UHF anime
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History
Historically, UHF anime has played a significant role in the international dissemination of anime. For example, in the United States, UHF channels broadcast Japanese anime series with subtitles, which helped to foster an early fan base for anime outside Japan. This phenomenon was particularly notable in cities with large Japanese populations, such as New York City and Chicago, where fans could access uncut Japanese animation through these UHF transmissions.[3]
See also
References
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