TV Tokyo Group Starting Thursday, November 13th! This year’s theme for TV Tokyo’s Economic Week is “Unpredictable Times: Here are the Signposts – 11 Days to Find Clues for the Future.”

[TV Tokyo Group] Starting Thursday, November 13th! This year’s theme for TV Tokyo’s Economic Week is “Unpredictable Times: Here’s a Guidepost – 11 Days of Finding Clues for the Future” ​ TV Tokyo Group Press Release: October 30, 2025 Starts on Thursday, November 13th! This year’s theme for TV Tokyo’s Economic Week is “Unpredictable Times: Here’s a Guidepost – 11 Days of Finding Clues for the Future” During the week, TV Tokyo’s economics programs will deliver daily programs that unravel the uncertain future of the economy!
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(C) TV Tokyo TV Tokyo will be hosting “TV Tokyo Economic Week” for 11 days from Thursday, November 13th to Sunday, November 23rd, where all economic programs will focus on the same theme to liven up the economics programming! The theme of this fifth “TV Tokyo Economic Week” is “Unpredictable Times: Here Are the Signposts – 11 Days to Find Clues to the Future.” With the seemingly endless war and the arrival of US President Trump, we are living in an even more unpredictable era than ever before. Japan’s political and economic frameworks are also undergoing major transformation, so where can we find the “signposts” to survive in the business world? This year’s Economic Week will deliver content that will provide hints pointing to the future. In addition to regular programs such as “News Morning Satellite,” “WBS,” “LIFE IS MONEY ~Let’s Look at the World Through Money~,” “Cambrian Palace,” and “Gaia no Yoake,” we’ll also be broadcasting special programs unique to TV Tokyo’s Economic Week, including “Ikegami Akira’s Turbulent! World Situation Special”! Please look forward to the daily broadcasts. In addition, “TV Tokyo BIZ,” a business media platform useful for work and investment, will be streaming Economic Week content. Don’t worry about missing any broadcasts, as you can also enjoy unreleased content and past archives. Enjoy “Economics Week” even more with comprehensive services like double-speed playback and download features! ~Introducing the outline of each program’s plan! ～ ■ “News Morning Satellite” November 13th (Thurs), 14th (Fri), 17th (Mon) – 21st (Fri) 5:45 AM We live in “unpredictable times,” where the global economy is rapidly changing and the future is uncertain. What’s needed is the ability to calmly interpret an overheated market. “News Morning Satellite” features experienced market professionals analyzing the latest information from multiple angles, serving as an “economic guidepost” for investors and businesspeople. ■ “WBS (World Business Satellite)” November 13th (Thursday) 10:00 PM, November 14th (Friday) 11:30 PM November 17th (Mon) – 20th (Thu) 10 PM (Extended by 6 minutes each day), November 21st (Fri) 11 PM (Extended by 6 minutes) What are the “guideposts” for the Japanese economy to survive in an increasingly uncertain global situation? We cover Japanese companies’ battlefields in depth, including companies using intelligence to confront Trump’s policies in the US, manufacturers embarking on aggressive strategies in China amid an economic slowdown, established companies trying to establish Japanese-style practices in Europe, and semiconductor collaborations strengthening ties in South Korea. We explore new avenues for Japan. ■ “LIFE IS MONEY ~Let’s look at the world through the lens of money~” November 18th (Tue) 11:12 PM Unknown Businessmen in Unpredictable Times Special (tentative title) A 31-year-old business man, said to be a rising star in the restaurant industry, reveals everything from his restaurant’s sales to his cost ratio and even his own salary on his YouTube channel. His new restaurant, which opened in Shinbashi, is apparently so crowded with young people that it’s hard to believe it’s a town for older men. We also take a close look at businessmen in their 40s who are trying to break away from subcontracting by building clean restrooms, and other businessmen who could be guiding lights for Japan’s future. ■ “Cambrian Palace” November 13th (Thursday) 11:06pm (30 minute enlargement), November 20th (Thursday) 11:12pm Thursday, November 13th: “A Survival Story in a Dire Industry: The Full Story of Toray’s Textile Revolution” (tentative title) Guest: Toray President Mitsuo Oya Japan’s once-thriving textile industry fell into dire straits in the 1990s due to the rise of Chinese companies. Despite these circumstances, Toray continued to develop groundbreaking fibers. With forward-thinking strategies such as a partnership with Uniqlo, Toray’s textile business surpassed 1 trillion yen in sales for the first time. The company has expanded its cultivated technological capabilities into other areas, such as the water sector. We take a closer look at Toray’s transformation into a “textile manufacturer of the future.” Thursday, November 20th: “LUMINE: Building a New Era for Station Buildings: Behind the Scenes of Its Customer Attraction!” (tentative title) Guest: LUMINE President Teruyuki Omote Amidst the slew of railway department stores closing and downsizing, Lumine, with 18 stores both in Japan and overseas, is thriving. According to a customer attraction ranking, its flagship store, Lumine Shinjuku, takes the top spot. Thanks to its new food-focused station format and targeted marketing, Lumine Shinjuku’s sales have reached a new record high. We explore the secret behind its appeal, and explore how station buildings will evolve in the future. ■ “Gaia no Yoake” 11/14 (Fri) 10:00 PM (Extended by 30 minutes), 11/21 (Fri) 10:00 PM 11/14 (Fri) “Selling Japanese Quality Globally (tentative title)” 90 10-minute Special Feature We interview people who are taking advantage of Japan’s challenges, such as the weak yen, rising resource prices, and declining population, to take on the world. Maker’s Shirt Kamakura, known for its “Kamakura Shirts,” is stepping up its offensive into overseas markets with an innovative approach that does not require physical stores or inventory. What are their chances of re-entering the US? Style Bread, which has made great strides with its unique “frozen bread,” is attempting to expand into Europe and the US, the home of bread. Will they be able to use Japanese quality as a “guidepost” to take on the world? Friday, November 21st: “The Frontline of Cybersecurity (tentative title)” The threat of
cyberattacks is increasing worldwide. In Japan, a beer company was attacked this fall, significantly impacting its operations. Attacks threatening hospitals and other infrastructure are also on the rise. The program covers the cybersecurity scene in Taiwan, where an average of 2.8 million attacks occur per day. We follow those struggling against an invisible enemy, even as they find themselves at the mercy of these unpredictable times. ■ “Breakthrough: Unyielding Pioneers” November 15th and 22nd (Sat) 10:30 AM Saturday, November 15th – “Guideposts for Manufacturing” As the craftsmen who have supported Japan’s manufacturing industry retire and age, there are concerns about labor shortages. We cover the latest technology that passes on craftsmanship with 0.1mm precision, attracting attention from major companies. Saturday, November 22nd: “Guidepost to Life” We take a look at a venture spun out of a public university’s medical school that is incorporating AI technology into intensive care, where there is a shortage of specialists, in an effort to protect lives from the threat of a medical system collapse. ■”Roundtable Confidential ~Encounters with Other Companies~” November 15th and 22nd (Sat) 11:03 AM November 15th (Sat) Developing talent that can “survive” unpredictable times! “High School Edition” A school that cultivates science and technology talent with a curriculum that allows students to pursue their passions. A school that engages in practical inquiry-based learning, including proposing ideas to companies. A correspondence school that encourages students to pursue diverse paths. And finally, a group of “school turnaround specialists” who have implemented various educational reforms have come together to thoroughly discuss what is needed for the future of education. Saturday, November 22nd: Developing Talent to Survive Unpredictable Times!
“University/Corporate Edition” In a seller’s market, the battle for new graduate talent is heating up. Amid this, projects are beginning that transcend the boundaries of companies and industries. The idea is not to “buy green fields” but to “create green fields” together, fostering the next generation of leaders. Companies and universities involved in this initiative will come together to discuss everything from the outlook to the challenges. ~Special number~ ■ “NEXT Unicorn” 11/15 (Sat) 4pm This is the second special episode of “News Morning Satellite’s” feature “Next Unicorn,” which covers the potential unicorn companies that will shape Japan’s future. This episode will again focus on notable AI-related and deep tech companies. We follow a startup that develops “vacuum-sealed sake,” which uses unique vacuum technology to preserve the fresh flavor of sake, as it attempts to import “vacuum-packed wine” directly from barrels in Georgia, the home of wine. ■ “LBS Special: Local Startups Changing the World” (tentative title) Saturday, November 15th 4:45 PM This is a special episode of “LBS Local Business Satellite,” a video content produced by the Nihon Keizai Shimbun and five TXN affiliates (TV Osaka, TV Aichi, TV Setouchi, TV Hokkaido, and TVQ Kyushu Broadcasting) on ​​”News Morning Satellite.” We’ll be highlighting outstanding local companies and startups. ■ “Target ~ Guideposts to Victory ~” Sunday, November 23rd, 4 PM Japan’s sports business is rapidly expanding, and new businesses are being created in a variety of sports fields, from the evolution of sports merchandise to business models utilizing technology. This program focuses on companies and people who are bringing about new reforms in the sports world. It is a business information program that explores clues for Japan’s economic development from the sports scene. ■ “The Invisible Wall Standing in the Way of the Takaichi
Administration! ~ Akira Ikegami’s Turbulent World Situation Special ~” Sunday, November 23rd, 6:30 PM Japan’s current situation is more unpredictable than ever, with political direction, stock market fluctuations, and economic conditions all looming. Looking beyond Japan, the leaders of China, Russia, and North Korea will gather for the first time in 66 years for a military parade in September to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory in the War of Resistance against Japan and Fascism. How will this impact Japan and Asia going forward? Furthermore, various developments are occurring between China and Taiwan. How will Japan survive in this turbulent and unpredictable time in Asia? Politics, military affairs, and the economy… What obstacles stand in the way of Prime Minister Takaichi? Akira Ikegami provides a thorough explanation. A wealth of original content is also available! Enjoy “TV Tokyo Economic Week” in-depth and comfortably on “TV Tokyo BIZ” TV Tokyo BIZ, a financial media useful for work and investment, delivers content from “TV Tokyo Economic Week.” Enjoy unreleased original content and past archives so you don’t have to worry about missing a show. Plus, we offer a wide range of features to enhance your viewing experience. 〇Commercial-free “double-speed playback”: Efficiently absorb information. 〇Smartphone app “download function”: Enjoy stress-free video viewing even while on the go. 〇 Keyword search function: Instantly access the news you want to know. These features will help you enjoy “Economics Week” even more. And more… Watch TV Tokyo’s Economic Week programs on TV Tokyo BIZ, TVer, etc. (some programs excluded). For a limited time, we’re offering a wide selection of free Economic Week videos! We’ll also be releasing a selection of past programs! ＜”TV Tokyo Economic Week” Overview＞ TV Tokyo Economic Week “Unpredictable Times: The ‘Signposts’ Are Here – Finding Clues to the Future 11 10 days ~’ [Date] Thursday, November 13th – Sunday, November 23rd, 2025 [Broadcasting Stations] TV Tokyo, TV Osaka, TV Aichi, TV Setouchi, TV Hokkaido, TVQ Kyushu Broadcasting [Streaming] Available on TV Tokyo BIZ, TVer, and other platforms *Excluding some programs ▶TV Tokyo BIZ: https://txbiz.tv-tokyo.co.jp/ ▶TVer: https://tver.jp/ [Official HP] https://www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/keizai-week/ [TV Tokyo BIZ Official YouTube Account] https://www.youtube.com/c/tvtokyonews [Copyright] When using images, please include “(C) TV Tokyo.” [Notes regarding the
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