We are pleased to announce that, as of April 1, 2010, NHK Enterprises America, Inc. (NEPA) will merge with Japan Network Group, Inc (JNG), a broadcasting company offering the premium Japanese TV network “TV JAPAN” throughout North America. Once the merger is complete, the two companies will be known as NHK Cosmomedia America, Inc. (NHKCMA).
 Throughout the transition and as NHKCMA, we will continue to provide our clients with high-quality, cost-effective TV production services and will remain dedicated to our standards of excellence.　

 While her big sister NEPA K2 broadcast the New Orleans Saint's historic victory at the 44th NFL Super Bowl in Florida, our second live-event mobile HD digital TV production truck, the NEPA K3 RUBY is currently busy in Vancouver, British Columbia covering the 21st Winter Olympic Games.

 The 40 ft K3 RUBY and her crack sports production team are usually kept busy throughout the baseball season covering MLB games up and down the east coast. This year, however, from February 12th to 28th K3 RUBY gets to venture out of her usual winter repose and hit the Canadian ski slopes.
 Hosting a delegation from the Japan Consortium (JC), K3 Ruby is sending a live broadcast feed to multiple TV channels throughout Japan capturing and conveying all the winter sports action as 97 nations compete for gold. Stay tuned for more reports & updates & highlights from BC. 

 The road to NFL’s 44th Super Bowl was end at Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida on Feb 7, 2010 and NEPA’s fully-equipped behemoth broadcast truck, the NEPA K2 was right there to captured every yard gained, every snap & throw, every rush & pass, every sack & tackle, and every touch-down dance. Not to mention the widely anticipated half-time show by England’s legendary guitar-smashing rock band The Who.

 For the last several years, our veteran Live-Sports production crew has broadcast American Football’s ultimate championship game live to Japan through NHK’s HD satellite channel BS-1 reaching over 19 million households. Outfitted with state-of-the art high-definition digital equipment, the 53 ft NEPA K2 mobile production unit can support 12 complete camera systems and comfortably accommodate a staff of up to 22. For your next live multi-camera production gig in North, South, or Central America please contact  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

 With TV broadcasters, satellite & cable providers, movie studios, and content producers lining-up behind the world’s major electronic manufactures, 2010 is being hailed as “The Year of 3D” and the beginning of the 3D HDTV revolution.

 Sony, Panasonic, Toshiba, JVC, Sharp, Mitsubishi, LG, and Samsung will all offer a variety of 3D HD ready TVs, 3D Blu-ray players and 3D Blu-ray Disc available in stores this year. LG alone, aims to sell 400,000 3DTVs in 2010 and 3.4 million by 2011.

 ESPN, Discovery Communications, DirectTV, UK’s BSkyB, Korea’s SkyLife and Japan’s cabler Jupiter telecommunications have also climbed on the bandwagon announcing 3D HD channels and services in the next few months. One of the earliest programs, ESPN’s coverage of the World Cup Soccer match between South African & Mexico, is due to air in June.

 Meanwhile Hollywood studios are promising a bumper year of 3D movies with 30+ new releases set for this year. To keep the 3D express train rolling, industry experts say that over 45% of digital cinema screens worldwide are now equipped for stereoscopic presentations.

 NEPA's 3D HDTV crew made history on 12/31/09 being the first production company ever to film Times Square's world famous New Year's Eve celebration in stereoscopic 3D! 

 Thanks to ADK America & The Times Square Alliance, our crew managed to score an awesome camera position on the 4th floor terrace of the Renaissance Hotel, giving them a prefect shot right down Broadway to the One Times Square building and the giant Waterford crystal ball. Braving the rain, snow and sleet our fearless team captured all the countdown the action; as the great ball dropped, fireworks exploded, and two tons of confetti rained down, hundreds of thousands of revelers in huge hats and oversized 2010 glasses welcomed in the New Year - all in eye-popping full 3DHD!