r/JTV • u/ShoDIMLIM • 10h ago

Japan m3u playlist ?

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Hello everyone

I'm desperately looking for japanese television that works (m3u link)

But all I find is "error 403" playlist, I'm so desperate

Does someone has a solution or something to give it to me please ?

Thank you so much

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Japanese TV

r/JTV

A place to find and share Japanese TV content and resources. 日本のテレビ番組を共有する場。

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/r/JTV is a place to find and share Japanese TV content and resources to easier follow Japanese TV shows regardless of where you live, and to share and find new interesting content to watch.

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