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KOHO-AM : ウィキペディア英語版
KOHO (AM)

KOHO was a Japanese language AM radio station active in Honolulu, Hawaii from 1959 to 2000. KOHO was one of two radio stations broadcasting Japanese programming on the AM dial into the 1990s; the other, which is still active today, is KZOO. The radio station is still licensed, now as KORL.
== History ==
KOHO signed on in 1959, broadcasting on the 1170 AM frequency. (The station would move to 1180 kHz in 2006.)
In 1999, Utah-based Legacy Communications Corp. bought the station from Da Kine Broadcasting and its call letters changed several times until the station, then silent, was sold again in 2003 to California-based Salem Communications Corp. Icicle Broadcasting Corp., based in Washington, now uses the KOHO call letters for its station at 101.1 FM in Leavenworth.〔

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