Communicating the appeal of the faculty through community FM
Ichikawa Urara FM is a community FM radio station (83.0MHz) with its headquarters and studio in Motoyawata, Ichikawa City. The FM radio output is 20W, the largest among community radio stations. In addition to broadcasting by radio, it also supports simulradio using the Internet, so you can listen from anywhere.
Every first and third Wednesday of the month, from 12:00 noon for 30 minutes, we broadcast a program called "Chiba University of Commerce of Commerce Faculty of Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences is working on, but basically anything is OK.
After the broadcast, the names of the performers and the actual audio that was broadcast will be posted on the radio station's official website.
http://www.fmu.co.jp/cuc.html
When we first started broadcasting, I was very nervous about recording. After appearing on the show a few times, I've gotten used to it and I feel like I'm growing, such as being able to record smoothly. Since radio broadcasts only have audio as a means of communication, we always struggle with how to communicate the activities we've been working on. On the other hand, the appeal of radio is that it can appeal to many people in the community. And even during the COVID-19 pandemic, we can record online, so our activities are not restricted.
Marina Kozono (graduated from Kaiyo High School)