Tokyo MX
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About this archive
Tokyo MX is the on air name of Tokyo Metropolitan Television Broadcasting Corporation, a free to air independent television station that began broadcasting on 1 November 1995. It belongs to no national network and is instead a member of the Japanese Association of Independent Television Stations. Its shareholders include Tokyo FM, the entertainment company Bushiroad, the Chunichi Shimbun and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
The station broadcasts to Tokyo and parts of the neighbouring Kanto prefectures, on digital channel 9 under the call sign JOMX-DTV. It is best known for the volume of late night programming it carries, particularly anime, which it expanded heavily from 2006, and it is a regular first broadcaster for series that later travel abroad.
For a BL or GL viewer, the practical point is that a Tokyo MX airing is a terrestrial broadcast within the Kanto region rather than a stream. The station closed its own simulcast service, M-Cast, at the end of June 2024 and said it would instead work through platforms with larger audiences such as TVer and YouTube. Titles that air here normally reach international viewers through a separate licensed streaming release, which this site lists on the individual title page.
The station broadcasts to Tokyo and parts of the neighbouring Kanto prefectures, on digital channel 9 under the call sign JOMX-DTV. It is best known for the volume of late night programming it carries, particularly anime, which it expanded heavily from 2006, and it is a regular first broadcaster for series that later travel abroad.
For a BL or GL viewer, the practical point is that a Tokyo MX airing is a terrestrial broadcast within the Kanto region rather than a stream. The station closed its own simulcast service, M-Cast, at the end of June 2024 and said it would instead work through platforms with larger audiences such as TVer and YouTube. Titles that air here normally reach international viewers through a separate licensed streaming release, which this site lists on the individual title page.
TOKYO MX ACROSS THE SITE
There are 4 records under Tokyo MX. By format they are TV Series (3) and Anime.
Every one of them is from Japan.
The earliest dates from 2025 and the most recent from 2026. The busiest year is 2026, with 3 of them.
A typical entry here runs 9 episodes of about 19 minutes.
The genres attached to them most often are Romance (4), Comedy (4) and Drama (2).
The longest run recorded here is Unexpectedly Naughty Fukami at 10 episodes. The shortest is The Proper Way to Write Love Season 2 at 6 episodes.
The most recent entry on this list is The Proper Way to Write Love Season 2, from 2026.
Every figure above is counted from this site’s own records and changes as records are added.
