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	=== Anime ===		=== Anime ===
	Participation in: '''30''' cases (36 episodes)		Participation in: '''30''' cases (36 episodes)
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	=== Openings and Endings ===		=== Openings and Endings ===
	Participation in: '''3''' openings and '''3''' endings		Participation in: '''3''' openings and '''3''' endings
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	=== Movies ===		=== Movies ===
	Participation in: '''7''' movies		Participation in: '''7''' movies
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	=== Openings and Endings ===		=== Openings and Endings ===
	Participation in: '''3''' openings and '''3''' endings		Participation in: '''3''' openings and '''3''' endings
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	=== Movies ===		=== Movies ===
	Participation in: '''7''' movies		Participation in: '''7''' movies
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	=== Anime ===		=== Anime ===
	Participation in: '''30''' cases (36 episodes)		Participation in: '''30''' cases (36 episodes)
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	=== Openings and Endings ===		=== Openings and Endings ===
	Participation in: '''3''' openings and '''3''' endings		Participation in: '''3''' openings and '''3''' endings
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	=== Movies ===		=== Movies ===
	Participation in: '''7''' movies		Participation in: '''7''' movies
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	== Other notable works ==		== Other notable works ==
	=== Anime ===		=== Anime ===
	* ''City Hunter'' ~~series~~: Director		* ''City Hunter'': Director
	* ''Crayon Shin-chan: Action Kamen vs Haigure Maô'': ~~Inbetweener~~		* ''Crayon Shin-chan: Action Kamen vs Haigure Maô'': In-between animation
	* ''Flanders no Inu, Boku no Patrasche'': Director		* ''Flanders no Inu, Boku no Patrasche'': Director
	* ''Lupin III: Part II'': ~~Storyboard,~~ Character design		* ''Lupin III: Part II'': Character design, Storyboard
	* ''Sonic X'': Key animation		* ''Sonic X'': Key animation
	* ''Tokyo Mew Mew'': Key animation		* ''Tokyo Mew Mew'': Key animation
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	# [http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=3545 Kenji Kodama - Anime News Network]		# [http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=3545 Kenji Kodama - Anime News Network]
	# [https://seesaawiki.jp/w/radioi_34/d/%cc%be%c3%b5%c4%e5%a5%b3%a5%ca%a5%f3%a1%ca%a5%b7%a5%ea%a1%bc%a5%ba%a5%ea%a5%b9%a5%c8%a1%cb '''Detective Conan Staff Listing''']		# [https://seesaawiki.jp/w/radioi_34/d/%cc%be%c3%b5%c4%e5%a5%b3%a5%ca%a5%f3%a1%ca%a5%b7%a5%ea%a1%bc%a5%ba%a5%ea%a5%b9%a5%c8%a1%cb '''Detective Conan Staff Listing''']
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	<references>		<references>
	<ref name="alias">[https://snowdrop319.livedoor.blog/archives/85234347.html 覆面コンテマン「上川町人」の正体とは？]</ref>		<ref name="alias">[https://snowdrop319.livedoor.blog/archives/85234347.html 覆面コンテマン「上川町人」の正体とは？]</ref>
	</references>		</references>
			}}
	<references group="Note"/>		<references group="Note"/>

BOBO at 18:36, 1 June 2024

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	\| position = Director <br> Organizer <br> Storyboard <br> {{Bracket\|Episode director\|Technical director}}		\| position = Director <br> Organizer <br> Storyboard <br> {{Bracket\|Episode director\|Technical director}}
	\| years-active = 1970-present		\| years-active = 1970-present
	\| aliases = ~~Chonin Kamikawa~~ <~~small~~>~~({{lang\|ja\|上川町人}})~~</~~small> <br~~> ~~{{Citation needed}}~~		\| aliases = 宮本誠司 <br> 上川町人<ref name="alias"/>
	\| footnotes =		\| footnotes = His actual name is written "児玉兼嗣".
	}}		}}
	{{nihongo\|'''Kenji Kodama'''\|こだま兼嗣\|Kodama Kenji}}, born December 13, 1949, is a Japanese anime director, and storyboard artist. He is best known for directing the anime ''Detective Conan'' and working with the anime ''Lupin III''. He directed the [[anime]] from episodes 1 to 118. He was later replaced by [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] and became chief director from episodes 119 to 252. He was also the director for the first 7 [[movies]].		{{nihongo\|'''Kenji Kodama'''\|こだま兼嗣\|Kodama Kenji}}, born December 13, 1949, is a Japanese anime director, and storyboard artist. He is best known for directing the anime ''Detective Conan'' and working with the anime ''Lupin III''. He directed the [[anime]] from episodes 1 to 118. He was later replaced by [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] and became chief director from episodes 119 to 252. He was also the director for the first 7 [[movies]].

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	In 1970, Kodama worked under Tokyo Movie ~~<small>(~~{{~~lang\|ja~~\|東京ムービー}}~~)</small>~~, afterwards, he joined the production of several anime works such as ''[[wikipedia:Star of the Giants\| Star of the Giants]]'' ~~<small>(~~{{~~lang\|ja~~\|巨人の星}}~~)</small>~~ and ''Ghost Q-Taro'' ~~<small>(~~{{~~lang\|ja~~\|オバケのQ太郎}}~~)</small>~~. Which mainly, he worked as director, technical director, key animator, character designer, and animation director etc. Moreover, when he was working on the production of the series ''[[wikipedia:Lupin the Third\|Lupin the Third]]'' ~~<small>(~~{{~~lang\|ja~~\|ルパン三世}}~~)</small>~~, he had accepted the training from senior animators, [[wikipedia:ja:北原健雄\|Takeo Kitahara]] ~~<small>(~~{{~~lang\|ja~~\|北原健雄}}~~)</small>~~ and [[Yuzo Aoki]].		In 1970, Kodama worked under Tokyo Movie {{jp\|東京ムービー}}, afterwards, he joined the production of several anime works such as ''[[wikipedia:Star of the Giants\| Star of the Giants]]'' {{jp\|巨人の星}} and ''Ghost Q-Taro'' {{jp\|オバケのQ太郎}}. Which mainly, he worked as director, technical director, key animator, character designer, and animation director etc. Moreover, when he was working on the production of the series ''[[wikipedia:Lupin the Third\|Lupin the Third]]'' {{jp\|ルパン三世}}, he had accepted the training from senior animators, [[wikipedia:ja:北原健雄\|Takeo Kitahara]] {{jp\|北原健雄}} and [[Yuzo Aoki]].

	From 1997 to 1980, Kodama was responsible for almost 70% of the animation directing work of the series ''Lupin the Third''. Until he was responsible of the episode directing of the 26th episode of the anime ''[[wikipedia:The Gutsy Frog\|The Gutsy Frog]]'' ~~<small>(~~{{~~lang\|ja~~\|ど根性ガエル}}~~)</small>~~ in 1981, he had just officially debuted as a proper technical director. Furthermore, the second season of the anime ''[[wikipedia:List of Cat's Eye episodes\|Cat's Eye]]'' ~~<small>(~~{{~~lang\|ja~~\|キャッツ・アイ}}~~)</small>~~ from 1983 was the first animation work that Kodama served as the director.		From 1997 to 1980, Kodama was responsible for almost 70% of the animation directing work of the series ''Lupin the Third''. Until he was responsible of the episode directing of the 26th episode of the anime ''[[wikipedia:The Gutsy Frog\|The Gutsy Frog]]'' {{jp\|ど根性ガエル}} in 1981, he had just officially debuted as a proper technical director. Furthermore, the second season of the anime ''[[wikipedia:List of Cat's Eye episodes\|Cat's Eye]]'' {{jp\|キャッツ・アイ}} from 1983 was the first animation work that Kodama served as the director.

	[[File:Kenji Kodama Japan Expo.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|left\|Kenji Kodama at Japan Expo 2010]]		[[File:Kenji Kodama Japan Expo.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|left\|Kenji Kodama at Japan Expo 2010]]

	In 1987, while Kodama was in charge of the director role in the anime ''[[wikipedia:City Hunter\|City Hunter]]'' ~~<small>(~~{{~~lang\|ja~~\|シティーハンター}}~~)</small>~~, he consigned the character design role to his wife, whom he had met when he was working on ''Lupin the Third'' series. On the other hand, he did storyboard, episode director, and screenplay as well. In 1996, Kodama began to serve as the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime and movies. After [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case\|'''Episode 118''': The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]], he was promoted to the chief director of the series, and on the contrary his disciple, Yasuichiro Yamamoto thus became the director. In 2001, after [[The Kidnapper in the Picture\|'''Episode 252''': The Kidnapper in the Picture]], Kodama was no longer the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime and quit the anime production. In 2003, after movie 7, Kodama also quit the ''Detective Conan'' movie production.		In 1987, while Kodama was in charge of the director role in the anime ''[[wikipedia:City Hunter\|City Hunter]]'' {{jp\|シティーハンター}}, he consigned the character design role to his wife, whom he had met when he was working on ''Lupin the Third'' series. On the other hand, he did storyboard, episode director, and screenplay as well. In 1996, Kodama began to serve as the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime and movies. After [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case\|'''Episode 118''': The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]], he was promoted to the chief director of the series, and on the contrary his disciple, Yasuichiro Yamamoto thus became the director. In 2001, after [[The Kidnapper in the Picture\|'''Episode 252''': The Kidnapper in the Picture]], Kodama was no longer the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime and quit the anime production. In 2003, after movie 7, Kodama also quit the ''Detective Conan'' movie production.

	Surprisingly, in 2021, after entirely 18 years, Kenji Kodama, who used the pseudonym {{nihongo\|'''Chonin Kamikawa'''\|上川町人\|Kamikawa Chōnin}}<ref group="Note">'''Note:''' This is a pseudonym based on the fact that Kodama is born in a town named Kamikawa, of Hokkaido. The literal translation would be "Kamikawa ~~people~~".</ref>, returned to the ''Detective Conan'' anime production team and temporarily did the storyboard work of [[Troublesome Kindness\|'''Episode 999''': Troublesome Kindness]].		Surprisingly, in 2021, after entirely 18 years, Kenji Kodama, who used the pseudonym {{nihongo\|'''Chonin Kamikawa'''\|上川町人\|Kamikawa Chōnin}}<ref group="Note">'''Note:''' This is a pseudonym based on the fact that Kodama is born in a town named Kamikawa, of Hokkaido. The literal translation would be "person from Kamikawa".</ref>, returned to the ''Detective Conan'' anime production team and temporarily did the storyboard work of [[Troublesome Kindness\|'''Episode 999''': Troublesome Kindness]].
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	== References ==		== References ==
	# [[wikipedia:ja:こだま兼嗣\|こだま兼嗣 - Wikipedia]] ~~(Japanese)~~		# [[wikipedia:ja:こだま兼嗣\|こだま兼嗣 - Wikipedia]]
	# [http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=3545 Anime News Network]		# [http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=3545 Kenji Kodama - Anime News Network]
			# [https://seesaawiki.jp/w/radioi_34/d/%cc%be%c3%b5%c4%e5%a5%b3%a5%ca%a5%f3%a1%ca%a5%b7%a5%ea%a1%bc%a5%ba%a5%ea%a5%b9%a5%c8%a1%cb '''Detective Conan Staff Listing''']
			<references>
			<ref name="alias">[https://snowdrop319.livedoor.blog/archives/85234347.html 覆面コンテマン「上川町人」の正体とは？]</ref>
			</references>
	<references group="Note"/>		<references group="Note"/>

BOBO: /* Biography */

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	In 1970, Kodama worked under Tokyo Movie <small>({{lang\|ja\|東京ムービー}})</small>, afterwards, he joined the production of several anime works such as ''[[~~Wikipedia~~: Star of the Giants\| Star of the Giants]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|巨人の星}})</small> and ''Ghost Q-Taro'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|オバケのQ太郎}})</small>. Which mainly, he worked as director, technical director, key animator, character designer, and animation director etc. Moreover, when he was working on the production of the series ''[[~~Wikipedia~~: Lupin the Third\|Lupin the Third]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|ルパン三世}})</small>, he had accepted the training from senior animators, [[wikipedia:ja:北原健雄\|Takeo Kitahara]] <small>({{lang\|ja\|北原健雄}})</small> and [[Yuzo Aoki]].		In 1970, Kodama worked under Tokyo Movie <small>({{lang\|ja\|東京ムービー}})</small>, afterwards, he joined the production of several anime works such as ''[[wikipedia:Star of the Giants\| Star of the Giants]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|巨人の星}})</small> and ''Ghost Q-Taro'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|オバケのQ太郎}})</small>. Which mainly, he worked as director, technical director, key animator, character designer, and animation director etc. Moreover, when he was working on the production of the series ''[[wikipedia:Lupin the Third\|Lupin the Third]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|ルパン三世}})</small>, he had accepted the training from senior animators, [[wikipedia:ja:北原健雄\|Takeo Kitahara]] <small>({{lang\|ja\|北原健雄}})</small> and [[Yuzo Aoki]].

			From 1997 to 1980, Kodama was responsible for almost 70% of the animation directing work of the series ''Lupin the Third''. Until he was responsible of the episode directing of the 26th episode of the anime ''[[wikipedia:The Gutsy Frog\|The Gutsy Frog]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|ど根性ガエル}})</small> in 1981, he had just officially debuted as a proper technical director. Furthermore, the second season of the anime ''[[wikipedia:List of Cat's Eye episodes\|Cat's Eye]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|キャッツ・アイ}})</small> from 1983 was the first animation work that Kodama served as the director.

	From 1997 to 1980, Kodama was responsible for almost 70% of the animation directing work of the series ''Lupin the Third''. Until he was responsible of the episode directing of the 26th episode of the anime ''[[Wikipedia: The Gutsy Frog\|The Gutsy Frog]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|ど根性ガエル}})</small> in 1981, he had just officially debuted as a proper technical director. Furthermore, the second season of the anime ''[[Wikipedia: List of Cat's Eye episodes\|Cat's Eye]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|キャッツ・アイ}})</small> from 1983 was the first animation work that Kodama served as the director.
	[[File:Kenji Kodama Japan Expo.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|left\|Kenji Kodama at Japan Expo 2010]]		[[File:Kenji Kodama Japan Expo.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|left\|Kenji Kodama at Japan Expo 2010]]
	In 1987, while Kodama was in charge of the director role in the anime ''[[Wikipedia: City Hunter\|City Hunter]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|シティーハンター}})</small>, he consigned the character design role to his wife, whom he had met when he was working on ''Lupin the Third'' series. On the other hand, he did storyboard, episode director, and screenplay as well. In 1996, Kodama began to serve as the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime and movies. After [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]], he was promoted to the chief director of the series, and on the contrary his disciple, Yasuichiro Yamamoto thus became the director. In 2001, after [[The Kidnapper in the Picture]], Kodama was no longer the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime and quit the anime production. In 2003, after movie 7, Kodama also quit the ''Detective Conan'' movie production.

	Surprisingly, in 2021, after entirely 18 years, Kenji Kodama, who used the pseudonym {{nihongo\|'''Chonin Kamikawa'''\|上川町人\|Kamikawa Chōnin}}<ref group="Note">'''Note:''' This is a pseudonym based on the fact that Kodama is born in a town named Kamikawa, of Hokkaido. The literal translation would be "Kamikawa people".</ref>, returned to the ''Detective Conan'' anime production team and temporarily did the storyboard work of [[Troublesome Kindness]].		In 1987, while Kodama was in charge of the director role in the anime ''[[wikipedia:City Hunter\|City Hunter]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|シティーハンター}})</small>, he consigned the character design role to his wife, whom he had met when he was working on ''Lupin the Third'' series. On the other hand, he did storyboard, episode director, and screenplay as well. In 1996, Kodama began to serve as the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime and movies. After [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case\|'''Episode 118''': The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]], he was promoted to the chief director of the series, and on the contrary his disciple, Yasuichiro Yamamoto thus became the director. In 2001, after [[The Kidnapper in the Picture\|'''Episode 252''': The Kidnapper in the Picture]], Kodama was no longer the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime and quit the anime production. In 2003, after movie 7, Kodama also quit the ''Detective Conan'' movie production.

			Surprisingly, in 2021, after entirely 18 years, Kenji Kodama, who used the pseudonym {{nihongo\|'''Chonin Kamikawa'''\|上川町人\|Kamikawa Chōnin}}<ref group="Note">'''Note:''' This is a pseudonym based on the fact that Kodama is born in a town named Kamikawa, of Hokkaido. The literal translation would be "Kamikawa people".</ref>, returned to the ''Detective Conan'' anime production team and temporarily did the storyboard work of [[Troublesome Kindness\|'''Episode 999''': Troublesome Kindness]].
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BOBO: /* Works in Detective Conan */

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Works in Detective Conan

BOBO: /* Biography */

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	In 1987, while Kodama was in charge of the director role in the anime ''[[Wikipedia: City Hunter\|City Hunter]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|シティーハンター}})</small>, he consigned the character design role to his wife, whom he had met when he was working on ''Lupin the Third'' series. On the other hand, he did storyboard, episode director, and screenplay as well. In 1996, Kodama began to serve as the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime and movies. After [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]], he was promoted to the chief director of the series, and on the contrary his disciple, Yasuichiro Yamamoto thus became the director. In 2001, after [[The Kidnapper in the Picture]], Kodama was no longer the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime and quit the anime production. In 2003, after movie 7, Kodama also quit the ''Detective Conan'' movie production.		In 1987, while Kodama was in charge of the director role in the anime ''[[Wikipedia: City Hunter\|City Hunter]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|シティーハンター}})</small>, he consigned the character design role to his wife, whom he had met when he was working on ''Lupin the Third'' series. On the other hand, he did storyboard, episode director, and screenplay as well. In 1996, Kodama began to serve as the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime and movies. After [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]], he was promoted to the chief director of the series, and on the contrary his disciple, Yasuichiro Yamamoto thus became the director. In 2001, after [[The Kidnapper in the Picture]], Kodama was no longer the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime and quit the anime production. In 2003, after movie 7, Kodama also quit the ''Detective Conan'' movie production.

	Surprisingly, in 2021, after entirely 18 years, Kenji Kodama, who used the pseudonym {{nihongo\|'''Chonin Kamikawa'''\|上川町人\|Kamikawa Chōnin}}<ref group="Note">This is a pseudonym based on the fact that Kodama is born in a town named Kamikawa, of Hokkaido. The literal translation would be "Kamikawa people".</ref>, returned to the ''Detective Conan'' anime production team and temporarily did the storyboard work of [[Troublesome Kindness]].		Surprisingly, in 2021, after entirely 18 years, Kenji Kodama, who used the pseudonym {{nihongo\|'''Chonin Kamikawa'''\|上川町人\|Kamikawa Chōnin}}<ref group="Note">'''Note:''' This is a pseudonym based on the fact that Kodama is born in a town named Kamikawa, of Hokkaido. The literal translation would be "Kamikawa people".</ref>, returned to the ''Detective Conan'' anime production team and temporarily did the storyboard work of [[Troublesome Kindness]].
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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	In 1970, Kodama worked under Tokyo Movie <small>({{lang\|ja\|東京ムービー}})</small>, afterwards, he joined the production of several anime works such as ''[[~~Wikipedia~~: Star of the Giants\| Star of the Giants]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|巨人の星}})</small> and ''Ghost Q-Taro'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|オバケのQ太郎}})</small>. Which mainly, he worked as director, technical director, key animator, character designer, and animation director etc. Moreover, when he was working on the production of the series ''[[~~Wikipedia~~: Lupin the Third\|Lupin the Third]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|ルパン三世}})</small>, he had accepted the training from senior animators, [[wikipedia:ja:北原健雄\|Takeo Kitahara]] <small>({{lang\|ja\|北原健雄}})</small> and [[Yuzo Aoki]].		In 1970, Kodama worked under Tokyo Movie <small>({{lang\|ja\|東京ムービー}})</small>, afterwards, he joined the production of several anime works such as ''[[wikipedia:Star of the Giants\| Star of the Giants]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|巨人の星}})</small> and ''Ghost Q-Taro'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|オバケのQ太郎}})</small>. Which mainly, he worked as director, technical director, key animator, character designer, and animation director etc. Moreover, when he was working on the production of the series ''[[wikipedia:Lupin the Third\|Lupin the Third]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|ルパン三世}})</small>, he had accepted the training from senior animators, [[wikipedia:ja:北原健雄\|Takeo Kitahara]] <small>({{lang\|ja\|北原健雄}})</small> and [[Yuzo Aoki]].

			From 1997 to 1980, Kodama was responsible for almost 70% of the animation directing work of the series ''Lupin the Third''. Until he was responsible of the episode directing of the 26th episode of the anime ''[[wikipedia:The Gutsy Frog\|The Gutsy Frog]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|ど根性ガエル}})</small> in 1981, he had just officially debuted as a proper technical director. Furthermore, the second season of the anime ''[[wikipedia:List of Cat's Eye episodes\|Cat's Eye]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|キャッツ・アイ}})</small> from 1983 was the first animation work that Kodama served as the director.

	From 1997 to 1980, Kodama was responsible for almost 70% of the animation directing work of the series ''Lupin the Third''. Until he was responsible of the episode directing of the 26th episode of the anime ''[[Wikipedia: The Gutsy Frog\|The Gutsy Frog]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|ど根性ガエル}})</small> in 1981, he had just officially debuted as a proper technical director. Furthermore, the second season of the anime ''[[Wikipedia: List of Cat's Eye episodes\|Cat's Eye]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|キャッツ・アイ}})</small> from 1983 was the first animation work that Kodama served as the director.
	[[File:Kenji Kodama Japan Expo.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|left\|Kenji Kodama at Japan Expo 2010]]		[[File:Kenji Kodama Japan Expo.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|left\|Kenji Kodama at Japan Expo 2010]]
	In 1987, while Kodama was in charge of the director role in the anime ''[[Wikipedia: City Hunter\|City Hunter]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|シティーハンター}})</small>, he consigned the character design role to his wife, whom he had met when he was working on ''Lupin the Third'' series. On the other hand, he did storyboard, episode director, and screenplay as well. In 1996, Kodama began to serve as the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime and movies. After [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]], he was promoted to the chief director of the series, and on the contrary his disciple, Yasuichiro Yamamoto thus became the director. In 2001, after [[The Kidnapper in the Picture]], Kodama was no longer the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime and quit the anime production. In 2003, after movie 7, Kodama also quit the ''Detective Conan'' movie production.

	Surprisingly, in 2021, after entirely 18 years, Kenji Kodama, who used the pseudonym {{nihongo\|'''Chonin Kamikawa'''\|上川町人\|Kamikawa Chōnin}}<ref group="Note">'''Note:''' This is a pseudonym based on the fact that Kodama is born in a town named Kamikawa, of Hokkaido. The literal translation would be "Kamikawa people".</ref>, returned to the ''Detective Conan'' anime production team and temporarily did the storyboard work of [[Troublesome Kindness]].		In 1987, while Kodama was in charge of the director role in the anime ''[[wikipedia:City Hunter\|City Hunter]]'' <small>({{lang\|ja\|シティーハンター}})</small>, he consigned the character design role to his wife, whom he had met when he was working on ''Lupin the Third'' series. On the other hand, he did storyboard, episode director, and screenplay as well. In 1996, Kodama began to serve as the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime and movies. After [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case\|'''Episode 118''': The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]], he was promoted to the chief director of the series, and on the contrary his disciple, Yasuichiro Yamamoto thus became the director. In 2001, after [[The Kidnapper in the Picture\|'''Episode 252''': The Kidnapper in the Picture]], Kodama was no longer the director of the ''Detective Conan'' anime and quit the anime production. In 2003, after movie 7, Kodama also quit the ''Detective Conan'' movie production.

			Surprisingly, in 2021, after entirely 18 years, Kenji Kodama, who used the pseudonym {{nihongo\|'''Chonin Kamikawa'''\|上川町人\|Kamikawa Chōnin}}<ref group="Note">'''Note:''' This is a pseudonym based on the fact that Kodama is born in a town named Kamikawa, of Hokkaido. The literal translation would be "Kamikawa people".</ref>, returned to the ''Detective Conan'' anime production team and temporarily did the storyboard work of [[Troublesome Kindness\|'''Episode 999''': Troublesome Kindness]].
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	\|1\|\|1\|\|[[~~Episode 1\|~~Roller Coaster Murder Case]]\|\|January 8, 1996\|\|Storyboard, Episode director\|\|		\|1\|\|1\|\|[[Roller Coaster Murder Case]]\|\|January 8, 1996\|\|Storyboard, Episode director\|\|
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	\|2\|\|2\|\|[[~~Episode 2\|~~Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case]]\|\|January 15, 1996\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|2\|\|2\|\|[[Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case]]\|\|January 15, 1996\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|11\|\|11-12\|\|[[~~Episode 11\|~~Moonlight Sonata Murder Case]]\|\|April 8, 1996\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|1 hour		\|11\|\|11-12\|\|[[Moonlight Sonata Murder Case]]\|\|April 8, 1996\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|1 hour
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	\|22\|\|23\|\|[[~~Episode 22~~\|Luxury Liner Serial Murder Case (Part 1)]]\|\|July 1, 1996\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|22\|\|23\|\|[[Luxury Liner Serial Murder Case\|Luxury Liner Serial Murder Case (Part 1)]]\|\|July 1, 1996\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|27\|\|28\|\|[[~~Episode 27~~\|Kogoro's Class Reunion Murder Case (Part 1)]]\|\|August 5, 1996\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|27\|\|28\|\|[[Kogoro's Class Reunion Murder Case\|Kogoro's Class Reunion Murder Case (Part 1)]]\|\|August 5, 1996\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|28\|\|29\|\|[[~~Episode 28~~\|Kogoro's Class Reunion Murder Case (Part 2)]]\|\|August 12, 1996\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|28\|\|29\|\|[[Kogoro's Class Reunion Murder Case\|Kogoro's Class Reunion Murder Case (Part 2)]]\|\|August 12, 1996\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|32\|\|33\|\|[[~~Episode 32\|~~Coffee Shop Murder Case]]\|\|September 9, 1996\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|32\|\|33\|\|[[Coffee Shop Murder Case]]\|\|September 9, 1996\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|43\|\|44\|\|[[~~Episode 43\|~~Conan Edogawa Kidnapping Case]]\|\|January 13, 1997\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|43\|\|44\|\|[[Conan Edogawa Kidnapping Case]]\|\|January 13, 1997\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|67\|\|69\|\|[[~~Episode 67\|~~Stage Actress Murder Case]]\|\|July 14, 1997\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|67\|\|69\|\|[[Stage Actress Murder Case]]\|\|July 14, 1997\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|76\|\|78-79\|\|[[~~Episode 76\|~~Conan vs. Kaitou Kid]]\|\|September 22, 1997\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|1 hour		\|76\|\|78-79\|\|[[Conan vs. Kaitou Kid]]\|\|September 22, 1997\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|1 hour
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	\|77\|\|80\|\|[[~~Episode 77~~\|Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case (Part 1)]]\|\|October 20, 1997\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|77\|\|80\|\|[[Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case\|Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case (Part 1)]]\|\|October 20, 1997\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|80\|\|83\|\|[[~~Episode 80\|~~The Wandering Artist Murder Case]]\|\|November 10, 1997\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|80\|\|83\|\|[[The Wandering Artist Murder Case]]\|\|November 10, 1997\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|85\|\|88\|\|[[~~Episode 85~~\|Ski Lodge Murder Case (Part 2)]]\|\|December 15, 1997\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|85\|\|88\|\|[[Ski Lodge Murder Case\|Ski Lodge Murder Case (Part 2)]]\|\|December 15, 1997\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|87\|\|90\|\|[[~~Episode 87\|~~The Crane's Return of a Favor Murder Case]]\|\|January 19, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|87\|\|90\|\|[[The Crane's Return of a Favor Murder Case]]\|\|January 19, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|103\|\|109\|\|[[~~Episode 103~~\|The Historical Actor Murder Case (Part 2)]]\|\|May 25, 1998\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|103\|\|109\|\|[[The Historical Actor Murder Case\|The Historical Actor Murder Case (Part 2)]]\|\|May 25, 1998\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|109\|\|115\|\|[[~~Episode 109\|~~Detective Club Pursuit Case]]\|\|July 13, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|109\|\|115\|\|[[Detective Club Pursuit Case]]\|\|July 13, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|111\|\|117\|\|[[~~Episode 111~~\|Cooking Classroom Murder Case (Part 2)]]\|\|August 3, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|111\|\|117\|\|[[Cooking Classroom Murder Case\|Cooking Classroom Murder Case (Part 2)]]\|\|August 3, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|114\|\|120\|\|[[~~Episode 114~~\|Scuba Diving Murder Case (Part 1)]]\|\|August 24, 1998\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|114\|\|120\|\|[[Scuba Diving Murder Case\|Scuba Diving Murder Case (Part 1)]]\|\|August 24, 1998\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|119\|\|126\|\|[[~~Episode 119\|~~The Kamen Yaiba Murder Case]]\|\|October 12, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|119\|\|126\|\|[[The Kamen Yaiba Murder Case]]\|\|October 12, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|124\|\|131\|\|[[~~Episode 124~~\|A Mysterious Sniper Murder Case (Part 1)]]\|\|November 16, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|124\|\|131\|\|[[A Mysterious Sniper Murder Case\|A Mysterious Sniper Murder Case (Part 1)]]\|\|November 16, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|146\|\|156\|\|[[~~Episode 146~~\|Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story (Part 1)]]\|\|May 24, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|146\|\|156\|\|[[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story\|Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story (Part 1)]]\|\|May 24, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|147\|\|157\|\|[[~~Episode 147~~\|Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story (Part 2)]]\|\|May 31, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|147\|\|157\|\|[[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story\|Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story (Part 2)]]\|\|May 31, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|153\|\|163\|\|[[~~Episode 153~~\|Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story (Part 1)]]\|\|July 19, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|153\|\|163\|\|[[Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story\|Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story (Part 1)]]\|\|July 19, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|154\|\|164\|\|[[~~Episode 154~~\|Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story (Part 2)]]\|\|July 26, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|154\|\|164\|\|[[Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story\|Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story (Part 2)]]\|\|July 26, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|159\|\|169\|\|[[~~Episode 159~~\|The Legend of the Mysterious Five Storied Pagoda (Part 1)]]\|\|September 6, 1999\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|159\|\|169\|\|[[The Legend of the Mysterious Five Storied Pagoda\|The Legend of the Mysterious Five Storied Pagoda (Part 1)]]\|\|September 6, 1999\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|160\|\|170\|\|[[~~Episode 160~~\|The Legend of the Mysterious Five Storied Pagoda (Part 2)]]\|\|September 13, 1999\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|160\|\|170\|\|[[The Legend of the Mysterious Five Storied Pagoda\|The Legend of the Mysterious Five Storied Pagoda (Part 2)]]\|\|September 13, 1999\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|161\|\|171\|\|[[~~Episode 161\|~~The Murder Floating in the Water Stream Restaurant]]\|\|September 20, 1999\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|161\|\|171\|\|[[The Murder Floating in the Water Stream Restaurant]]\|\|September 20, 1999\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|162\|\|172-173\|\|[[~~Episode 162\|~~The Locked Room in the Sky: Shinichi Kudo's First Case]]\|\|September 27, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|1 hour		\|162\|\|172-173\|\|[[The Locked Room in the Sky: Shinichi Kudo's First Case]]\|\|September 27, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|1 hour
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	\|190\|\|205\|\|[[~~Episode 190~~\|The Desperate Revival - The Third Choice]]\|\|May 15, 2000\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|190\|\|205\|\|[[The Desperate Revival\|The Desperate Revival: The Third Choice]]\|\|May 15, 2000\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|201\|\|216\|\|[[~~Episode 201~~\|The Tenth Passenger (Part 1)]]\|\|July 31, 2000\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|201\|\|216\|\|[[The Tenth Passenger\|The Tenth Passenger (Part 1)]]\|\|July 31, 2000\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|202\|\|217\|\|[[~~Episode 202~~\|The Tenth Passenger (Part 2)]]\|\|August 7, 2000\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|202\|\|217\|\|[[The Tenth Passenger\|The Tenth Passenger (Part 2)]]\|\|August 7, 2000\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|208\|\|224-225\|\|[[~~Episode 208\|~~The Entrance to the Maze: The Anger of the Colossus]]\|\|October 9, 2000\|\|Storyboard\|\|1 hour		\|208\|\|224-225\|\|[[The Entrance to the Maze: The Anger of the Colossus]]\|\|October 9, 2000\|\|Storyboard\|\|1 hour
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	\|236\|\|255\|\|[[~~Episode 236~~\|The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour (Part 1)]]\|\|June 4, 2001\|\|Storyboard\|\|Mystery tour		\|236\|\|255\|\|[[The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour\|The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour (Part 1)]]\|\|June 4, 2001\|\|Storyboard\|\|Mystery tour
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	\|237\|\|256\|\|[[~~Episode 237~~\|The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour (Part 2)]]\|\|June 11, 2001\|\|Storyboard\|\|Mystery tour		\|237\|\|256\|\|[[The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour\|The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour (Part 2)]]\|\|June 11, 2001\|\|Storyboard\|\|Mystery tour
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	\|263\|\|282-285\|\|[[~~Episode 263\|~~The Osaka Double Mystery - The Naniwa Swordsman and Toyotomi's Castle]]\|\|January 7, 2002\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|2 hours		\|263\|\|282-285\|\|[[The Osaka Double Mystery - The Naniwa Swordsman and Toyotomi's Castle]]\|\|January 7, 2002\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|2 hours
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	\|999\|\|1056\|\|[[~~Episode 999\|~~Troublesome Kindness]]\|\|February 27, 2021\|\|Storyboard\|\|Under pseudonym <br> '''上川町人'''		\|999\|\|1056\|\|[[Troublesome Kindness]]\|\|February 27, 2021\|\|Storyboard\|\|Under pseudonym <br> '''上川町人'''
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	\|2\|\|2\|\|[[Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case]]\|\|January 15, 1996\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|2\|\|2\|\|[[Episode 2\|Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case]]\|\|January 15, 1996\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|11\|\|11-12\|\|[[Moonlight Sonata Murder Case]]\|\|April 8, 1996\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|1 hour		\|11\|\|11-12\|\|[[Episode 11\|Moonlight Sonata Murder Case]]\|\|April 8, 1996\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|1 hour
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	\|22\|\|23\|\|[[~~Luxury Liner Serial Murder Case~~\|Luxury Liner Serial Murder Case (Part 1)]]\|\|July 1, 1996\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|22\|\|23\|\|[[Episode 22\|Luxury Liner Serial Murder Case (Part 1)]]\|\|July 1, 1996\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|27\|\|28\|\|[[~~Kogoro's Class Reunion Murder Case~~\|Kogoro's Class Reunion Murder Case (Part 1)]]\|\|August 5, 1996\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|27\|\|28\|\|[[Episode 27\|Kogoro's Class Reunion Murder Case (Part 1)]]\|\|August 5, 1996\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|28\|\|29\|\|[[~~Kogoro's Class Reunion Murder Case~~\|Kogoro's Class Reunion Murder Case (Part 2)]]\|\|August 12, 1996\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|28\|\|29\|\|[[Episode 28\|Kogoro's Class Reunion Murder Case (Part 2)]]\|\|August 12, 1996\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|32\|\|33\|\|[[Coffee Shop Murder Case]]\|\|September 9, 1996\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|32\|\|33\|\|[[Episode 32\|Coffee Shop Murder Case]]\|\|September 9, 1996\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|43\|\|44\|\|[[Conan Edogawa Kidnapping Case]]\|\|January 13, 1997\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|43\|\|44\|\|[[Episode 43\|Conan Edogawa Kidnapping Case]]\|\|January 13, 1997\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|67\|\|69\|\|[[Stage Actress Murder Case]]\|\|July 14, 1997\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|67\|\|69\|\|[[Episode 67\|Stage Actress Murder Case]]\|\|July 14, 1997\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|76\|\|78-79\|\|[[Conan vs. Kaitou Kid]]\|\|September 22, 1997\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|1 hour		\|76\|\|78-79\|\|[[Episode 76\|Conan vs. Kaitou Kid]]\|\|September 22, 1997\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|1 hour
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	\|77\|\|80\|\|[[~~Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case~~\|Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case (Part 1)]]\|\|October 20, 1997\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|77\|\|80\|\|[[Episode 77\|Distinguished Family's Consecutive Accidental Death Case (Part 1)]]\|\|October 20, 1997\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|80\|\|83\|\|[[The Wandering Artist Murder Case]]\|\|November 10, 1997\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|80\|\|83\|\|[[Episode 80\|The Wandering Artist Murder Case]]\|\|November 10, 1997\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|85\|\|88\|\|[[~~Ski Lodge Murder Case~~\|Ski Lodge Murder Case (Part 2)]]\|\|December 15, 1997\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|85\|\|88\|\|[[Episode 85\|Ski Lodge Murder Case (Part 2)]]\|\|December 15, 1997\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|87\|\|90\|\|[[The Crane's Return of a Favor Murder Case]]\|\|January 19, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|87\|\|90\|\|[[Episode 87\|The Crane's Return of a Favor Murder Case]]\|\|January 19, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|103\|\|109\|\|[[~~The Historical Actor Murder Case~~\|The Historical Actor Murder Case (Part 2)]]\|\|May 25, 1998\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|103\|\|109\|\|[[Episode 103\|The Historical Actor Murder Case (Part 2)]]\|\|May 25, 1998\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|109\|\|115\|\|[[Detective Club Pursuit Case]]\|\|July 13, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|109\|\|115\|\|[[Episode 109\|Detective Club Pursuit Case]]\|\|July 13, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|111\|\|117\|\|[[~~Cooking Classroom Murder Case~~\|Cooking Classroom Murder Case (Part 2)]]\|\|August 3, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|111\|\|117\|\|[[Episode 111\|Cooking Classroom Murder Case (Part 2)]]\|\|August 3, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|114\|\|120\|\|[[~~Scuba Diving Murder Case~~\|Scuba Diving Murder Case (Part 1)]]\|\|August 24, 1998\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|114\|\|120\|\|[[Episode 114\|Scuba Diving Murder Case (Part 1)]]\|\|August 24, 1998\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|119\|\|126\|\|[[The Kamen Yaiba Murder Case]]\|\|October 12, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|119\|\|126\|\|[[Episode 119\|The Kamen Yaiba Murder Case]]\|\|October 12, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|124\|\|131\|\|[[~~A Mysterious Sniper Murder Case~~\|A Mysterious Sniper Murder Case (Part 1)]]\|\|November 16, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|124\|\|131\|\|[[Episode 124\|A Mysterious Sniper Murder Case (Part 1)]]\|\|November 16, 1998\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|146\|\|156\|\|[[~~Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story~~\|Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story (Part 1)]]\|\|May 24, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|146\|\|156\|\|[[Episode 146\|Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story (Part 1)]]\|\|May 24, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|147\|\|157\|\|[[~~Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story~~\|Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story (Part 2)]]\|\|May 31, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|147\|\|157\|\|[[Episode 147\|Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story (Part 2)]]\|\|May 31, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|153\|\|163\|\|[[~~Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story~~\|Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story (Part 1)]]\|\|July 19, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|153\|\|163\|\|[[Episode 153\|Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story (Part 1)]]\|\|July 19, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|154\|\|164\|\|[[~~Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story~~\|Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story (Part 2)]]\|\|July 26, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|154\|\|164\|\|[[Episode 154\|Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story (Part 2)]]\|\|July 26, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|159\|\|169\|\|[[~~The Legend of the Mysterious Five Storied Pagoda~~\|The Legend of the Mysterious Five Storied Pagoda (Part 1)]]\|\|September 6, 1999\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|159\|\|169\|\|[[Episode 159\|The Legend of the Mysterious Five Storied Pagoda (Part 1)]]\|\|September 6, 1999\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|160\|\|170\|\|[[~~The Legend of the Mysterious Five Storied Pagoda~~\|The Legend of the Mysterious Five Storied Pagoda (Part 2)]]\|\|September 13, 1999\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|160\|\|170\|\|[[Episode 160\|The Legend of the Mysterious Five Storied Pagoda (Part 2)]]\|\|September 13, 1999\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|161\|\|171\|\|[[The Murder Floating in the Water Stream Restaurant]]\|\|September 20, 1999\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|161\|\|171\|\|[[Episode 161\|The Murder Floating in the Water Stream Restaurant]]\|\|September 20, 1999\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|162\|\|172-173\|\|[[The Locked Room in the Sky: Shinichi Kudo's First Case]]\|\|September 27, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|1 hour		\|162\|\|172-173\|\|[[Episode 162\|The Locked Room in the Sky: Shinichi Kudo's First Case]]\|\|September 27, 1999\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|1 hour
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	\|190\|\|205\|\|[[~~The Desperate Revival~~\|The Desperate Revival - The Third Choice]]\|\|May 15, 2000\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|		\|190\|\|205\|\|[[Episode 190\|The Desperate Revival - The Third Choice]]\|\|May 15, 2000\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|
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	\|201\|\|216\|\|[[~~The Tenth Passenger~~\|The Tenth Passenger (Part 1)]]\|\|July 31, 2000\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|201\|\|216\|\|[[Episode 201\|The Tenth Passenger (Part 1)]]\|\|July 31, 2000\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|202\|\|217\|\|[[~~The Tenth Passenger~~\|The Tenth Passenger (Part 2)]]\|\|August 7, 2000\|\|Storyboard\|\|		\|202\|\|217\|\|[[Episode 202\|The Tenth Passenger (Part 2)]]\|\|August 7, 2000\|\|Storyboard\|\|
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	\|208\|\|224-225\|\|[[The Entrance to the Maze: The Anger of the Colossus]]\|\|October 9, 2000\|\|Storyboard\|\|1 hour		\|208\|\|224-225\|\|[[Episode 208\|The Entrance to the Maze: The Anger of the Colossus]]\|\|October 9, 2000\|\|Storyboard\|\|1 hour
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	\|236\|\|255\|\|[[~~The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour~~\|The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour (Part 1)]]\|\|June 4, 2001\|\|Storyboard\|\|Mystery tour		\|236\|\|255\|\|[[Episode 236\|The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour (Part 1)]]\|\|June 4, 2001\|\|Storyboard\|\|Mystery tour
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	\|237\|\|256\|\|[[~~The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour~~\|The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour (Part 2)]]\|\|June 11, 2001\|\|Storyboard\|\|Mystery tour		\|237\|\|256\|\|[[Episode 237\|The Nanki Shirahama Mystery Tour (Part 2)]]\|\|June 11, 2001\|\|Storyboard\|\|Mystery tour
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	\|263\|\|282-285\|\|[[The Osaka Double Mystery - The Naniwa Swordsman and Toyotomi's Castle]]\|\|January 7, 2002\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|2 hours		\|263\|\|282-285\|\|[[Episode 263\|The Osaka Double Mystery - The Naniwa Swordsman and Toyotomi's Castle]]\|\|January 7, 2002\|\|Organizer, Storyboard\|\|2 hours
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	\|999\|\|1056\|\|[[Troublesome Kindness]]\|\|February 27, 2021\|\|Storyboard\|\|Under pseudonym <br> '''上川町人'''		\|999\|\|1056\|\|[[Episode 999\|Troublesome Kindness]]\|\|February 27, 2021\|\|Storyboard\|\|Under pseudonym <br> '''上川町人'''
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