Unending Mishaps Continue On-Set of TBS's Year-End Special

The recording for Tokyo Broadcasting System's (TBS) Year-End special programme has recently been plagued by a spate of accidents. Although the details of the accidents are unclear, the situation has raised concerns over the safety measures on the TBS set. The incidents occurred amid the preparation for the year-end special, a popular tradition in Japanese television.

Year-end special shows on Japanese television are a significant aspect of their television culture, often featuring celebrities, comedians, and musicians, and are a crucial part of New Year celebrations. Therefore, news about these shows is in high regard. The news about these accidents is likely to raise safety concerns, and audiences may demand more transparency and accountability from broadcasters regarding working conditions and safety measures.

In the US or EU, similar accidents on television sets would potentially lead to investigations and legal actions, demanding accountability from the responsible parties. Strenghtening of safety measures and increased scrutiny from regulatory bodies could be the outcomes of such incidents.

Information for Your Country

To follow the story, English speakers can check Japan Times or NHK World which provides news in English. For safety measures in entertainment industries globally, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) in the U.S provides extensive information.