Ken I've been in Japan for the past few days, but unfortunately, my temporary Japanese license has expired, so I can only listen to the radio. While passing by a bookstore tonight, I picked up some amateur radio books. There are many more resources available on this topic in Japan than in China. The first divine beast was placed at the top of the page.
Ken Japanese HAMs actively participate in the Chinese "Five Five Festival" event, which originated from wartime activities.
Ken BI7KHZ Yes, what I find particularly interesting about this book is its unique focus. While there are many other科普 books available in China, both original and translated, the selection is limited. However, I haven't seen any similar publications specifically focused on "yellow pages" or internal communication frequencies. I purchased an electronic Kindle version as a souvenir. Many years ago, I also bought a similar WRTH book in Europe, but it primarily documented public broadcasting frequencies rather than those used by various small stores and businesses.
BD4XZC There are quite a few books and blogs related to ham radio in Japan. You can easily identify the three major players: Europe, the United States, and Japan, using pskreporter.
NB6G Japan has made significant contributions to the ham industry, considering the large number of men who stay at home.
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