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Chuzai Keiji

Derived from the book "Chuzai Keiji: The Wind That Crosses One" by Sasamoto Ryohei.

Based on the book "Chuzai Keiji: One Wo Wataru Kaze" written by Sasamoto Ryohei.

During a police operation in Roppongi, Tokyo, a popular district known for attracting young people and recent drug trafficking activities, chaos erupts when a drug dealer attempts to flee a club with a firearm. Despite the dangerous situation, Ichiro Munesue, a dedicated local police officer, bravely intervenes and successfully apprehends the dealer. Impressed by his actions, Ichiro is subsequently promoted to Central Headquarters, a significant advancement for an officer of his rank. While known for his gentle demeanor off-duty, Ichiro is relentless in his pursuit of justice when on duty. Although his methods may be unconventional at times, his superiors recognize his commitment to upholding the law. Eagerly anticipating Ichiro's arrival, his new boss, Eizaburo Nasu, looks forward to working with him.

The "Everything Else" department at Suginami Chuo Police Precinct deals with individuals who have been dismissed due to causing issues in different locations. Referred to as the "Zero Division," they handle various tasks such as minor notifications, complaints, claims, and disputes. In this section, inexperienced Kobayakawa Fuyuhiko, a former police officer from the National Research Institute of Police Science, partners with skilled detective Terada Torami, who was transferred from the Criminal Affairs Division for his troublesome behavior. Despite their differences, they work together with their colleagues on a variety of cases and responsibilities.

Takashiro Kengo used to be a detective in the 1st Investigation Division of the Metropolitan Police. Ever since his daughter went missing, Kengo has become more reckless and less cautious. Currently, he is employed in the Missing Person Investigation Section of the Metropolitan Police, where he collaborates with his partner Myojin Megumi. (

Animal Trail, a natural path created by the movement of wildlife, can be a lifesaver for individuals who find themselves lost in the wilderness. One day, a woman who feels overwhelmed by her difficult circumstances unexpectedly encounters a man. Desperate for a change, she decides to trust the stranger's guidance and see where the "Animal Trail" will take her. Will this path bring her joy and fulfillment, or will it lead her astray?

Saku Shingo, a non-career police officer, quickly advanced to the position of director at a young age within the First Investigative Division of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. As one of the ten directors in the division, his role involves leading investigation task forces in response to major crimes like murder and kidnapping. These task forces typically consist of 40 to 100 investigators from various police departments. Saku's leadership at the scene of an investigation involves coordinating the team and developing a thorough plan. Despite his reserved demeanor, he is driven by a strong sense of justice and duty.

Akizuki Haruto, a police detective taking a break to care for his child, must use his parenting experiences to crack cases in this lighthearted mystery. Juggling fatherhood with his wife Saki, Haruto unexpectedly becomes a hostage during a robbery. Despite the dangerous situation, Haruto relies on his sharp eye for detail to gather evidence and discreetly contact his fellow officers for help. As he navigates the unfolding events, he must also tend to his son Ren's needs, such as changing diapers and feeding, bringing a unique twist to his crime-solving adventures.

Located in a local police station in Tokyo, the plot revolves around the wild escapades of Ryotsu Kankichi, a mature police officer. The source of this information is Anime News Network.

Torii Kanzaburo, also known as Omiyasan, is an ex-law enforcement officer specializing in resolving cold cases.

Based on the book "Undercover Officer" by Hai Yan.

The gripping narrative takes place in the cardiac surgery wing of a college hospital. Ishihara portrays a young medical intern with aspirations of becoming a cardiac surgeon, all while harboring suspicions about the true circumstances surrounding her father's death during a surgical procedure.

Takasugi Atsuro used to work as a drama director at a production company until his boss stole his proposal and belittled him, leading him to quit in anger despite being in debt. Together with his broke assistant director Sonobe Yuto, they hatch a plan to kidnap a wealthy family's dog. However, their scheme is interrupted by the unexpected arrival of a mysterious woman named Mikami Natsuko and the child of the targeted family, Shibui Takumi. Takumi proposes that they should kidnap him instead. Later that night, a man claiming to be John Lennon calls and accuses Takasugi of kidnapping Takumi. The true motive behind this mysterious turn of events remains unclear.

A string of mysterious disappearances took place in a tenement building in Edo Fukagawa. Despite Constable Izutsu Heishiro uncovering the details of the case, he was unable to solve it alone. As time passed and the case faded from memory, a woman named Aoi, closely linked to the case, was found murdered. It was revealed that her son, Sakichi, was the culprit. Determined to prove Sakichi's innocence, Izutsu and his nephew, Yuminosuke, set out to find the true perpetrator. Once again, the wealthy merchant Minatoya Soemon was implicated in the background. Will Izutsu succeed in identifying the real criminal?

Fujiko is a unique serial killer driven by a thirst for blood. After surviving a horrific massacre that claimed the lives of her entire family at the age of 11, she was left with deep emotional scars. Unbeknownst to her, she gradually transformed into a bloodthirsty murderer seeking solace in her actions. Despite her descent into darkness, she repeatedly murmurs, "I can start anew," with each kill. The question remains: what motivates her to commit these murders? Derived from Mari Yukiko's novel "Satsujinki Fujiko No Shoudou."

Tsukumo Katsumi, a former surgeon who was dismissed for an unfortunate incident resulting in a patient's death, is recommended to join Miki Clinic by his former mentor, Professor Mimori. The clinic, run by director Miki Shoichiro, caters to high-profile clients seeking discreet medical care. As Tsukumo settles into his new role, he uncovers a different aspect of Miki Clinic - their willingness to fulfill any request in order to alleviate patients' anxieties and allow them to focus on their treatment. Working alongside the other doctors at the clinic, Tsukumo tackles unconventional patient demands.

Upon first impression, Shimanaga Shoichi may appear to be a regular elderly individual nearing retirement at the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department's Second Mobile Investigation Unit. However, he is renowned for his exceptional investigative skills, able to recall the faces of 800 individuals he has encountered. Takamaru Takuya, a driven and attractive member of the unit, partners with Shimanaga with aspirations of being transferred to the prestigious First Investigative Division. Additionally, Higuchi Akira, a detective in the Violent Crimes Division, possesses keen insight and is unafraid to work independently in pursuit of the truth behind cases. As the Mobile Unit tackles challenging cases in a gripping manner, they will join forces with Higuchi's team to tackle the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department's most notorious cold case throughout the season. Based on the book series "Mobile Investigation Unit 235" by Konno Bin.

In a peaceful neighborhood stands a house topped with a crimson roof. Nearly two decades ago, a tragic event unfolded within its walls - the brutal murder of the parents by their own daughter, Aota Ayako, and her partner, Obuchi Hideyuki. This heinous crime captured global attention, especially when Hideyuki confessed to past acts of assaulting young girls in his book "A Premature Autobiography". Throughout the trial, it was revealed that Ayako had been manipulated by Hideyuki into committing the crime, leading to his death sentence and her life imprisonment. Some time later, a new author named Ogura Sana proposed a novel idea to Hashimoto Ryo, an editor at Todoroki Shobo, based on this tragic incident. As they delved into interviews with key figures involved, such as Obuchi Reiko - who married Hideyuki while in prison - and his former mistress and skilled editor, Ichikawa Seiko, they found themselves entangled in a web of dark emotions. Little did they know, a shocking revelation awaited them, hidden from the world's knowledge.

The murder of a vegetable seller is the beginning of a series of disappearances in a building. Constable Izutsu Heishiro becomes suspicious and sympathetic towards the residents, prompting him to investigate the cases. With the help of his nephew Yuminosuke, Izutsu uncovers a mystery from 17 years ago, hidden by the landowner Minatoya Soemon.

Nara Kenichi, a police officer, is assigned to investigate the disappearance of an 11-year-old girl named Ishioka Aoi. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance - whether she was kidnapped, had an accident, or ran away due to her parents' impending divorce - remain unknown. Kenichi is particularly invested in this case due to his younger sister Mayuko's emotional trauma from a past attack, and he is determined to prevent a similar incident from occurring.

The highest-ranking officials of the prefectural police headquarters come together for a special meeting known as the Entaku Kaigi or roundtable conference at Tamayoshien, a prestigious Chinese restaurant in W Prefecture. Among those summoned to this influential roundtable is Inspector Matsunaga Nahoko, who aspires to pave the way for female police officers in a male-dominated and traditional prefectural police force. Nahoko's role involves uncovering mistakes and revealing the truth about cases to address issues before they escalate within the police force. Despite facing challenges from other female officers, Nahoko demonstrates her keen observation and insight in her work. While she strives to join the Entaku Kaigi, each woman at the roundtable seems to harbor their own secrets.

Toshiro pops the question to his girlfriend Akiko after dating for three years

In a 2009 novel by Yamasaki Toyoko, a journalist discovers a confidential agreement known as the "Okinawa pact" between the Japanese and American administrations. The deputy director of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs plays a crucial role in this revelation.

ICAC Investigators is a popular series of television miniseries in Hong Kong that focuses on the efforts of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC). These shows are created by Radio Television Hong Kong, a government department that works independently, in collaboration with the ICAC. Each season portrays true stories of the Commission's cases, aiming to raise awareness about corruption and promote the ICAC's image.

ICAC Investigators is a well-established series of Hong Kong television miniseries that follows the efforts of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) in Hong Kong. These miniseries are educational productions created by Radio Television Hong Kong, a government-affiliated department, in partnership with the ICAC. Each season portrays actual cases handled by the Commission, aiming to raise awareness about corruption and promote the ICAC's image.

A decade ago, Tang Wei Cong and Shen Ao Ming became members of the ICAC simultaneously. They underwent training together and developed a close bond. Unfortunately, Ao Ming sustained injuries during a private mission, leading to his resignation and subsequent disappearance. Fast forward ten years, while investigating a case of suspected corruption involving a bank employee, Wei Cong stumbled upon evidence implicating Ao Ming in the scandal.

Based on Satake Kazuhiko's novel "Shokatsu ~ Real Police Story ~", the following information is sourced.

Kano Rintaro, known as the most unconventional head of a department in the initial division of criminal investigation, strongly dislikes overly elaborate investigation meetings. He delegates the primary investigation tasks to his team members, and occasionally shows up at the crime scene without wearing a tie, actions that may appear enigmatic at first glance. In the detective room of the ninth sub-division, he organizes receipts and prepares his own meals, seemingly indifferent to others. Rumor has it that new detectives under his supervision rarely stay for more than six months.

A veteran detective in his middle years working in the special investigation division of the Kanagawa Prefectural Police Department undergoes a transformation where his body regresses to that of a child after inhaling a unique gas while pursuing the notorious criminal organization known as Red Venus. (TokyoHive)

In the novel "Daburuton" by Shinji Kajio, the story revolves around the unique friendship and conflicts between two individuals named Yumi, which surpasses all boundaries. Yumi Nakano, a successful career woman, and Yumi Tamura, a dedicated housewife, find themselves witnessing each other's daily lives in their dreams every night. As their memories and current realities start to intertwine, a series of unexpected events unfold. Adding to the complexity, Yumi Tamura's husband, Yohei Tamura, becomes romantically involved with both women named Yumi.

Yoshinaga Seiichi works as a detective at the Kanagawa-ken Police Department, where his dedication to his work extends beyond solving crime cases to assisting those in need. Joining him as his new colleague is Kagami Shinichi, and their first assignment together involves investigating the discovery of a deceased woman in a basement carpark.

Before becoming police officers, each member of the Ninth Section in the First Investigative Division faces personal challenges and difficulties. Despite their conflicting personalities, they are bound by a shared commitment to justice. While they may seem disorganized, they all dedicate themselves to capturing criminals and solving complex cases.

Makita Hikari serves as a police officer known for her sincere nature and trusting demeanor towards others. Despite her genuine personality, she often falls victim to deception by suspects, leading her to be reassigned to a mundane role in the cold case resource room. One day, an enigmatic individual named Chajima Ryunosuke emerges and introduces Hikari to the newly established Cold Case Anonymous Investigation Unit within the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. This unit focuses on resolving unsolved cases by granting leniency to suspects in exchange for information on the main perpetrators. Interestingly, Ryunosuke Chajima himself is a cunning lawyer, and his reasons for joining the Cold Case Anonymous Investigation Unit remain a mystery.

The unique detectives come together under the leadership of the division head, who may be underestimated but is actually very clever

In the midst of a scandal involving a valuable picture scroll owned by a religious group with 5 million followers, Kuwahara Yasuhiko, a former member of a criminal organization in Kobe, and Ninomiya Hiroyuki, a consultant in construction, find themselves entangled in a fierce confrontation against corrupt detectives, criminals, and an attractive owner of an art gallery. The question remains: who will come out victorious and claim the money from the affluent Buddhist priests?

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The enigma surrounding the swords, the continuous onslaught of adversaries, and a budding affection for attractive young men. What lies ahead for Meguru, an enigmatic female university student? A riveting and enigmatic tale set in Aoyama.

Derived from the book "Rendezvous in Black" written by Cornell Woolrich.

Kuwagata Koichi works as an associate professor in the Department of Literature at a lesser-known university. Despite being labeled as a skilled detective by society, he doesn't possess the typical qualities of a famous figure. While he may seem calm and composed on the outside, he harbors intense emotions within. Praise lifts his spirits, while criticism brings him down. His unconventional behavior attracts a series of challenges and mishaps, leading to a life filled with setbacks. However, he decides to turn over a new leaf, leaving behind his troubled past and embracing a more stylish lifestyle by tackling crises effortlessly in his role at the university. He tackles difficult problems with his ever-evolving creative ideas. His only confidante in his unconventional thought process is Shinno Hitomi, a sophomore studying literature at the university.

Hiroshi Bando is employed as a credit officer at a prominent bank. There is a debate within the bank regarding whether to grant an additional loan to a large supermarket chain. Hiroshi is against the loan because the supermarket has not shown any effort to restructure. On the other hand, Tetsuya Ninohe, the Vice President of the Planning Department, insists on approving the loan to prevent any negative impact on the bank in case the supermarket goes bankrupt. Tetsuya also harbors a strong animosity towards Hiroshi and comes up with a plan to incriminate him. During this time, a store belonging to the supermarket chain is bombed and a message is sent by the perpetrator demanding the resignation of the CEO, Kozo Kazama, who runs the supermarket in an authoritarian manner. The bomber threatens more attacks if the demand is not met, but the supermarket tries to keep this information hidden to avoid a drop in their company's stock value. Despite this, Hiroshi strongly advocates for the public disclosure of the bomber's message. Detective Hiromitsu Yaen starts to suspect a young man named Ko Inunaki as the perpetrator, as he was present at the crime scene.

Yoshinaga Seiichi serves as a detective in the First Investigative Division of the Kanagawa Prefectural Police. He firmly believes that every case can be solved and never gives up on his investigations. His partner, Kagami Kiichi, is the son of Takashi, a renowned detective in the same police force. Kujo Kazumai, a police officer with a degree from Tokyo University, joins the First Investigative Division not as Director as originally planned, but as a detective in the field due to his own request.

One year following the passing of manga artist Fumiya Ajima, a collection of 50 previously unseen drawings is uncovered. These drawings bear a striking resemblance to Ajima's style, but contain elements related to multiple cold cases involving missing women from 35 years ago. Ajima's widow approaches the Department Head of Ajimapuro to confirm the authenticity of the sketches. Former police officer Yuki Mizuno is tasked with investigating the origins of the 50 drawings. Mizuno seeks assistance from Shinji Daigo, a manga expert, to delve deeper into the mystery.