The popular Japanese television talk show "Miyane-ya" is set to end following the host's decision. A significant figure in Japanese television, Miyane announced his decision to conclude the long-running show, triggering a wave of public reaction. The specific reasons behind the decision, the show's future plans, and replacement for Miyane's spot remain unclear.

Miyane-ya" is highly regarded in Japan as a staple in daytime television. The end of such a popular show may trigger conversations about the changing media landscape and the role of TV hosts in shaping public conversation. Amidst the advanced digital age, where online streaming is booming, traditional TV shows like "Miyane-ya" have been facing challenges.

The situation is somewhat comparable to when popular American talk shows decide to end run or change hosts – like when David Letterman decided to retire from "The Late Show." Such moments often lead to substantial shifts in media and public attention, discussions about the future of television programming, and nostalgia for the end of an era.