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* Here are the end cards used by this ident:
* Here are the end cards used by this ident:
** August 28, 1953-August 27, 1958: The NTV wordmark is placed inside an outlined circle. Directly above the circle is "JOAX-TV", and directly below that circle is "東京" ("Tokyo"). The circle outline and text are colored white and the background color is black.
** August 28, 1953-August 27, 1958: The NTV wordmark is placed inside an outlined circle. Directly above the circle is "JOAX-TV", and directly below that circle is "東京" ("Tokyo"). The circle outline and text are colored white and the background color is black.
*** The reason why the bottom text is displayed as "Tokyo" because NTV at that time planned to expand their broadcasting operations to the entire country (with each city that would have its own NTV-affiliated TV station display its name as the bottom text of a local version of this end card), but the then-current broadcast license issued to them was limited to the Kanto region only.  
*** The reason why the bottom text is displayed as "Tokyo" because NTV at that time planned to expand their broadcasting operations to the entire country (with each city that would have its own NTV-affiliated TV station display its name as the bottom text of a local version of this end card), but the then-current broadcast license issued to them was limited to the Kantō region only. However, NTV would start the Nippon News Network in 1966, expanding its national reach via affiliates. This was followed by the start of the Nippon Television Network System in 1972.
** August 28, 1958-June 30, 1972: Same as the 1953 end card, but "JOAX-TV" is now displayed at the upper left, and "日本テレビ" is displayed at the lower right.
** August 28, 1958-June 30, 1972: Same as the 1953 end card, but "JOAX-TV" is now displayed at the upper left, and "日本テレビ" is displayed at the lower right.
** July 1, 1972-December 31, 1977, July 24, 2011: The background is now {{color|blue}}, with the NTV wordmark now in color ("N" is {{color|#1e90ff|light blue}}, "T" is {{color|red}}, and "V" is {{color|#008000|green}}) and placed inside a white outlined rounded rectangle. "JOAX-TV" and "日本テレビ" are displayed in the same positions as before.
** July 1, 1972-December 31, 1977, July 24, 2011: The background is now {{color|blue}}, with the NTV wordmark now in color ("N" is {{color|#1e90ff|light blue}}, "T" is {{color|red}}, and "V" is {{color|#008000|green}}) and placed inside a white outlined rounded rectangle. "JOAX-TV" and "日本テレビ" are displayed in the same positions as before.
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'''Variants:'''
'''Variants:'''
* From 1953 to 2003, there is an in-credit variant of the NTV wordmark used during that period, seen at the end of the opening credits of NTV-produced shows. Around 1994, the Nandarou symbol (which also served as the station's mascot), a green pig designed by Hayao Miyazaki originally meant to commemorate the station's 40th anniversary the year prior was added to the wordmark on the left, but for some shows such as ''Anpanman'' the symbol wasn't implemented until 1997.
* From 1953 to 2001, there is an in-credit variant of the NTV wordmark used during that period, seen at the end of the opening credits of NTV-produced shows. Around 1994, the Nandarou symbol (which also served as the station's mascot), a green pig designed by Hayao Miyazaki originally meant to commemorate the station's 40th anniversary the year prior was added to the wordmark on the left, but for some shows such as ''Anpanman'' the symbol wasn't implemented until 1997.
* On July 24, 2011 (the date when Japanese analog television switched off in most regions), at 11:58 PM local time, the 1972-1977 version of this ident was broadcast on NTV's analog signal in Tokyo, with the addition of the text "58年間 ありがとうございました" ("Thank you for 58 years"), superimposed on the lower-left corner of the end card, in white. Both lower text elements form this message: "Thank you for 58 years [of analog television broadcasts], Nippon Television."
* On July 24, 2011 (the date when Japanese analog television switched off in most regions), at 11:58 PM local time, the 1972-1977 version of this ident was broadcast on NTV's analog signal in Tokyo, with the addition of the text "58年間 ありがとうございました" ("Thank you for 58 years"), superimposed on the lower-left corner of the end card, in white. Both lower text elements form this message: "Thank you for 58 years [of analog television broadcasts], Nippon Television."


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===3rd ID (July 2003-March 31, 2008, Analog)===
===3rd ID (July 2003-March 31, 2008, Analog)===
<center>[[File:NTV (Nippon Television) (Startup-Closedown-Junction to NNN24, Analog) 2003-2008.mp4|frameless]]</center>
[[File:NTV (Nippon Television) (Startup-Closedown-Junction to NNN24, Analog) 2003-2008.mp4|frameless|center]]
'''Visuals:''' On a black background, a gold world map and gold text saying "NIPPON TELEVISION"  slide to the left, with gold squares flying all over the screen, and two intersecting lines moving across the screen. On the foreground, gold squares fly into the background, and an orange circle with rough edges appears from the bottom. As the gold square forms "日テレ", the circle rapidly accelerates and goes into "日" A gold outline of NTV's mascot, Nandarou, fades in to the left of "日テレ" along with  gold text saying "NIPPON TELEVISION" on the bottom. The background fades into pitch black.


'''Visuals:''' On a black background, a gold world map and gold text saying "NIPPON TELEVISION"  slide to the left, with gold squares flying all over the screen, and two intersecting lines moving across the screen. On the foreground, gold squares fly into the background, and an orange circle with rough edges appears from the bottom. As the gold square forms "日テレ", the circle rapidly accelerates and goes into "日" A gold outline of Nandarou, fades in to the left of "日テレ" along with gold text saying "NIPPON TELEVISION" on the bottom. The background fades into pitch black.
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'''Technique:''' CGI.
'''Technique:''' CGI.


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===5th ID (December 27, 2013-)===
===5th ID (December 27, 2013-)===
[[File:JOAX-TV (2013-) logo (Original version, 2013-2024).png|frameless|center]]
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[[File:JOAX-TV (2013-) logo (Updated version, 2024-).png|frameless|center]]
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In-Credit Variants=
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'''Visuals:''' On a white background, there is the number 4 as it forms first as a single number then into multiple copies of it with the words "ch" coming after it. Then, the numbers disappear while the callsign "JOAX-DTV" appears. The "O" zooms to another "O" with that number now forming the NTV symbol alongside a tagline accompanying it.
'''Visuals:''' On a white background, there is the number 4 as it forms first as a single number then into multiple copies of it with the words "ch" coming after it. Then, the numbers disappear while the callsign "JOAX-DTV" appears. The "O" zooms to another "O" with that number now forming the NTV symbol alongside a tagline accompanying it.


'''Variant:''' Beginning in 2024, the NTV logo and symbol was colored in red instead of black and the tagline is different.
'''Variants:'''
* An in-credit variation of the finished product, also exists on the opening credits of shows produced by NTV.
* Beginning in 2024, the NTV logo and symbol was colored in red instead of black and the tagline is different.


'''Technique:''' Digital traditional animation, accompanied with an announcer.
'''Technique:''' Digital traditional animation, accompanied with an announcer.
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