The long-running Japanese television drama series "Woman of Science Investigation" has officially ended after 26 years on air. The series, loved by fans for its compelling narratives involving forensic science, aired its finale recently, marking the end of an era. It is a rare occurrence for Japanese dramas to run for such a long period, showing its immense popularity throughout the country.

Japan has a thriving television industry catering to a wide range of tastes from comedy to reality shows, to police dramas like "Woman of Science Investigation." This particular drama's longevity exhibits its huge impact on viewers, who appreciate its unique mix of crime-solving elements and strong female lead. Furthermore, the drama has influenced the perception of forensic science in Japan, encouraging viewers to respect and understand its significance.

Just as the end of long-running shows in the US or EU such as "Friends," "Game of Thrones," or "Breaking Bad" generated significant audience reactions, the conclusion of "Woman of Science Investigation" similarly stirs emotions in Japan. Like global audiences who developed deep connections with these shows, Japanese audiences too mourn the end of an era with their beloved drama, celebrating the cultural impact it made over the years.