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Amagi Yu and Katagiri Masatoshi now work together as supervisor and subordinate in the Criminal Documents Unit. Mizuta Tamaki and Aoyama Arata continue to serve as detectives in the Twelfth Section, following the guidance of Katagiri. They collaborate with forensic medicine professor Domoto Shuntaro, experienced senior detective Ebisawa Yoshiki, and newcomer Nonomura Takumi, who reports to Amagi. This team of seven individuals is dedicated to investigating cold cases.

During the summer of 2019, a special task force was established by the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department to address violent and unresolved cases. This team of investigators, led by Yu Amagi (Noriyuki Higashiyama), includes Yoshiki Ebisawa (Seiichi Tanabe), Tamaki Mizuta (Kana Kurashina), Takumi Nonomura (Jin Shirasu), Arata Aoyama (Takashi Tsukamoto), and Masatoshi Katagiri (Kotaro Yoshida). Shortly after its formation, the team discovers the body of a deceased detective in a storage facility.

Known as the "graveyard of detectives," the Twelfth Section is often joked about as a place where experienced detectives who are difficult to dismiss are reassigned. Amagi Yu has been transferred to the mobile investigation unit of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, while Katagiri Masatoshi has been promoted from his previous role as section chief to now lead the Criminal Affairs Division. Yamashita Takumi has been relocated to the enigmatic unit known as the Future Crime Prediction Centre, and the arrival of forensic science professor Domoto Juntaro has brought about changes in the department.

The battle for urban renewal rights escalates leading up to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, with the Rinkai district poised to become a hub for criminal activity. Amagi Yu and his team are faced with tackling increasingly violent crimes that are intricate, varied, and have global implications. A shadowy presence in the Rinkai district emerges as the most formidable foe for the seven detectives who venture beyond the boundaries of justice and spiral out of control. Along the way, their emotions, secrets, and hidden facets are exposed, fostering growing mistrust and discord. The Rinkai district is also where Amagi Yu tragically lost his wife and daughter in an accident twelve years prior, leading to a startling revelation.

Following the disbandment of the special investigation team, its members have gone their separate ways. Yu Amagi's whereabouts and activities remain unknown. The discovery of deceased gang member Ogata on a mountain revealed a paper and photograph in his possession. The paper bore the ominous message "I know your crime," accompanied by a picture depicting a drug transaction. Subsequently, another murder occurred, with a similar note found among the victim's belongings. This string of murders prompted Yu Amagi, Yoshiki Ebisawa, Tamaki Mizuta, Takumi Nonomura, Arata Aoyama, Masatoshi Katagiri, and Shuntaro Domoto to reunite.

Amagi Yu, a detective with a unique personality, has been transferred to the Twelfth Section of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department's First Investigative Division from the Lost and Found Centre. The Twelfth Section is known as the "graveyard of detectives" and is where experienced detectives who cannot be dismissed are often placed. The team of detectives in this section, including Samura Kosuke, Yamashita Takumi, Nagasawa Keita, Mizutani Tamaki, and Katagiri Masatoshi, are highly skilled but also a bit quirky. Amagi is particularly focused on time, which may not always seem relevant to the cases he investigates. He delves into the concept of "blank time," which refers to discrepancies in the timelines of suspects and victims based on factors like time of death, time of the crime, alibis, and deadlines. His fixation on every minute and second of time stems from a past incident.

Kagawa Eiji, a detective with a tough appearance, used to investigate organized crime at the Metropolitan Police Department. However, he was recently transferred to the Sakuramachi Chuo Police Station without explanation. Eiji is determined to find out why and longs to return to his former department. Working alongside Detective Hasumi Kosuke, they are faced with a mysterious case involving the murder of a housekeeper at a professor's residence. A new recruit, Mizuki Nao, joins their team, causing some tension as she is the daughter of a high-ranking official at the Metropolitan Police Department. Despite this, they must collaborate to solve the case.

Senior Inspector Sze To Chong, also known as "Sunny," is a committed law enforcement officer within the Technology Crime Division. He specializes in solving cases involving phone, Internet, and technology-related fraud. Sunny resides with his parents and younger sibling, holding onto feelings for his ex-girlfriend Vincy, who departed from his life three years ago. A fortuitous encounter reunites Sunny with Vincy, while also introducing a new team member, Inspector Siu Mei Ting, nicknamed "Denise," whom Sunny initially does not see eye to eye with. Sunny's father, who serves as the chairman of the neighborhood committee, is seeking re-election with the backing of his wife, Sister 88, a retired police officer. However, a former ally of Sister 88 has turned adversary, vying for the chairman position herself. Amidst a rise in online scamming targeting Sunny's acquaintances, he and Denise collaborate to apprehend these criminals, even if they operate from abroad.

Thanks to advancements in forensic technology, more individuals who have been wrongfully accused are being exonerated through DNA analysis. In an effort to prevent miscarriages of justice, the First Investigative Division of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police has established the Evidence Verification Section. This unit is responsible for reviewing closed cases to ensure their accuracy. However, the section primarily focuses on rectifying minor mistakes and marking reports as "verification completed." Led by a seasoned detective who has lost faith in the system, the team is often perceived as ineffectual. When Deputy Inspector Shinkai Akira (played by Mizuki Arisa), a sidelined top performer, is appointed as the new leader, she challenges the existing practices by delving into overlooked evidence and exposing the true perpetrators.

Onizuka Ichiro is a proficient investigator who is wheelchair-bound due to an injury that happened just before he retired. Using his intricate "city of memory" stored in his mind, he cracks contemporary cases while reminiscing about past investigations.

Saburo Sugimura is employed in the public relations department of a company owned by his father-in-law. His primary responsibility involves editing the company's newspaper. One fateful day, while riding the bus, Saburo Sugimura finds himself in a hijacking situation orchestrated by an elderly individual armed with a gun. Law enforcement authorities intervene, resulting in an accidental discharge of the firearm that leads to the hijacker's demise. Fortunately, all hostages emerge unscathed. Although it appears that the case has been resolved, a new enigma emerges. The passengers and bus driver are set to receive compensation from the deceased hijacker. (

When you combine a granddaughter from a wealthy family with crime, murder, and a strong sense of justice, you get Kanbe Miwako. She is the granddaughter of a millionaire and decides to become a detective, despite working in a police station dominated by men. Her sophisticated style, refined manners, and upper-class demeanor often clash with her traditional colleagues. Surprisingly, Miwako's unique investigative approach, shaped by her wealthy background, proves to be the key in solving a series of mysterious cases.

Nobuto Natsume transitioned from working at a youth detention center to becoming a detective after reaching forty years of age. He started his detective career in the violent crimes division at Higashi-Ikebukuro Police Station, where he diligently listens to case participants and conducts thorough investigations to reveal the facts. Seasoned Detective Seiichi Fukumori partners with Nobuto Natsume, focusing on cases involving family-related crimes. This narrative is inspired by the novel "Keiji no Manazashi" penned by Gaku Yakumaru.

Following a recommendation from Professor Tsukuba, whom she highly regards, intern Togano Makoto decides to attend forensic medicine training sessions. As she enters the classroom, she is met with an unusual atmosphere. The peculiar yet exceptional forensic professor Matsuzaki Tojiro politely excuses himself and exits the room. Makoto undergoes training under Kosaki, delving into a narrative that highlights the ethical dilemmas surrounding autopsies and human connections. Taken from Nakayama Shichiri's novel "Hippocratesno Chikai."

The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department's ST team is made up of unconventional individuals. Akagi serves as an analyst for the team, earning the trust of his colleagues despite his preference to stay out of the spotlight. Yurine is responsible for overseeing the ST team, facing challenges in managing the group. As the ST team clashes with other detectives within the department over a case involving indiscriminate gun firing and a gruesome murder, Akagi is compelled to step forward. Together, Akagi and Yurine collaborate to resolve the cases.

While investigating a homicide, policewoman Ran Dongdong stumbles upon her husband's hidden rental property

Matsumoto Mao is set to take on the role of the new medical examiner and travel to the United States when she turns 10 years old. During her time there, she will be focusing on studying advanced placement 3rd year Forensics. With an IQ exceeding 150, she is well-prepared for the task ahead. However, there is a sudden change in her demeanor, making her appear just like any other ordinary person, except to Kyoko who seems to understand the situation. The autopsy room quickly fills up with bodies awaiting examination, including a middle-aged man who had a fatal fall from a scaffolding at a construction site. Despite any signs of fatigue, Mao immediately begins the autopsy and makes a surprising discovery that he did not simply sustain a head injury from the fall. (wiki.d-addicts)

Assistant Inspector Fukuie may not fit the typical image of an assistant inspector, but once she delves into an investigation, she becomes completely focused on uncovering the truth. She pays little attention to the hierarchical structure of the organization or the prospect of career advancement. If she has uncertainties, she will not hesitate to pursue her own line of inquiry, regardless of her superiors' opinions. On the other hand, her boss Inspector Ishimatsu holds a starkly contrasting perspective. He values organizational structure and discipline, adhering strictly to protocol. Since Fukuie joined his team, his pride has suffered as she often disregards his instructions to conduct investigations independently, eventually achieving success and enabling him to take credit for her accomplishments. Despite Ishimatsu's preference for conventional investigative methods, Fukuie's unorthodox approach consistently yields results that leave him feeling embarrassed.

Detective Sugiyama Shintaro, an empathetic assistant inspector at Kichijoji Police Station, has successfully closed numerous cases while unintentionally neglecting his family

A couple of years later, Chu So Ngo was promoted to the rank of sergeant in the police force. However, she faced challenges in her career due to the increased responsibilities. She relied on her colleague Chan Siu Sang, who had become her boyfriend, for emotional support and stability. They had plans to marry, but the pressure of waiting for a promotion and So Ngo's reliance on him began to weigh on Siu Sang. He found solace in his neighbor Sum Yeo, whom he saw as a platonic friend. When So Ngo discovered she could not have children, she started questioning whether she and Siu Sang should proceed with their marriage. Eventually, the strain on their relationship led to a mutual decision to break up. Siu Sang found comfort in Sum Yeo, whom he dated briefly before marrying. Meanwhile, So Ngo entered a relationship with taxi driver Yeung Kwong Chiu, who saw a resemblance to his deceased wife in her. Similarly, Sam Yuen and Ching Fung faced challenges in their marriage when Sam Yuen was transferred to the Special Police Unit and focused more on her career than on their relationship. Feeling neglected, Fung turned to alcohol and had a one-night stand with a stranger. As their marriage deteriorated, Sam Yuen immersed herself in her work, particularly in a case involving a serial psycho-sex offender taxi driver. When Sam Yuen became a victim of the offender, Ching Fung supported her through her recovery.

Former elementary school teacher Itsuki Kurasawa is now working as a detective after her daughter was killed by her 12-year-old student, Ruoto Kishi, a case that garnered national attention

An individual infiltrates a political corruption fund worth 2 trillion won in order to secure his survival, only to be murdered by a prominent individual who remains unaware of the breach, resulting in a devastating loss. Seo Dong Ju, a dedicated high-ranking employee at Daesan Group, conceals his ultimate goal of seizing complete control of the corporation. Simultaneously, Yeom Jang Seon, a former intelligence agency leader now working as a law professor, covertly wields influence in the political sphere, deriving satisfaction from manipulating individuals using wealth and authority.

The fabled criminal becomes part of the Xu family through marriage, sparking a battle of intelligence and determination with a stern inspector. Engaged in a game of cat and mouse, the two adversaries gradually transition into a married couple. Unveiled as the "willow thief," Liu Rong was rescued by Lord Su during a major flood in the South thirteen years ago. To show her gratitude, Liu Rong assumes the role of Su Jin Zhen, Lord Su's daughter, and weds Xu Mu Chen. Tasked by Lord Su, she must infiltrate the Xu estate to locate a jade pendant. Initially, neither partner considered their marriage genuine. While appearing as a caring and thoughtful wife during the day, Liu Rong transforms into a notorious outlaw by night. Inspector Xu Mu Chen and the thief engage in numerous clashes. Unaware that his wife is the thief he's pursuing, Xu Mu Chen returns from his encounters with the thief to face more challenges at home. As a result, the daily interactions between an official and a criminal blossom into a charming love story.

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

Aoki Toshio, a cybersecurity task force investigator, is reassigned to the Special Missions Section as a consequence of his actions. He harbors animosity towards Sugishita Ukyo and Kaburagi Wataru, and has been scheming to disrupt the team from within. How will his presence impact the dynamics of the Special Missions Section? (jdramas.wordpress.com)

Confronted with a string of intricate and thrilling cases, how will the team comprising senior chemist Yu Xing Bai, senior inspector Jing Hao Ran from the serious crime unit, and senior doctor Fan Pei Qing decode the mystery gradually? How will they employ scientific methods to unveil the truth and navigate through perilous situations? In the face of grave danger, how will they remain true to their initial goals and accomplish the redemption of themselves and others?

The Special Mission Task Team, led by Ukyo Sugishita within the Metropolitan Police Department, is often underestimated in terms of its significance. This team, comparable to The Odd Couple in Japan, tackles perplexing cases using unconventional and innovative methods.

In the list of top ten famous unsolved cases in Hong Kong, the movie Gun Metal Grey shows the downfall of a police officer who was wrongly accused of murder fifteen years ago. After being released from prison, Shek Tung Sing tries to uncover the truth behind the case but struggles to find evidence to bring the real culprit to justice. Frustrated by the failure of the legal system, Sing takes matters into his own hands, putting his friendship with teammate Mai On Ting at risk. Their relationship is further strained when Sing hurts Ting's girlfriend, Hui Man Him, in an attempt to stop Ting from pursuing the case. As the tension between the two friends escalates, Ting is determined to handle Sing according to the law.

Tokumei Gakari, also known as the Special Mission Task Team, holds a less significant status within the Metropolitan Police Department. Referred to as the "specialists in handling oversized garbage," this team is overseen by Ukyo Sugishita. Ukyo has gained the nickname "the guardian of human resources" due to the belief that those who work under him tend to depart from the team. However, there is a darker reason behind this moniker. Upon Ukyo's arrival at the department with a secret mission, all of his subordinates met mysterious deaths. Despite efforts to conceal the truth, Ukyo teams up with his partner Kaoru Kameyama, a passionate and straightforward individual, to uncover the real stories behind the cases they face.

The Special Mission Task Team, led by Ukyo Sugishita, holds a humble position within the Metropolitan Police Department. Working alongside his partner, they tackle perplexing cases in unconventional and surprising ways, resembling Japan's unique take on The Odd Couple.

The Special Mission Task Team, led by Ukyo Sugishita within the Metropolitan Police Department, holds a less prominent position than one might assume. Working alongside partner Kaoru Kameyama, the team tackles perplexing cases in unconventional and daring ways, resembling Japan's own version of The Odd Couple.

The Special Mission Task Team, led by Ukyo Sugishita and his partner Kaoru Kameyama, operates within the Metropolitan Police Department's lower ranks. Despite its seemingly unimpressive status, the team tackles unconventional cases with a unique and creative approach, reminiscent of The Odd Couple.

The Special Mission Task Team, led by Ukyo Sugishita within the Metropolitan Police Department, may not hold a high rank but is known for its unique approach to solving puzzling cases alongside partner Kaoru Kameyama. Often compared to The Odd Couple, this team tackles unconventional cases in Japan.

The Special Mission Task Team, led by Ukyo Sugishita and his partner Kaoru Kameyama, is situated in the lower ranks of the Metropolitan Police Department. Despite its seemingly insignificant status, this team tackles perplexing cases in unique and unconventional ways, resembling Japan's own version of The Odd Couple.

Inspector Sugishita Ukyo, the leader of the Special Missions Division, comes back from a trip to London and is given a ride home by Assistant Inspector Kanbe Takeru in his sports car, even though Ukyo didn't request it. During their journey, Ukyo spots officers from the Metropolitan Police Department carrying out an operation in Chiba Prefecture, which is outside their usual jurisdiction, sparking his curiosity. The officers were on motorcycles, but when Ukyo tries to track them down, they suddenly disappear. Perplexed, Ukyo decides to launch a thorough investigation. Onoda Koken, the Head of the National Police Agency's Secretariat, approaches Ukyo with news that worries him - Honda Atsuto, a prominent figure in the radical group "Red Canary," has returned to Japan in secret.

The Special Mission Task Team, despite its name, holds a low position within the Metropolitan Police Department, often referred to as the "clean-up crew". Ukyo Sugishita leads this team and is known as "the undertaker of staff" due to rumors of high turnover under his leadership. Another reason for this nickname is the mysterious deaths of Ukyo's subordinates when he first joined the team on a secret mission. The police have kept this incident sealed from further scrutiny.

After completing his training at the police academy, Wataru returns to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. However, he is placed in the public relations division instead of the investigation department. At the same time, Hatsue Kurusu confesses to murdering Futoshi Miyata and is assigned to the #1 investigation division. Futoshi's body was discovered three days prior at an irrigation channel, with the police initially ruling his death as accidental drowning. Hatsue Kurusu requests to be held accountable for his crime. Intrigued by Hatsue's confession, Ukyo initiates a personal investigation into the matter.

Ukyo Sugishita, a member of the Special Missions Unit at the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, works alongside his partner Wataru Kaburagi to crack difficult cases. (jhollywoodnet)

Renowned Metropolitan Police Department special mission officer Ukyo Sugishita teams up with his partner to unravel a mysterious case. In the initial episode, Watanabe Castle ventures to the farthest northern island in search of the elusive Ukyo. (Nikkan Sports News)

Inspector Sugishita Ukyo, a member of the Special Missions Unit at the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, is known for his exceptional deductive skills and ability to solve challenging cases alongside his partner Kaburagi Wataru, a former government official from the Ministry of Justice.

Yakami Hyogo and Negishi Reiko, who were previously married, are both police officers. They got divorced when their daughter Miyuki was two years old. Following the divorce, Hyogo lost contact with his ex-wife and daughter, as is common in Japanese divorces. However, due to a bureaucratic error, Hyogo is now working at the police headquarters where Reiko is the chief. The two of them quickly adapt to the situation, with Reiko urging Hyogo to reveal himself to their daughter, who is now a teenager. Hyogo, on the other hand, wants to first establish a connection with his daughter before disclosing his true identity. As the story unfolds, Hyogo and his colleagues, a diverse group of strong-willed individuals, work together to solve various crimes that serve as the main plots of each episode. Meanwhile, the ongoing narrative of Hyogo's relationship with his daughter and ex-wife ties the episodes together. Once Miyuki learns the truth about Hyogo being her father, how will this revelation affect the future dynamics between Hyogo and Reiko?

The latest season kicks off with a unique investigation that takes the pair to the Consulate-General of Japan in Hong Kong. This marks the first occasion that Aibo has ventured outside its usual setting, following a previous trip to London in the second season. Mizutani noted that the Hong Kong backdrop is a perfect fit for inspector Sugishita Ukyo, given the city's history as a former British colony, which aligns with Ukyo's interest in British culture. Joining Ukyo as his new partner is Kai Toru, who is set to inject a fresh energy into the series.