[takahiro]

Thank you very much.
I think it is strange that Japan is in region1.....
And I will ask the librarian at my university.
thanks

[little sage]

Hi Takahiro,

Sorry, I don't know any sites with free streaming of movies or TV shows

But I do know some websites with interesting radio-like programs:

www.npr.org is a news station BUT the Arts and Culture, Books and Music sections have really interesting topics.

Also BBC world service has lots of material aimed at English learners. Once I checked and they had music videos there, with explanations of key expressions. I can't find them today, though. Maybe if you check there weekly, they might have movie or TV show clips sometime.

Both of those links are listed in the eslHQ links section.

Finally, one website I like to watch free shows at is worldlinktv but all the topics are political. Actually, all the topics are scary-political. I don't know if you are interested in politics, especially terrible American politics, but it is free video.

If I find anything better for you, I'll post it later.

[Eric]

here is that TV station link: http://cdmatv.com/ i havent been able to successfully use it on my Mac but my PC using friends use it so you should be able to, too. it may take a few moments to figure out but i KNOW it works. good luck!

[Eric]

use the links and the drop down menus on the left side. i think this one is good though im not sure: 전 세계 TV 방송국별

[little sage]

I forgot about comedy central which has clips from many different comedy shows. Though comedy doesn't translate well and these shows might not be funny to you, it's free video and there are so many different ones in the drop-down menu that you might find something you like. My favourite is the fake news show The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

[takahiro]

Thank you very much!! I can see many videoes. Now I can study English better than before.

Thanks!!