NHK to press for subscription fee payments through summary court

NHK to press for subscription fee payments through summary court

TOKYO, Japan - NHK Chairman Genichi Hashimoto holds a news conference in Tokyo on Oct. 5. Hashimoto said people who refuse to pay their viewer subscription fees will be pressed for payment through summary courts if they fail to pay by the end of this month. (Kyodo)

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