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RUDY
ConanFusion
This is
..
This is
the
star-crested sword.
the
Seiryoto.
So, it’s t
he government
troops.
[Note : Seiryoto means
star-crested sword.
]
Prepare yourself
, Hijikata
!
T
he government
forces, huh...
What
’s the matter
?
Hijikata!
Why did you
stop there and miss your chance
?
Prepare yourself
!
What
happened
?
Why did you
halt?
Are you going to let this opportunity slip away
?
A star?
A star?
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Please stay assured
!
Don’t worry
!
The
two wakizashis
are confirmed to be inside
this safe.
The
swords
are confirmed to be inside
the vault.
[Note : The Wakizashi is a traditional Japanese sword with blade length ranging from 30 to 60 cm.]
It’s currently 10 PM.
Currently...
He
won
’t be able
to
get\N through us in the next
two hours
.
it's 10 P.M.
Today
at
midnight, I’
ll
be taking
the
two wakizashi by
Higashikubo Eitatsu
, owned by Onoe Takuzo
.
I
won
't allow it
to
be broken \Ninto until
two hours
from now.
Da
m
n you, Kid!
Tonight
at
00:00 hours,
I don
’
t mind if you
use
the
\N
metal detector
s near
the
entrance.
I'
ll
pay a visit to
the
residence of the Onoe Takuzo
though
we
ha
ve always
maintained\N a
strict
security
system.
and acquire the two of
Higashikubo Eitatsu
's wakizashis
No entry
tonight.
in his possession
.
I
’m here
to pick up
hanging
scroll
s
for restoration.
Da
r
n you, Kid!
E
xcuse me...
I don
'
t mind if you
continue using
T
hank you for
keeping guard.
the
metal detector
at
the
exit.
I guess there’s no
problem.
Al
though
,
we
'
ve always
had
strict
\N
security
measures in place...
What did you say?
Access is prohibited
tonight.
That
’
s right
, the lawyer,
Hisagaki Sumito
.
I
've come
to pick up
a
scroll
for restoration.
You can
’
t get
a hold of
him?
Please e
xcuse me...
He should be back in the country
by now!
Security, t
hank you for
your hard work.
Brat!
Just because you
’
re the
“
Kid Killer
”
doesn
’
t mean you can
go anywhere
!
There doesn't seem to be a
problem.
Okay.
What did you say?
!
As I thought, it’
s missing...
That
'
s right
!
Oh, w
elcome back, Uncle.
It's attorney
Hisagaki Sumito
!
Sorry for going to the
bat
hroom
\N while we were talking
.
You can
'
t get
in touch with
him?
Oh,
you’re t
here too
, brat
?
He should be back in the country
!
Yeah
, it’s because I’
m the
“
Kid Killer
”
.
Hey, kid!
Don
’t call
yourself
that!
Just because you
'
re the
Kid Killer
,
The same goes for that
detective boy from Osaka
.
doesn
'
t mean you can
wander around freely
!
I wanted to go
too
.
Okay.
..
So,
what
was that
about Onoe Keizaburo?
I knew it, something'
s missing...
So, what was that about Onoe Keizaburo?
W
elcome back, Uncle.
Oh,
about the Onoe family
, right?
Sorry for going to the
was
hroom
in the middle of our conversation
.
The founder, Onoe Keizaburo,
Oh,
was a
n active
businessman
in Hokkaido
.
was the brat
here too
?
He
laid the foundation for the Onoe
C
onglomerate.
Yeah
!
After
he passed away
, his only son,
Tadayuki,
succeeded him.
I'
m the
Kid Killer
, after all
.
Since then, he’s
further
developed the business
.
Don
't go boasting about it
yourself
!
That
detective boy from Osaka
is here with me too
.
I wanted to go
as well..
.
So,
what
about Onoe Keizaburo?
Ah,
we were talking
about the Onoe family
.
The founder, Onoe Keizaburo,
was a
prominent
businessman
who thrived
in Hokkaido
and
laid the foundation for the Onoe
c
onglomerate.
After
his death
, his only son,
\N
Tadayuki,
took over the business
and
further
expanded it
.
I see.
I see.
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But
the second generation,
Tadayuki
, also
passed away
from
an illness
a year ago.
But
Tadayuki
passed away
\N last year due to
an illness
.
T
he third generation
is
...
And t
he third generation
\N
is
his
son,
Takuzo,
right?
Takuzo, Tadayuki's
son,
right?
Right, b
ut
ever
since Takuzo-san took over,
the
business hasn
’
t been doing
too
well.
Yes.
He
put his collection up for auction
\N because he was short on money.
B
ut
since Takuzo-san took over,
unlike ours, it \Nseems that
the
ir
business hasn
'
t been doing
well.
And the Suzuki Financial Group is the one that purchased them all.
He
was facing financial trouble, so he
put his collection up for auction
.
But the swords that Kid is after don’t have anything to do with Big Jewels
, right?
The one who bought it all up was,
Yeah, that
’
s right.
the Suzuki conglomerate, right?
The founder,
Keizaburo
,\N
was a big fan of Hijikata Toshizo
But the wakizashi that Kid is targeting
and
bought any items related to him.
has nothing to do with the big jewel
, right?
and bought any items
related to him.
Yeah, that
'
s right.
T
here were no jewels in
the
inventory.
Keizaburo
was a big fan of Hijikata Toshizo
,
Moreover
,
the
swords
that Kid
’s after aren’
t all that valuable.
and
seemed to buy all the \Nthings he could find
related to him.
..
I heard
that
an unknown
swordsmith
\N
named Higashikubo Eitatsu.
..
But t
here were no jewels in
this
inventory.
..
was the one who made them.
Moreover
...
I’m gonna be
recheck
ing
the purchas
ing
list now.
the
wakizashi
that Kid
is targeting
The
Onoe family
’s collection list\N and
inventory
don’t match.
isn'
t all that valuable.
The Onoe family’s
collection
list\N and inventory don’
t match
.
I heard
it was forged by
an unknown
\N
swordsmith
named Higashikubo Eitatsu.
Even though it’s only missing
one book.
I'll have to
recheck
the purchas
e
list now.
I couldn’t go
to Hakodate
because of that!
Onoe family
's
inventory
collection
\Ndoesn'
t match
the catalogue.
It was
my big
chance to meet Kid-sama
too
!
It's just
one book.
..
Just to be sure,
please
check the
hanging
scroll
s.
but thanks to that, my trip \N
to Hakodate
has been ruined.
There are no
problem
s.
It was
a
chance to meet Kid-sama
!
May
I see
it one more time
?
Just to be sure,
let me
check the
scroll
once more.
No
problem
.
Can
I see
the other scroll
?
Go ahead.
Go ahead.
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Who
's there?
Who
are you?
By
sen
ding
a
warning letter,
You
sen
t in
a
calling card, and
the security
focused on
the
storage room.
he diverted
the security
's attention \Ntowards
the
warehouse, and planned
Then you can
steal
them out in
the
open in this empty loading dock
.
to confidently
steal
it from
the
entrance \Nwhere the security had become shorthanded
.
Hey, you
−
Hey, you
...!
You
snuck into the
storage room
last night.
He
snuck into the
warehouse
last night.
..
Before they stored the swords,\N you
replaced the
m
with
fake
replicas.
and
replaced the
wakizashi inside \Nthe safe before,
with
a
fake
one.
You
wanted to
leave
with
t
he
originals
but the security
was too tight
.
He
wanted to
take the real one \N
with
him as
he
was leaving
E
ven
the great phantom thief\N had to gi
ve up on
that.
but the security
at the exit
was too tight
,
Um
, who
are you?
so e
ven
Kaito ga
ve up on
it.
The “Today at midnight”
written
on
the
calling card\N
didn
’
t mean
12 o’clock tonight in 2
hours
,
Sorry
, who
on earth
are you?
but
actually referred to 12 o’clock
22 hours ago.
By "Tonight, 00:00 hours", which\N was
written
in
the
warning letter,
In other words,
Kaito Kid
\N sent out the
letter 22 hours ago
he
didn
'
t mean
the "12:00 A.M." \Nthat is two
hours
from now
,
after he
’d already stolen
the
swords.
but
the "12:00 A.M." from
22 hours ago.
I’ve also
looked into you
as well.
In other words,
Y
ou
apparently w
on a hot spring trip with your family
.
22 Hours ago
Then
who
in
the
world
are you?
Kaito Kid
left that warning
letter 22 hours ago
I won’t
let you!
after he
snuck in to steal
I’ll take this!
the
two wakizashis!
I won’t
let you
get
away!
I
looked into you
too.
What happened?
Weren't y
ou
supposed to be
on a hot spring trip with your family
after you hit a lucky draw the other day?
Is it
Kid
?
Then
can you tell me,
who
the
hell
are you?
!
As if I'll
let you!
Thank you!
As if I'll
let you
run
away!
What happened?
!
K-
Kid
...
Kaito Kid is here!
Kaito Kid is here!
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Search
for him
everywhere!
Look
for him
at once!
Yes sir!
Kaito Kid...
Kaito Kid...
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I
haven't
forg
otten my
grudge
...
I
’ll never
forg
et the
grudge
that I held
from that time!
from that time!
Kaito Kid!
Kaito Kid!
!!
I’ll never forgive you!
I'll never...
What a scary grudge for a kiss...
ever forgive you!!!
He’
s getting away!
There he is, don't let him go!
After him
!
The grudge behind a kiss is scary...
Thank
s a lot.
Yes sir!
F
or always falling for the same
old
tric
ks—
He'
s getting away!
Where’
s Kaito Kid
?
Hurry up
!
What
are you
doing?
Thank
you so much...
I told you
you
ain’t
gettin
’
away!
f
or always falling for the same
tric
-
Like I’d fall for that
childish trick
of yours,
idiot!
I
s Kaito Kid
-
Way to go
, Great Detective of the West
.
Huh?!
Shut
up!
What
the hell
are you
trying to do?!
I ain’t lettin’ you get away this time!
I told you
,
you
're not
gettin
g
away!
Time out!
Such a
childish trick
.
You’re mine now!
As if that'll work, you
idiot!
You’re...
Way to go
..
.
Hey wait, phantom thief!
Shut
your trap!
I’ll leave that one to you.
Today of all days,
Let’s meet again, Great Detective of the West!
I won't let you escape!
His face looked exactly like Kudo’s.
I got ya!
Even his voice...
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# DETECTIVE CONAN: THE MILLION-DOLLAR\NPENTAGRAM
You...
I’m Kudo Shinichi, a high school detective.
Wait a minute, Kaito!
I went to an amusement park with my childhood friend and classmate, Mori Ran.
I'll leave that one in your care...
There, I witnessed a man in black\N making a suspicious deal.
Let's meet again,
I got so caught up in watching,
That face-
I didn’t realise another man was\N approaching me from behind.
he looked just like Kudo...
That man force-fed me poison,\N and when I woke up...
and even the voice...
My body had shrunk!
If they ever find out that Kudo Shinichi is still alive,
my life, and the lives of those around me would be in danger.
On Dr Agasa’s advice,\N I decided to hide my true identity.
And in the instant Ran asked for my name,
I became Edogawa Conan.
In order to gather more info on them,
I ended up living at Ran’s place, where her father works as a detective.
Of those people who know of my true identity,
there’s the high school\N Detective of the West, Hattori Heiji,
and my arch nemesis, Kaito Kid.
He’s a mysterious phantom thief\N and a master of disguise.
You’re really nasty for disguisin’ yourself as Kazuha, and tryin’ to steal a kiss from me.
Hey, it’s your fault for \N falling for my disguise.
Although I’ve become smaller,\N my intelligence is the same.
An unbeaten Great Detective!
There’s always only one truth!
Is that the last one?
Is that the last one?
Yeah.
Yeah.
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H-
Help me...
Help me...
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Alright
, let
'
s go
.
Well
, let
’
s go
eat
.
Good morning!
Good morning!
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Excuse me,
H
as the contestant named
\N
Hattori Heiji arrived yet?
h
as the contestant named
Hattori Heiji arrived yet?
Doesn’
t seem
like it.
I
t seem
s he's not here yet.
Sheesh
, where in the world
did Heiji go
?
Jeez Heiji
, where in the world
are you
?
He didn
’
t return to his hotel room last night
.
He didn
'
t return to his hotel room last night
either.
He almost never
ask
s
me
\N
to come
cheer
him
on.
It's rare for him to
ask
me
to come
along to support
him
,
Then
Kid
shows
up
and
he
ditches
me
.
but as soon as
Kid
turned
up
,
he
just left
me
alone
.
This sound...
This sound...
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Heiji
!
Heiji
, w
hat
’
re
ya
doin
’
here
−
W
hat
a
re
you
doin
g
here
-
Oh...
Sorry, I thought you were someone else.
Sorry, I thought you were someone else.
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But
,
But
you
make a great sound.
you
do
make a great sound.
Sound?
The sound
of my
sword
?
The sound
...
of my
Katana
?
Yeah!
Yeah!
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It's like... Hinari, you know.
That
sound of
your sword\N slashin’
through
the air?
[Note : Hinari is the soothing
sound of
rainwater or wind passing
through
a pipe.]
The
high
pitch proves
that you
’re\N
sw
ingin’
your
sword
properly.
When it sounds
high
, it's proof
that you
've
sw
ung
your
katana
properly.
I think it
’
s cool
!
I think it
'
s cool
.
Though, I think Heiji
’
s sound is even better.
Though, I think Heiji
'
s sound is even better.
Let
’
s go, Conan-kun.
Let
'
s go, Conan-kun.
Oh,
Okay.
Okay.
One point!
One point!
How boring.
How boring.
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W
ithout Hattori
in the competition, I can't go all out.
I can’t go all out w
ithout Hattori
.
-
Let
'
s give up on
finding
Heiji-niichan
,
\N
and meet with Ran-neechan.
Let
’
s give up on
Heiji-niichan
\N
and meet with Ran-neechan.
Oh!
Perfect timing!
Perfect timing!
Kazuha-chan
!
Kazuha-chan
?
Is Hattori
not
here
yet
?
Is Hattori
here
?
I
haven'
t seen him since this morning.
I
ain’
t seen him since this morning.
We and
Ran-chan
have
split up
and
have been
lookin
g
for him
for a while now.
Ran-chan
and I
split up
\N
and
we’re
lookin
’
for him
...
Don't tell me,
Is he
goin
’
to miss the
\N
team
competition tomorrow
,
too?
he's
goin
g
to miss the
team
\N
competition tomorrow
too?
I don
’t even
know
myself
.
I don
't
know
about it
myself
either.
T
ry askin
’
Heiji.
Please t
ry askin
g
Heiji.
..
Thank you for waiting
.
Thank you for waiting
!
In a few moments, we will begin the special\Ndemonstration by Fukushiro Hijiri.
So then everyone,
It’
s the guy from this mornin
’
.
we'll begin the special demonstration\N by Fukushiro Hijiri-san.
Amazin
’
...
Amazing, nice!
What
’
s this?
Are you interested in him?
Hijiri-san is so cool...!
No, no, it
ain’t
not
hin’
like that!
It'
s the guy from this mornin
g
.
Amazin
g
...
What
'
s this?
Are you interested in him?
No, no, it
's
not
like that!
Really?
Really?
Yes, really!
Yes, really!
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Then,
G
ive
Hattori
my regards
.
g
ive
my regards
to Hattori.
Sure
.
Okay
.
Hey, you
with the pink ribbon.
Hey, you
...
The one
with the pink ribbon.
Thanks for this morning.
Thanks for this morning.
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Ah!
Oh! I’
m sorry
for
interrupt
in’\N
your
practice
earlier!
I'
m sorry
!
When I thought that you might
be watching from somewhere,
I seemed to have
interrupt
ed
your
training for the special demonstration
earlier!
When I thought that you might
\N
be watching from somewhere,
I felt more motivated.
I felt more motivated.
Huh?
Huh?
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I
'm
a medical student from
Hachimanzaka University
,
I
’m Fukushiro Hijiri,
a medical student from
\N
Hachimanzaka University
.
Fukushiro Hijiri.
And
you
are
?
What about
you
?
I
’
m Toyama Kazuha from Kaiho Academy.
I
'
m Toyama Kazuha from Kaiho Academy.
Kazuha...
Kazuha...
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That
'
s a nice name.
That
’
s a nice name.
Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you.
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Y-
Yes.
..
Yes.
I'm
from
Kyoto's
Senshin High School
,
I’m Okita Soshi,
from
\N
Senshin High School
in Kyoto
.
Okita Soshi
.
You
’
re quite famous in the world
of Kendo, so I already knew.
You
'
re quite famous in the world
\N
of Kendo, so I already knew.
I
’
m happy to hear that.
I
'
m happy to hear that.
W
hat
’
s your
relationship with Kazuha-chan?
Okita-kun, w
hat
'
s your
\N
relationship with Kazuha-chan?
Is he
you
r boyfriend?
Are
you
he
r boyfriend?
We
’
re just acquaintances.
We
'
re just acquaintances.
I see.
I see.
I hope we meet again.
I hope we meet again.
Bye.
Bye.
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Bye..
.
Okay
.
Hey,
what's up with her?
Hey,
who is she?
Who knows...
Huh?!
I wish Hattori was here to see this.
I wish Hattori was here to see this.
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-
Kazuha-chan
! Come
over here!
Kazuha-chan
,
over here!
Ran-chan
! S
orry to keep you waitin
g
!
Ran-chan
, s
orry to keep you waitin
’
!
In the end, we couldn
'
t find Hattori-kun
...
In the end, we couldn
’
t find Hattori-kun
, huh?
Jeez
, I
don't care
about him
anymore.
Ugh
, I
’m gonna forget
about him
!
What
is it
? So loud...
What
? So loud...
We rushed here since you
said
\N that
Heiji-kun was participating
We rushed here since you
\N
said
Heiji-kun was participating
in the Kendo tournament
being held
in Hokkaido.
..
in the Kendo tournament
in Hokkaido.
So why isn
'
t he at the venue
...
?
So why isn
’
t he at the venue
?
My apologies.
My apologies.
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It
'
s fine.
..
It
’
s fine.
However...
But
there
’
s no doubt that he
’
s in Hokkaido.
there
'
s no doubt that he
'
s in Hokkaido.
This place has many
scenic spots
perfect
for
love
confessions
.
There are a lot of
scenic spots
for
confessions
in this area
.
Confession
s?
Confession
?
Is he going to confess to Little Leaf?!
Could it be that Heiji-kun and Happa-chan...?!
That’
s the one thing that I must put a stop to!
[Note : 'Happa-chan' is nickname given to Kazuha by Momiji, meaning leaf girl.]
While researching,
I found
that the clock tower in Sapporo has a spectacular viewpoint fit for confessions.
That'
s the one thing that I must put a stop to!
That
’
s it, Iori!
While researching,
Let
’
s head to Sapporo.
I found
out
that the clock tower in Sapporo has a spectacular viewpoint fit for confessions.
That
'
s it, Iori!
Let
'
s head to Sapporo.
As you wish, my lady.
As you wish, my lady.
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What
's up
with that helicopter?
What
’s
with that helicopter?
Well
...
Well
,
since we came all
this
way to Hakodate,
let
’
s go
and eat something in
the morning market
.
since we came all
the
way to Hakodate,
let
'
s go
to
the morning market
\Nand have a delicious breakfast.
Huh?
Did something happen?
Did something happen?
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Let
'
s go have a look.
Let
’
s go have a look.
Where
'
s the body?
Where
’
s the body?
It
's around
that corner.
It
’s on
that corner.
What happened here?
What happened here?
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What's with all this heavy security?
It looks pretty serious...
Oh!
Hey!
You guys are late.
You guys are late.
Heiji!
-
Heiji!
Is that all?
Is that all?
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Jeez, w
here were you
loitering around, without even giving us a call
?
You didn’t even tell us! W
here were you
?
Yes, thank
you
for your cooperation.
Yes, thank
s
for your cooperation.
Sorry about that.
Sorry about that.
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I was goin
g
after Kid but ended up goin
g
around Hakodate all night.
I was goin
’
after Kid but ended up goin
’
around Hakodate all night.
But why are you here?
But why are you here?
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When I was takin
g
a nap
at
that bench
over
there,
When I was takin
’
a nap
on
that bench
there,
a police officer woke me up
\N
and
called me in for
interrogat
ion
.
a police officer woke me up
and
interrogat
ed me
.
So you were treated as a suspect
...
So you were treated as a suspect
?
What?
What?
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No,
it's
nothing.
No,
nothing.
Huh?
Detective Mo
ri!
Detective Mo
u
ri!
You
’re Mo
ri Kogoro, right?
Huh?
Uh
, w
ho are you again?
You
're...
Mou
ri Kogoro, right?
Uh
h...
W
ho are you again?
So you forgot?
So you forgot?
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This is Inspector Nishimura
from the Hokkaido police.
This is Inspector Nishimura
\N
from the Hokkaido police.
He was there during the
North Star Express
incident.
He was there during the
\N Hokutosei
incident.
[Note : Refer to episodes 144-145 or manga chapters 215-218.]
You were there when I showed
my brilliant deduction
in
the train
!
Oh!
It
’
s been a while.
I had demonstrated
my brilliant deduction
Though I don
’
t remember
it
at all.
inside
the train
, right?
Excuse me.
It
'
s been a while.
Though I don
'
t remember
him
at all.
..
Excuse me.
..
Was there some sort of incident?
Was there some sort of incident?
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Y
ou and the boy are here too
huh
.
Oh, y
ou and the boy are here too
.
We found
the
body of a man there
,
We found
a
body of a man there
.
b
ut it
'
s quite odd.
B
ut it
’
s quite odd.
Would the
g
reat
d
etective who solved that case
,
Would the
G
reat
D
etective who solved that case
be able
to
have
a look
?
like
to
take
a look
at this one
?
Okay
, l
eave it to me.
Okay
.
Since it
’
s dangerous, you two stay here.
L
eave it to me.
O-
Okay.
Since it
'
s dangerous, you two stay here.
Oh
...
D
id I make
the old man into
the one who solved
that incident
?
Okay.
Even
though
it was
actually
my dad.
Huh
...
In that incident,
d
id I make
Uncle
the one who solved
the case
?
Even
the
though
the one who\N
actually
solved it was
my dad.
Oh my, a cold?
Oh my, a cold?
No, someone must be gossiping about me.
No, someone must be gossiping about me.
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Um...
L
ook
s
like
there’s no
fever.
it doesn't l
ook
like
you have
fever.
This is
bad.
This is
horrible...
T
he victim
’
s identity?
What is t
he victim
'
s identity?
Hisagaki Sumito, 43 years old
.
Hisagaki Sumito, 43 years old
,
He’s a lawyer
.
an attorney
.
The murder weapon is believed to be a sharp
blade,
like a Japanese sword.
The murder weapon is believed to be a sharp
knife
like a Japanese sword.
Hisagaki?
I’
ve
heard that name
...
Hisagaki?
Where ha
ve
I
heard that name
before
...
Isn
’
t Hisagaki-san the legal
advisor
\N to
the Onoe
C
onglomerate?
Isn
'
t Hisagaki-san the legal
\N
advisor
of
the Onoe
c
onglomerate?
Wow,
you kn
o
w about that
?
I'm surprised
you kn
e
w about that
.
That
’
s correct.
That
'
s correct.
Oh,
the
people involved
with
yesterday
’s case?
Oh,
from
the
mansion that helped \Nus
with
the incident
yesterday
?
It
might be
related.
There
might be
some sort of connection.
C
an we
see the victim
’
s belongings
,\N Inspector Nishimura
?
Inspector Nishimura, c
an we
\N
see the victim
'
s belongings
?
Understood.
Understood.
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Airline tickets and taxi receipts
?
Airline tickets and taxi receipts
.
Also, t
here
's
an empty golf bag over there.
T
here
’s also
an empty golf bag over there.
We haven
'
t found his
phone
yet
.
We haven
’
t found his
smart
phone
.
Based on the information we have
so far,
Based on the information we have
,
the victim left Dubai yesterday and arrived in Narita.
the victim left Dubai yesterday and arrived in Narita.
From there, he took a domestic flight to Hakodate
.
From there, he took a domestic flight to Hakodate
,
L
ooks like he took a taxi
to get here.
and it l
ooks like he took a taxi
\Nfrom the airport
to get here.
Either he was caught off guard,\N or they knew each other.
Either he was caught off guard,\N or they knew each other.
He was slashed from the front.
He was slashed from the front.
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W
hat
happened
to
whatever
\N
was
inside that golf bag?
I wonder w
hat
used
to
be
\N
inside that golf bag?
There
'
s no way that he was killed just so the
\N
murderer could steal
the whole set of
golf clubs.
There
’
s no way that he was killed just so the
murderer could steal
some
golf clubs.
He doesn
'
t look like he was on his way
home from playing golf
either.
He doesn
’
t look like he was on his way
\N
home from playing golf
,
either.
Huh?
Hey, look at that
.
Hey, look at that
!
There’s
something in his left hand.
He's holding
something in his left hand.
What?
Hey, call forensics!
Yes sir!
Tokyo... Board of Training?
What?
What?
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Is it a pa
ge
torn off from a textbook
or something
?
Hey, call in the forensics!
Yes, sir!
“Tokyo Metropolitan Board of Education”
Tokyo... education?
Is it a pa
per
torn off from a textbook
?
I see.
I see.
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Stop right there!
Stop right there!
Stop!
Stop!
He
’
s finally here.
He
'
s finally here.
Oh no
,
I did it again!
Darn it!
Oh no
!
Kawazoe, you
idiot!\N Where
have you been
?
I did it again!
My a
pologies!
I’
ve been researching some things.
Darn it!
Kawazoe, you
fool!
What
have you been
doing until now?!
A
pologies!
I'
ve been researching some things.
Just who is that guy?
Just who is that guy?
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He
'
s a subordinate of mine.
He
’
s a subordinate of mine.
Sergeant Kawazoe Yoshihisa.
Sergeant Kawazoe Yoshihisa.
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He
's a bit
clumsy
but he
usually
never
arrive
s
late.
He
’s
clumsy
,
but he
doesn’t
usually
arrive
late.
I-
Is that so?
Is that so?
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Mo
u
ri Kogoro?
Mo
ri Kogoro?
Yes
,
Yes
. W
hat should we do?
w
hat should we do?
What can a mere detective
do?
What can a mere detective
like him
do?
Just leave it.
Just leave it.
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More importantly, these swords
\N
that were delivered to us earlier...
More importantly, these swords
that were delivered to us earlier...
Hisagaki...
Hisagaki...
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you'
ve done a great job finding these.
You’
ve done a great job finding these.
Well then,
Well then,
four more swords
left to
fi
nd.
four more swords
are
left to
be fou
nd.
Boss
, I
found this
on the door!
Boss
!
“T
ake
the two swords”, he says.
We
found this
card
on the door!
"I'll t
ake
these katanas"
Interesting.
Interesting.
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Nacho,
tighten
the security around the hotel
!
Nacho,
hurry and
tighten
\N
the security around the hotel
.
Hurry up!
Yes
,
sir!
Yes
sir!
He said that there are four more swords
.
He said that there are four more swords
, right?
Well then, I
’
ll begin
the explanation.
Well then, I
'
ll begin
with
the explanation.
This man
’
s name is Brian D. Kadokura.
This man
'
s name is Brian D. Kadokura.
He
’
s a Japanese-American investor.
He
'
s a Japanese-American investor.
I
’
ve heard this man
’
s name before.
I
'
ve heard this man
'
s name before.
He
’
s a wealthy philanthropist\N who donates to charity, right?
He
'
s a wealthy philanthropist\N who donates to charity, right?
You
’
re quite knowledgeable
.
You
'
re quite knowledgeable
!
But
that
’
s only
a front
.
However,
that
'
s only
from the outside
.
Behind the scenes, he
’
s actually an arms dealer
known as
t
he
“Death
Merchant
”.
Behind the scenes, he
'
s actually an arms dealer
,
He’
s been doing business
\N
extensively throughout Asia.
also
known as
,
The local police have been
marking
him for years.
"T
he
Merchant
of Death."
With
my
advice
, of course.
And he'
s been doing business
\N
extensively throughout Asia.
The local police have been
monitoring
him for years.
..
on
my
suggestion
, of course.
Kawazoe is knowledgeable about these things.
Kawazoe is knowledgeable about these things.
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So we know that
Kadokura
'
s purpose
for coming to Japan
this time
is
to attend a charity event
-
Kadokura
’
s purpose
this time
was
to attend a charity event
in Japan.
Huh?
What are these photos?
What are these photos?
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Wait
...
Wait
, w
here did they come from?
Wait... Wait!
Don
’
t put your drink on top of your laptop
, Kawazoe
!
Wait... Wait! Wait!
Oh
,
no!
W
here did they come from?
Let
’
s get back on
topic.
Kawazoe!
Kadokura’s
real objective
in
returning to Japan
is
apparently
because of
Onoe Keizaburo
’
s hidden treasure.
Don
'
t put your drink on top of your laptop
!
Onoe Keizaburo had discovered
a gold deposit in Hokkaido
before the war
.
Oh
no!
He
amassed great wealth.
Let
'
s get back on
the
topic.
But
after his death,
a part of\N
his
wealth
disappeared into thin air.
The
real objective
of Kadokura for
returning to Japan
,
It was rumo
u
red that he turned it into gold bars and hid
it
away somewhere.
apparently
has to do with\N
Onoe Keizaburo
'
s hidden treasure.
The
treasure that
Keizaburo
left behind
is still
unknown
to this day.
Before the Second World War, \N
Onoe Keizaburo had discovered
T
here are theories that it was
n’t gold bars, \Nbut
a powerful weapon instead.
a gold deposit in Hokkaido
.
Keizaburo was deeply involved in the military industry during the
w
ar.
He
had
amassed great wealth.
It
’
s said
that
he
acquired it
during the process
.
However,
after his death,
his
\Nfortune
disappeared into thin air.
Something that could turn the tide of
war!
It was rumo
red that he turned it into gold bars and hid
them
away somewhere.
Somethin
’
that could turn the tide of
war?
The
question regarding the identity of
Keizaburo
's treasure
is still
unanswered
to this day.
I see.
That
sound
s
like something
an arms dealer would want.
Instead of gold bars,
I a
lso
have photos that
\N
I
would like you to see, Mo
ri-san.
t
here are theories that it was
some sort of
a powerful weapon instead.
Th
ese are
Kadokura and
Hisagaki,\N
the
lawyer who was
murdered
.
Keizaburo was deeply involved in the military industry during the
Second World W
ar.
That
’
s right.
It
'
s said
,
that
's when
he
may have
acquired it
.
It’s
believe
d
that
he’s searching for
the treasure
under the orders of Onoe Takuzo.
Something that could turn the tide of
the
war!
Which means
that
for Takuzo
,
whose business
was
failing and
in
need of money,
Huh?!
it
was
something he
needed
to get his hands on.
Somethin
g
that could turn the tide of
the
war?
But why would Hisagaki
meet with
Kadokura?
I see.
It
’
s possible that Hisagaki betrayed his employer,
\N
and
leaked the information
of
the treasure to Kadokura.
That
does
sound
like something
\N
an arms dealer would want.
Incidentally, multiple security cameras
have
caught him carrying a golf bag.
A
lso
, I
have photos that
I
\N
would like you to see, Mo
u
ri-san.
However, we weren
’
t able to
confirm the contents of the golf bag.
Th
is is
Kadokura and
...
Inside the golf bag
...
the
murdered
attorney Hisagaki
.
It’s
probably...
That
'
s right.
A sword.
We
believe
that
Hisagaki had been \Ninvestigating the whereabouts
Also, that paper was
a firearms and swords registration certificate.
of
the treasure
all this time\N
under the orders of Onoe Takuzo.
Yeah, it
’ll
be registered after inspection by the
prefectural b
oard of
education
.
Which means
for Takuzo
whose business
is
failing and
is
in
serious
need of money,
So
if it really was registered in Tokyo,
it
's
something he
desperately \Nwants
to get his hands on.
the words
“
Tokyo Metropolitan
Board of
Education”
would be on it.
But why would Hisagaki
The
sword
in question was
\N
probably bought in Dubai.
meet with
someone like
Kadokura?
But
you can
’
t openly bring
something like that into the country.
It
'
s possible that Hisagaki betrayed his employer,
and
\N
leaked the information
about
the treasure to Kadokura.
He would’ve
used a secret route.
Incidentally, multiple security cameras
caught him carrying a golf bag.
However, we weren
'
t able to
\N
confirm the contents of the golf bag.
Inside the golf bag
,
was
probably...
a katana!
Also, that paper was
probably
a firearms and swords registration certificate.
Yeah, it
has to
be registered after inspection by the
Governorate B
oard of
Training
.
So
,
if it really was registered in Tokyo,
the words
"
Tokyo Metropolitan
\N
Board of
Training"
would be on it.
The
katana
in question was
probably bought in Dubai.
But
of course,
you can
'
t openly bring
\N
something like that into the country.
..
So he probably
used a secret route.
The registration form was probably forged.
The registration form was probably forged.
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Well,
there are
plenty of
katanas that
end up in
the hands of
foreign
connoisseurs
.
Well,
plenty of
swords
end up in
foreign
hands
.
It
's
no surprise if the
Japanese
sword
\N
that
attorney
Hisagaki was lookin
g
for
It
ain’t
no surprise if the
sword
that
Hisagaki was lookin
’
for
was coincidentally
found in Dubai.
happened to be
found in Dubai.
Hisagaki
was
murdered as soon as he
brought the purchased
sword
to Japan.
He
was
then
murdered as soon as he
\N
brought the purchased
katanas
to Japan.
T
he
killer’
s motive
should be related to
the
sword
.
We should assume that t
he
culprit'
s motive
was of course,
the
katanas
.
Well
,
then
.
Well
then
,
I’
ll tell Inspector Nishimura later.
I'
ll tell Inspector Nishimura later.
Oh my
,
I can
’
t seem to find Heiji-kun anywhere.
Oh my
...
Where could he
possibly be
?
I can
'
t seem to find Heiji-kun anywhere.
..
Where could he
have gone
?
My lady.
My lady.
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He could perhaps be
...
He could perhaps be
in Otaru.
in Otaru.
Otaru?
Otaru?
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Starting from now,
T
he Otaru Canal will be lit by gas lamps at dusk
,
t
he Otaru Canal will be lit by gas lamps at dusk
making it an ideal confession spot\N by setting up the
mood
.
making it an ideal confession spot\N by setting up the
perfect
mood
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RUDY This is.. the Seiryoto. [Note : Seiryoto means star-crested sword.] The government forces, huh... Hijikata! Prepare yourself! What happened? Why did you halt? Are you going to let this opportunity slip away? A star? Please stay assured! The two wakizashis are confirmed to be inside this safe. [Note : The Wakizashi is a traditional Japanese sword with blade length ranging from 30 to 60 cm.] Currently... it's 10 P.M. I won't allow it to be broken \Ninto until two hours from now. Tonight at 00:00 hours, I'll pay a visit to the residence of the Onoe Takuzo and acquire the two of Higashikubo Eitatsu's wakizashis in his possession. Darn you, Kid! I don't mind if you continue using the metal detector at the exit. Although, we've always had strict \Nsecurity measures in place... Access is prohibited tonight. I've come to pick up a scroll for restoration. Please excuse me... Security, thank you for your hard work. There doesn't seem to be a problem. What did you say?! That's right! It's attorney Hisagaki Sumito! You can't get in touch with him? He should be back in the country! Hey, kid! Just because you're the Kid Killer, doesn't mean you can wander around freely! Okay... I knew it, something's missing... Welcome back, Uncle. Sorry for going to the washroom in the middle of our conversation. Oh, was the brat here too? Yeah! I'm the Kid Killer, after all. Don't go boasting about it yourself! That detective boy from Osaka is here with me too. I wanted to go as well... So, what about Onoe Keizaburo? Ah, we were talking about the Onoe family. The founder, Onoe Keizaburo, was a prominent businessman who thrived in Hokkaido and laid the foundation for the Onoe conglomerate. After his death, his only son, \NTadayuki, took over the business and further expanded it. I see. But the second generation, Tadayuki, also passed away from an illness a year ago. The third generation is... Takuzo, Tadayuki's son, right? Yes. But since Takuzo-san took over, unlike ours, it \Nseems that their business hasn't been doing well. He was facing financial trouble, so he put his collection up for auction. The one who bought it all up was, the Suzuki conglomerate, right? But the wakizashi that Kid is targeting has nothing to do with the big jewel, right? Yeah, that's right. Keizaburo was a big fan of Hijikata Toshizo, and seemed to buy all the \Nthings he could find related to him... But there were no jewels in this inventory... Moreover... the wakizashi that Kid is targeting isn't all that valuable. I heard it was forged by an unknown \Nswordsmith named Higashikubo Eitatsu. I'll have to recheck the purchase list now. Onoe family's inventory collection \Ndoesn't match the catalogue. It's just one book... but thanks to that, my trip \Nto Hakodate has been ruined. It was a chance to meet Kid-sama! Just to be sure, let me check the scroll once more. No problem. Can I see the other scroll? Go ahead. Who's there? By sending a warning letter, he diverted the security's attention \Ntowards the warehouse, and planned to confidently steal it from the entrance \Nwhere the security had become shorthanded. Hey, you...! He snuck into the warehouse last night... and replaced the wakizashi inside \Nthe safe before, with a fake one. He wanted to take the real one \Nwith him as he was leaving but the security at the exit was too tight, so even Kaito gave up on it. Sorry, who on earth are you? By "Tonight, 00:00 hours", which\N was written in the warning letter, he didn't mean the "12:00 A.M." \Nthat is two hours from now, but the "12:00 A.M." from 22 hours ago. In other words, 22 Hours ago Kaito Kid left that warning letter 22 hours ago after he snuck in to steal the two wakizashis! I looked into you too. Weren't you supposed to be on a hot spring trip with your family after you hit a lucky draw the other day? Then can you tell me, who the hell are you?! As if I'll let you! Thank you! As if I'll let you run away! What happened?! K- Kid... Kaito Kid is here! Search for him everywhere! Yes sir! Kaito Kid... I haven't forgotten my grudge... from that time! Kaito Kid!!! I'll never... ever forgive you!!! There he is, don't let him go! The grudge behind a kiss is scary... Yes sir! He's getting away! Hurry up! Thank you so much... for always falling for the same tric- Is Kaito Kid- Huh?! What the hell are you trying to do?! I told you, you're not getting away! Such a childish trick. As if that'll work, you idiot! Way to go... Shut your trap! Today of all days, I won't let you escape! I got ya! Y- You... Wait a minute, Kaito! I'll leave that one in your care... Let's meet again, That face- he looked just like Kudo... and even the voice... Is that the last one? Yeah. H- Help me... Alright, let's go. Good morning! Excuse me, has the contestant named Hattori Heiji arrived yet? It seems he's not here yet. Jeez Heiji, where in the world are you? He didn't return to his hotel room last night either. It's rare for him to ask me to come along to support him, but as soon as Kid turned up, he just left me alone. This sound... Heiji! What are you doing here- Oh... Sorry, I thought you were someone else. But, you do make a great sound. The sound... of my Katana? Yeah! It's like... Hinari, you know. [Note : Hinari is the soothing sound of rainwater or wind passing through a pipe.] When it sounds high, it's proof that you've swung your katana properly. I think it's cool. Though, I think Heiji's sound is even better. Let's go, Conan-kun. Oh, Okay. One point! How boring. Without Hattori in the competition, I can't go all out. -Let's give up on finding Heiji-niichan, \Nand meet with Ran-neechan. Oh! Perfect timing! Kazuha-chan! Is Hattori not here yet? I haven't seen him since this morning. We and Ran-chan have split up and have been looking for him for a while now. Don't tell me, he's going to miss the team \Ncompetition tomorrow too? I don't know about it myself either. Please try asking Heiji... Thank you for waiting! So then everyone, we'll begin the special demonstration\N by Fukushiro Hijiri-san. Amazing, nice! Hijiri-san is so cool...! It's the guy from this morning. Amazing... What's this? Are you interested in him? No, no, it's not like that! Really? Yes, really! Then, give my regards to Hattori. Okay. Hey, you... The one with the pink ribbon. Thanks for this morning. Ah! I'm sorry! I seemed to have interrupted your training for the special demonstration earlier! When I thought that you might\N be watching from somewhere, I felt more motivated. Huh? I'm a medical student from Hachimanzaka University, Fukushiro Hijiri. What about you? I'm Toyama Kazuha from Kaiho Academy. Kazuha... That's a nice name. Nice to meet you. Y-Yes... I'm from Kyoto's Senshin High School, Okita Soshi. You're quite famous in the world \Nof Kendo, so I already knew. I'm happy to hear that. Okita-kun, what's your \Nrelationship with Kazuha-chan? Are you her boyfriend? We're just acquaintances. I see. I hope we meet again. Bye. Bye... Hey, what's up with her? Who knows... Huh?! I wish Hattori was here to see this. -Kazuha-chan! Come over here! Ran-chan! Sorry to keep you waiting! In the end, we couldn't find Hattori-kun... Jeez, I don't care about him anymore. What is it? So loud... We rushed here since you said\N that Heiji-kun was participating in the Kendo tournament being held in Hokkaido... So why isn't he at the venue...? My apologies. It's fine... However... there's no doubt that he's in Hokkaido. There are a lot of scenic spots for confessions in this area. Confession? Could it be that Heiji-kun and Happa-chan...?! [Note : 'Happa-chan' is nickname given to Kazuha by Momiji, meaning leaf girl.] That's the one thing that I must put a stop to! While researching, I found out that the clock tower in Sapporo has a spectacular viewpoint fit for confessions. That's it, Iori! Let's head to Sapporo. As you wish, my lady. What's up with that helicopter? Well... since we came all the way to Hakodate, let's go to the morning market \Nand have a delicious breakfast. Huh? Did something happen? Let's go have a look. Where's the body? It's around that corner. What happened here? What's with all this heavy security? Oh! You guys are late. -Heiji! Is that all? Jeez, where were you loitering around, without even giving us a call? Yes, thank you for your cooperation. Sorry about that. I was going after Kid but ended up going around Hakodate all night. But why are you here? When I was taking a nap at that bench over there, a police officer woke me up \Nand called me in for interrogation. So you were treated as a suspect... What? No, it's nothing. Huh? Detective Mouri! Huh? You're... Mouri Kogoro, right? Uhh... Who are you again? So you forgot? This is Inspector Nishimura from the Hokkaido police. He was there during the North Star Express incident. [Note : Refer to episodes 144-145 or manga chapters 215-218.] Oh! I had demonstrated my brilliant deduction inside the train, right? It's been a while. Though I don't remember him at all... Excuse me... Was there some sort of incident? You and the boy are here too huh. We found the body of a man there, but it's quite odd. Would the great detective who solved that case, like to take a look at this one? Okay. Leave it to me. Since it's dangerous, you two stay here. Okay. Huh... In that incident, did I make Uncle the one who solved the case? Even the though the one who\N actually solved it was my dad. Oh my, a cold? No, someone must be gossiping about me. Um... it doesn't look like you have fever. This is horrible... What is the victim's identity? Hisagaki Sumito, 43 years old, an attorney. The murder weapon is believed to be a sharp knife like a Japanese sword. Hisagaki? Where have I heard that name before... Isn't Hisagaki-san the legal \Nadvisor of the Onoe conglomerate? I'm surprised you knew about that. That's correct. Oh, from the mansion that helped \Nus with the incident yesterday? There might be some sort of connection. Inspector Nishimura, can we \Nsee the victim's belongings? Understood. Airline tickets and taxi receipts? Also, there's an empty golf bag over there. We haven't found his phone yet. Based on the information we have so far, the victim left Dubai yesterday and arrived in Narita. From there, he took a domestic flight to Hakodate, and it looks like he took a taxi \Nfrom the airport to get here. Either he was caught off guard,\N or they knew each other. He was slashed from the front. What happened to whatever\N was inside that golf bag? There's no way that he was killed just so the \Nmurderer could steal the whole set of golf clubs. He doesn't look like he was on his way home from playing golf either. Huh? Hey, look at that! He's holding something in his left hand. What? Hey, call forensics! Yes sir! Tokyo... Board of Training? What? Is it a page torn off from a textbook or something? I see. Stop right there! Stop! He's finally here. Oh no! I did it again! Darn it! Kawazoe, you fool! What have you been doing until now?! Apologies! I've been researching some things. Just who is that guy? He's a subordinate of mine. Sergeant Kawazoe Yoshihisa. He's a bit clumsy but he usually never arrives late. I- Is that so? Mouri Kogoro? Yes, what should we do? What can a mere detective like him do? Just leave it. More importantly, these swords\N that were delivered to us earlier... Hisagaki... you've done a great job finding these. Well then, four more swords are left to be found. Boss! We found this card on the door! "I'll take these katanas" Interesting. Nacho, tighten the security around the hotel! Hurry up! Yes sir! He said that there are four more swords, right? Well then, I'll begin with the explanation. This man's name is Brian D. Kadokura. He's a Japanese-American investor. I've heard this man's name before. He's a wealthy philanthropist\N who donates to charity, right? You're quite knowledgeable! However, that's only from the outside. Behind the scenes, he's actually an arms dealer, also known as, "The Merchant of Death." And he's been doing business \Nextensively throughout Asia. The local police have been monitoring him for years... on my suggestion, of course. Kawazoe is knowledgeable about these things. So we know that Kadokura's purpose for coming to Japan this time is to attend a charity event- Huh? What are these photos? Wait... Wait... Wait! Wait... Wait! Wait! Where did they come from? Kawazoe! Don't put your drink on top of your laptop! Oh no! Let's get back on the topic. The real objective of Kadokura for returning to Japan, apparently has to do with\N Onoe Keizaburo's hidden treasure. Before the Second World War, \NOnoe Keizaburo had discovered a gold deposit in Hokkaido. He had amassed great wealth. However, after his death, his \Nfortune disappeared into thin air. It was rumored that he turned it into gold bars and hid them away somewhere. The question regarding the identity of Keizaburo's treasure is still unanswered to this day. Instead of gold bars, there are theories that it was some sort of a powerful weapon instead. Keizaburo was deeply involved in the military industry during the Second World War. It's said, that's when he may have acquired it. Something that could turn the tide of the war! Huh?! Something that could turn the tide of the war? I see. That does sound like something \Nan arms dealer would want. Also, I have photos that I \Nwould like you to see, Mouri-san. This is Kadokura and... the murdered attorney Hisagaki. That's right. We believe that Hisagaki had been \Ninvestigating the whereabouts of the treasure all this time\N under the orders of Onoe Takuzo. Which means for Takuzo whose business is failing and is in serious need of money, it's something he desperately \Nwants to get his hands on. But why would Hisagaki meet with someone like Kadokura? It's possible that Hisagaki betrayed his employer, and \Nleaked the information about the treasure to Kadokura. Incidentally, multiple security cameras caught him carrying a golf bag. However, we weren't able to\N confirm the contents of the golf bag. Inside the golf bag, was probably... a katana! Also, that paper was probably a firearms and swords registration certificate. Yeah, it has to be registered after inspection by the Governorate Board of Training. So, if it really was registered in Tokyo, the words "Tokyo Metropolitan\N Board of Training" would be on it. The katana in question was probably bought in Dubai. But of course, you can't openly bring \Nsomething like that into the country... So he probably used a secret route. The registration form was probably forged. Well, there are plenty of katanas that end up in the hands of foreign connoisseurs. It's no surprise if the Japanese sword \Nthat attorney Hisagaki was looking for happened to be found in Dubai. He was then murdered as soon as he\N brought the purchased katanas to Japan. We should assume that the culprit's motive was of course, the katanas. Well then, I'll tell Inspector Nishimura later. Oh my... I can't seem to find Heiji-kun anywhere... Where could he have gone? My lady. He could perhaps be... in Otaru. Otaru? Starting from now, the Otaru Canal will be lit by gas lamps at dusk making it an ideal confession spot\N by setting up the perfect mood- There! Iori! Otaru, Otaru it is! As you wish, my lady. Boss! The police seem to be heading this way. What should we do? Don't worry, they would have come naturally. I'm Nakamori from the 2nd Investigation Division of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. It seems that you have received \Na warning card from Kaito Kid. Kid? What's all this about? In the first place, there's no treasure \Nhere that would attract his attention. Even so, the security here is heavy. Are you curious? I see. But I'm also curious... as to why you came here alone. You're an Inspector from the \NMetropolitan Police, right? What happened to your subordinates? This is one of my beloved swords. It's not famous, but its sharpness is first class. It's not like the dull swords that you're looking for! Kaito Kid! What's this? I can't see anything! Shit! Darn! Boss! That's Kid! He came out from Kadokura's hotel! Hold on tight, Kudo! Kid took the katanas? I see. Luck has finally come our way. Finally, I can take a breather. What's so special, about these katanas? What?! Who's there?! Huh, you're pretty good. Oh no, the peg is missing! I can't get a clear shot! Get out of the way, Kid! Go! Now! Wait! He got away... Are you okay, Hattori? I'm fine... but I wonder, how he's doing. What're you after? That's your job as a detective to figure out ...is what I'd like to say. But you've saved me from a dangerous situation. As a way of saying thanks, I'll tell you. Well to put it simply, I was curious. A certain man was trying to steal a \Ncertain incredible treasure. However, for some reason he disappeared, without stealing it. I just wanted to know. What was the treasure that he was looking for? Where is it now? And also, why didn't he steal it...? So the treasure he was after, was the one that Onoe Keizaburo left behind? Most likely. But, Kadokura and Takuzo are also making a move at the same time as you are. This can't be a coincidence. It's perhaps because... A note regarding the treasure was recently found, written in Onoe Keizaburo's handwriting. There was only one thing on it, Just "Higashikubo Eitatsu", written on it. The name of the person who made these wakizashis. Higashikubo Eitatsu is said to \Nhave created six katanas in total. [Note : The term Katana is often used interchangeably with the names of other Japanese swords.] If you collect them all, you might be able to find the location of the treasure... or so that's what people say. I see. That's why Takuzo had Hisagaki look for the four katanas, he didn't have with him. Two of the missing swords are those. And, three out of the six swords are here. And the last one is, with you from yesterday. I gave that one to the police. Where are the remaining two swords? Apparently, a high school teacher from Hakodate, named Fukushiro Ryoe has them. A high school teacher? Currently he has resigned from\N school because of his illness and seems to have shut himself inside his house. But I don't know the details. Do you know who could've been \Nthe person who attacked you? No idea. His sword fighting skills were remarkable, though. You're right. His slashes are cross-shaped. The same marks as those on \Nattorney Hisagaki's body. That means he is the one, who killed Hisagaki. Even if that was the case, how did he know my location? He used this to follow you. A transmitter? He's good. You use them quite often yourself, Master Thief. I don't want to hear that from you, Great Detective. Hey wait! What about the katanas and the treasure? You can keep those katanas! You guys are probably better at \Nsolving puzzles like this, right? That guy! Hey, Kudo. Huh? By any chance... do you have any siblings? What's this all of a sudden? When I was fighting with Kid\N last night, I saw his face. He looked just like you! Huh? It's unbelievable how he even\N sounded so similar to you... It's just a coincidence. A coincidence? Yes. The mere resemblance... is just a coincidence. Hmm...? Well, whatever. I'm sorry, I had so much fun that we ended up riding till the last stop. No, it's okay. I wanted to ride the tram too. Could it be that you're Mouri-san's daughter? So this is the place. Did you inform Inspector\N Nishimura about Fukushiro-san? Yeah, I was supposed to meet him here and give the katanas to him. Is that him? Heiji! Kazuha? Why are you here? My apologies. I was supposed to give them a ride to the hotel, but then I was ordered by \NInspector Nishimura to come here. Please don't mind us, we'll catch a taxi from somewhere. Oh, hey! There you are! Huh, it's Okita-kun! What about your match? Ah! I withdrew from the tournament. A tournament without Hattori is boring. I wouldn't have settled down \Nuntil I gave him an earful, so I was looking all over the place for this dude, eh. "D-" "Dude, eh"? Hey, that's Kid. Yeah. What's he doing here with \Nthat terrible Kyoto accent? Kazuha-chan! Fukushiro-san! "K-Kazuha-chan"?! Kazuha-chan, do you know this person? Yeah, I met him this morning at the tournament. So Okita-kun is here with you too. If you have any business with me, please do come in. It's not me specifically. I didn't think we would meet again. For how long are you staying in Hakodate? Hm... until the day after tomorrow. If you don't mind... would you like to go with me \Nto one of Hakodate's scenic spo- Who are you, getting so close to Kazuha?! Um, who are you? Hattori Heiji, Kazuha's childhood friend. I see. So you're just a friend she's known for a long time. Anyways, Kazuha's not interested in the scenic spots! Besides, she'll never go there with you, fool! H- Heiji... Hattori Heiji... I remember that name. You were one of the candidates \Nikely to win the tournament, but you didn't participate in \Nthe match for some reason. Well, there was a lot going on. Then why don't you have a match with me? You must be itching to swing a sword. A match? If I win, then I will take her on a \Nsightseeing tour around Hakodate. Huh? And what if I win? I'll tell you the number one scenic spot in Hakodate. Scenic spot... A- A-A- A-A-Alright then. Huh... he seems to be pretty stoked with that idea. Not that I care about any \Nscenic spots at all, but let's do it! Stop them, Okita-kun. Huh? Why? It seems pretty interesting dude eh.. Jeez... The one who loses consciousness first... loses. I don't mind. This guy's... ...really skilled. Stop it right there, you two! Hijiri, what's this all about? Having a sword fight on the front porch isn't peaceful. I'm sorry for creating a ruckus, Dad. Did you finish cleaning the entranceway? It's all done. Good then. By tidying up the entrance, good \Nluck will be able to flow naturally. Yes... And, who are you all? Fukushiro Ryoe-san, right? I'm Kawazoe from the prefectural police. I'd like to speak with you regarding the matter of Onoe Keizaburo's hidden treasure. I see. Let's talk inside the house- Then, we'll excuse ourselves. We're heading back to the hotel first. Are you okay? Yes. I've been sick for a long time. My apologies. Higashikubo Eitatsu's katanas are the keys to finding Onoe Keizaburo's treasure. I've heard about it as well. I knew someone was going to \Ncome to ask me about it eventually. The two katanas that you have currently... how did you acquire them? I had heard that Onoe Keizaburo himself bestowed them upon my great-grandfather. My great-grandfather was a \Nresearcher of local history and because Onoe Keizaburo-san\N deeply admired Hijikata Toshizo, so they got along very well. Um, would it be possible for you... to show us the katanas? I understand. Hijiri. Huh? Huh? But... Bring it to them, along with that picture as well. Yes. Ryoe-san. Huh? Can I take a look inside that room? Oh, sure! Yay! Iaido tournament. Amazing. This all belongs to Hijiri-san? Ryoe-san, do you practice Iai too? Our family has served as \NIaido masters for generations. I didn't have the aptitude for it,\N so I quit right away... But Hijiri has become so skilled that he has surpassed his predecessors in the family. Well, he's a son that I'm a little bit proud of. That's not just a little bit, is it? So- So these are... Higashikubo Eitatsu's katanas! The shape is the same as what Hisagaki brought back. There's also one more thing. What's this? A piece of paper? It was given along with the katanas. I have no idea what the meaning of this symbol is. So please, go ahead and take them with you. Thank you very much. Please treat them with care. -Yes? -Of course. Huh? Is that true? Onoe Takuzo was attacked, and has been taken to the hospital! I heard about what happened \Nto attorney Hisagaki and so I was on my way to the\N Hakodate central police station, when all of a sudden, I was hit by a truck! Ouch! Wasn't it just an accident? No, that was not an accident, he hit me on purpose! Easy now. Hey, hey, are you okay? Yes, I'm sorry... So, do you have any idea who\N could have been the culprit? Based on what I've heard, I can't think of anyone but Kadokura's men. Were they after the treasure? It's clear that they are after my \Ngrandfather's hidden treasure. There's something that I want to entrust to you all. This was kept in my house \Nalong with the wakizashis, I think it may help you find the treasure. So essentially, it's a treasure map. But I don't need it anymore. I don't want to look for the treasure anymore. There's nothing to gain if I end \Nup losing my life in the process. Even Hisagaki, whom I had \Nfaith in, ended up like that... You said you were running around \NHakodate chasing after Kid last night. That was a lie, right? That map, it has tourist \Nattraction spots marked on it. But in reality, you were just marking the places\N you had checked, weren't you? W-Well, aren't you a sharp one. As expected of Kudo's... umm, y'know... Did you go to Mt. Hakodate? What's the point of trekking that mountain? Hattori-kun, you don't know about it?! The scenery from Mt. Hakodate at night is said to be worth a million dollars! What- a million dollars?! I heard it's super romantic! I know I would definitely... Hey, I want to ask you something... Is the one million dollar scenery... ...better than Big Ben? Huh? The heart of a woman I love... Yeah! It's going to be worth much more! Sorry, Shinichi, I've got to support Hattori-kun, right now. I see. So it's better than Big Ben... Ouch! Ah, sorry for that. Jeez, be careful. So it's settled that Detective Mouri and \NInspector Nishimura will currently be focusing, on the investigation of the \Nmurder case of attorney Hisagaki. We must solve the mystery \Nbehind these katanas by ourselves. The katanas present here, \Nwere targeted by Kaito Kid. Look at him... came all out in the open... So we have Inspector Nakamori who's probing into the specialized investigation of Kid. And those, who've have witnessed Kid twice, Hattori-kun, Edogawa-kun and... We met yesterday. Why are you here? My best friend Heiji-kun insisted I came with him, so I followed him, eh! His Kyoto accent annoys me! You're right. There must be something in this chart, that Onoe Takuzo-shi had \Nprovided alongside the swords. There are 48 Iroha characters written here. [Note : The Iroha is an old Japanese poem. It contains \Neach character of the Japanese Hiragana used exactly once.] The orders are all mixed up though. The uchigatana that I used to fight\N the fox guy yesterday was... [Note : The Uchigatana is a traditional Japanese sword \Nwith a blade length ranging from 58 to 96 cm.] this one. There's no peg or peg hole inside the katana. Peg? Take a look. It's like a pin that keeps the blade from coming off the hilt. There are also swords called votive swords used in shrines that don't have a peg, this one isn't like that... Maybe it has a deeper meaning behind it. Yeah, also this one doesn't have a peg either. Both of these are the ones that Kadokura had obtained. The other four swords have pegs in them. Hey, do you have a hammer? Ah, yes. So there are many types of peg \Nholes with different shapes. Circular peg holes are normally \Nconsidered the best choice, it's so that the katana can receive\N impact over a wide area. Why didn't they make all of \Nthem circular if it's the best? There must be some reason why they had to make holes in such weird shapes. So these are all the shapes, right? Circular, half circular, and a star. I have no idea what this is all about. You're right... Maybe, it represents the moon? A moon shining bright in the night sky. Whenever you fly through the sky... the moon serves as a landmark. The katanas that don't have peg holes represent a new moon. The half circular one is a waxing half-moon, and the other half circular \None is a waning half-moon. The circular one is a full moon. "Fly through the sky"? So... you can fly through the sky? No, an example- it's just an example, eh! Hey, Onoe Keizaburo-san was a big \Nfan of Hijikata Toshizo, right? Then it could be something\N that's related to Hijikata. Certainly, that is indeed possible. Hijikata Toshizo Moon Hijikata and the moon? No good, I don't get it at all. You're right... I'll have a look into Hijikata Toshizo's history. Hello? Who is it? - It's so cold! Ah, Heiji-kun, you finally picked it up! Mo-Momiji?! H-How did you get this number? I had Iori research it for me. I've received many unknown \Nphone calls since yesterday... Don't tell me-! Yes, it was me! As I was searching for you, I went to Sapporo, Otaru, \NAbashiri, and I'm now in Wakkanai. Can you see it? This is the northernmost point of Japan! I don't have time to look at something like that. I'm investigating a case right now. Huh? That whiteboard... Can you show it to me? Huh? Just show it to me quickly. Hijikata-han and the moon? Is that related to the case? It might be, or it might not be. Isn't that, a part of Hijikata-han's\N Hogyoku Haiku Collection? Hogyoku Haiku? What's that? When Hijikata-han was in Tama, he loved to compose his own Haiku, the collection of his various assembled haiku is now given the title of "Hogyoku Haiku Collection". The Demon Vice-Commander of the \NShinsengumi loved to compose haiku, huh? [Note : The Shinsengumi was a military police force, a\Nctive during late Edo period from 1863 to 1869.] So what's that Hogyoku Haiku \Ncollection got to do with anything? The Hogyoku Haiku Collection\N has a total of 41 haikus in it. Of these, number of haikus \Nwhere moon is mentioned is, six. The 5th haiku, "White peony, on a moonlit night, hoping to be dyed in moonlight." The 19th haiku, "The crescent moon shines from underwater, spring rain." The 20th haiku, "North of the waters, south of the mountains, is the spring moon." the 22nd haiku, "Looking beyond the temple gate- spring moon." the 35th haiku, "I can see the spring moon on my way to official business." and the 36th haiku. "It's cold sleeping in this shabby house, the spring moon shines above." That's it! Good work, Momiji-! Ah! Jeez, Heiji-kun! Husband Call Ended I wasn't able to ask where he is. What should I do, Iori? My lady, if we're talking about Hijikata Toshizo, then it could be the Goryokaku. There's a tower there, that offers a panoramic view of Goryokaku. If it's Goryokaku, then it's in Hakodate... Jeez! That's where we were in the first place! It's like a cross table. The table itself is simple. The important part is the key to reading it. And those are the 6 haikus from the Hogyoku Haiku Collection, right? The 1st one is the 5th verse. The numbers 0 to 9 are arranged in the top row. In other words, the ones digits \Nare the ones at the top and the tens digits are written on the left side. The character in response to the 5th verse is... "Ho", right? The next is the 19th verse,\N so that means '1' and '9'. It's "Ku". With this, all that's left would be... The 20th, 22nd, 35th, and the 36th. If you arrange them in order, you get... "Ho ku to u o ni". I get "hokutou" as in northeast direction, what does the "oni(demon)" mean here? Northeast...? Could it be... I've seen it on T.V. before. When they built Goryokaku, the northeast was considered the demon gate, so they built a shrine at that place. I see. "Northeast" and "demons". So the star shaped peg hole \Nwas referring to Goryokaku. Yeah, I think that must be it! Also, when you arrange the\N six hand guards close together, it seems to form the shape of\N Goryokaku at a closer look. Does that mean the treasure is in that shrine? But, it seems that the shrine isn't there anymore. What? Construction of Goryokaku\N was completed in 1864, at that time, the Toshogu Shrine was built for protection against the northeast demon gate. However soon after, the shrine was destroyed by fire during the Hakodate War. [Note : The Hakodate War took place from December 4, 1868, to June 27, 1869.] No good... No, it should've been transferred to a different place after it burned down. Because the time when Onoe\N Keizaburo-san created this code was, during the mid and post-Second World War period, so it happened much later than the Hakodate War. So, what if the code is pointing towards the new location of the treasure? I see. Indeed, while the building was destroyed in fire, it seems the object of worship remained unharmed. After relocating it a few times within the city, it's currently called the Hokkaido Toshogu Shrine- Hm? What's that? Looks like something is\N bulging out near your collar. Huh? This is, a wiretapping device! When did this-! It was at that time, in the hospital room. Onoe Takuzo! That bastard! I'm going to report this to Inspector Nishimura. They got us. By making us solve the puzzle, they planned on stealing the treasure first. Yeah. If Kadokura had marked Takuzo, then they'll go after it as well. We've completely fallen behind a step... Wait! Okita's not here! What? Darn it, Kid! I see, got it. Let's head to the Hokkaido Toshogu Shrine! So he's finally made his move. Keep observing and don't \Nlet your eyes off Takuzo. The treasure will be ours. Are you here to worship? My apologies for bothering you. I'm Mouri Kogoro, a detective. Yes? Actually, at the request of a certain person, I'm looking for things \Nrelated to Onoe Keizaburo. Is there something like that here? No, there's nothing like of\N that sort in this shrine. I see! I'm sorry to have bothered you! This part is of a different material? This is... A grand success! Sorry, I got a call from Kawazoe... So this is the famous, "Sleeping Kogoro", that people talk about. I've finally come across the treasure. Hm...? Stop right there, Kid. As expected, you're fast. There's no way, we're letting you have that treasure. Bring it on. Try and stop me then if you can! Darn it, I can't see anything! That was easy. Good work. Now, hand it ov- Fall and bite the dust, Kaito! Darn! They are not holding back at all. What's with those guys?! Let's go after them, Nacho! I'll let you handle that side, detectives. Are they still after us? Yeah! That's Hattori... What is he doing? Hold on! Hattori! Kudo! Huh? Hijiri-san, why? Because I saw you two speeding down and being chased by someone, so I got curious. Is Kazuha-chan also- No time for that. Darn it! Why is he here? Hey, brat! Give that box to us! Leave this to me and flee. But...! In return, let Kazuha-chan know, that I saved you. I won't let you-! Well then. It's time to get serious. Ah! What? Everyone, run! Run away quickly! Gotcha! Struggling over a little kid! My apologies. I'll do it myself! A day of being thrown around a lot huh, Kudo? You mean a day of getting caught a lot, right? T- T-There's nothing inside it. Let's escape! We're back to square one. What's going on here? Shit! Why won't you pick up?! They are filming a movie! That's so cool! Wh... What's all this? Onoe Takuzo, give it up now! Wh-Why don't we make a deal? I have information about Kadokura- Take him away! Yes, sir! Let's go. Are you okay, Kudo? Yeah, it's just a scratch. But still, why was it empty? That was quite a ruckus. Ah! Y-You! Wh-Why were you there?! Let me see it. Wai-What are you doing? It hurts, right? It doesn't hurt! From the Kendo tournament venue, I saw you two. I thought if I followed you, "the childhood friend of Kazuha-chan", I could probably meet her. You're calling her "Kazuha-chan"?! Okay. -Mind your own business! -No broken bones. This much pain, should go away after a short while. Next up is you. Hijiri-san, you are in medical school, right? Yes, because my late mother was a doctor. It's maybe because of that. Alright. You should be all good now. Thank you- huh? Fukushiro Hijiri. Huh? Attorney Hisagaki's fingerprints were found on the sheath of your katana. Huh? We're arresting you on the suspicion of murder. Wai- Wait a minute! I haven't done anything! We'll talk about that at the police station. Um, excuse me. Are you from the police? Yes. I'm a shrine maiden at Hokkaido Toshogu Shrine. My name is Yoshinaga Miko. Kawazoe! What are you doing? Let's go! O-Okay. There's something I want to talk to you about. When I called the police, they asked me to come here. Uh... I have to leave urgently. In that case, talk to those two instead. Hey Dad, I want to eat a hamburger! The item inside the wooden box was stolen?! No wonder it was light. It happened several years ago, and they still haven't caught the culprit. We don't know much about the history of that katana. We only know that it was named the Seiryoto. Do you remember what kind of katana it was? The hand guard and the peg hole had a unique trait. Unique trait? Yes, the hand guard had a star shaped design. Star-shaped? They looked like this. A star and... an eye? The hand guard might be \Nrepresenting Goryokaku. Yeah. So does that mean, this eye is the peg hole? Yes, the hole was a perfect circle but the surrounding design had an almond shape, and it appeared as if it were a human eye. Also... Apart from the katana, we have \Nkept this item for generations. It's quite an old picture. Apparently, this was also kept in the shrine along with the Seiryoto. Hey, Hattori! Did you bring the picture that you got from Ryoe-san? It's inside my bag. Try overlapping it with this picture. Oh, so that's how it is. This is... It matches the location \Nof Goryokaku exactly! This isn't some sort of coincidence. This part, it seems a little burnt. Come to think of it, I think I've \Nheard of a story like this before. It apparently happened during the war. One night, Goryokaku burned only for a moment. Goryokaku?! Yes. The moat burned... and a star shape emerged into the dark of night. Just like this shape here. So that's how it is. To organize the information, the wakizashis had the Iroha characters. The katanas that belonged to the Fukushiro family and in the Toshogu Shrine, each had a picture of Hakodate. Which means... Iori, did you get a good photo? We got the best shot. Thank you. But truly, Hijikata-han was\N a very handsome man... Although Heiji-kun is even more... But Heiji-kun is nowhere to be found! My apologies. I had forgotten that there is one \Nmore scenic spot for confessions. Where is it? Tell me. You can see it from here, it's Mt. Hakodate. Using ropeway to reach the top, you\N can see the night view said to be worth a million dollars. A million dollars? That's kind of cheap, isn't it? There! I'm sure Heiji-kun will be there. Let us go there at once. One thing, my lady. According to the weather forecast, there will be heavy rain starting tonight. Heavy rain? Then it looks like he won't be confessing tonight. Instead, it looks like there will be\N clear skies tomorrow evening. Is that so. So it's going to be tomorrow night then. The X day. I already said, I'm not a murderer. Then why, does your sheath have\N victim's fingerprints on it?! I don't know. We're examining the katana right now. We will be able to tell if you have \Nremoved the blood and grease. I didn't do it! There must be some kind of mistake. Even if you say that, we can't possibly disclose \Npersonal information of our guests... Is there any way? Good decision, manager. But I'll have you answer my questions. O- Okay. I heard that Hisagaki was planning to stay here. Was there anything delivered here to his name? Yes, we have one package with us. The sender was Hisagaki-sama himself. May I take a look at it? Two black and white photos. So the sword called Seiryoto... is this one, huh? Look at the back of it. "Onoe Keizaburo". Looks like the other photo was taken from the center of Goryokaku. A hot air balloon? For what reason? Looks like they were observing something but we don't know what for. Also, looking at the reflection of light... The balloon's floor is probably fit with glass. If it were a standard observation, they wouldn't have brought their valuable katana on board. It looks like we've collected all\N the hints to find the treasure. I guess it's up to your deductions now... I've found you, Kaito Kid! Capture him! Roger! Inspector Nishimura should\N still be in investigation! Jeez, that guy's always in rush. But, we don't have enough puzzle-pieces \Nto find the treasure. There might be something, at Ryoe-san's place. What was that phone call about, Dad? There's going to be another \Ninvestigation meeting now. Huh? Huh? Again? I'm exhausted. I ended up sleeping even more\N at the police station earlier... On the suspicion of murdering Hisagaki, Fukushiro Hijiri was arrested earlier. Huh? Hijiri-san? Why? I'll give you the details while walking down. We're staying up all night again because of that. Take care of that brat, while I'm away. Jeez, I don't get what's going on... Uncle, it's awesome here! Huh? Look down here. A-Are you okay, Dad-? Get a hold of yourself! Mmm! Delicious! We're not far from the police station. Yeah, thanks. What's wrong? No, nothing at all. Is something the matter, Kazuha-chan? About Hijiri-san, there's something bugging me about him. It is about the incident? Yeah... But I can't seem to get a clear grasp of it. That sound, could that be Hattori-kun? No, no. Heiji's bike doesn't sound like that. The sound, is different... Ahh! Oh, right! It's the sound! Looks like Kadokura caught up with us. Let's look for Ryoe-san. The room's ransacked too- Ah...! There's blood! Looks like he was forcefully kidnapped. I'm guessing they're going to ask Ryoe-san what he knows regarding the treasure. They got ahead of us once again. Say, don't you feel something odd here? Oh! The pillow is facing north. Is this about laying the deceased\N person's head to the north? Ryoe-san is the kind of person \Nthat cares about superstitions. Which means... This is... Is this a message from Ryoe-san? As soon as he sensed the danger, he quickly wrote it in blood. And making it noticeable by \Nfacing the pillow towards North. It would be a good lead if these \Nbloodstains were made then. Seeing a red star like this, I can only think of Goryokaku being on fire. Yeah, but we don't know \Nthe exact meaning behind it. There's no way! Meeting with a murder suspect is outrageous! His dad has been kidnapped! We're also investigating that matter. You can't enter beyond this point. Let me through please. There should be a detective called Hattori Heiji over here. Hey, Kazuha! Over here! Oh! Heiji! What are you doing here? I noticed something about Hijiri-san. Noticed something? I saw Hijiri-san practicing his Iai moves alone before the tournament began yesterday. Is that so? But attorney Hisagaki had\N already been killed by then. That can't be used as an alibi. That's not it! At that moment, I heard a clicking sound when he put the katana back in his sheath. The sound that I heard then and the\N sound at the demonstration... were different! Isn't it possible that the sheaths were different? That's possible. Someone could have swapped \NHijiri-san's sheath with a fake one. They could have put attorney Hisagaki's fingerprints on the sheath of Hijiri-san's sword, carried out the murder and\N then returned it back, right? That's it! Good job Kazuha! For catching it on! Can you confirm this with Hijiri? And also one more thing... Can you ask him about this? What's that...? Fine, send the picture to me. Are you okay? Get a hold of yourself, Dad! What's wrong, Uncle Kogoro? Conan-kun! He looked at the glass floor \Nin the observatory earlier, freaked out, fell and injured his back. Don't push yourself too hard... Inspector Nakamori, did something happen? Takuzo gave us the whereabouts \Nof Kadokura's hideout earlier. So we, the Metropolitan Police Department, \Nwill be heading there. Got it. I'll leave that to you. Sheath of my katana was swapped? Thinking back, it did feel strange during the morning practice. Okay. Once we have the sheath re-examined and have the result from examination of the katana, you will be able to go home. Also, does this remind you of anything? It was in your father's bedroom. I don't know. Rain, huh? That scoundrel! ...how unfortunate that it's raining- Huh? Someone jumped! I missed it. Darn it! He's in the way. What? K- K-Kaito Kid! Why did you-? Inspector Nakamori... Takuzo is dead. You darned devil. Is he conscious? There is no response! Let's hurry! He has been shot in the shoulder and the back. This is very dangerous. Yay! We've arrived! It's the northern land! We got here sooner than expected! The Shinkansen was really cool! We got to eat a ton of train station lunch boxes too! All because a certain someone wanted to ride the Hokkaido Shinkansen. Don't say it like that now. It's boring if we travel by airplanes all the time. The real pleasure in traveling is by trains! While you're all still excited. It's quiz time! What did Hijikata Toshizo of the\N Shinsengumi, fail at in Hakodate? Number 1 - he needed 10 Ryo to buy a famous sword but he only had half the money. [Note : Ryo was a gold currency unit, used in pre-Meiji era Japan (pre-1868).] Number 2 - while he was climbing Mt. Hakodate, his geta strap snapped. [Note : Geta are traditional Japanese sandals.] The answer is number 1, in Goryokaku, \Nhe lacked the five Ryo. [Note : "Goryokaku" is a pun for "minus 5".] That's right! As expected of Haibara-san! The second quiz is- That's enough already! Fine. Thank you so much everyone \Nfor taking care of my father. His surgery was just completed,\N and he is in I.C.U. now. He's still unconscious... I see. Oh! I'm... Nakamori Ginzo's daughter, Aoko. Nice to meet you, little boy. N-Nice to meet you too. Excuse me, are you a part of the police? What is it? You've received a call. It's from a person called Kadokura-san. What?! I don't know what you're planning, but I'll track you all down. Let Ryoe-san go! Yeah, I'll let him go. However... only in exchange for the treasure. Wait! We still don't know where the treasure is! Then you better find it quickly, \Ngreat detective of the west. Let us talk to Ryoe-san. He probably has a lead on the treasure. I don't think Ryoe would \Nsay anything right now. No, that's not true. I stayed quiet, because you people aren't worth talking t- At the request of a certain person, I've been searching for the treasure left behind by Onoe Keizaburo. As for the contents of the treasure, I don't know about it. All I know is that... It was a weapon that could turn the tide of the war that Japan was losing at that time. You said it was the request of a certain person. Who is it? It was Onoe Tadayuki-san. Tadayuki? That's Takuzo-san's father. His father? It was a long time ago... I met him in the snowy Hakodate. I can only think of that as a fateful encounter, guided by my great-grandfather. Since then, I was drawn to Tadayuki-san's personality and we became close friends. I helped him since he couldn't let go of his cane due to his injured leg, and we together searched for \NKeizaburo's treasure together. Where have I seen this face before... However Tadayuki-san, failed to locate the treasure and passed away due to his illness last year. He entrusted me with something. Entrusted you? With what? To destroy the treasure. Onoe Tadayuki is the son of Onoe Keizaburo who hid the treasure, right? Then why, would he want to destroy the treasure? Tadayuki-san was worried, about the terrible legacy that \Nhis father had left behind, and thought of getting rid of i- Enough with all the crap! Boss! This is a bad time for this! If you want to shoot me, then do it! But my will can't be stopped. You got that? If you want him back safe, bring me the treasure of the Onoe family! Don't be stupid! We won't make a deal with you! I wonder if you are in a position to say that. Huh? Wha- An explosion?! I've set similar kind of explosives in many places around the city of Hakodate. If you don't bring me the treasure\N within 24 hours from now, you know what'd happen. So he's taking the city hostage... Sorry to bother you while you're investigating. Would you allow me to go to the bathroom? Fine, just make it quick. It's at the Hakodate hospital. Let's hurry! Yeah! Dad... Dad! Why are there so many police cars here? Please don't stand here! Hey kid, over here! We heard Inspector Nakamori \Nhas regained consciousness. Yeah! But we are not allowed to meet him yet. I see. But thank goodness! Thank you for worrying about him. Also, there's a message from my dad. A message? Yes. After Onoe Takuzo was shot, before losing consciousness, he told my father something. "The diary of... Machida Shotoku", he said. A diary? Don't run in the hallway! M- M-My apologies! Is something the matter? Just now, I was contacted by Inspector Nishimura. Fukushiro Hijiri has escaped! Eh, what did you say?! We don't know where he's heading. Jeez, so many things happening all at once! Let's go! Okay! I said don't run in the hall! We're sorry! Why is Hijiri doing this? If he just kept his head down \Nfor a bit, he would've been free. Something must have happened \Nfor which he couldn't stay put for. That reminds me, there's something bugging me from that phone call earlier with Ryoe-san. "But my will can't be stopped." Right? That's it! I should've noticed earlier. Like Ryoe-san inherited the will of Tadayuki-san, Ryoe-san's will was also inherited by someone. And that's his son, Hijiri. The star mark left on the tatami... That was probably a way to convey some sort of message to Hijiri-san. Uh... what is it? You, look just like my childhood friend\N when he was a kid. Oh, is that so... Yeah! Exactly same! Huh? What's this all about, brat? Sonoko-neechan. What is it? You said that there was a book \Nmissing from the inventory, right? That's right. We couldn't find it after all. Do you know the title of the book? The title? Hmm, what was it again? I think it was an old diary... that belonged to someone \Nnamed Machida Shotoku. He was a seafood wholesaler in \NHakodate during the Hakodate war. How did a diary like that end up \Nwith the Onoe family? Machida Shotoku seemingly\N met with Hijikata several times, and wrote about that in his diary. But you don't have it with you currently, right? Don't underestimate the power of Suzuki Group. We don't have the real one, but I found the original owner \Nwho once sold it to Onoe Keizaburo. And guess what? He had another copy of it with him! Really? Can you send it to me? Okay! We've already converted it into digital form so I'll send it right away! Thank you! I don't know who's behind it, but if it was the one who stole the Seiryoto, they might have also stolen the book. Yeah, I was also wondering why just one book was missing from the inventory. As expected of Sonoko-neechan. She works fast. This is it. Shotoku was presenting the katana to Hijikata. In the snowy midnight, This doesn't provide any hint at all... Yeah. Conan-kun! You guys! You arrived faster than I expected. If the detective boys receive an emergency call, we will rush onto the scene! I actually only had business with \NProfessor Agasa though. We don't have time to relax! We need to eat Kaisendon and Jingisukan. -Yeah! -Before that, did you bring what I asked for, Professor? Yeah, it's all set. Hey, Conan-kun, look at this. It's the stamp we got at the station! Conan-kun? Hattori! Isn't this the sign?! Yeah. I just noticed it myself. Looks like it's time that we bite the bullet! Yeah. Tonight at 7 P.M. The place is at Goryokaku? Got it. Kazuha-chan. What are you doing after this? How about we go ride the ropeway? It's a call from Heiji. Hello? What's going on? Did you solve the case? Not yet... But I think it should be sorted by tonight. So in that case, can you wait for me at Mt. Hakodate tonight? Huh? Mt. Hakodate? That's fine by me. That's a promise. I'll be there no matter what happens. Okay, I'll be waiting. Bye. There's nothing abnormal at the moment. You, sto- Do you understand, Iori? If Heiji-kun starts confessing in\N front of the million dollar view, we're stopping it at all costs. I'm well aware of it, my lady. For that purpose, I've already prepared the supplies needed. I'm counting on you, Iori. What's this? There's only two brats here. You two are... Then, I'll have you two tell me. Where is the treasure? We don't know yet. Because we're about to find it now. Hm? A hot air balloon? Let's first figure out the reason Onoe Keizaburo rode a hot air balloon here during the Second World War. There are three points to consider. The floor of the balloon was made of glass. He was carrying the katana himself. He rode the hot air balloon and was looking at something with his telescope. Was the katana that was used then the now-disappeared Seiryoto \Nfrom Toshogu Shrine? That's right. In the end, we couldn't find it. Can you really find the location of the treasure without the katana? That's impossible. Well, just wait and see. I can't wait to see the view. You're right. What is this? During the Second World War, there is a tale that Goryokaku \Nburned for one night at that time. What if this picture here, represents the event at that time? Do it. What is all this? Conan-kun! We're all prepared! I'm tired of waiting... Well then, can you get this over with quickly? I know. Just what are you trying to- Keizaburo, who basically \Nworshipped Hijikata Toshizo, had used things linked to Hijikata, even while thinking of finding \Na place to hide the treasure. To start off, this location, Goryokaku. The katana that he used only for a single night, the Seiryoto. And perhaps, the most important thing for\N locating the treasure is... Altitude! You were supposed to confirm\N the altitude with the Seiryoto... But it's currently missing. But we found a replacement. The hint came from Machida Shotoku's diary. Machida's diary had details written when Hijikata cut down the government assassins. Hijikata dealt with the first\N two people using the sword, and then to deal with the third person behind him, he swiftly stabbed him through the folding screen without turning. There was blood on the hand\N guard from cutting people. What would happen if you pierced a folding screen with that katana? It would look like this. Though the book was stolen, the folding screen from that time was still there among the collection, so you can make a mold of it by taking a photo. The katana was made to commemorate the completion of Goryokaku, and the star-crest hand guard replicates Goryokaku in its entirety. This is where the photo of the\N hot air balloon comes in. Keizaburo-san probably positioned the katana in the middle of the glass floor. The blade of a Japanese sword is \Non average around 70 cm long. The Seiryoto must've also\N been around that long. However, the important part is not the length of the blade, but the distance between the\N hand guard and the eye. Around the peg hole of Seiryoto, there was an additional pattern\N that looked like a human eye. If you were to align your eyes there, in the case of an uchigatana sword, the distance between the eye\N and the peg hole is around... 4 fingers! If you view it from this position, the star shaped crest\N and the outer moat of Goryokaku will match perfectly. That's the desired altitude. Alright, it's here! Got it! What? Is there something at that height... Wait, could it be...! There is only one possible location\N at this height in Hakodate. Please begin the next step. Tsuburaya-kun, right now! Okay! Move! Wha... Ha- Hakodate- That's right. The treasure of the Onoe family... is on Mt. Hakodate! Huh? Why is that place shining? Really? Maybe there's a festival there. Let's go and see. Kazuha-chan, you can't move away from this spot! Hattori-kun is coming, right? Y-Yeah, you are right. We kept our promise! Now tell us where the bombs are first. How naive! I'll make all the bombs go off at the same time, and amidst the chaos, I'll take the treasure and make my escape from Japan! Nacho... Nacho, you scoundrel! Kid! Get him! O-Oh no! Hattori! You're in the way! Boss! I'm sorry for that! You clown! Bring Ryoe with me! Let's go! Won't you let me have some fun too? You're late, Okita! What's that? I brought someone here along \Nwith me because he looked strong. I came here after hearing that there were lots of bad guys hanging around... Is it you guys?! Who's that guy? Who knows... Kadokura! Hey, Kudo! Ayumi! Conan-kun!! Woah! That's so cool! Hattori... Sorry... I have business to settle with someone! I'll leave these guys up to you! Alright! Leave it to us! At this pace, I can't keep up with them! Huh? Hattori Heiji! How did you know about this place?! I had attached a transmitter on your bike! Darn it! My lady. It appears that at a hospital in Hakodate, a car exploded. In the news, other similar bomb threats have been reported as well. Oh my, things are out of control. In this situation, Heiji-kun... won't be able to confess. Isn't that, the one who is always with Heiji-kun? Okay. Iori! Back him up! Understood. There he is! Hey, what's that? Hey, it's a child! So cool! It's over there. A tonne of gunpowder has been loaded! If something like this explodes on Mt. Hakodate... Kazuha will...! Hattori! W- W-What?! I haven't had so much fun in a while, Goryokaku. Just being here pumped me up! [Note : Okita Soji, real life samurai, captain of the \N1st unit of Shinsengumi, and ancestor of Okita is in background.] Eh? Let's go home. Okay. Stop right now, you fool! You're a persistent one! It's just right up there. Did you hear the fireworks just now? You're just imagining things. How did that brat get ahead of me? Just who the heck are you?! Don't get close to the boss! Regardless of my illness, I can handle you lot! As I thought, you were the one\N who killed attorney Hisagaki. Fukushiro Ryoe-san. You were pretending to get beaten in order to see my swordsmanship. However, there should be nobody except \NHijiri who knows that I know Iai. People who practice Iai often \Nhave a cut here in their hand. I saw it for a split second when you \Nwere taking your medicine. That's an impressive observation. Leave that aside boy, just who in the world are you? Are you planning to destroy \Nthe treasure with this bomb?! I'm just carrying on my father's will! What kind of will is that? You're different from your father! Why would you feel the need to do this?! My mother, went into the battlefield as a doctor, and died there! She went there to protect the children, and got killed in an enemy bombing! Weapons only bring about destruction! Money only makes people evil! What happened to your dreams?! Weren't you going to follow in your mother's footsteps, and become a doctor?! I've already forgotten all about it. Don't just forget... You fool! Tadayuki-san, who died of illness, had entrusted you with the destruction of the treasure hidden by his father, Keizaburo-san. You were the one who leaked information about Higashikubo Eitatsu, right? That's right. Tadayuki-san was the only person who had information about Higashikubo Eitatsu. As expected, Takuzo and Kadokura were lured in and the struggle started. Your goal was to, use them to find the treasure. With a body like this where I couldn't push my limits, I could rely only on Hijiri. Finding the treasure on my own was impossible. The reason you murdered attorney Hisagaki, was so that you could keep your son Hijiri-san safe with the police, right? Kadokura's group was, eventually going to set their sight on me. In that case, they would have \Ndefinitely gone first after Hijiri. That's why, I framed my son, setting him \Nup to be put under investigation. I guess no one would dare to harm your son if he's in police custody. You swapped the sheath, and used the victim's fingerprints to forge the evidence... But, you took a person's life just for all this! That man betrayed his employer, and tried to sell the katanas to Kadokura. He is not worthy of sympathy. After I killed Hisagaki, I purposefully sent the katanas \Nthat I took from him to Kadokura. Once they had found the treasure, I was going to get rid of them altogether. So you're also the one who attacked Kid. You followed him since you had placed a transmitter in the katanas that you took from Hisagaki. Especially since you can also drive a car. How did you know all of that? Tadayuki-san was unable to let go of his cane due to his injured leg. You're the one who said that. Tadayuki-san, who wouldn't\N have been able to drive a car, how was he able to travel to different places? He had a driver! Tadayuki-san's one and only close friend. In other words, you. You kids and a weird phantom thief getting involved weren't a part of my calculations. But, the end result will not change. The treasure will soon be engulfed in flames... and disappear. Engulfed in flames...? Don't tell me...! Hattori! Kid! Get a hold of yourself, great detective of the west. On that mountain, there's someone precious to you, right? I've returned the favor for that\N kiss incident, so we're even now! Heiji's not here yet... I wonder if something happened? Hey, what's that? Isn't that a plane? Hey! Wake up! Move! Hey, wake up! I need to get this under control... This is it! What?! A Cessna plane has crashed into the mountain! Everyone, run away! Hijiri! It's okay! Seems like Hijiri-san is fine. Is that so... T- The treasure... It's my treasure. I won't hand it over to anyone else! Apparently back in the day, Mt. Hakodate used to be a military facility that the general public couldn't access. So that's why, all of this is here. Wh- What...? Wh... This is an old cryptograph. A cryptograph? It was a well known device, used during the world war. It might be a prototype modified\N for the Japanese linguistic. And the ones surrounding it are the code breakers. This is the truth behind Onoe Keizaburo's treasure. They might have used this to decipher\N codes of enemy countries. They probably hid this to prevent it from being seized after getting defeated in the war, but it's no longer of any use now. Basically a device like this is much more useful and effective than it. For this... We did all that for this...!!! So, did you find the answer you were looking for? I found it alright. You found it... but you didn't take it, right? Dad. Inspector! Hm? Inspector Nishimura! Hey, Kawazoe! your car-! I messed up again. Inspector! I just got back from vacation and saw all this! I was shocked! What happened here? A vacation? Yes. I won the shopping district lottery, for a two nights and three days\N long mystery tour. However, my phone had to be turned off during the tour. What did you say? Then who in the world was the Kawazoe\Nthat was with us all this time?! It's a parachute! Woah! Heiji is coming down from the sky! Amazing! You're way too cool, Hattori-kun! You're like a prince that descended from the heavens! Heiji! Kazuha! Oh, Hijiri-san, what's wrong? We need to treat him right away. Do your best! Heiji, what were you doing? I was worried. Sorry, it took longer than I expected. S- So- Heiji! Come this way! The view from up here is really beautiful. Hey, Kazuha. Wow... Isn't it beautiful? I wanted to show you this, Heiji. Heiji? Kazuha... It looks like the situation is mostly sorted out. By the way, what's that you're holding? It's a stun grenade. It's used to blind people. You just release this pin and- Uh... Kazuha... Watch out, Heiji! Hey, Kazuha! Hold on, Kazuha! Heiji... I'm glad you're alright. Kazuha... Say, Kazuha... Every person... has a motive to do something. It could be a motive to kill someone... Or a motive to achieve someone else's dream. And then... It could be the motive for falling \Nin love with another person. I'm... a detective but I can't explain\N the reasoning behind it. It's kind of embarrassing... but that's how much, I love... This is hard. Kazuha... I've always... Hey! Kazuha, say something! Kazuha! Sorry, Heiji! What did you say just now? Huh? Eh?! I couldn't hear anything \Nbecause of that explosion earlier. It was so bright that my tears won't stop either. That's because, it was a stun grenade. It you leave it for a bit, it'll heal on its own- Wait... You didn't hear a single word of what I said!!! You didn't hear a single word of what I said!!! I don't know what happened, \Nbut it looks like no one was injured. Iori, let's head back. As you wish, my lady. Huh? An older brother? You had a sibling? Yeah, my parents were divorced for \Nas long as I can remember. I was raised by my mother but, my twin brother was taken in by our father and... Haven't I told you about this before? This is the first time! Tell me! So do you still see him sometimes? I haven't seen him in over 20 years now but, you might have met him before. No way! Who is it? He's the same age as you, so there's no way it could be Kogoro-chan. He sends me gifts from time to time. Just a while ago, he sent me an old katana as a gift for the Macademy Awards. A katana? Oh! The sword that's displayed on the alcove, right? It's too rusty to draw the blade, but it still makes a good back scratcher. More importantly, can you tell me your opinion on my latest work from the Night Baron series? You've read it, right?
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ConanFusion This is the star-crested sword. So, it’s the government troops. Prepare yourself, Hijikata! What’s the matter? Why did you stop there and miss your chance? A star? Don’t worry! The swords are confirmed to be inside the vault. It’s currently 10 PM. He won’t be able to get\N through us in the next two hours. Today at midnight, I’ll be taking the two wakizashi by Higashikubo Eitatsu, owned by Onoe Takuzo. Damn you, Kid! I don’t mind if you use the\N metal detectors near the entrance. though we have always maintained\N a strict security system. No entry tonight. I’m here to pick up hanging scrolls for restoration. Excuse me... Thank you for keeping guard. I guess there’s no problem. What did you say? That’s right, the lawyer, Hisagaki Sumito. You can’t get a hold of him? He should be back in the country by now! Brat! Just because you’re the “Kid Killer” doesn’t mean you can go anywhere! Okay. As I thought, it’s missing... Oh, welcome back, Uncle. Sorry for going to the bathroom\N while we were talking. Oh, you’re there too, brat? Yeah, it’s because I’m the “Kid Killer”. Don’t call yourself that! The same goes for that detective boy from Osaka. I wanted to go too. So, what was that about Onoe Keizaburo? So, what was that about Onoe Keizaburo? Oh, about the Onoe family, right? The founder, Onoe Keizaburo, was an active businessman in Hokkaido. He laid the foundation for the Onoe Conglomerate. After he passed away, his only son, Tadayuki, succeeded him. Since then, he’s further developed the business. I see. But Tadayuki passed away\N last year due to an illness. And the third generation\N is his son, Takuzo, right? Right, but ever since Takuzo-san took over, the business hasn’t been doing too well. He put his collection up for auction\N because he was short on money. And the Suzuki Financial Group is the one that purchased them all. But the swords that Kid is after don’t have anything to do with Big Jewels, right? Yeah, that’s right. The founder, Keizaburo,\N was a big fan of Hijikata Toshizo and bought any items related to him. and bought any items related to him. There were no jewels in the inventory. Moreover, the swords that Kid’s after aren’t all that valuable. I heard that an unknown swordsmith\N named Higashikubo Eitatsu... was the one who made them. I’m gonna be rechecking the purchasing list now. The Onoe family’s collection list\N and inventory don’t match. The Onoe family’s collection list\N and inventory don’t match. Even though it’s only missing one book. I couldn’t go to Hakodate because of that! It was my big chance to meet Kid-sama too! Just to be sure, please check the hanging scrolls. There are no problems. May I see it one more time? Go ahead. Who are you? You sent in a calling card, and the security focused on the storage room. Then you can steal them out in the open in this empty loading dock. Hey, you− You snuck into the storage room last night. Before they stored the swords,\N you replaced them with fake replicas. You wanted to leave with the originals but the security was too tight. Even the great phantom thief\N had to give up on that. Um, who are you? The “Today at midnight” written on the calling card\N didn’t mean 12 o’clock tonight in 2 hours, but actually referred to 12 o’clock 22 hours ago. In other words, Kaito Kid\N sent out the letter 22 hours ago after he’d already stolen the swords. I’ve also looked into you as well. You apparently won a hot spring trip with your family. Then who in the world are you? I won’t let you! I’ll take this! I won’t let you get away! What happened? Is it Kid? Kaito Kid is here! Look for him at once! Kaito Kid... I’ll never forget the grudge that I held from that time! Kaito Kid! I’ll never forgive you! What a scary grudge for a kiss... He’s getting away! After him! Thanks a lot. For always falling for the same old tricks— Where’s Kaito Kid? What are you doing? I told you you ain’t gettin’ away! Like I’d fall for that childish trick of yours, idiot! Way to go, Great Detective of the West. Shut up! I ain’t lettin’ you get away this time! Time out! You’re mine now! You’re... Hey wait, phantom thief! I’ll leave that one to you. Let’s meet again, Great Detective of the West! His face looked exactly like Kudo’s. Even his voice... # DETECTIVE CONAN: THE MILLION-DOLLAR\NPENTAGRAM I’m Kudo Shinichi, a high school detective. I went to an amusement park with my childhood friend and classmate, Mori Ran. There, I witnessed a man in black\N making a suspicious deal. I got so caught up in watching, I didn’t realise another man was\N approaching me from behind. That man force-fed me poison,\N and when I woke up... My body had shrunk! If they ever find out that Kudo Shinichi is still alive, my life, and the lives of those around me would be in danger. On Dr Agasa’s advice,\N I decided to hide my true identity. And in the instant Ran asked for my name, I became Edogawa Conan. In order to gather more info on them, I ended up living at Ran’s place, where her father works as a detective. Of those people who know of my true identity, there’s the high school\N Detective of the West, Hattori Heiji, and my arch nemesis, Kaito Kid. He’s a mysterious phantom thief\N and a master of disguise. You’re really nasty for disguisin’ yourself as Kazuha, and tryin’ to steal a kiss from me. Hey, it’s your fault for \N falling for my disguise. Although I’ve become smaller,\N my intelligence is the same. An unbeaten Great Detective! There’s always only one truth! Is that the last one? Yeah. Help me... Well, let’s go eat. Good morning! Has the contestant named\N Hattori Heiji arrived yet? Doesn’t seem like it. Sheesh, where in the world did Heiji go? He didn’t return to his hotel room last night. He almost never asks me\N to come cheer him on. Then Kid shows up and he ditches me. This sound... Heiji, what’re ya doin’ here− Sorry, I thought you were someone else. But you make a great sound. Sound? The sound of my sword? Yeah! That sound of your sword\N slashin’ through the air? The high pitch proves that you’re\N swingin’ your sword properly. I think it’s cool! Though, I think Heiji’s sound is even better. Let’s go, Conan-kun. Okay. One point! How boring. I can’t go all out without Hattori. Let’s give up on Heiji-niichan \N and meet with Ran-neechan. Perfect timing! Kazuha-chan? Is Hattori here? I ain’t seen him since this morning. Ran-chan and I split up\N and we’re lookin’ for him... Is he goin’ to miss the\N team competition tomorrow, too? I don’t even know myself. Try askin’ Heiji. Thank you for waiting. In a few moments, we will begin the special\Ndemonstration by Fukushiro Hijiri. It’s the guy from this mornin’. Amazin’... What’s this? Are you interested in him? No, no, it ain’t nothin’ like that! Really? Yes, really! Give Hattori my regards. Sure. Hey, you with the pink ribbon. Thanks for this morning. Oh! I’m sorry for interruptin’\N your practice earlier! When I thought that you might be watching from somewhere, I felt more motivated. Huh? I’m Fukushiro Hijiri, a medical student from\NHachimanzaka University. And you are? I’m Toyama Kazuha from Kaiho Academy. Kazuha... That’s a nice name. Nice to meet you. Yes. I’m Okita Soshi, from\N Senshin High School in Kyoto. You’re quite famous in the world of Kendo, so I already knew. I’m happy to hear that. What’s your relationship with Kazuha-chan? Is he your boyfriend? We’re just acquaintances. I see. I hope we meet again. Bye. Okay. Hey, who is she? I wish Hattori was here to see this. Kazuha-chan, over here! Ran-chan, sorry to keep you waitin’! In the end, we couldn’t find Hattori-kun, huh? Ugh, I’m gonna forget about him! What? So loud... We rushed here since you\N said Heiji-kun was participating in the Kendo tournament in Hokkaido. So why isn’t he at the venue? My apologies. It’s fine. But there’s no doubt that he’s in Hokkaido. This place has many scenic spots perfect for love confessions. Confessions? Is he going to confess to Little Leaf?! That’s the one thing that I must put a stop to! While researching, I found that the clock tower in Sapporo has a spectacular viewpoint fit for confessions. That’s it, Iori! Let’s head to Sapporo. As you wish, my lady. What’s with that helicopter? Well, since we came all this way to Hakodate, let’s go and eat something in the morning market. Did something happen? Let’s go have a look. Where’s the body? It’s on that corner. What happened here? It looks pretty serious... Hey! You guys are late. Heiji! Is that all? You didn’t even tell us! Where were you? Yes, thanks for your cooperation. Sorry about that. I was goin’ after Kid but ended up goin’ around Hakodate all night. But why are you here? When I was takin’ a nap on that bench there, a police officer woke me up and interrogated me. So you were treated as a suspect? What? No, nothing. Detective Mori! You’re Mori Kogoro, right? Uh, who are you again? So you forgot? This is Inspector Nishimura\N from the Hokkaido police. He was there during the\N Hokutosei incident. You were there when I showed my brilliant deduction in the train! It’s been a while. Though I don’t remember it at all. Excuse me. Was there some sort of incident? Oh, you and the boy are here too. We found a body of a man there. But it’s quite odd. Would the Great Detective who solved that case be able to have a look? Okay, leave it to me. Since it’s dangerous, you two stay here. O-Okay. Oh... Did I make the old man into the one who solved that incident? Even though it was actually my dad. Oh my, a cold? No, someone must be gossiping about me. Looks like there’s no fever. This is bad. The victim’s identity? Hisagaki Sumito, 43 years old. He’s a lawyer. The murder weapon is believed to be a sharp blade, like a Japanese sword. Hisagaki? I’ve heard that name... Isn’t Hisagaki-san the legal advisor\N to the Onoe Conglomerate? Wow, you know about that? That’s correct. Oh, the people involved with yesterday’s case? It might be related. Can we see the victim’s belongings,\N Inspector Nishimura? Understood. Airline tickets and taxi receipts. There’s also an empty golf bag over there. We haven’t found his smartphone. Based on the information we have, the victim left Dubai yesterday and arrived in Narita. From there, he took a domestic flight to Hakodate. Looks like he took a taxi to get here. Either he was caught off guard,\N or they knew each other. He was slashed from the front. I wonder what used to be\N inside that golf bag? There’s no way that he was killed just so the murderer could steal some golf clubs. He doesn’t look like he was on his way\N home from playing golf, either. Hey, look at that. There’s something in his left hand. What? Hey, call in the forensics! Yes, sir! “Tokyo Metropolitan Board of Education” Tokyo... education? Is it a paper torn off from a textbook? I see. Stop right there! Stop! He’s finally here. Oh no, I did it again! Darn it! Kawazoe, you idiot!\N Where have you been? My apologies! I’ve been researching some things. Just who is that guy? He’s a subordinate of mine. Sergeant Kawazoe Yoshihisa. He’s clumsy, but he doesn’t usually arrive late. Is that so? Mori Kogoro? Yes. What should we do? What can a mere detective do? Just leave it. More importantly, these swords that were delivered to us earlier... Hisagaki... You’ve done a great job finding these. Well then, four more swords left to find. Boss, I found this on the door! “Take the two swords”, he says. Interesting. Nacho, hurry and tighten\N the security around the hotel. Yes, sir! He said that there are four more swords. Well then, I’ll begin the explanation. This man’s name is Brian D. Kadokura. He’s a Japanese-American investor. I’ve heard this man’s name before. He’s a wealthy philanthropist\N who donates to charity, right? You’re quite knowledgeable. But that’s only a front. Behind the scenes, he’s actually an arms dealer known as the “Death Merchant”. He’s been doing business\N extensively throughout Asia. The local police have been marking him for years. With my advice, of course. Kawazoe is knowledgeable about these things. Kadokura’s purpose this time was to attend a charity event in Japan. What are these photos? Wait, where did they come from? Don’t put your drink on top of your laptop, Kawazoe! Oh, no! Let’s get back on topic. Kadokura’s real objective in returning to Japan is apparently because of Onoe Keizaburo’s hidden treasure. Onoe Keizaburo had discovered a gold deposit in Hokkaido before the war. He amassed great wealth. But after his death, a part of\N his wealth disappeared into thin air. It was rumoured that he turned it into gold bars and hid it away somewhere. The treasure that Keizaburo left behind is still unknown to this day. There are theories that it wasn’t gold bars, \Nbut a powerful weapon instead. Keizaburo was deeply involved in the military industry during the war. It’s said that he acquired it during the process. Something that could turn the tide of war! Somethin’ that could turn the tide of war? I see. That sounds like something an arms dealer would want. I also have photos that\N I would like you to see, Mori-san. These are Kadokura and Hisagaki,\N the lawyer who was murdered. That’s right. It’s believed that he’s searching for the treasure under the orders of Onoe Takuzo. Which means that for Takuzo, whose business was failing and in need of money, it was something he needed to get his hands on. But why would Hisagaki meet with Kadokura? It’s possible that Hisagaki betrayed his employer,\N and leaked the information of the treasure to Kadokura. Incidentally, multiple security cameras have caught him carrying a golf bag. However, we weren’t able to confirm the contents of the golf bag. Inside the golf bag... It’s probably... A sword. Also, that paper was a firearms and swords registration certificate. Yeah, it’ll be registered after inspection by the prefectural board of education. So if it really was registered in Tokyo, the words “Tokyo Metropolitan Board of Education” would be on it. The sword in question was\N probably bought in Dubai. But you can’t openly bring something like that into the country. He would’ve used a secret route. The registration form was probably forged. Well, plenty of swords end up in foreign hands. It ain’t no surprise if the sword that Hisagaki was lookin’ for was coincidentally found in Dubai. Hisagaki was murdered as soon as he brought the purchased sword to Japan. The killer’s motive should be related to the sword. Well, then. I’ll tell Inspector Nishimura later. Oh my, I can’t seem to find Heiji-kun anywhere. Where could he possibly be? My lady. He could perhaps be in Otaru. Otaru? The Otaru Canal will be lit by gas lamps at dusk, making it an ideal confession spot\N by setting up the mood. There! Let’s go to Otaru, Iori! As you wish, my lady. Boss! Seems that the police are heading this way. What should we do? Don’t mind. Let them in. I’m Nakamori from the\N Metropolitan Police Department. It seems that you have received \Na calling card from Kaito Kid. Kid? What’s all this about? There’s nothing of value here that would attract his attention. Even so, the security here is heavy. Are you curious? I see. But I’m also curious as to\N why you came here alone. You’re an inspector from\N the Metropolitan Police, right? Where are your subordinates? This is one of my beloved swords. It’s not famous, but its sharpness is first class. It’s different from the dull swords you’re looking for! Kaito Kid! What’s this? I can’t see anything! Damn you! Boss! That’s Kid! He came out from Kadokura’s hotel! Hold on tight, Kudo! Kid has the swords? I see. It looks like luck is on our side. Finally, I can take a breather. What’s so special about these swords? Eh? What? Who’s there?! He’s pretty good. Oh no, the peg is missing! I can’t get a clear shot! Get out of the way, Kid! Go! Now! Wait! He got away. Are you okay, Hattori? I’m fine. But I don’t know how he’s doin’. What’re you after? That’s your job as a detective to figure out. ...is what I’d like to say, but... You’ve saved me from a dangerous situation. As a way of saying thanks, I’ll tell you. Well to put it simply, I was curious. A certain man was trying to steal a certain incredible treasure. Yet, for some reason,\N he disappeared without stealing it. I just wanted to know. What’s the treasure that he was looking for? And where is it now? Also, why didn’t he steal it? So is he after the treasure\N that Onoe Keizaburo left behind? It’s likely... But Kadokura and Takuzo\N are also after it at the same time. There ain’t no way this is a coincidence. It’s perhaps because Onoe Keizaburo’s handwritten notes regarding the treasure were recently found. Higashikubo Eitatsu\N- Onoe Keizaburo Only “Higashikubo Eitatsu” was written on it. The person who made these swords. Higashikubo Eitatsu is said to have created six swords in total. If you collect them all, you might be able to find the treasure. Or so some people say. I see. That’s the reason why Takuzo had Hisagaki start lookin’ for the four other swords. Two of the missing swords are those. And three out of the six swords are here. The last one was with you yesterday. I gave that to the police. Where are the remainin’ two swords? It seems a high school teacher in Hakodate named Fukushiro Ryoe has them. A high school teacher? Currently, it seems that he’s sick and doesn’t go out very much. I don’t know the full details. Do you know who attacked you just now? Who knows? He’s extremely skilled with the sword. You’re right. A cross cut... It’s the same as the one on Lawyer Hisagaki’s body. It means that he’s the one who killed Hisagaki. Even if that were the case,\N how did he know my location? He used this to follow you. A transmitter? He’s good. You use them quite often yourself, Master Thief. I don’t want to hear that from you, Great Detective. Hey, wait! What about the swords and the treasure? You can keep those swords! You guys are better at solving puzzles like this, right? I’m counting on you! That guy! Hey, Kudo. Huh? Do you have any siblings by any chance? What’s this all of a sudden? When I was fightin’ Kid\N last night, I saw his face. He looked just like you! Huh? It’s unbelievable how he even\N sounded so much like you. It’s just a coincidence. A coincidence? Yeah, he’s a stranger. It’s just a coincidence. Oh, well. I’m sorry, I had so much fun that we ended up ridin’ till the last stop. No, it’s okay. I wanted to ride the tram too. Are you Mori-san’s daughter? “Fukushiro” So this is the place. Were you able to inform Inspector Nishimura about Fukushiro-san? Yeah, I was supposed to meet him here and give the swords to him. Is that him? Heiji! Kazuha? Why are you here? My apologies. I was supposed to give them a ride to the hotel. Then I was ordered by\N Inspector Nishimura to come here. Please don’t mind us. We’ll catch a taxi somewhere. Hey, there you are! Okita-kun! What about the match? I withdrew from the tournament. A tournament without Hattori is borin’. So I wanted to give him a piece of my mind! So I was lookin’ all over for this ‘ere dude, eh. “This ‘ere dude, eh”? Hey, that’s Kid. Yeah, what’s he doin’ here\N with that awful Kyoto accent? Kazuha-chan! Fukushiro-san! Kazuha-chan? This is your house? Do you know this person, Kazuha-chan? Yeah, I met him this mornin’ at the tournament. So you’re with Okita-kun as well. If you need something, please do come in. It ain’t me specifically. I didn’t think we would meet again. How long are you staying in Hakodate? Hm... Until the day after tomorrow. If you don’t mind, why don’t we go sightseeing in Hakodate togeth− Hang on, hang on, just hang in there! Who’re you, getting so close to Kazuha? So who are you? Hattori Heiji, Kazuha’s childhood friend. I see. So you’re just a friend that she’s known for a long time. A-Anyway, Kazuha’s not interested in scenic spots! Besides, she’ll never go there with you, idiot! Heiji... Hattori Heiji... I remember that name. You were one of the hot favourites\N of the tournament, but you didn’t participate in the match. Well, there was a lot going on. Then why don’t you have a match with me? You must be itching to swing a sword. A match? If I win then I’ll take her on\N a guided tour around Hakodate. Huh? And what if I win? I’ll tell you the number one\N scenic spot in Hakodate. Scenic spot... I guess I have no choice. Not that I care, but let’s do it! He seems interested. Stop them, Okita. Huh? Why? It seems interestin’, eh? Sheesh. The one who loses consciousness first... Loses, right? I don’t mind. This guy’s... ...really skilled. Stop it right now, both of you! What’s this all about, Hijiri? Having a sword fight in the front yard isn’t peaceful. I’m sorry for creating a ruckus, Dad. Did you finish cleaning the entranceway? It’s all done. Good. By tidying up the entrance,\N good luck will be able to flow naturally. Yes... And who are you all? Fukushiro Ryoe-san, right? I’m Kawazoe, from the prefectural police. I would like to speak with you regarding Onoe Keizaburo’s hidden treasure. I see. Let’s talk inside the house. Then, we’ll excuse ourselves. We’re headin’ back to the hotel first. Are you okay? Yes. I’ve been unwell for a long time. My apologies. Higashikubo Eitatsu’s swords are the clue to Onoe Keizaburo’s treasure. I’ve heard about it as well. I knew someone was coming\N to ask me about it eventually. How did you acquire the two swords that you have? I have heard that my great-grandfather received them from Onoe Keizaburo himself. My great-grandfather was\N a researcher of local history, and Onoe Keizaburo-san\N deeply admired Hijikata Toshizo, so they got along very well. Would it be possible for you\N to show us the swords? I understand. Hijiri. Huh? But... Bring them here. Along with that picture. Yes. Ryoe-san! Can I take a look at that room? Oh, sure! Yay! Iaido tournament. Amazing. This all belongs to Hijiri-san! Do you practise iai too? Our family have been\N iaido masters for generations. I didn’t like it, so I quit right away. But Hijiri has become so skilled that he surpasses his predecessors in the family. He’s a son that I’m a little bit proud of. That’s not just a little bit, is it? So these are Higashikubo Eitatsu’s swords. The shape is the same as\N what Hisagaki brought back. There’s also one more thing. What’s this piece of paper? It was given along with the swords. I have no idea what it means. So please, go ahead and take them with you. Thank you. Please treat them with care. Yes? Of course. Huh? Is that true? Onoe Takuzo was attacked\N and taken to the hospital! I heard about Lawyer Hisagaki and was on my way to the police station. Then, all of a sudden, I was hit by a truck. Ouch! Wasn’t it just an accident? No, that was not an accident! He hit me on purpose! Easy now. Hey, are you okay? Yes, I’m sorry. Do you have any idea who did it? It must have been someone from Kadokura’s group. Were they after the treasure? It’s clear that they’re after \Nmy grandfather’s treasure. There’s something that\N I want to entrust to you all. This was kept in my house\N along with the swords. I think it may help you find the treasure. So essentially a treasure map. But I don’t need it anymore. I don’t want to look for the treasure anymore. There’s nothing to gain if you lose your life. Even Hisagaki ended up like that. You said you were running around Hakodate chasing after Kid last night. That was a lie, wasn’t it? That map has tourist attractions marked. Weren’t you really just checking them out? Well, aren’t you a sharp one. As expected of Kudo’s... Did you go to Mt. Hakodate? What’s the point of climbin’ a mountain? Hattori-kun, don’t you know? The scenery from Mt. Hakodate at night is said to be worth a million dollars! What? A million dollars? I hear it’s super romantic! I know I would definitely− Hey, I want to ask something. Is the million dollar scenery... ...better than the Big Ben? Huh? The heart of a woman I love... Yeah, it’s got to be worth much more! Sorry, Shinichi. I’ve got to support Hattori-kun right now. I see. So it’s better than Big Ben. I’m sorry. Geez, watch it. Detective Mori and Inspector Nishimura will focus on Lawyer Hisagaki’s murder case. We must solve the mystery behind these swords by ourselves. These swords were also targeted by Kaito Kid. So we invited Nakamori who investigates Kid This guy... seriously, out in the open. and those who’ve witnessed Kid twice. Hattori-kun, Edogawa-kun, and... Thank ya fer yesterday. Why are you here? My best friend Heiji-kun\N begged me to come with him, so I followed him, eh! His Kyoto accent gets on my nerves! Yeah. There must be something in this table that Onoe Takuzo gave us... There’s the 48 iroha characters written there. The order is mixed up, though. The sword that I used to fight the fox guy yesterday was this one. There’s no peg or peg holes inside the sword. Peg? Take a look. It’s like a nail that keeps the blade from coming off. There are votive swords used in shrines that don’t have a peg, but this isn’t like that. So there might be a deeper meaning behind it. Yeah, this one also has no peg. These are both ones that Kadokura obtained in Japan. The other four swords have pegs in them. Hey, do you have a hammer? Yes. So there are many different shapes of peg holes. Circular peg holes are normally\N considered the best choice. It’s so that the sword can receive\N impact over a wide area. Why didn’t they make them\N all circular if that’s the best? There must be some reason why they wanted to change the shape. So these are all the shapes, right? Circular, half circular, and a star. I have no idea what this is all about. Yeah... Maybe it’s the moon? A moon shining bright in the night sky. Whenever you fly through the sky, the moon serves as a landmark. The swords that don’t have peg holes represent a new moon. The half circular one is a waxing moon. The other half circular one is a waning moon. The circular one is a full moon. “Fly through the sky”? Can you fly? No, it’s just an example, eh! Hey, Onoe Keizaburo-san was \Na fan of Hijikata Toshizo, right? Then it could be something related to Hijikata. Yes, that is possible. Hishigata Toshizo\NMoon Hijikata and the moon? No good, I don’t get it at all. Yeah... I’ll have a look into Hijikata Toshizo’s history. Hello? Who is it? It’s so cold! Heiji-kun! You finally picked up! M-Momiji? How’d you get this number? I had Iori research it for me. I got a ton of unknown phone\N calls since yesterday. Don’t tell me... Yes, it was me! I was searching for you and went to Sapporo, Otaru, Abashiri and am now in Wakkanai. Can you see it? This is the northernmost point of Japan! I ain’t got the time to look at somethin’ like that. I’m investigatin’ a case right now. Huh? Can you show me that whiteboard? Huh? Just show me. Hijikata-han and the moon? Is that related to the incident? It might be and might not be. Isn’t that a part of Hijikata-han’s\N Hogyoku Haiku Collection? Hogyoku Haiku? What’s that? When Hijikata-han was in Tama, he loved to create his own haiku. The collection of his various haiku is now called the Hogyoku Haiku Collection. The intimidating vice commander of the Shinsengumi loved writing haiku, huh? So what’s that Hogyoku collection\N got to do with anythin’? The Hogyoku Haiku Collection\N has a total of 41 haiku. There are six haiku where the moon is mentioned. The fifth haiku, “White peony, on a moonshine night, hoping to be dyed in moonlight.” The 19th haiku, “The crescent moon shines from below the water, spring rain.” “20: North of the waters, south of the mountains, the spring moon” The 20th haiku. “22: The temple gate, beyond it I spy, the spring moon” The 22nd haiku. “35: Leaving for work, meeting on the way, the spring moon” The 35th haiku. “36: Dozing in a hovel, woken by the cold, the spring moon” The 36th haiku. That’s it! Good work, Momiji! Good work, Momiji! Sheesh, Heiji-kun! I wasn’t able to ask where he is. What should I do, Iori? My lady. If we’re talking about Hijikata Toshizo, then it could be the Goryokaku. There’s a tower there that offers a panoramic view of the Goryokaku. If it’s Goryokaku, then it’s in Hakodate. Sheesh, that’s where we started! It’s like a cross table. The table itself is simple. The important part is the key to reading it. That’s the sixth haiku from the\N Hogyoku Haiku Collection. The first one is the fifth verse. The numbers 0 to 9 are arranged in the top row. In other words, the first digit is at the top and the tenth digit is written on the left side. The character corresponding to the fifth verse is... “Ho”, right? The next is the 19th verse, that means one and nine. It’s “Ku”. With this, all that’s left would be... The 20th, 22nd, 35th, and the 36th. If you arrange them in order... ”Ho-ku-to-u-o-ni” I get “hokutou” as in the “northeast” direction. demons What does “oni” refer to? Northeast? It might be... I’ve seen it on TV before. When they built the Goryokaku, the northeast was considered the demon gate, so they built a shrine there. I see. “Northeast” and “demons”. So the star shaped peg hole\N was referring to the Goryokaku. I think that must be it! Also, when you combine the six hand guards, it seems to form the shape of the Goryokaku. Does that mean the treasure is in that shrine? But it seems that the shrine isn’t there anymore. What? The Goryokaku was completed in 1864. The Toshogu Shrine was built for protection against the demon gate in the northeast. However, it was destroyed\N by fire during the Hakodate War. No good, huh? No, it should’ve been rebuilt in a different place after it burnt down. Onoe Keizaburo-san created this code before and during the war. So it happened much later, after the Hakodate War. So what if the code indicates\N the location after the move? I see. Indeed, while the building was destroyed, the object of worship remained intact. After relocating a few times within the city, it’s currently called the Hokkaido Toshogu Shrine... Is there something on your collar? Huh? This is a wiretapping device! When was this− It was back then, in the hospital room! Onoe Takuzo! Damn you! I’m going to report to Inspector Nishimura! They got us. They made us solve the puzzle and plan on stealing the treasure first. Yeah. If Kadokura’s group marked Takuzo,\N then they’ll go after it as well. We’re gettin’ the short end of the stick. Wait, Okita’s not here. What? Damn it, Kid! Okay, got it. Let’s head to the Hokkaido Toshogu Shrine! So he’s finally made his move. Keep observing Takuzo. The treasure will be ours. Are you here for worship? My apologies for bothering you. I’m Mori Kogoro, a detective. Yes? Actually, at the request of a certain person, I’m looking for things related to Onoe Keizaburo. Is there something like that here? No, there’s nothing of the sort in this shrine. I see! I’m sorry to have bothered you! This part is a different material? This is... Jackpot. Sorry I’m late, I got a call from Kawazoe. So this is the famous “Sleeping Kogoro”. So I’ve finally found the treasure. Stop right there, Kid. You’re fast, as expected. There ain’t no way we’re lettin’\N you have the treasure. Bring it on. Catch me if you can! Damn it, I can’t see! Piece of cake. Good work. Now, hand it ov— Go to hell, phantom thief! Oh no! They’re not pulling their punches. What’s with those guys? Let’s go after them, Nacho! I’ll let you handle that side, detectives. Are they still after us? Yeah. That’s Hattori... What are they doin’? Hattori! What? Kudo! Huh? Hijiri-san, why? Because I saw you two getting chased. So I got curious. Don’t tell me Kazuha-chan is... Not the time, huh? Damn it! Why is he here? Hey, brat! Give that box to us! Leave this to me and run. But... In exchange, tell Kazuha-chan that I was the one who saved you. Just wait a— Well then. It’s time to get serious. What? Everyone, run! Run away right now! Gotcha! Struggling over a single kid. My apologies. I’ll do it myself. Been gettin’ thrown\N around a lot today, huh, Kudo? You mean getting caught a lot today, right? There’s nothing inside. Let’s get out of here. We’re back to square one. What’s going on here? Damn it! Why won’t you pick up? They’re shooting a movie! That’s so cool! Wh... What’s all this? Give it up, Onoe Takuzo. Why don’t we make a deal? I have information about Kadokura... Take him away. Yes, sir. Let’s go. Are you okay, Kudo? Yeah, it’s just a scratch. But still, why was it empty? That was quite a ruckus. You! Why were you there? Let me see it. Wait... What are you doing? It hurts, right? It doesn’t hurt! I saw you two in the kendo tournament venue. I thought if I followed you, the childhood friend, I could meet with Kazuha-chan. You’re calling her “Kazuha-chan”? Okay. Leave it alone! No broken bones. This much pain should go away after a short while. Next up is you. You’re in medical school, right, Hijiri-san? Yes, because my late mother was a doctor. That might be why. All right. You should be all good now. Thank you. Fukushiro Hijiri. Lawyer Hisagaki’s fingerprints\N were found on your sheath. We’re arresting you on suspicion of murder. Wait... Wait, I haven’t done anything! We’ll have a chat in the station. Excuse me. Are you with the police? Yes. I’m a shrine maiden at Hokkaido Toshogu Shrine. My name is Yoshinaga Miko. Kawazoe! What are you doing? Let’s go! O-Okay. There’s something I want to talk to you about. When I called the police,\N they told me to come here. I have to go, so... Talk to those two instead. Hey, Dad, I want to eat a hamburger! The item inside the wooden box was stolen? No wonder it was light. It was several years ago. They still haven’t caught the thief. We don’t know much about\N the history of that sword. We only knew it was named\N the star-crested sword. Do you remember what kind of sword it was? The hand guard and the peg hole had a unique trait. Unique trait? Yes, the hand guard had a star shaped design. Star shaped? They looked like this. A star and... An eye? The hand guard might represent the Goryokaku. Yeah. So does that mean this eye design is the peg hole? Yes, the hole was a perfect circle but the surrounding design had an almond shape. It resembled a human eye. There’s one more thing. Apart from the sword, we have kept these items for generations. It’s quite an old picture. This was kept in the shrine along with the star-crested sword. Hey, Hattori. Did you bring the picture \Nthat you got from Ryoe-san? It’s inside my bag. Try overlapping it with this picture. Oh, so that’s how it is. This is... It matches the location of the Goryokaku! This isn’t some sort of coincidence. This looks like it’s burnt. This reminds me, I think I’ve heard of a story like this before. It was apparently during the war. One night, Goryokaku burned. The Goryokaku did? Yes. The trench burned. A star shape emerged in the dark night. Just like this shape here. So that’s how it is. To organise the information, the wakizashi had the “Iroha” characters. The swords that belonged to the Fukushiro family and in Toshogu Shrine each had a picture of Hakodate. Which means... Did you get a good photo, Iori? We got the best shot. Thank you. But Hijikata-han truly is a very handsome man. Although Heiji-kun is even more... I can’t find Heiji-kun anywhere. My apologies. I forgot that there is one more\N scenic spot for confessions. Where is it? Tell me. You can see it on your right, Mt. Hakodate. By riding the cable car to the top, you can see the spectacular view said to be worth a million dollars. A million dollars? That’s kind of cheap, isn’t it? There! I’m sure Heiji-kun will be there. Let’s go at once. One thing, my lady. According to the weather forecast, there will be heavy rain tonight. Heavy rain? Then it looks like he won’t\N be confessing tonight. Instead, there will be clear skies tomorrow evening. Is that so? So it’s going to be tomorrow night then. X Day. I already said I’m not a murderer. Then how do you explain the victim’s fingerprints on your sheath? I don’t know. We’re examining the blade now. We can tell even if you removed the blood and grease. I didn’t do it! This must be some kind of mistake. Even if you say that... We can’t possibly disclose our patrons’ personal information. Is there any way? Good decision, manager. But I will have you answer my questions. O-Of course. I’ve heard that Hisagaki was planning to stay here. Was there anything delivered, addressed to him? Yes, we have one package with us. The sender is Hisagaki-sama himself. May I take a look at it? Two black and white photos. This is the star-crested sword, huh? Take a look at the back. “Onoe Keizaburo”. The other photo seems to be taken from the center of the Goryokaku. A hot air balloon? For what reason? It seems to be there to observe something, but we don’t know the reason why. Also, by the looks of the reflection of the light, the balloon’s floor is probably made of glass. If it was a standard observation, they wouldn’t need to bring a valuable sword. Looks like we’ve collected all\N the hints to find the treasure. I guess it’s up to your deductions... I’ve found you, Kaito Kid! Capture him! Right away! Inspector Nishimura should still be in investigation! Geez, what a ruckus. But we ain’t got enough\N pieces to find the treasure. There might be something at Ryoe-san’s place. What was that phone call about, Dad? There’s going to be another\N investigation meeting now. Huh? Again? I’m exhausted. I fell asleep at the station earlier. Fukushiro Hijiri was arrested as a suspect in Hisagaki’s murder. Huh? Hijiri-san? Why? Yeah. Let’s talk while we go down. We’re staying up all night again because of that. Take care of the brat, will you? Geez, I’ve got no clue of what’s going on. Uncle, it’s awesome here! Look down here. Are you okay, Dad? Get a hold of yourself! Delicious. We’re not far from the police station. Yeah, thanks. What’s wrong? No, nothing at all. Is anything the matter, Kazuha-chan? There’s somethin’ buggin’ me about Hijiri-san. Is it about the incident? Yeah, but... I can’t seem to get a clear grasp on it. That sound... could that be Hattori-kun? No, Heiji’s bike doesn’t sound like that. The sound... is different... Oh, right! It’s the sound! Kadokura got his hands here first, huh? Let’s look for Ryoe-san. This room’s been ransacked too— There’s blood! Looks like he was forcefully kidnapped. They’re going to ask Ryoe-san what he knows about the treasure. They got the jump on us again. Don’t you feel like something is odd? It’s a north-facing pillow. Is this about laying a deceased\N person’s head to the north? Ryoe-san is the kind of person who cares about superstitions. Which means... This is... Is this a message from Ryoe-san? He sensed the break-in and\N then quickly wrote this in blood. Making it noticeable with the north-facing pillow. It would be a good lead if these bloodstains were made then. Seeing a red star like this, I can only think of the Goryokaku on fire. Yeah, but we don’t know the exact meaning behind those pictures. There’s no way! Meeting with a murder suspect is outrageous! His dad has been kidnapped! We’re also investigating that. You can’t enter beyond this point. Let me through please. There should be a detective called Hattori Heiji here. Hey, Kazuha, over here! Oh, Heiji! What are you doing here? I noticed something about Hijiri-san. You noticed something? I’d seen Hijiri-san practisin’ his swings alone before the tournament began yesterday. Is that so? But Lawyer Hisagaki had already been killed then. That can’t be used as an alibi. That ain’t it! At that moment, I heard that clickin’ sound when he sheathed his sword. The sound that I heard then and the sound at the demonstration... were different! Ain’t it possible that his sheath was different? That’s possible. Someone could have swapped Hijiri-san’s sheath with a fake one, carried out the murder, put Lawyer Hisagaki’s fingerprints on the sheath, and then switched it back. That’s it! Good job for catchin’ on, Kazuha! Can you confirm this with Hijiri? And also one more thing. Can you ask him about this? What’s this? Fine, send the picture to me. Are you okay? Get a hold of yourself, Dad! What’s wrong, Uncle Kogoro? Conan-kun! He looked at the glass floor\N in the observatory earlier. He got surprised and injured his back. Don’t push yourself too hard. What’s wrong, Inspector Nakamori? Takuzo gave us the whereabouts of Kadokura’s hideout earlier. So we, the Metropolitan Police Department, are heading there. Roger that. I’ll leave that to you. My sword sheath was swapped? Thinking back, it did feel strange \Nduring morning practice. Okay. We will re-examine the sheath and the sword. Then you will be able to go home. Also... Does this remind you of anything? It was in your father’s bedroom. I don’t know. Rain, huh? That bastard! It’s too bad it’s raining. Huh? Is that person flying? Run! I missed, huh? Damn it! He’s in the way. Kadokura! What? Kaito Kid! Why are you here? Inspector Nakamori... Takuzo is dead. You devil. Is he conscious? There’s no response! Let’s hurry! He was shot in the shoulder and the back. That looks real bad. Yay! We have arrived! It’s the land of the north! We got here sooner than expected! The Shinkansen was really cool! We got to eat a ton of train station\N bento lunch boxes too! All because someone wanted to ride the Hokkaido Shinkansen. Don’t say it like that. It’s boring if we travel \Non aeroplanes all the time. One of the best parts of travelling is the train! While you’re all still excited, it’s quiz time! What did Hijikata Toshizo of the Shinsengumi fail at in Hakodate? Number 1, he needed 10 Ryo to buy a famous sword, but he only had half of the money. Number 2, while he was climbing\N Mt. Hakodate, his geta strap snapped. The answer is number 1, go in the Goryokaku he lacked the five ryo. That’s right! Amazing as always, Haibara-san! Next question— Let’s get a move on! Yes ma’am. I’m sorry for causing you all\N concern about my father. He just finished surgery and\N is in intensive care now, but... He’s still unconscious. I see. I’m Nakamori Ginzo’s daughter, Aoko. Nice to meet you, little boy. N-Nice to meet you too. Excuse me, are you a part of the police? What is it? You received a call. It’s from a person called Kadokura-san. What? I don’t know what you’re planning, but I’ll track you all down. Let Ryoe-san go! Yeah, I’ll let him go. But only in exchange for the treasure. Wait, we still don’t know where the treasure is! Then you better find it,\N Great Detective of the West! Let me talk to Ryoe-san. He might know something. Ryoe isn’t saying anything right now. No, that’s not true. I was staying quiet because\N you weren’t worth talking t— At the request of a certain person, I’ve been searching for the treasure that Onoe Keizaburo left behind. I don’t know the contents of the treasure. All I knew was that it’s a weapon that could have turned the tides of the war at the time. You said it was the request\N of a certain person. Who is it? It’s Onoe Tadayuki-san. Tadayuki? Takuzo-san’s father. His father? It was a long time ago. I met him in snowy Hakodate. Are... you okay? Yeah. I wasn’t paying attention. I really wanted to see the winter ocean. I can only think of that fateful encounter as my great grandfather’s guidance. Since then, I’ve been drawn\N to Tadayuki-san’s personality. I helped him since he couldn’t let go of his cane due to his injured leg. We searched for Keizaburo’s treasure together. Where have I seen this face before? But Tadayuki-san failed to locate the treasure, and passed away from an illness last year. He entrusted me with something. Entrusted you? With what? To destroy the treasure. Onoe Tadayuki is the son of Keizaburo, who hid the treasure, right? Why would he want to destroy the treasure? Tadayuki-san was worried about the terrible legacy his father left behind and he wanted to get rid of it. Stop talking this crap! This is a bad time, Boss! If you want to shoot me, do it. But my will can’t be stopped. You got that? If you want to save him, bring me the treasure of the Onoe family! Don’t be stupid! We won’t make a deal with you! I wonder if you can afford to say that. What? An explosion! I’ve also set similar bombs\N around many places in Hakodate. If you don’t bring me the treasure within 24 hours,\N you know what’ll happen. So he’s taking the city hostage. Sorry to bother you while you’re investigating. Would you allow me to go to the bathroom? Okay, just make it quick. It’s at the Hakodate hospital. Let’s hurry! Yeah! Dad... Dad! I know we basically have the weapon now. I’m trusting you, Mr Kadokura. 10 PM tonight is the latest we can stay here. But if you betray us... No need to threaten us.\N We’ll be in touch. Hey, kid, over here! We heard Inspector Nakamori\N regained consciousness. Yeah, but he can’t have visitations yet. I see. But thank goodness! Thank you for worrying about him. Also, there’s a message from my dad. A message? Yes. Before he lost consciousness after being shot, Onoe Takuzo told him something. He said, “The diary of Machida Shotoku”. A diary? Don’t run in the hallway! M-My apologies! Is anything the matter? Just now... I was contacted by Inspector Nishimura. Fukushiro Hijiri has escaped! What did you say? We don’t know where he’s heading. Geez, all of this is happening at once. Let’s go! Yes! I said, don’t run in the hall! We’re so sorry! Why is Hijiri doing this? If he had kept his head down for a bit, he would’ve been free. If he couldn’t afford to wait,\N something must’ve happened. There’s somethin’ buggin’ me about that phone call earlier with Ryoe-san. “But my will can’t be stopped”, right? That’s it! I should’ve noticed earlier. There are others who will carry on Ryoe-san’s will, just like he did for Tadayuki-san. And that’s his son, Hijiri. The star mark left on the tatami. That might be a way to convey some sort of message to Hijiri-san. Uh... What is it? I was thinking that you look like my childhood friend did when we were younger. Oh... is that so... Yeah, you’re exactly alike! Huh? What’s this all about, brat? Sonoko-neechan. What is it? You said there was a book missing from the inventory, right? That’s right. We couldn’t find it after all. Do you know the title of the book? The title? What was it again? I think it was an old diary that belonged to someone named... Machida Shotoku. He was a seafood wholesaler in Hakodate during the Hakodate war. How did a diary like that \Nend up in the Onoe family? It seems that Machida Shotoku met with Hijikata a few times. And that was written in his diary. But you don’t have it on hand right now, right? Don’t underestimate the power of the Suzuki Financial Group. We don’t have the real one. But we found the original owner\N who sold it to Keizaburo. And guess what? He had a copy on hand! And guess what? He had a copy on hand! Really? Can you send it to me? Okay, we already converted it to digital data, so I can send it right away. Thank you! I don’t know who’s behind it. If it’s the guy who stole the star-crested sword, he might’ve also stolen the book. Yeah, I was wondering why just one book was missing in the inventory. That’s Sonoko-neechan, all right. She works fast. This is it. Shotoku was giving the sword to Hijikata. Snow. I presented the star-crested sword to Hijikata-dono at midnight. This was created during the\N construction of the Goryokaku. But we were then attacked\N by the government troops. The most important aspects in a sword fight\N are flexibility and adaptability. To not get caught up in techniques and to be ready to gain triumph over your enemies. Sorry, but I can’t accept that sword. I already have the Kanesada to wield. Hijikata-dono managed to control\N the situation on his own. This won’t work as a hint. Yeah... Conan-kun! You guys arrived faster than I expected! If the Detective Boys receive an emergency call, we will rush to the scene! I actually only had business with Dr Agasa. We don’t have time to relax! We need to eat seafood rice bowls\N and Jingisukan meat. Before that, did you bring\N what I asked for, Doc? Yeah, it’s all set. Hey, Conan-kun, look at this. It’s the stamp that we got from the station. Conan-kun? Hattori! Isn’t this the sign? Yeah, I just noticed it myself. Looks like it’s time we bite the bullet. Yeah. Tonight at 7 PM. The place is at the Goryokaku? Got it. Kazuha-chan. What are we doing next? How about riding the ropeway? It’s a call from Heiji. Hello? What’s going on?\N Did you solve the case? Not yet, but... I think it should be sorted by tonight. So can you wait for me at Mt. Hakodate tonight? Huh? Mt. Hakodate? That’s fine by me. That’s a promise. I’ll be there as soon as it’s done,\N no matter what happens. Okay, I’ll be waitin’. Bye. There’s nothing abnormal at the moment. You, sto— Do you understand, Iori? If Heiji-kun starts confessing in front of the million dollar view, we’re halting it at all costs. I’m well aware, my lady. I’ve already prepared the supplies\N needed for that purpose. I’m counting on you, Iori. What’s this? Only two brats are here. You two are... Then, I’ll have you two tell me. Where is the treasure? We don’t know yet. Because we’re about to find it now. A hot air balloon? Let’s first figure out the reason Keizaburo rode a balloon here during the war. There are three points to consider. The floor of the balloon was made of glass. He was carrying the sword himself. He rode the balloon and was looking at something with his telescope. Was that the star-crested sword, the one that has disappeared from the Toshogu Shrine? That’s right. In the end, we couldn’t find it. Can you really find the location of the treasure without the sword? How foolish. Just wait and see. I can’t wait to see the view. Yeah. What is this? Apparently the Goryokaku burned for one night during the war. What if this picture represents\N the event at that time? Do it. What is all this? Conan-kun! We’re all ready! I’m tired of waiting. Well then, can you get this over with quickly? I know. What are you trying to do? Keizaburo, who basically\N worshipped Hijikata Toshizo, hid the treasure with clues linked to Hijikata, including the location. To start, this location, the Goryokaku. The sword that he used for a single night, the star crested-sword. And perhaps the most important thing for finding the location... Altitude! You’re supposed to check the altitude with the star-crested sword, but it’s currently missing. But we found a replacement. The hint came from Machida Shotoku’s diary. Machida’s diary had details written of when Hijikata cut down the government assassins. Hijikata dealt with the first two people, and to deal with the third person behind him, he stabbed him through the folding screen. There was blood on the hand\N guard from having stabbed people. What would happen if you pierced a folding screen with that sword? It’d look like this. The book was stolen, but among the collection,\N the folding screen was still there. You can make a mold of it by taking a photo. The sword was made to commemorate the completion of the Goryokaku, and the star-crest hand guard replicates the Goryokaku entirely. This is where that photo \Nof the air balloon comes in. Keizaburo-san probably positioned the sword in the middle of the glass floor. The blade of a Japanese sword is,\N on average, 70 cm long. The star-crested sword must also be around that long. However, the important part \Nis not the length of the blade, but the distance between\N the hand guard and the eye. Around the star-crested sword’s peg, there was an additional pattern that looked like a human eye. Align your eyes there... For an uchigatana, the distance between the eye and the peg hole is around four fingers. If you view it from this position,\N the star-shaped crest and the outer moat of the \NGoryokaku perfectly match. That’s the desired altitude. It’s here! Got it. What? Is there something at that height? No, it can’t be! There is only one place at this height in Hakodate. Please begin the next step. Right now, Tsuburaya-kun! Okay! Move! Wh— H-Hakodate? That’s right. The treasure of the Onoe family... is on Mt. Hakodate! Huh? Is there something bright over there? Really? Maybe there’s a festival there. Let’s go and see. You can’t move away from this spot, Kazuha-chan! Hattori-kun is coming, right? Oh, yeah. We kept our promise. You need to tell us where the bombs are first. How naïve! I’ll make all the bombs go off. Amongst the chaos, I’ll take the treasure and make my escape from Japan! Nacho, you bastard! Kid! Get him! Oh no! Hattori! You’re in the way! Sorry, Boss! You clown! Bring Ryoe with us! Let’s go! Won’t you let me in on the fun too? You’re late, Okita! Who’s that? I brought him along because he looked strong. I heard that there were a lot of bad guys here... Is it you guys?! Who’s that guy? Who knows? Kadokura... Hey, Kudo! Ayumi! Conan-kun! Hey, that’s amazing! Hattori? Sorry, but... I have business to settle with someone. I’ll leave these guys up to you! All right, leave it to me. I can’t keep up like this. Stop right there! Hattori Heiji! How did you know about this place? I attached a transmitter to your bike! Damn it! My lady. It appears that a car exploded\N at a hospital in Hakodate. There are other similar bomb\N threats in the news as well. My, things are out of control. Heiji-kun wouldn’t be able\N to confess in such a situation. Isn’t that... the one that’s always with Heiji-kun? Okay. Iori, assist him. Understood. There he is! Hey, what’s that? Huh, it’s a child! So cool! It’s over there, huh? A ton of gunpowder’s been loaded. If something like this explodes on Mt. Hakodate... Kazuha will... Hattori! What? I haven’t had so much fun in a while, Goryokaku.... Just being here made me more pumped! Okita! Let’s go home. Sure. Stop right now, you idiot! You’re a persistent one. It’s just beyond here. Go! Did you hear fireworks just now? You’re just imagining things. How did that brat get ahead of me? Just who the hell are you?! Don’t get close to the boss! Regardless of my illness, \NI can handle you lot. As I thought, you were the one\N who killed Lawyer Hisagaki. Fukushiro Ryoe-san. You were pretending to get beaten in order to see my true abilities. But there should be nobody except Hijiri that knows I practise the iai sword technique. People who practise iai often\N have a cut here on their hand. I saw it for a bit when you\N were taking your medicine. That’s an impressive observation. Leaving that aside,\N just who in the world are you, boy? Edogawa Conan. A detective. Are you plannin’ to destroy\N the treasure with this bomb? I’m just carrying on my father’s legacy! What kind of legacy is that? You’re different from your father! Why would you feel the need to do this? My mother went into the battlefield as a doctor and died there. She died while trying to protect the children from an enemy bombing. Weapons only bring about destruction. Money only makes people evil! What about your dreams? Weren’t you goin’ to become a doctor, just like your mother? I’ve forgotten all about it. Don’t just forget... You idiot! The late Tadayuki-san,\N who died of an illness, entrusted you with the destruction of his father’s hidden treasure. You leaked the information about the Higashikubo Eitatsu, right? That’s right. Tadayuki was the only person who learned about Higashikubo. As expected, Takuzo and Kadokura were lured in, and started this conflict. Your goal was to use them\N to find the treasure. My body isn’t in its prime condition. I can only rely on Hijiri. Finding the treasure on my own was impossible. The reason you murdered Lawyer Hisagaki was to keep Hijiri safe with the police, right? Kadokura’s group would\N eventually set their sights on me. They would definitely go after Hijiri first. That’s why I framed my son, setting him up to be under investigation. No one would dare to bother your son if he’s in police custody. You swapped the sheath, and used the victim’s\Nfingerprints to forge the evidence. But taking a person’s life just for this? That man betrayed his employer and sold the swords to Kadokura. He does not deserve any sympathy. After I killed Hisagaki, I purposely sent the swords that I took from him to Kadokura. I was going to eliminate them all once they found the treasure. So you’re also the one who attacked Kid. You were able to find him since you’d placed a transmitter in the swords taken from Hisagaki. You can even drive a car. How did you know all of that? Tadayuki-san was unable to let go of his cane due to his injured leg. You’re the one who said that. How was Tadayuki-san, who wouldn’t have been able to drive a car, able to travel around? He had a driver. Tadayuki-san’s only close friend. In other words, you. You and a weird phantom thief getting involved weren’t part of my calculations. But, the end will stay the same. The treasure will soon be\N engulfed in flames and disappear. Engulfed in flames? Don’t tell me! Hattori! Kazuha! Kid! Get a hold of yourself! Great Detective of the West! There’s someone precious\N to you on that mountain, right? I’ve returned the favour for that kiss,\N so we’re even now! Heiji’s not here yet... I wonder if somethin’ happened. Hey, what’s that? Is it a plane? Hey! Wake up, damn you! Move! Hey, wake up! I need to get this under control now. So this is it! What? A plane crashed into the mountain! Everyone, run away! Hijiri! It’s okay! Seems like Hijiri-san is fine. Is that so... T-The treasure... It’s my treasure. I won’t hand it over to anyone else! Back in the day, Mt. Hakodate was a military facility that the general public couldn’t access. So that’s why all of this is here. W-What...? Wh... What is this? This is an old cryptograph. A cryptograph...? It’s a well-known device used during the war. It may be a prototype modified \Nand improved for Japanese. The ones surrounding it are the code breakers. This is what Onoe Keizaburo called his treasure. They could have used this to decipher many codes used by other countries. They probably hid this to prevent it from being requisitioned after the war, but it’s no longer of any use now. Just means that one of these is much more useful. For this...? We did all that for this? So, did you find the answer you were looking for? I found it, all right. You found it but you didn’t take it, right? ...Dad. Inspector! Inspector Nishimura! Hey Kawazoe, your car! I did it again. Darn it. Inspector! I just got back from vacation\N and came back to this! I was shocked! What happened? A vacation? Yes. I won the shopping district lottery for a three-day mystery tour. My phone had to be turned off during the tour. What did you say? Then who was the Kawazoe\N that was with us all this time? It’s a parachute! Heiji is coming down from the sky! Amazing! You’re way too cool, Hattori-kun! You’re like a prince who came\N down from the heavens. Heiji! Kazuha! Oh, Hijiri-san, what’s wrong? Oh, no! We need to treat him right away. Do your best! What were you doing, Heiji? I was worried. Sorry, it took longer than I expected. S-So... Heiji! Come this way! The view from up here is really beautiful. Hey, Kazuha. Isn’t it beautiful? I wanted to show you this, Heiji. Heiji? Kazuha... It looks like the situation is mostly sorted. By the way, what’s that you’re holding? It’s a stun grenade. It’s to blind people. You just release this pin and... Kazuha... Watch out, Heiji! Hey, Kazuha! Wake up, Kazuha! Heiji... I’m glad you’re alright. Kazuha... Hey, Kazuha. People usually have a motive. A motive to kill another person, a motive to achieve their dreams, and... A motive behind fallin’ in love. I’m a detective, but I can’t explain\N the reasonin’ behind it. It’s kind of lame, but that’s just how strong my feelings of love are, and it’s unbearable. Kazuha. I’ve always... Hey! Say somethin’, will ya, Kazuha! Kazuha! Sorry, Heiji! What did you say just now? Huh? I can’t hear anythin’ because\N of that explosion earlier. It was so bright that my\N tears won’t stop either. That’s because it was a stun grenade. If you leave it for a bit, it’ll heal on it’s own— Wait... So you didn’t hear a word of what I said! I don’t know what happened, but it looks like nobody was injured. Let’s go back, Iori. As you wish, my lady. Huh? An older brother? You have a sibling? Yeah, my parents have been divorced for as long as I can remember. I was raised by my mother. But my twin brother was taken\N in by our father and... Didn’t I tell you this before? This is the first time! So do you still see him sometimes? I haven’t seen him for over 20 years now. But you might have met him before. No way! Who is it? He’s the same age as you... There’s no way it could be Kogoro-chan. He sends us gifts from time to time. He sent me an old sword as\N a gift for the Academy Awards. A sword? The sword that’s displayed on the alcove, right? It’s too rusty to draw the blade. But it still makes a good back scratcher. More importantly, can you tell me your opinion on my latest work from the Night Baron series? You’ve read it, right?
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