōsan (ごちそうさん) (Thanks for the Hospitality) Hanako to Anne (花子とアン) (Hanako and Anne) 2015: Massan (マッサン) (Massan) Mare (まれ) (Mare) Asa ga Kita (あさが来た) (Here Comes Asa!) 2016: Toto Neechan (とと姉ちゃん) (Daddy Sister) Beppinsan (べっぴんさん) (Miss Beppin) 2017: Hiyokko (ひよっこ) (Bloom) Warotenka (わろてんか...