Sasurai Shocho Kazama Shohei 10

~~ Adapted from the novel "Sasurai Shocho Kazama Shohei Series" (さすらい署長・風間昭平シリーズ) by Nakatsu Fumihiko (中津文彦).

Crayon Pop TV

7.0

The Bunker

Tantei Samonji Susumu 16: Tanin ni Natta Onna

Yukiko impersonating Chisato, a woman who inherited a huge heritage, Yuri, a younger sister who survived Chisato, and Ishizaki, a fraudster aiming for heritage. Samonji is involved in the human relationship where the…

Ooka Echizen

7.5

Ooka Tadasuke was a magistrate of Ise Yamada (modern-day Ise City in Mie Prefecture). In 1712, he sentenced a thief who was causing a stir in the village. The culprit was a great-grandson of Tokugawa Ieyasu and the…

Sosa Kenji Chikamatsu Shigemichi 13

Investigative public prosecutor Chikamatsu has been assigned to Okayama to take charge of the prosecution of Terasaki, who confessed to committing a murder.

Ohlala School

6.7

Onsen Maruhi Daisakusen 12: Hokkaido Toyako ni Uzumaku Bijin Sanshimai no Inbo!?

Ryoko Sakka Chaya Jiro 11

2.0

Chaya Jiro, a travel writer, and Yamakura Shinkichi, former deputy editor-in-chief of Weekly Royal, visit Kinugawa for an interview.

Okashina Keiji 10: Hanagasa Matsuri Satsujin Jiken Futatsu no Shitai to Nigaoe no Bijo

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