None, apparently the channel is for Japanese people living in America so it's likely just the original Japanese version

That make the choice to air Kamen Rider even stranger, especially such an old one. Who's their audience supposed to be?

TV channels airing Japanese shows RAW are nothing new. We had TV channels in the 60's and 70's that air Japanese shows RAW before. Some of the first generation of Otakus like August Ragone saw Goranger in the 1970's long before MMPR was even a thing.

...Japanese people living in America who speak Japanese. Doesn't mean they - or more likely, their kids - were in Japan when this first aired.

And if they were already showing Fourze, why not go to Wizard next?

Wizard, eh?
I would've skipped straight to Gaim, but whatever floats their boat.

That i didn't know I hadn't even heard of this channel until today when I saw this on crunchyroll so I thought this was something that wasn't really done before with toku series.

True. I guess I'm just surprised that there's a big enough audience in america for Kamen Rider to warrant this sort of thing.

Huh, I guess it is one of those throw one in for the kids type of deal.

Oh one of those, yeah I think Comcast has one of those with a Korean channel. Though the Japanese one they have is in a more expensive package than the Korean so I never could see it. I think I saw Detective Conan on it
If I remember right I think this only happened in Hawaii.

Interesting. Too bad it's one of those obscure channels that you need a premium plan to have.