The Broadcasting Ethics & Program Improvement Organization (BPO) recently reviewed the way Fuji TV communicates about its programs internally. The detailed findings of this evaluation have not been disclosed yet. The evaluation, part of BPO's oversight responsibilities, is crucial in maintaining the standard and quality of broadcasting in Japan.

In Japan, the content of television programs and the way they are presented can significantly influence public opinion and social interactions. Thus, communication about these programs, even internally, is of great societal interest. The BPO serves as an independent watchdog overseeing broadcasting to ensure it adheres to stringent ethical standards.

The role of the BPO is analogous to regulatory bodies in the US and the EU, such as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the US or the Office of Communications (Ofcom) in the UK. These organizations also set standards, ensure compliance, and safeguard the public with regards to broadcast content.