A hiatus refers to a temporary pause or break in a process, activity, or sequence. It can occur in various contexts, such as in literature, where a hiatus may signify an interruption in a narrative or timeline; in academia, where it denotes a period of absence in studies or research; or in entertainment, indicating a break in the production of a television series, film, or performance. The term is derived from the Latin word “hiatus,” which means “gap” or “opening.” In general, a hiatus represents a cessation of activity, allowing for a period of rest, reflection, or transition before resuming the original activity or moving on to a new phase.
Yūichi Ōhara of Danbiramucho announces an unexpected hiatus, causing concern in the comedy community and leading to canceled performances. Lumine the Yoshimoto apologizes for the cancellations, citing unforeseen circumstances affecting…