On March 28, 2025, Holan Chiaki made a surprise appearance on the weather segment of the popular TBS program 'N Suta', just one day after her emotional graduation from the show. The 36-year-old talent, who has been a mainstay on 'N Suta' for nearly eight years, brought smiles to viewers as she held a sketchbook that read 'N Suta Forever!'
Holan's unexpected return came during the broadcast of the weather corner at around 4:30 PM. Kazuko Imazaki, a fellow talent who was promoting the upcoming 'All-Star Thanksgiving Festival', called out to Holan from outside the studio. "Chiaki-chan, thank you for your hard work! Tomorrow, don't run (laughs). I heard you're aiming for the MC of the Thanksgiving Festival (laughs). I will definitely stop you," Imazaki teased, prompting laughter from the audience.
Born on September 28, 1988, in Tokyo, Holan Chiaki first stepped into the limelight in 2005 with her debut in the 'Super Sentai Series Magical Sentai Magirenger'. She quickly transitioned to news broadcasting, serving as an assistant caster for the news program 'NEWS ZERO' starting in April 2012. Holan took on the role of a main caster for 'N Suta' in April 2017, where she became known for her engaging delivery and warm personality.
Holan's graduation from 'N Suta' on March 27 was a bittersweet moment, marked by tears and heartfelt farewells from colleagues and fans alike. As she concluded her time with the program, she expressed gratitude for the experiences and connections she had formed over the years.
With Holan's departure, the program will see a new face starting in April, as Maaya Izumizu is set to take over as the main caster. The dynamic of the show will shift from the Inoue-Takahiro and Holan duo to Inoue and Izumizu, who will continue to deliver news in an accessible manner.
Fans of Holan have expressed their mixed emotions about her leaving the show, with many taking to social media to share their fond memories and well-wishes. The surprise appearance was a delightful moment for viewers, offering a glimpse of Holan's enduring connection to the program.
As the new casting begins, many are curious to see how the chemistry between the new duo will evolve. The legacy left by Holan Chiaki will undoubtedly influence the show's future direction.
In a world of fast-paced news cycles and constant changes in broadcasting, Holan's presence on 'N Suta' has been a comforting constant for viewers. Her ability to connect with the audience, paired with her professionalism, has set a high bar for her successors.
The upcoming 'All-Star Thanksgiving Festival', which is set to air on March 29, promises to be a celebration of not just the show's past but also its future. With Holan's playful banter and Imazaki's lively spirit, the event is expected to draw in viewers eager to see how the program continues to evolve.
As we look forward to new beginnings with Maaya Izumizu stepping into the spotlight, it's clear that Holan Chiaki's impact on 'N Suta' will resonate long after her departure. Her journey is a testament to the power of connection and the joy of shared experiences, both on and off the screen.
While the viewers will miss Holan's familiar face, her legacy will remain a cherished part of 'N Suta's history. As the program transitions into this new chapter, fans will undoubtedly continue to support the show and its new cast, while holding onto the memories of Holan's time as a beloved caster.
