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Nippon TV’s “Joho Live Miyane-ya” aired its final episode on October 2, bringing down the curtain on nearly 20 years of broadcasting since its 2006 debut. Host Seiji Miyane closed out the show with his signature catchphrase, “That’s it, shop’s closed!” Freelance announcer Shinichi Hatori also stopped by, and reporter Koji Fujimura — making his first appearance in four months — revealed that he had been battling cancer. On the 5channel “Entertainment/Sports News+” board, the thread focused less on nostalgia for the show and more on debate over Miyane’s hosting style, with users also discussing whether he’d keep appearing on other programs like Fuji TV’s “Mr. Sunday.”
“Miyane-ya” Airs Final Episode, Closing the Book on 20 Years… Host Seiji Miyane: “That’s It, Shop’s Closed!” “A Mix of Sadness and Relief” — Reporter Koji Fujimura Reveals Cancer Battle
The final episode of Nippon TV’s “Joho Live Miyane-ya” (weekdays at 1:55 p.m.) aired on the 2nd, closing out its 20-year run.
Alongside the show’s regular cast, freelance announcer Shinichi Hatori also joined the ending segment. Reporter Koji Fujimura appeared in the studio for the first time in four months and revealed that he had been battling cancer.
Source: news.yahoo.co.jp / Read the original article here
What people said
Yeah, the "Shuichi" version of Miyane-ya is still on (Shuichi is Hatori's own Fuji TV show).
That "Ripple Breathing" thing Miyane does before he talks (a mashup joke of JoJo's Hamon/Ripple and Demon Slayer's breathing styles) always creeped me out.
Ssshhh── ssshhh──
some mysterious punishment where he's not even allowed to show his face.
Wait, seriously?!
Kusano was that young back then?
I liked The Wide better anyway.
Even in the final episode, he started talking while a guest was still mid-sentence.
Seriously thought, what a jerk.
who even cares about celebrity gossip anymore.
Then why are you even on the entertainment/sports board?
Doing a live show every
Monday through Friday
for a Kansai TV station,
versus having two or three regular slots on Tokyo stations —
the latter pays more and is easier on the body.
I get it with the toupee guy from Tokudane (slang for his obvious wig) — he was public enemy #1 for 2channelers — but Miyane?
Hosts who act full of themselves usually end up hated.
they're rubber-stamping the same Johnny's talent bookings like clockwork —
it's back to square one, like nothing ever happened.
The TV stations were complicit in it from the start anyway.
There's no evidence anyway, so it'll probably go nowhere.
It's full of people you'd expect to hate — so what makes them different?
Maybe because Hiruobi isn't actually considered a rival timeslot.
Fuji's Mr. Sunday, right?
That one's been running for a good while too.
First time I've seen that.
Honestly the weather info just doesn't stick in my head with that one.
Background and Key Points of This Topic
Produced by Yomiuri TV, “Miyane-ya” launched in 2006 and ran for roughly 20 years as a daily national news/talk program on the Nippon TV network; its ending appears to be part of a broader schedule reshuffle across the network. In the thread, complaints about host Seiji Miyane’s hosting style outweighed any nostalgia for the show itself, with several commenters citing specific moments — like talking over a reporter’s explanation or cutting in while a guest was still speaking. That said, the end of Miyane-ya doesn’t mean Miyane himself is stepping back: he’s expected to keep appearing on Fuji TV’s “Mr. Sunday,” a point users in the thread confirmed with each other. This is where readers can easily get the wrong idea — conflating the show’s end with a drop in Miyane’s overall TV presence — when in fact his work on other programs continues. As for why Miyane specifically draws so much hate, no clear answer emerged in the thread; beyond general dislike of his on-air persona as a host, no concrete reasoning was offered.
*This article is compiled from excerpts and a summary of the 5channel (Entertainment/Sports News+) thread “[TV] ‘Miyane-ya’ Airs Final Episode, Closing the Book on 20 Years… Host Seiji Miyane: ‘That’s It, Shop’s Closed!’ ‘A Mix of Sadness and Relief’.”
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