Tokai TV Adds Staff Messages to 1-Chan Matsuri Feedback Project
Tokai TV is turning the feedback loop outward and inward at once, using the same venue displays to show viewers' thanks and staff's own words, which puts the station's internal work in front of the public it serves.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Tokai TV's 1-Chan Matsuri ~ONE-FAN Meeting~ runs October 24 and 25, 2026 at Hisaya Odori Park in Sakae, Nagoya, under the station's ONE-FAN tagline. Chippee Inc. supports the project for a second consecutive year. Visitors send messages of thanks and support through a QR code at the venue or the event page; the messages appear on venue displays and the official site. This year, employees' own thoughts about their work will also be displayed.
Messages will be collected through a two-dimensional code posted at the venue and through the event page, then shown on displays and on the official website so people who cannot attend can read them. The new part is the second stream: notes from Tokai TV employees and staff about the work they do and their daily efforts, placed at the venue alongside the viewer messages.
Kazuo Tokita of the station's Corporate Branding Department said the aim is for viewers' voices and employees' own words to bring people closer to Tokai TV's work and people. The event runs Saturday, October 24 and Sunday, October 25, 2026 at Hisaya Odori Park in Sakae, Nagoya.
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