About the station
KZOO broadcasts from Honolulu, Hawaii on 1210 kHz AM and additionally via a translator on 106.3 MHz. According to its own information, KZOO is the only 24-hour Japanese-language program in the United States. The station presents itself as the official Hawaii radio station and is aimed at the Japanese-speaking community on the islands as well as visitors from Japan. The license holder is Polynesian Broadcasting.
The program mixes music with spoken segments in Japanese. Announced on the website are, among others, shows with enka singer Hikawa Kiyoshi and with presenter Ikushima Hiroshi on Sunday mornings. In addition, KZOO publishes reports about Hawaii, such as sightseeing tips on districts and shopping centers on Oahu, which are primarily intended to appeal to travelers. The station is also available as its own app and via a live stream.
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How to listen to KZOO Radio AM 1210
- In your browser Right here with the play button – free and without signing up.
- With the app In SoundNode for Android and iPhone, with favourites and alarm clock.
- On your TV In SoundNode for Fire TV and Android TV.
- In the car Via Android Auto with the SoundNode app.
- On a speaker With Chromecast: tap “Cast” in the player.
- On the radio 1210 kHz AM (Honolulu, HI); Umsetzer: 106.3 MHz (Honolulu, HI)
- Based in
- United States
- Operator
- Polynesian Broadcasting
- Call sign
- KZOO
Station information
- Call sign
- KZOO
- License
- Polynesian Broadcasting · Honolulu, HI · FCC
- Frequency
- 1210 kHz AM (Honolulu, HI); Umsetzer: 106.3 MHz (Honolulu, HI)
- Coverage area
- Honolulu, Hawaii
- Region
- Hawaii
