Noitamina

noitaminA's title screen, which appears at the beginning of every show (Fuji TV only).

noitaminA (ノイタミナ) – "Animation" written backwards – is a Fuji Television programming block, devoted to anime, originally broadcast each Thursday night from 24:45 to 25:15 (or 00:45 to 1:15 Friday morning). It was launched with the intention of expanding the target audience beyond the typical young male demographic.^[1] The timeslot was expanded from half an hour to a full hour in 2010, and now airs Thursday nights from 24:45 to 25:45 (or 00:45 to 1:45 Friday morning). noitaminA aired its first non-anime series in 2010, with the premiere of the live-action adaptation of Moyashimon.^[3] On April 15, 2010, Fuji TV and FUNimation announced an agreement that allows FUNimation to simulcast series from the noitaminA block in North America within an hour of their airing in Japan

Titles

#	Title	Time Slot[n 1]	Start date	End date	Ep.	Studio
1	Honey and Clover	—	April 14, 2005	September 26, 2005	24	J.C.Staff
2	Paradise Kiss	—	October 13, 2005	December 30, 2005	12	Madhouse
3	Ayakashi	—	January 13, 2006	March 24, 2006	11	Toei Animation
4	Jyu Oh Sei	—	April 13, 2006	June 22, 2006	11	Bones
5	Honey and Clover II	—	June 29, 2006	September 14, 2006	12	J.C.Staff
6	Hataraki Man	—	October 12, 2006	December 21, 2006	11	Gallop
7	Nodame Cantabile	—	January 11, 2007	June 28, 2007	23	J.C.Staff
8	Mononoke	—	July 12, 2007	September 9, 2007	12	Toei Animation
9	Moyashimon	—	October 11, 2007	December 21, 2007	11	Shirogumi and Telecom Animation Film
10	Hakaba Kitaro	—	January 10, 2008	March 21, 2008	11	Toei Animation
11	Toshokan Sensō	—	April 12, 2008	June 26, 2008	12	Production I.G
12	Antique Bakery	—	July 3, 2008	September 18, 2008	12	Nippon Animation and Shirogumi
13	Nodame Cantabile: Paris Chapter	—	October 9, 2008	December 18, 2008	11	J.C.Staff
14	Genji Monogatari Sennenki	—	January 15, 2009	March 26, 2009	11	TMS Entertainment and Tezuka Productions
15	Eden of the East	—	April 9, 2009	June 18, 2009	11	Production I.G
16	Tokyo Magnitude 8.0	—	July 9, 2009	September 17, 2009	11	Bones and Kinema Citrus
17	Kūchū Buranko	—	October 15, 2009	December 24, 2009	11	Toei Animation
18	Nodame Cantabile: Finale	—	January 14, 2010	March 25, 2010	11	J.C.Staff
19	House of Five Leaves	24:45	April 15, 2010[2][5]	July 1, 2010	12	Manglobe
20	The Tatami Galaxy	25:15	April 22, 2010[2][6]	July 1, 2010	11	Madhouse
21	Moyashimon (live-action)	24:45	July 8, 2010[2][3]	September 16, 2010	11	Shirogumi
22	Shiki	25:15	July 8, 2010[2][7][8]	December 30, 2010	22	Daume
23	Princess Jellyfish	24:45	October 14, 2010[2][9]	December 30, 2010	11	Brain's Base
24	Fractale	24:45	January 14, 2011[10]	March 31, 2011	11	A-1 Pictures and Ordet
25	Wandering Son	25:15	January 14, 2011[11]	March 31, 2011	11	AIC
26	[C]	24:45	April 14, 2011[12][13]	June 23, 2011	11	Tatsunoko
27	Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae o Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai	25:15	April 14, 2011[13][14]	June 23, 2011	11	A-1 Pictures
28	Bunny Drop	24:45	July 7, 2011[15][16]	September 16, 2011	11	Production I.G
29	No. 6	25:15	July 7, 2011[15][16]	September 16, 2011	11	Bones[17]
30	Un-Go	24:45	October 13, 2011[18]	December 23, 2011	11	Bones
31	Guilty Crown	25:15	October 13, 2011[19]	March 23, 2012	22	Production I.G
32	Thermae Romae	24:45	January 12, 2012[20]	January 26, 2012	3	DLE
33	Black Rock Shooter	24:45	February 2, 2012[21]	March 22, 2012	8	Ordet and Sanzigen
34	Kids on the Slope	24:45	April 12, 2012[22]	TBA	11	MAPPA and Tezuka Productions
35	Tsuritama[23]	25:15	April 12, 2012[24]	TBA	11	A-1 Pictures
Scheduled title(s)
36	Moyashimon Returns	TBA	July 2012[25]	TBA	TBA	Shirogumi and Telecom Animation Film
37	Natsuyuki Rendezvous[26]	TBA	July 2012	TBA	TBA	Dogakobo
38	Robotics;Notes[27]	TBA	October 2012	TBA	TBA	Production I.G
39	Psycho-pass[28]	TBA	October 2012	TBA	TBA	TBA

Notes

1. ^ All series before the change to an hour time-slot started at 24:45. Starting with The House of Five Leaves and The Tatami Galaxy, one show started at 24:45 and the second at 25:15. If there is a dash (—) and not a time, the show was part of the half-hour block and started at 24:45.

TV stations

Region	TV station	Aired (as of January 2012)	First air month	Others	Number of works aired
Kanto	Fuji TV	Yes	April 2005 (Honey and Clover)	Producing station	all (33)
Kansai	Kansai TV|			Named "Anime Work!" from April 2010 till September 2011 not named for "Moyashimon" live-action version
Chukyo	Tokai TV|
Hokkaido	Hokkaido Cultural Broadcasting	Yes (One timeslot)	February 2007 (Nodame Cantabile)		18
Akita	Akita TV	Yes	March 2007 (Nodame Cantabile)		6
Iwate	Iwate Menkoi TV	Yes	April 2007 (Nodame Cantabile)		5
Miyagi	Sendai TV	Yes	April 2007 (Nodame Cantabile)	Named "Noitamina" from October 2010	9
Yamagata	Sakuranbo TV	Yes	August 2008 (Nodame Cantabile: Paris Chapter)		16
Fukushima	Fukushima TV	Yes	April 2007 (Nodame Cantabile)		5
Niigata	Niigata Sogo TV	Yes	February 2006 (Honey and Clover)	No broadcasting from October 2009 to September 2011	18
Nagano	Nagano Broadcasgting	No	No anime works have been broadcast.
Shizuoka	TV Shizuoka	Yes	April 2007 (Nodame Cantabile)		5
Toyama	Toyama TV	No	No anime works have been broadcast.
Ishikawa	Ishikawa TV	No	February 2007 (Nodame Cantabile)		1
Fukui	Fukui TV	No	April 2007 (Nodame Cantabile)		2
Okayama, Kagawa	Okayama Broadcasting	No	March 2006 (Paradice Kiss)		3
Hiroshima	TV Shinhiroshima	Yes	January 2007 (Nodame Cantabile)		12
Tottori, Shimane	San-in Chuo TV	No	April 2007 (Nodame Cantabile)		4
Kochi	Kochi Sun Sun Broadcasting	No	July 2006 (Jyu-Oh-Sei)		6
Ehime	Ehime Broadcasting Co.	Yes	March 2007 (Nodame Cantabile)		5
Fukuoka	TV Nishinippon	No	July 2006 (Honey and Clover)	Sponsored till September 2009	13
Saga	Saga TV	Yes	March 2007 (Nodame Cantabile)		22
Nagasaki	TV Nagasaki	No	October 2007 (Nodame Cantabile)		10
Oita	TV Oita	No	No anime works have been broadcast.
Kumamoto	TV Kumamoto	Yes	October 2007 (Nodame Cantabile)		18
Miyazaki	TV Miyazaki	No	No anime works have been broadcast.
Kagoshima	Kagoshima TV	Yes	April 2007 (Nodame Cantabile)		7
Okinawa	Okinawa TV	No	No anime works have been broadcast.
Aomori	Aomori TV	No	April 2007 (Nodame Cantabile)	JNN station	1
Nationalcast	BS Fuji	Yes	November 2009 (Kūchū Buranko)	satellite broadcasting	all from "Kuchu Buranko"