Need to know if my radio mics are compatible with Television stations
in Osaka and Kyoto, Japan.  Need to know what Digital as well as
analog Broadcast Frequencies are currently being used is Kyoto and
Osaka.  My frequencies are 537.6-563.1 MHz, 580.500MHz, and 169.505
MHz. Will they work?  Thanks

Here are all the frequencies for both the video and audio components
for television channels in Japan. They are the same across Japan
(Osaka and Kyoto aka Kansai region and Tokyo aka Kanto.)

I can't really structure this data as a nice table here at Google
Answers, just reference the link below, I think it should be clear to
you, even if you can't read the Japanese and don't have Japanese fonts
installed. Just scroll down to :
ch 1
ch 2
etc

here are the headers for those columns
channel,video,audio,offset +10, KHz Video, Audio, -10 KHz, Video Audio

such as
24,537.25,541.75,24+ 537.26,541.76,24-,537.24,541.74 
25,543.25,547.75,25+ 543.26,547.76,25-,543.24,547.74 
26,549.25,553.75,26+ 549.26,553.76,26-,549.24,553.74 
27,555.25,559.75,27+ 555.26,559.76,27-,555.24,559.74 
28,561.25,565.75,28+ 561.26,565.76,28-,561.24,565.74 

The second table ch 63 to 71 is GHz

Osaka Television Frequencies:
http://member.nifty.ne.jp/nhktv/comosaka.htm

So it looks like 580.6 is not used.
Also, looks like 169.505 is out of range.
Does "537.6-563.1 MHz" mean you can set it? If so, it looks like there
are audio tracks in this range:

ch 24 541.75
ch 25 547.75
ch 26 553.75
ch 27 559.75
ch 28 565.75

I am not sure how to intrepret the meaning of the offset ranges.

Please let me know if this is the information you need. If not, let me
know how I can clarify.

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Clarification of Answer by maxhodges-ga on 11 Mar 2003 03:05 PST

Cool, all that time I spent studying Japanese finally paid dividend.
haha! Glad to know I helped! Thanks for the tip!

I appreciate the timely manner in which my answer was delivered.  The
information was spot on and exactly what I needed to know.  It
answered my question in a most helpful way.  Thanks