On the 20th, the popular Japanese TV show "Nino-san" will air its final episode, bringing an end to its regular broadcasting journey. The much-loved show, hosted by Arashi's band member Ninomiya Kazunari, has entertained and intrigued audiences with its blend of humor, charm, and distinctive insight into various topics for many years. Its termination marks the end of an era and has generated significant buzz among fans and industry insiders who were taken by surprise by the abrupt announcement.

In Japan, the end of long-running TV shows is generally met with a mix of nostalgia and anticipation for what's next. The show "Nino-san" has its unique place in the landscape of Japanese television culture, gaining a steady following through its host's charisma and the show's unique perspective on diverse subjects. Consequently, its end might affect the television industry, particularly in the scope of shows with celebrity hosts.

In the US or EU, the termination of long-standing shows is also a significant event that draws in viewer feedback and speculation. Shows like "Friends" or "The Big Bang Theory" that had a lengthy run time before their finale were extensively discussed, demonstrating the strong correlation between TV culture and societal pop culture trends.