Top Cast
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Noriyuki Higashiyama
Seiya Takano
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Shiro Sano
Shuji Igarashi
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Mikako Ichikawa
Kyoko Idemizu
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Kotomi Kyono
Momo Ogata
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Go Morita
Ryosuke Noda
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Kenta Suga
Kindaichi/Hajime Kaneda
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Shirō Itō
Chief Yamaguchi/Chief of Holmes Agency
Overview
This story about a detective who has a huge appetite is adapted from a manga by Daisuke Terasawa.
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