Fuji Television Network, Inc. (also known as Fuji Television) is a Japanese free-to-air television channel assigned as JOCX-DTV central signal placed in Odaiba, Minato, Tokyo. It is owned by Fuji Media Holdings and is a part of Fujisankei Communications Group.
Fuji Television was founded as a TV station in Tokyo on November 18, 1957, and began broadcasting on March 1, 1959, as JOCX-TV. The logo consisted of a number eight as a two gathered eye shape, and its wordmark was written as Japanese name.
1986–present
Designer:
Yuji Baba (wordmark) Katsu Yoshida (eye logo)
Typography:
Fujisankei Communications Group font (designed by Baba)
In April 1986, Fuji TV stopped using the abstract 8-numeral logo after 29 years since 1957, and a new logo was introduced though it consists of a stylized eye with a red circle. With this New logo, the station decided to borrow Fujisankei Communications Group's logo and font.
