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Fix broken video embed and add screenshots of logo sequence and end cards for 1953-2001 logo
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===1st Logo (August 28, 1953-September 30, 2001, July 24, 2011)===
===1st Logo (August 28, 1953-September 30, 2001, July 24, 2011)===
<center>'''Logo Sequence'''</center>
<center>Black and white (1953-1972)</center>
{{gallery|mode=packed|height=200
| JOAX-TV (1953) Big N.jpg
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| JOAX-TV (1953) Birdcage.jpg
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| JOAX-TV (1953) LED Letters.jpg
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<center>Color (1972-2001)</center>
{{gallery|mode=packed|height=200
{{gallery|mode=packed|height=200
|B&W JOAX.png|Original (black and white)
| JOAX-TV (1972) Big N.jpg
|JOAX-TV 1953.png|Color variant, introduced in 1972
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| JOAX-TV (1972) LED Letters.jpg
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<center>'''End Cards'''</center>
 
{{gallery|mode=packed|height=200
| JOAX-TV (1953) End Card.jpg
| 1953-1958
| JOAX-TV (1958) End Card.jpg
| 1958-1972
| JOAX-TV (1972) End Card (2011 Analog Shutdown).jpg
| 1972-1977 (2011 analog shutdown variant)
| JOAX-TV (1978) End Card.jpg
| 1978-2001
}}
 
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'''Nicknames''': "Hato no Kyūjitsu" / "Doves' Day Off", "Japanese Birdcage", "Japanese LED Letters Logo", "Yakitori"
'''Nicknames''': "Hato no Kyūjitsu" / "Doves' Day Off", "Japanese Birdcage", "Japanese LED Letters Logo", "Yakitori"


'''Logo''':
'''Logo''':
*August 28, 1953-June 30, 1972: On a black background, we see a large, transparent-looking N, with the letters T and V spaced out in the sides of the letter. The words "JOAX-TV" are seen on the bottom of the logo. After a few seconds, we fade in to three doves standing on a birdcage, spreading their wings to the rhythm of the music. The birdcage fades out and the doves begin to fly off one by one, with one dove remaining; this dove flaps its wings and zooms towards us. This fades into a black "NTV" wordmark (in a bold font) zooming in over a white background. The background becomes black, and "NTV" becomes white. The text "日本テレビ放送" (which stands for "Nippon Television Broadcasting"), in an LED display-like font, scrolls to the left. We see the TV station's info (including the channel number and the broadcasting frequencies) on a sign made up of arrows. Finally, the screen cuts to the end card, as explained below in the Trivia section.
* August 28, 1953-June 30, 1972: On a black background, we see a large, transparent-looking N, with the letters T and V spaced out in the sides of the letter. The words "JOAX-TV" are seen on the bottom of the logo. After a few seconds, we fade in to three doves standing on a birdcage, spreading their wings to the rhythm of the music. The birdcage fades out and the doves begin to fly off one by one, with one dove remaining; this dove flaps its wings and zooms towards us. This fades into a black "NTV" wordmark (in a bold font) zooming in over a white background. The background becomes black, and "NTV" becomes white. The text "日本テレビ放送" (which stands for "Nippon Television Broadcasting"), in an LED display-like font, scrolls to the left. We see the TV station's info (including the channel number and the broadcasting frequencies) on a sign made up of arrows. Finally, the screen cuts to the end card, as explained below in the Trivia section.
*July 1, 1972-September 30, 2001: The first part of this ident is a colorized version of the original one, where the big N is {{Font color|steelblue|steel blue}} (with "TV" in {{Font color|#1e90ff|light blue}}), the birdcage is {{Font color|#d2b48c|brown}}, and the doves are {{Font color|blue|blue}}. When the last dove zooms towards us, it morphs into glittering sparkles that form a wreath of confetti over a black background; the stars in that wreath quickly turn into doves, and a star shines in the center of that wreath. The wordmark "NTV", in white and in the same font seen in the previous end card, shines and zooms in, without its color switching this time. The background becomes a very {{Font color|navy|dark blue}} color. The text "日本テレビ" ("Nippon Television") scrolls left, in the same font as the one seen in the original ident, but colored {{Font color|orange|orange}}. We cut to a new channel info screen set on a white background; there is a tile-like animation done three times, revealing different white text (the first screen shows "JOAX-TV" over a series of {{Font color|orange|orange}} tiles, the second shows "4チャンネル" ("Channel 4") over a series of {{Font color|blue|blue}} tiles, with the "4" bigger than the rest, and the third shows "日本テレビ" over a series of combined {{Font color|blue|blue}} and {{Font color|orange|orange}} tiles). Afterwards, the end card is shown.
* July 1, 1972-September 30, 2001: The first part of this ident is a colorized version of the original one, where the big N is {{Font color|steelblue|steel blue}} (with "TV" in {{Font color|#1e90ff|light blue}}), the birdcage is {{Font color|#d2b48c|brown}}, and the doves are {{Font color|blue|blue}}. When the last dove zooms towards us, it morphs into glittering sparkles that form a wreath of confetti over a black background; the stars in that wreath quickly turn into doves, and a star shines in the center of that wreath. The wordmark "NTV", in white and in the same font seen in the previous end card, shines and zooms in, without its color switching this time. The background becomes a very {{Font color|navy|dark blue}} color. The text "日本テレビ" ("Nippon Television") scrolls left, in the same font as the one seen in the original ident, but colored {{Font color|orange|orange}}. We cut to a new channel info screen set on a white background; there is a tile-like animation done three times, revealing different white text (the first screen shows "JOAX-TV" over a series of {{Font color|orange|orange}} tiles, the second shows "4チャンネル" ("Channel 4") over a series of {{Font color|blue|blue}} tiles, with the "4" bigger than the rest, and the third shows "日本テレビ" over a series of combined {{Font color|blue|blue}} and {{Font color|orange|orange}} tiles). Afterwards, the end card is shown.


'''Trivia''':
'''Trivia''':
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* August 28, 1953-June 30, 1972: Two announcers were used; the first is Masako Yūki, and the second one is a currently-unidentified male announcer. The male announcer variant contains a slight variation in the section of the music that is played during and after the voiceover. Either way, the announcer says: "NTV. Channel 4. Video frequency: 171.25 megacycles. Audio frequency: 175.75 megacycles. JOAX-TV, this is Nippon Television."
* August 28, 1953-June 30, 1972: Two announcers were used; the first is Masako Yūki, and the second one is a currently-unidentified male announcer. The male announcer variant contains a slight variation in the section of the music that is played during and after the voiceover. Either way, the announcer says: "NTV. Channel 4. Video frequency: 171.25 megacycles. Audio frequency: 175.75 megacycles. JOAX-TV, this is Nippon Television."
* July 1, 1972-September 27, 1978, July 24, 2011: Currently-unidentified female announcer, who says "JOAX-TV, Channel 4, this is Nippon Television."
* July 1, 1972-September 27, 1978, July 24, 2011: Currently-unidentified female announcer, who says "JOAX-TV, Channel 4, this is Nippon Television."
** From this point on, the station's broadcasting frequencies are not stated anymore in the ident, instead appearing on the test card (along with the station's transmission output) that is broadcasted before the ident is shown.
** From this point on, the station's broadcasting frequencies are not stated anymore in the ident, instead appearing on the test card (along with the station's transmission output for both frequencies) that is broadcasted before the ident is shown.
* September 28, 1978-March 31, 1987: Mihoko Kosaka, who used the 1972 spiel.
* September 28, 1978-March 31, 1987: Mihoko Kosaka, who used the 1972 spiel.
* April 1, 1987-September 30, 2001: Hiroko Ogiwara, who also used the 1972 spiel.
* April 1, 1987-September 30, 2001: Hiroko Ogiwara, who also used the 1972 spiel.

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