TOKYO: In a pitch-perfect move for pop fans, Netflix is rolling out Nippon TV’s Sunday night sensation Golden SixTones for global streaming starting 6 June. The zany variety show, fronted by Japan’s chart-topping boy band SixTones  (pronounced "stones"), becomes the first regular entertainment series from Nippon TV to be snapped up by the streamer for international audiences.

Launched in April 2025 and clocking in at 60 minutes per episode, Golden SixTones has quickly hit the high notes in Japan — bagging ratings gold and topping social media charts every week. With Netflix now turning up the volume, the show will be subtitled in multiple languages and streamed worldwide, alongside its existing availability on Hulu and TVer in Japan.

Packed with laughs, gourmet grub, quizzes and madcap competitions, Golden SixTones is a riotous studio variety show aimed at all age groups. The band’s infectious energy, mixed with celebrity guests and unpredictable segments, has already struck a chord with fans.

Nippon TV producer Yoshihiro Miyazaki called the global release “an immense honour”, adding, “We can't wait for fans around the world to experience the electric vibe that SixTones brings each week.”

Netflix  director of content Rie Sawaoka echoed the enthusiasm: “We’re thrilled to partner with Nippon TV featuring the popular boy band SixTones, to audiences around the world. Netflix is committed to bringing the best of uniquely Japanese entertainment to our members globally, and we are honored to bring the energetic charm of SixTones and this wonderful program, produced by Nippon TV, to their existing fanbase and new viewers alike. We eagerly anticipate Golden SixTones  captivating audiences worldwide on Netflix, allowing them to experience the power of Japanese entertainment."

With Golden SixTones  now marching onto the global stage, it's clear that this boy band isn’t just striking a chord at home — they're set to rock screens worldwide.