It is easier because a legal and official solution exists. Updating this one was easier and trickier at the same time.

I personnaly use Wunderlist to maintain the alarms to my local time (as I can't use the previous app with my local time) and it works just fine, but any checklist management app will do ^^

Sunday: Aiba Manabu from 6PM to 6:30 PM on TV Asahi.Sunday: Nino-san from 12:45PM to 1:15PM on NTV.Saturday: Arashi ni Shiyagare from 10PM to 10:54PM on NTV (will start at 9PM starting April 2017).Saturday: Tensai! Shimura Dobutsuen from 7PM to 7:56PM on NTV.Thursday: Sakurai Ariyoshi THE Yakai from 10PM to 10:54PM on TBS.Thursday: VS Arashi from 7PM to 7:57PM on Fuji TV.Monday : News Zero from 11PM to 11:59PM on NTV.It's all in Japanese obivously, and the alarms for the shows are to the Japanese air time, so if your phone is not on the Japanese time, well it's useless to use the alarm, but it's great because it's up to date with upcoming movies and dramas, and you're also updated with the magazines releases.Īnyway, as of January 2016, here is the TV schedule of Arashi regular TV shows (nb: all time is Japan time, check the current time in Japan here, and calculate the time for your time zone here): I use a great Android application named 嵐アラーム (Arashi alarm) (it seems to exists for iPhone too, if anyone can test it, I hate Apple XD).

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