Amateur 1st Class Radio Operator

Updated, as of Jan. 12, 2025

My Amateur Radio Station JS1HNM has licensed in 1985, then I have been enjoying Amateur Radio together with my husband JE1BQE. As I am not so active to operate Amateur Radio recently, many people ask JE1BQE how JS1HNM is.

When my husband JE1BQE goes abroad on his business, we talk using this wonderful Amateur Radio. Thank you and see you on the air.

[About Taito-ku --- Taito-ku is the smallest "Ku" in Tokyo]

It is difficult for you to have a QSO with the HAM station at the Rarest Ward "Taito-ku" in Tokyo, Japan. Taito-ku has JCC#100106 number for the JCC Award.

There are 264 Private Amateur Radio Stations and 11 Amateur Radio Club Stations as of Aug.15, 2024 in Taito-ku. The number of amateur radio stations actually operating in Taito-ku is believed to be about 20.

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My Amateur Radio Station JF1LVQ has licensed in 1973, and I have been enjoying QSO with his local HAM friends on 50MHz band. As my voice is very similar to JE1BQE's voice, many people confuse which is JF1LVQ or JE1BQE on the air.

My recent HAM activity is not so high, but our family help together to build antennas on the roof top. Thank you and see you on the air.

[JCC Award and WAKU Award]

JARL announced that Tokyo 23 wards would separated 23 different JCCs ( = City) for the JCC Award and WAKU (Worked All KU) Award from Apr. 1, 2010. So many JCC hunters want to have a QSO with the HAMs locate in Tokyo 23 wards Area.

By Mar. 31, 2010, every HAM is not interested in having the HAM in Tokyo who is the smallest fish in the world. But HAM in Tokyo get a pile up after Apr. 1, 2010.

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