Kinoshita

At a time when militarism was rampant, a fishing boat named "Bo Guang Maru" was tossed about in the rough waves of the Kamchatka Peninsula, carrying dozens of crab workers. This ship is owned by a food company specializing in the production of canned crab meat and is engaged in frantic fishing and production in the name of the empire. The crab workers come from various backgrounds, but none of them

The annual Qixi Festival is approaching, but in Tokyo, Kanna, Shizuoka, Nagano and other places, six serial murder cases have occurred one after another. The victims all have the seven tubes of mahjong tiles and strange hints left beside them. Due to the extensive scope of the crime, detectives from various police stations gathered at the special task force of the Tokyo Police Station to jointly study the case, and Kogoro Mori was also implicated

Yoichi Shusei (played by Tsuyoshi Ayano), who studied judo in college, was seconded to Hokkaido as a detective due to his talent. On days without competitions, he spent his days dealing with boring chores, and his righteous feelings had nowhere to be released. Under the guidance of the police station's top detective Murai (played by Pierre Taki), he has always been either black or white

Takako Yamashita (played by Miki NakataniSs), an employee of the sales department of the shopping mall, comes to a Chinese home-style restaurant called "Shanghai Little Restaurant" and invites the owner of the restaurant, Mr. Wang (played by Tatsuya Fuji), who is skilled in cooking, to open a restaurant in the shopping mall. Rejected