Recent television audience measurement data from Japan's Kanto region provides a detailed snapshot of weekly household viewership across major anime broadcasts. Industry staples continue to pull massive traditional television audiences, demonstrating enduring broadcast appeal even as streaming viewership grows.
At the top of the weekly chart, Fuji TV's evergreen family institution Sazae-san secured an 8.1% household rating. Fellow Sunday evening staple Chibi Maruko-chan followed closely with a 5.8% rating on the same network, while Detective Conan captured 5.7% on NTV during its Saturday evening time slot.
Broadcast Highlights and Special Screenings
Special programming also made notable marks on the regional charts. TV Asahi's Doraemon Tanjōbi Special pulled in a strong 4.9% rating, while ongoing seasonal hits like That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Season 3 and Fuji TV's ongoing Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba rebroadcast maintained steady household metrics of 2.8% and 2.6% respectively.
Meanwhile, original cinematic releases on public broadcasting such as Jukki Hanada, Hurray!, and 100Studio's A Few Moments of Cheers pulled a 0.2% rating following its afternoon broadcast on NHK Educational.
