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Tuan: /* Resolution */ minor

2025-12-18T09:33:30Z

Resolution: minor

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	Conan calls Ayanokoji pretending to be Kogoro and arranges for all the suspects to gather at Ryokan Akatsuki. When everyone gathers, Kogoro says he did not call them over, but Conan knocks him unconscious with his wristwatch. The deduction starts, with Kogoro explaining that Takeshi Yamaoka's death was a '''suicide'''. He could not grieve his brother's disappearance and decided to frame Miku Nishino with his own suicide, since he believed she killed Kazuo. He stole the relics from Urasawa-jinja and went by boat to the island across the harbor to start his plan. He built a cabin there where he prepared a boat and dying ingredients. Following that, he ~~died~~ his own hair white and wore the turtle shell and put the larger relic box on the boat. Before that, he snuck into Nishino's house and put the small relic box in her room along with the [[wikipedia:Blue poison dart frog\|poisonous frog]] from which he extracted poison. Before his death, he climbed into the boat and took the poison extracted from the frog and let the currents carry his body over to the shore. Now, this disproves Nishino's guilt in Takeshi's death, but she is not completely innocent.		Conan calls Ayanokoji pretending to be Kogoro and arranges for all the suspects to gather at Ryokan Akatsuki. When everyone gathers, Kogoro says he did not call them over, but Conan knocks him unconscious with his wristwatch. The deduction starts, with Kogoro explaining that Takeshi Yamaoka's death was a '''suicide'''. He could not grieve his brother's disappearance and decided to frame Miku Nishino with his own suicide, since he believed she killed Kazuo. He stole the relics from Urasawa-jinja and went by boat to the island across the harbor to start his plan. He built a cabin there where he prepared a boat and dying ingredients. Following that, he dyed his own hair white and wore the turtle shell and put the larger relic box on the boat. Before that, he snuck into Nishino's house and put the small relic box in her room along with the [[wikipedia:Blue poison dart frog\|poisonous frog]] from which he extracted poison. Before his death, he climbed into the boat and took the poison extracted from the frog and let the currents carry his body over to the shore. Now, this disproves Nishino's guilt in Takeshi's death, but she is not completely innocent.

	Indeed, '''Miku Nishino''' is the culprit behind Kazuo Yamaoka's disappearance four years ago. The clues that pointed to her guilt were how she quickly accepted his death and how she built the lavish Akatsuki Ryokan using his life insurance. She built the hotel despite restrictive building laws and mostly was able to do so by inheriting fisherman Kazuo's boathouse, thus hinting that she only married him for the land the house stood on. She also killed Hitomi Togashi before she could reveal that she saw Nishino speaking to her dead husband, which is evidenced by Togashi's distinctive chocolate syrup which can be found under Nishino's shoes. After she was first knocked unconscious by Nishino, Togashi most likely grabbed the heel of Nishino's shoes to leave evidence, after which she was beaten to death. Without acknowledging killing Togashi, Nishino says that there is no evidence that she has Kazuo's dead body, but Kogoro refutes that, pointing at her hotel's peculiar structure. The roman baths have unusually thick walls despite the hotel being not that big, and a statue is placed in the wall with a sign "do not touch", hinting that she hid the body there. He asks her to surrender since they have evidence she killed the two, but Nishino decides otherwise.		Indeed, '''Miku Nishino''' is the culprit behind Kazuo Yamaoka's disappearance four years ago. The clues that pointed to her guilt were how she quickly accepted his death and how she built the lavish Akatsuki Ryokan using his life insurance. She built the hotel despite restrictive building laws and mostly was able to do so by inheriting fisherman Kazuo's boathouse, thus hinting that she only married him for the land the house stood on. She also killed Hitomi Togashi before she could reveal that she saw Nishino speaking to her dead husband, which is evidenced by Togashi's distinctive chocolate syrup which can be found under Nishino's shoes. After she was first knocked unconscious by Nishino, Togashi most likely grabbed the heel of Nishino's shoes to leave evidence, after which she was beaten to death. Without acknowledging killing Togashi, Nishino says that there is no evidence that she has Kazuo's dead body, but Kogoro refutes that, pointing at her hotel's peculiar structure. The roman baths have unusually thick walls despite the hotel being not that big, and a statue is placed in the wall with a sign "do not touch", hinting that she hid the body there. He asks her to surrender since they have evidence she killed the two, but Nishino decides otherwise.

JayHas at 00:06, 14 December 2025

2025-12-14T00:06:40Z

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	\| location = Ine Bay between Ineura Port and Aoshima Island		\| location = Ine Bay between Ineura Port and Aoshima Island
	\|age = 25 years old		\|age = 25 years old
	\| victim = Takeshi Yamaoka		\| victim = Takeshi Yamaoka
	\| time = 2 weeks ago		\| time = 2 weeks ago
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	\| location = Urasawa Shrine, Ine Town		\| location = Urasawa Shrine, Ine Town
	\|age = 53 years old		\|age = 53 years old
	\| victim = Akihide Kamikawa		\| victim = Akihide Kamikawa
	\| time = 3 days before Takeshi's murder		\| time = 3 days before Takeshi's murder
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	\| victim = Kazuo Yamaoka		\| victim = Kazuo Yamaoka
	\| time = 4 years ago		\| time = 4 years ago
	~~\| cause-death = Missing at sea~~
	\| suspects = Miku Nishino		\| suspects = Miku Nishino
	\| description = The local police believed that Kazuo had entered the rough waters outside the bay and met his end there, but Takeshi argued that his brother knew the waters like the back of his hand and could not have made such a mistake. Takeshi's suspicions gradually turn to Nishino being responsible for his brother's death after hearing her hopeless words at his brother's funeral.		\| description = The local police believed that Kazuo had entered the rough waters outside the bay and met his end there, but Takeshi argued that his brother knew the waters like the back of his hand and could not have made such a mistake. Takeshi's suspicions gradually turn to Nishino being responsible for his brother's death after hearing her hopeless words at his brother's funeral.
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	\| location = Ineura Port		\| location = Ineura Port
	\| time = Three hours ago		\| time = Three hours ago
	\|age = 24 years old		\|age = 24 years old
	\| victim = Hitomi Togashi		\| victim = Hitomi Togashi
	\| cause-death = Blunt force trauma		\| cause-death = Blunt force trauma

Tuan: /* Situation */

2025-11-29T06:03:31Z

Situation

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	=== Situation ===		=== Situation ===
	==== Part 1 ====		==== Part 1 ====
	Lawyer [[Hiroki Oi]] receives a request from his client, Kanta Tsuji, to investigate the mysterious death of Takeshi Yamaoka, which was said to be caused by the curse of Urashima Taro two weeks ago, and now he entrusts the case to ~~the~~ Mouri ~~family~~.		Lawyer [[Hiroki Oi]] receives a request from his client, Kanta Tsuji, to investigate the mysterious death of Takeshi Yamaoka, which was said to be caused by the curse of Urashima Taro two weeks ago, and now he entrusts the case to [[Kogoro Mouri\|Kogoro]], [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]], and [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]].

	On the train to Kyoto Prefecture, where the client is, the Mouri family is discussing the plot of the Urashima Taro fairytale. Urashima Taro is a character who was brought down to the Dragon King's palace by the sea turtle he had rescued earlier to be the main guest of the gratitude party. However, when he returns to the village, several centuries have passed, and all of his friends and family have died.		On the train to Kyoto Prefecture, where the client is, the Mouri family is discussing the plot of the Urashima Taro fairytale. Urashima Taro is a character who was brought down to the Dragon King's palace by the sea turtle he had rescued earlier to be the main guest of the gratitude party. However, when he returns to the village, several centuries have passed, and all of his friends and family have died.

	But one question remains for ~~[[Ran Mouri\|Ran]]’s~~ perception: What is the curse of Urashima Taro?		But one question remains for Ran’s perception: What is the curse of Urashima Taro?
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	Upon arriving, they begin to hear Tsuji's account of the events two weeks ago: While searching for his missing friend Takeshi Yamaoka with a fisherman named Hironobu Matsuyama; and the head priest of the Urasawa Shrine, Akihide Kamikawa, the three heard a seemingly familiar melody related to the curse of Urashima Taro, and then they discovered Yamaoka's body on a boat with his hair seemingly turned white due to the curse.		Upon arriving, they begin to hear Tsuji's account of the events two weeks ago: While searching for his missing friend Takeshi Yamaoka with a fisherman named Hironobu Matsuyama; and the head priest of the Urasawa Shrine, Akihide Kamikawa, the three heard a seemingly familiar melody related to the curse of Urashima Taro, and then they discovered Yamaoka's body on a boat with his hair seemingly turned white due to the curse.

	Tsuji suspects that one out of the following four people must have killed Yamaoka (He himself is a suspect as well, but there is no reason for him to suspect himself if he didn’t kill him anyways): Matsuyama, Kamikawa, Miku Nishino, and Yamaoka’s ex-girlfriend, Hitomi Togashi. So the ~~Mouri family~~ begins asking them:		Tsuji suspects that one out of the following four people must have killed Yamaoka (He himself is a suspect as well, but there is no reason for him to suspect himself if he didn’t kill him anyways): Matsuyama, Kamikawa, Miku Nishino, and Yamaoka’s ex-girlfriend, Hitomi Togashi. So the Mouris begins asking them:

	*Even though Matsuyama often quarrels with Yamaoka about fishing issues, Matsuyama understands that Yamaoka simply cares about the city, and therefore, he has no reason to be the murderer at all. In addition, he mentions that the island with no population is actually forbidden to enter as it has also been considered sacred ever since the Edo period like the guardian of the other islands, this is because it has protected them from waves and has a shrine for the fisherman who died at sea. And when he is asked if he suspects someone to be the murderer based on conflicts, Matsuyama suggests Nishino for unknown reasons to us.		*Even though Matsuyama often quarrels with Yamaoka about fishing issues, Matsuyama understands that Yamaoka simply cares about the city, and therefore, he has no reason to be the murderer at all. In addition, he mentions that the island with no population is actually forbidden to enter as it has also been considered sacred ever since the Edo period like the guardian of the other islands, this is because it has protected them from waves and has a shrine for the fisherman who died at sea. And when he is asked if he suspects someone to be the murderer based on conflicts, Matsuyama suggests Nishino for unknown reasons to us.
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	While the ~~Mouri family is~~ on their way somewhere and is discussing whether Nishino is the culprit, considering the many suspicions pointing to it, ~~the three~~ have been alerted by someone’s watchful eyes, so they begin discussing a countermeasure and learn that the stalker was Togashi. In reality, she only wants to help them, but [[Kogoro ~~Mouri\|Kogoro]]~~ tells her it is too dangerous for her, and advises her to give up on the case. After ~~the three of them left~~, she mutters that he should have considered the possibility that she might be the culprit because she wanted to get revenge on her ex-lover. Still, she sees another suspect acting similarly to her.		While the three of them are on their way somewhere and is discussing whether Nishino is the culprit, considering the many suspicions pointing to it, they have been alerted by someone’s watchful eyes, so they begin discussing a countermeasure and learn that the stalker was Togashi. In reality, she only wants to help them, but Kogoro tells her it is too dangerous for her, and advises her to give up on the case. After they leaves, she mutters that he should have considered the possibility that she might be the culprit because she wanted to get revenge on her ex-lover. Still, she sees another suspect acting similarly to her.

	Around dinner time, [[Conan ~~Edogawa\|Conan]]~~ calls lawyer Hiroki Oi to ask more about the victim and learns that he died from a type of frog's neurotoxin, and that at the two times the two brothers were claimed to die, Nishino was reported by her subordinates to be at her workplace. During dinner, Conan asks Tsuji about Nishino's rumors, to which he replies that the whole city knows that she has a grudge against Takeshi. He also mentions that the reason Takeshi and Matsuyama quarreled was that Takeshi did not want to participate in aquaculture to ensure a stable supply, which ultimately turned out to be a great success. The reason he suspected the head priest was that some stolen property was found with the body.		Around dinner time, Conan calls lawyer Hiroki Oi to ask more about the victim and learns that he died from a type of frog's neurotoxin, and that at the two times the two brothers were claimed to die, Nishino was reported by her subordinates to be at her workplace. During dinner, Conan asks Tsuji about Nishino's rumors, to which he replies that the whole city knows that she has a grudge against Takeshi. He also mentions that the reason Takeshi and Matsuyama quarreled was that Takeshi did not want to participate in aquaculture to ensure a stable supply, which ultimately turned out to be a great success. The reason he suspected the head priest was that some stolen property was found with the body.

	Then, somehow, Togashi gets Kogoro's number and starts calling him. However, when she reports about a suspicious person saying something like "destroy evidence" to a wall, she is silenced by the suspicious person, interrupting the call between the two. Not the unexpected, but no one expected, the unfortunate girl was silenced forever before she could inform the detective.		Then, somehow, Togashi gets Kogoro's number and starts calling him. However, when she reports about a suspicious person saying something like "destroy evidence" to a wall, she is silenced by the suspicious person, interrupting the call between the two. Not the unexpected, but no one expected, the unfortunate girl was silenced forever before she could inform the detective.

Nakamura: /* See also */

2025-09-20T20:08:00Z

Jefflie at 02:43, 20 September 2025

2025-09-20T02:43:46Z

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	\| japanese-title = {{lang\|ja\|ガラスの水面}} <br> (Garasu no Minamo)		\| japanese-title = {{lang\|ja\|ガラスの水面}} <br> (Garasu no Minamo)
	\| rating = 4.7% (~~part~~ 1)<ref>https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2025-09-14/japanese-animation-tv-ranking-september-1-7/.228659</ref>		\| rating = 4.7% (Part 1)<ref>https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2025-09-14/japanese-animation-tv-ranking-september-1-7/.228659</ref> <br> 5.0% (Part 2)
	\| Filler case number = #446		\| Filler case number = #446
	\| airdate = September 6, 2025 (Part 1) <br> September 13, 2025 (Part 2)		\| airdate = September 6, 2025 (Part 1) <br> September 13, 2025 (Part 2)

Tuan: /* Part 1 */

2025-09-16T12:14:06Z

Part 1

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	A while later, ~~Inspector~~ [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji\|Ayanokoji]] (with his chipmunk, [[Maro]], as usual) arrives at the crime scene thanks to a boat from the Kyoto police, much to Conan's contentment.		A while later, [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji\|Inspector Ayanokoji]] (with his chipmunk, [[Maro]], as usual) arrives at the crime scene thanks to a boat from the Kyoto police, much to Conan's contentment.

	==== Part 2 ====		==== Part 2 ====

Tuan: /* Part 1 */

2025-09-16T12:12:49Z

Part 1

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	While the Mouri family is on their way somewhere and is discussing whether Nishino is the culprit, considering the many suspicions pointing to it, the three have been alerted by someone’s watchful eyes, so they begin discussing a countermeasure and learn that the stalker was Togashi. In reality, she only wants to help them, but [[Kogoro\|Mouri\|Kogoro]] tells her it is too dangerous for her, and advises her to give up on the case. After the three of them left, she mutters that he should have considered the possibility that she might be the culprit because she wanted to get revenge on her ex-lover. Still, she sees another suspect acting similarly to her.		While the Mouri family is on their way somewhere and is discussing whether Nishino is the culprit, considering the many suspicions pointing to it, the three have been alerted by someone’s watchful eyes, so they begin discussing a countermeasure and learn that the stalker was Togashi. In reality, she only wants to help them, but [[Kogoro Mouri\|Kogoro]] tells her it is too dangerous for her, and advises her to give up on the case. After the three of them left, she mutters that he should have considered the possibility that she might be the culprit because she wanted to get revenge on her ex-lover. Still, she sees another suspect acting similarly to her.

	Around dinner time, [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] calls lawyer Hiroki Oi to ask more about the victim and learns that he died from a type of frog's neurotoxin, and that at the two times the two brothers were claimed to die, Nishino was reported by her subordinates to be at her workplace. During dinner, Conan asks Tsuji about Nishino's rumors, to which he replies that the whole city knows that she has a grudge against Takeshi. He also mentions that the reason Takeshi and Matsuyama quarreled was that Takeshi did not want to participate in aquaculture to ensure a stable supply, which ultimately turned out to be a great success. The reason he suspected the head priest was that some stolen property was found with the body.		Around dinner time, [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] calls lawyer Hiroki Oi to ask more about the victim and learns that he died from a type of frog's neurotoxin, and that at the two times the two brothers were claimed to die, Nishino was reported by her subordinates to be at her workplace. During dinner, Conan asks Tsuji about Nishino's rumors, to which he replies that the whole city knows that she has a grudge against Takeshi. He also mentions that the reason Takeshi and Matsuyama quarreled was that Takeshi did not want to participate in aquaculture to ensure a stable supply, which ultimately turned out to be a great success. The reason he suspected the head priest was that some stolen property was found with the body.

Nakamura at 22:42, 15 September 2025

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	\| japanese-title = {{lang\|ja\|ガラスの水面}} <br> (Garasu no Minamo)		\| japanese-title = {{lang\|ja\|ガラスの水面}} <br> (Garasu no Minamo)
	\| rating =		\| rating = 4.7% (part 1)<ref>https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2025-09-14/japanese-animation-tv-ranking-september-1-7/.228659</ref>
	\| Filler case number = #446		\| Filler case number = #446
	\| airdate = September 6, 2025 (Part 1) <br> September 13, 2025 (Part 2)		\| airdate = September 6, 2025 (Part 1) <br> September 13, 2025 (Part 2)

Jeckaan: /* Part 1 */ Grammar, cleaned up some wording.

2025-09-14T23:40:18Z

Part 1: Grammar, cleaned up some wording.

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	=== Situation ===		=== Situation ===
	==== Part 1 ====		==== Part 1 ====
	Lawyer [[Hiroki Oi]] receives a request from his client Kanta Tsuji to investigate the mysterious death of Takeshi Yamaoka ~~that~~ was said to be caused by the curse of Urashima Taro two weeks ago and now he entrusts the case to the Mouri family.		Lawyer [[Hiroki Oi]] receives a request from his client, Kanta Tsuji, to investigate the mysterious death of Takeshi Yamaoka, which was said to be caused by the curse of Urashima Taro two weeks ago, and now he entrusts the case to the Mouri family.

	On the train to Kyoto ~~prefecture~~ where the client is at, the Mouri family is discussing the plot of the Urashima Taro's fairytale: Urashima Taro is a character who was brought down to the Dragon King's palace by the sea turtle he rescued earlier to be the main guest of the gratitude party. However, when he returns to the village, several centuries have passed, and all of his friends and family have died.		On the train to Kyoto Prefecture, where the client is, the Mouri family is discussing the plot of the Urashima Taro fairytale. Urashima Taro is a character who was brought down to the Dragon King's palace by the sea turtle he had rescued earlier to be the main guest of the gratitude party. However, when he returns to the village, several centuries have passed, and all of his friends and family have died.

	But one question remains for [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]]’s perception: What is the curse of Urashima Taro?		But one question remains for [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]]’s perception: What is the curse of Urashima Taro?
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	\| cause-death = Neurotoxin poisoning		\| cause-death = Neurotoxin poisoning
	\| suspects = Kanta Tsuji, Hironobu Matsuyama, Miku Nishino, Akihide Kamikawa and Hitomi Togashi		\| suspects = Kanta Tsuji, Hironobu Matsuyama, Miku Nishino, Akihide Kamikawa, and Hitomi Togashi
	\| description =		\| description =
	}}		}}
	Upon arriving, they begin to hear Tsuji's account of the events two weeks ago: While searching for his missing friend Takeshi Yamaoka with a fisherman named Hironobu Matsuyama; and the head priest of the Urasawa Shrine, Akihide Kamikawa, the three heard a seemingly familiar melody related to the curse of Urashima Taro, and then they discovered Yamaoka's body on a boat with his hair seemingly turned white due to the curse.		Upon arriving, they begin to hear Tsuji's account of the events two weeks ago: While searching for his missing friend Takeshi Yamaoka with a fisherman named Hironobu Matsuyama; and the head priest of the Urasawa Shrine, Akihide Kamikawa, the three heard a seemingly familiar melody related to the curse of Urashima Taro, and then they discovered Yamaoka's body on a boat with his hair seemingly turned white due to the curse.

	Tsuji suspects that one out of the following four people must have killed Yamaoka (He himself is a suspect as well but there is no reason for him suspect himself if he didn’t kill him anyways): Matsuyama, Kamikawa, Miku Nishino, and Yamaoka’s ex-girlfriend, Hitomi Togashi. So the Mouri family begins asking them:		Tsuji suspects that one out of the following four people must have killed Yamaoka (He himself is a suspect as well, but there is no reason for him to suspect himself if he didn’t kill him anyways): Matsuyama, Kamikawa, Miku Nishino, and Yamaoka’s ex-girlfriend, Hitomi Togashi. So the Mouri family begins asking them:

	*Even though Matsuyama often quarrels with Yamaoka about fishing issues, Matsuyama understands that Yamaoka simply cares about the city and therefore, he has no reason to be the ~~murder~~ at all. In addition, he mentions that the island with no population is actually forbidden to enter as it has also been considered sacred ever since the Edo period like the guardian of the other islands, this is because it has protected them from waves and has a shrine for the fisherman who died at sea. And when he is asked if he suspects someone to be the ~~murder~~ based on conflicts, Matsuyama suggests Nishino for unknown reasons to us.		*Even though Matsuyama often quarrels with Yamaoka about fishing issues, Matsuyama understands that Yamaoka simply cares about the city, and therefore, he has no reason to be the murderer at all. In addition, he mentions that the island with no population is actually forbidden to enter as it has also been considered sacred ever since the Edo period like the guardian of the other islands, this is because it has protected them from waves and has a shrine for the fisherman who died at sea. And when he is asked if he suspects someone to be the murderer based on conflicts, Matsuyama suggests Nishino for unknown reasons to us.
	*Nishino states that she has no conflict with Yamaoka, it’s just that he is her former brother-in-law. So what happened to Yamaoka’s brother?		*Nishino states that she has no conflict with Yamaoka; it’s just that he is her former brother-in-law. So what happened to Yamaoka’s brother?
	*Togashi states that she and Yamaoka used to date, but they broke up due to the atmosphere of the island divided by fishery and tourism, even though it is not as ~~fierceful~~ as the Romeo and Juliet story.		*Togashi states that she and Yamaoka used to date, but they broke up due to the atmosphere of the island divided by the fishery and tourism, even though it is not as fierce as the Romeo and Juliet story.

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	\| cause-death-label = Stolen items		\| cause-death-label = Stolen items
	\| suspects = Takeshi Yamaoka, Kanta Tsuji, Hironobu Matsuyama, Miku Nishino, Akihide Kamikawa and Hitomi Togashi		\| suspects = Takeshi Yamaoka, Kanta Tsuji, Hironobu Matsuyama, Miku Nishino, Akihide Kamikawa, and Hitomi Togashi
	\| description =		\| description =
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	*And finally, Kamikawa tells them about the robbery that happened before the death of Yamaoka as some stolen property was also seen along with the corpse, and he expresses his surprise when they haven’t been informed that Nishino is attempting to kill Yamaoka following the latter’s word before his death. Then he mentions Yamaoka's brother, who mysteriously disappeared 4 years ago on a fishing trip. At the funeral, he did not believe the desperate words of Nishino, and suspected that she was the one behind his death.		*And finally, Kamikawa tells them about the robbery that happened before the death of Yamaoka, as some stolen property was also seen along with the corpse, and he expresses his surprise when they haven’t been informed that Nishino is attempting to kill Yamaoka following the latter’s word before his death. Then he mentions Yamaoka's brother, who mysteriously disappeared 4 years ago on a fishing trip. At the funeral, he did not believe the desperate words of Nishino and suspected that she was the one behind his death.

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	}}		}}

	While the Mouri family is on their way somewhere and ~~are~~ discussing whether Nishino is the culprit considering the many suspicions pointing to it, the three have been alerted by someone’s watchful eyes, so they begin discussing a countermeasure and learn that the stalker was Togashi. In reality, she only wants to help them, but [[Kogoro\|Mouri\|Kogoro]] tells her it is too dangerous for her, and advises her to give up on the case. After the three of them left, she mutters that he should have considered the possibility that she might be the culprit because she wanted to get revenge on her ex-lover, ~~but then~~ she sees another suspect acting similarly to her.		While the Mouri family is on their way somewhere and is discussing whether Nishino is the culprit, considering the many suspicions pointing to it, the three have been alerted by someone’s watchful eyes, so they begin discussing a countermeasure and learn that the stalker was Togashi. In reality, she only wants to help them, but [[Kogoro\|Mouri\|Kogoro]] tells her it is too dangerous for her, and advises her to give up on the case. After the three of them left, she mutters that he should have considered the possibility that she might be the culprit because she wanted to get revenge on her ex-lover. Still, she sees another suspect acting similarly to her.

	Around dinner time, [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] calls lawyer Hiroki Oi to ask more about the victim and learns that he died from a type of frog's neurotoxin, and that at the two times the two brothers were claimed to die, Nishino was reported by her subordinates to be at her workplace. During dinner, Conan asks Tsuji about Nishino's rumors, to which he replies that the whole city knows that she has a grudge against Takeshi. He also mentions the reason Takeshi and Matsuyama quarreled was ~~because~~ Takeshi did not want to participate in aquaculture to ~~have~~ a stable supply, which turned out to be a great success~~; and the~~ reason he suspected the head priest was ~~because~~ some stolen property was ~~seen~~ with the body.		Around dinner time, [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] calls lawyer Hiroki Oi to ask more about the victim and learns that he died from a type of frog's neurotoxin, and that at the two times the two brothers were claimed to die, Nishino was reported by her subordinates to be at her workplace. During dinner, Conan asks Tsuji about Nishino's rumors, to which he replies that the whole city knows that she has a grudge against Takeshi. He also mentions that the reason Takeshi and Matsuyama quarreled was that Takeshi did not want to participate in aquaculture to ensure a stable supply, which ultimately turned out to be a great success. The reason he suspected the head priest was that some stolen property was found with the body.

	Then somehow Togashi gets Kogoro's number and starts calling him, ~~but~~ when she ~~is reporting~~ about a suspicious person saying ~~to a wall~~ something like: "destroy evidence", she is silenced by the suspicious person, interrupting the call between the two. Not the unexpected but no one expected, the unfortunate girl was silenced forever before she ~~was able to~~ inform the detective.		Then, somehow, Togashi gets Kogoro's number and starts calling him. However, when she reports about a suspicious person saying something like "destroy evidence" to a wall, she is silenced by the suspicious person, interrupting the call between the two. Not the unexpected, but no one expected, the unfortunate girl was silenced forever before she could inform the detective.
	{{InfoBox Crime		{{InfoBox Crime
	\| crime = Murder		\| crime = Murder
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	\| victim = Hitomi Togashi		\| victim = Hitomi Togashi
	\| cause-death = Blunt force trauma		\| cause-death = Blunt force trauma
	\| suspects = Kanta Tsuji, Hironobu Matsuyama, Miku Nishino and Akihide Kamikawa		\| suspects = Kanta Tsuji, Hironobu Matsuyama, Miku Nishino, and Akihide Kamikawa
	\| description =		\| description =
	}}		}}

	A while later, Inspector [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji\|Ayanokoji]] (with his chipmunk, [[Maro]], as usual) arrives at the crime scene thanks to a boat from the Kyoto police, much to Conan ~~smile~~.		A while later, Inspector [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji\|Ayanokoji]] (with his chipmunk, [[Maro]], as usual) arrives at the crime scene thanks to a boat from the Kyoto police, much to Conan's contentment.

	==== Part 2 ====		==== Part 2 ====

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Situation

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	Around dinner time, [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] calls lawyer Hiroki Oi to ask more about the victim and learns that he died from a type of frog's neurotoxin, and that at the two times the two brothers were claimed to die, Nishino was reported by her subordinates to be at her workplace. During dinner, Conan asks Tsuji about Nishino's rumors, to which he replies that the whole city knows that she has a grudge against Takeshi. He also mentions the reason Takeshi and Matsuyama quarreled was because Takeshi did not want to participate in aquaculture to have a stable supply, which turned out to be a great success; and the reason he suspected the head priest was because some stolen property was seen with the body.		Around dinner time, [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] calls lawyer Hiroki Oi to ask more about the victim and learns that he died from a type of frog's neurotoxin, and that at the two times the two brothers were claimed to die, Nishino was reported by her subordinates to be at her workplace. During dinner, Conan asks Tsuji about Nishino's rumors, to which he replies that the whole city knows that she has a grudge against Takeshi. He also mentions the reason Takeshi and Matsuyama quarreled was because Takeshi did not want to participate in aquaculture to have a stable supply, which turned out to be a great success; and the reason he suspected the head priest was because some stolen property was seen with the body.

	Then somehow Togashi gets Kogoro's number and starts calling him, but when she is reporting about a suspicious person ~~talking~~ to a wall ~~saying~~ something like: "destroy evidence", she is silenced by the suspicious person, interrupting the call between the two. Not the unexpected but no one expected, the unfortunate girl was silenced forever before she was able to inform the detective.		Then somehow Togashi gets Kogoro's number and starts calling him, but when she is reporting about a suspicious person saying to a wall something like: "destroy evidence", she is silenced by the suspicious person, interrupting the call between the two. Not the unexpected but no one expected, the unfortunate girl was silenced forever before she was able to inform the detective.
	{{InfoBox Crime		{{InfoBox Crime
	\| crime = Murder		\| crime = Murder

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	[[Category:Animation directed by Eiichi Tokura]]		[[Category:Animation directed by Eiichi Tokura]]

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