Volume 32 - Revision history

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	[[File:CH319_Kazuha'sCall.png\|185px\|thumb\|right\|Kazuha calls her father to help with the investigation.]]		[[File:CH319_Kazuha'sCall.png\|185px\|thumb\|right\|Kazuha calls her father to help with the investigation.]]
	Heiji shares his findings about the supposed hidden treasure and the mysterious scroll Kato had carried. Otaki and Kogoro stare perplexed at the double-gourd shaped outline illustrated on the page. [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]] and Kazuha suggest the shape represents a [[Wikipedia: Calabash\|calabash]], citing the calabash as being Hideyoshi's [[Wikipedia: Uma-jirushi\|horse insignia]]. Additionally, the girls point to the earthenware shards and wonder if they belonged to a calabash-shaped container which held gold. Kogoro comments on the treasure's small-scale, but Heiji retorts that according to legend, Hideyoshi would tie an additional gold-filled calabash to his major insignia after each victory—creating the Sennari Byoutan. If such a mythical artifact were to exist, it would be worth a colossal fortune. Kogoro still expresses his doubts about the validity of the legend, but Fukushima and Wakisaka show their opportunism, citing claims of Hideyoshi hoarding vast amounts of wealth in Osaka Castle even after his death. Heiji adds that since the burnt scroll is labeled with the kanji for "dragon (ryu (龍))," there must be a counterpart scroll labeled with the kanji for "tiger (tora (虎))." [[Ginshiro Toyama~~\|Ginshiro~~]] then arrives and corroborates Heiji's deduction, much to the surprise of the investigating group. Kazuha explains she called her father so they can leave the case to the police, stating her desire to leave the case behind them and enjoy the rest of their trip. Heiji roars at her for interfering with his work, but quickly softens his demeanor after feeling Ginshiro's intense gaze. Seemingly annoyed, Kazuha walks off with Ran to get food. Nevertheless, she fondly looks back at Heiji hard at work and gives a warm smile. The tour group members also state their desire to momentarily depart from the scene; Otaki hesitantly agrees. Ginshiro, having heard one of their voices, is reminded of a horrific scene he had witnessed in the past. He gives Otaki a silent instruction and proceeds to call Heizo. <br>[[File:CH319_FallenKatagiri.png\|210px\|thumb\|left\|Ran and Kazuha watch as Katagiri falls into the river while on fire.]]		Heiji shares his findings about the supposed hidden treasure and the mysterious scroll Kato had carried. Otaki and Kogoro stare perplexed at the double-gourd shaped outline illustrated on the page. [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]] and Kazuha suggest the shape represents a [[Wikipedia: Calabash\|calabash]], citing the calabash as being Hideyoshi's [[Wikipedia: Uma-jirushi\|horse insignia]]. Additionally, the girls point to the earthenware shards and wonder if they belonged to a calabash-shaped container which held gold. Kogoro comments on the treasure's small-scale, but Heiji retorts that according to legend, Hideyoshi would tie an additional gold-filled calabash to his major insignia after each victory—creating the Sennari Byoutan. If such a mythical artifact were to exist, it would be worth a colossal fortune. Kogoro still expresses his doubts about the validity of the legend, but Fukushima and Wakisaka show their opportunism, citing claims of Hideyoshi hoarding vast amounts of wealth in Osaka Castle even after his death. Heiji adds that since the burnt scroll is labeled with the kanji for "dragon (ryu (龍))," there must be a counterpart scroll labeled with the kanji for "tiger (tora (虎))." [[Ginshiro Toyama]] then arrives and corroborates Heiji's deduction, much to the surprise of the investigating group. Kazuha explains she called her father so they can leave the case to the police, stating her desire to leave the case behind them and enjoy the rest of their trip. Heiji roars at her for interfering with his work, but quickly softens his demeanor after feeling Ginshiro's intense gaze. Seemingly annoyed, Kazuha walks off with Ran to get food. Nevertheless, she fondly looks back at Heiji hard at work and gives a warm smile. The tour group members also state their desire to momentarily depart from the scene; Otaki hesitantly agrees. Ginshiro, having heard one of their voices, is reminded of a horrific scene he had witnessed in the past. He gives Otaki a silent instruction and proceeds to call Heizo. <br>[[File:CH319_FallenKatagiri.png\|210px\|thumb\|left\|Ran and Kazuha watch as Katagiri falls into the river while on fire.]]
	At a restaurant, Ran deduces that Kazuha's true intentions were not for her father to takeover the investigation but rather for him to assist Heiji with information about the previous, related cases. Kazuha blushes and confesses she is attracted to the joyous smile Heiji gives after solveing a case. Ran says she feels the same way about [[Shinichi Kudo\|Shinichi]] and the two girls bond over their romantic similarities.<br>		At a restaurant, Ran deduces that Kazuha's true intentions were not for her father to takeover the investigation but rather for him to assist Heiji with information about the previous, related cases. Kazuha blushes and confesses she is attracted to the joyous smile Heiji gives after solveing a case. Ran says she feels the same way about [[Shinichi Kudo\|Shinichi]] and the two girls bond over their romantic similarities.<br>
	Back at the castle, Conan discovers a battery near the structure's base, believing it proves Kato's death was a murder.<br>[[File:CH319_HeizoPunch.png\|225px\|thumb\|right\|A powerful punch.]]		Back at the castle, Conan discovers a battery near the structure's base, believing it proves Kato's death was a murder.<br>[[File:CH319_HeizoPunch.png\|225px\|thumb\|right\|A powerful punch.]]

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File 320 - Naniwa Kanjinchou

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	[[File:CH320_HeizoAndHeiji.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Heizo diminishes his son's contributions, likening his actions to sabotage.]]		[[File:CH320_HeizoAndHeiji.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Heizo diminishes his son's contributions, likening his actions to sabotage.]]
	Heizo callously admonishes his son, stating his investigative actions only result in the destruction of important evidence. Otaki attempts to step in, believing Heizo's actions are too severe, but is stopped by Ginshiro, who reminds him of the task he was assigned. Now understanding of the ~~Superintendent Supervisor~~'s intentions, Otaki condones the act. Heizo then quickly disbands the investigation after hearing Otaki's premature assessment categorizing the two incidents as suicides. Meanwhile, a [[The Criminal\|silhouette]] calmly watches from amongst the crowd.<br>		Heizo callously admonishes his son, stating his investigative actions only result in the destruction of important evidence. Otaki attempts to step in, believing Heizo's actions are too severe, but is stopped by Ginshiro, who reminds him of the task he was assigned. Now understanding of the Director General's intentions, Otaki condones the act. Heizo then quickly disbands the investigation after hearing Otaki's premature assessment categorizing the two incidents as suicides. Meanwhile, a [[The Criminal\|silhouette]] calmly watches from amongst the crowd.<br>
	Otaki and Kogoro attempt to console a seemingly devitalized Heiji. Kazuha wonders if Heizo had removed Heiji from the case to protect him from a nefarious gang, who committed several murders and robberies in the wake of the discovery of the first burnt corpse. If such a gang (who is still at-large) is also behind the most recent string of murders, the case could prove perilous down the stretch. Heiji, on the other hand, smiles—never having been more motivated to continue his investigation. <br>		Otaki and Kogoro attempt to console a seemingly devitalized Heiji. Kazuha wonders if Heizo had removed Heiji from the case to protect him from a nefarious gang, who committed several murders and robberies in the wake of the discovery of the first burnt corpse. If such a gang (who is still at-large) is also behind the most recent string of murders, the case could prove perilous down the stretch. Heiji, on the other hand, smiles—never having been more motivated to continue his investigation. <br>
	Despite Heiji's enthusiasm, Otaki reminds him that Katagiri's death is almost certainly a suicide. However, Heiji disagrees, pointing to several parts of her trench coat which bear peculiar marks. Kogoro identifies the marks as blood, allowing Heiji to specify they are the result of the culprit picking Katagiri's unconscious body up from the ground after bludgeoning her with a hard object. He explains Kazuha and Ran had seen Katagiri's unconscious body catch fire shortly before falling into the river—making her death appear like a suicide. The girls disagree, stating they saw her physically squirm while burning. In response, Heiji simply assumes their perceptions were hampered by the darkness. The group is then approached by the three surviving tour group members: Kasuya, Fukushima, and Wakisaka, who are still oblivious to Katagiri's death.<br>		Despite Heiji's enthusiasm, Otaki reminds him that Katagiri's death is almost certainly a suicide. However, Heiji disagrees, pointing to several parts of her trench coat which bear peculiar marks. Kogoro identifies the marks as blood, allowing Heiji to specify they are the result of the culprit picking Katagiri's unconscious body up from the ground after bludgeoning her with a hard object. He explains Kazuha and Ran had seen Katagiri's unconscious body catch fire shortly before falling into the river—making her death appear like a suicide. The girls disagree, stating they saw her physically squirm while burning. In response, Heiji simply assumes their perceptions were hampered by the darkness. The group is then approached by the three surviving tour group members: Kasuya, Fukushima, and Wakisaka, who are still oblivious to Katagiri's death.<br>
	After being given a briefing on the situation, the three men are asked about their most recent actions. Kasuya and Wakisaka both claim to have dined—at different restaurants—while Fukushima says he returned to the hotel to change clothes. Kogoro suggests the culprit leveraged the power dynamics of the role-playing to instruct both Kato and Katagiri to immolate themselves, but the theory is immediately dismantled by the suspects, who assert that their given roles were in no position to give Hideyoshi and [[Wikipedia: Kōdai-In\|Nene]] orders. A forensics officer then shows Otaki two curios found on Katagiri's person: an earthenware shard and a photograph depicting Kato, Katagiri, and three other individuals holding the dragon scroll. Fukushima recognizes one of the three unnamed individuals as Hirano, the man who proposed the Hideyoshi tour. The suspects explain he was unable to attend the tour due to a sudden commitment.<br>[[File:CH320_Umbrella.png\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Ran's umbrella spurs a major realization.]]		After being given a briefing on the situation, the three men are asked about their most recent actions. Kasuya and Wakisaka both claim to have dined—at different restaurants—while Fukushima says he returned to the hotel to change clothes. Kogoro suggests the culprit leveraged the power dynamics of the role-playing to instruct both Kato and Katagiri to immolate themselves, but the theory is immediately dismantled by the suspects, who assert that their given roles were in no position to give Hideyoshi and [[Wikipedia: Kōdai-In\|Nene]] orders. A forensics officer then shows Otaki two curios found on Katagiri's person: an earthenware shard and a photograph depicting Kato, Katagiri, and three other individuals holding the dragon scroll. Fukushima recognizes one of the three unnamed individuals as Hirano, the man who proposed the Hideyoshi tour. The suspects explain he was unable to attend the tour due to a sudden commitment.<br>[[File:CH320_Umbrella.png\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Ran's umbrella spurs a major realization.]]
	The three suspects leave the scene once again, while Conan and Heiji discuss their current deductions. Their conversation touches on a strange zipper-shaped blood mark left on Katagiri's right side. After some thought, the two simultaneously come to the same conclusion about the culprit's method but remain unsure of the culprit's identity. A sudden gust of wind blows through the group and carries Ran's umbrella out of her hands and into the air. The two boys watch the parasol float through the air and realize they both made a massive mistake in their previous deductions. The two boys rush off as Kazuha proudly remarks on seeing Heiji's confident smile. <br>		The three suspects leave the scene once again, while Conan and Heiji discuss their current deductions. Their conversation touches on a strange zipper-shaped blood mark left on Katagiri's right side. After some thought, the two simultaneously come to the same conclusion about the culprit's method but remain unsure of the culprit's identity. A sudden gust of wind blows through the group and carries Ran's umbrella out of her hands and into the air. The two boys watch the parasol float through the air and realize they both made a massive mistake in their previous deductions. The two boys rush off as Kazuha proudly remarks on seeing Heiji's confident smile. <br>
	The two boys run through the streets of town, desperately searching for the three suspects, one of whom they believe may be intending to claim another life. Conan notices Kasuya mundanely meandering the sidewalk across the street and attempts to call the police. Heiji, however, stops him. Not wanting the police's presence to scare their target, he lunges over the guard rail and begins tailing Kasuya. Conan expresses his concern while a large group of menacing men quietly observe the boys from down the street.		The two boys run through the streets of town, desperately searching for the three suspects, one of whom they believe may be intending to claim another life. Conan notices Kasuya mundanely meandering the sidewalk across the street and attempts to call the police. Heiji, however, stops him. Not wanting the police's presence to scare their target, he lunges over the guard rail and begins tailing Kasuya. Conan expresses his concern while a large group of menacing men quietly observe the boys from down the street.

	==== File 321 - The Tiger Scroll of Sadness ====		==== File 321 - The Tiger Scroll of Sadness ====

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	{{newChar\|[[Osamu Kenzaki]]\|Osamu ~~Kenzki~~.jpg\|link=Osamu Kenzaki\|		{{newChar\|[[Osamu Kenzaki]]\|Osamu Kenzaki.jpg\|link=Osamu Kenzaki\|
	* 26 years old		* 26 years old
	* Actor		* Actor

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Characters introduced

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	{{newChar\|[[Osamu Kenzaki]]\|Osamu ~~Kenzaki~~.jpg\|link=Osamu Kenzaki\|		{{newChar\|[[Osamu Kenzaki]]\|Osamu Kenzki.jpg\|link=Osamu Kenzaki\|
	* 26 years old		* 26 years old
	* Actor		* Actor

Sedritsugu: /* People */

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People

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	{{People\|Yasuo Kamieda\|Yasuo Kamieda manga.jpg\|		{{People\|Yasuo Kamieda\|Yasuo Kamieda manga.jpg\|
	* 32 years old		* 32 years old
	* ~~School coach~~}}		* Tutor}}
	{{People\|Old man\|328-330 Old man manga.jpg\|		{{People\|Old man\|328-330 Old man manga.jpg\|
	* Witness}}		* Witness}}

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	\| english-isbn = 1-4215-2200-4		\| english-isbn = 1-4215-2200-4
	\| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]		\| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
	\| detective = [[Mike Hammer]]		\| detective = [[Wikipedia: Mike Hammer (character)\|Mike Hammer]]
	\| keyhole = [[Goro Otaki]]		\| keyhole = [[Goro Otaki]]
	\| conan-side-style = height: 146px; padding-top: 32px;		\| conan-side-style = height: 146px; padding-top: 32px;

Sedritsugu: /* File 322 - A Long-Awaited Gathering */

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File 322 - A Long-Awaited Gathering

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	[[File:CH322_KogoroAttacked.png\|230px\|thumb\|right\|Kaoru Kusano attacks Kogoro, believing him to be her stalker.]]		[[File:CH322_KogoroAttacked.png\|230px\|thumb\|right\|Kaoru Kusano attacks Kogoro, believing him to be her stalker.]]
	[[Kogoro Mouri\|Kogoro]] neglects his duties as a detective and instead fanatically sings along to [[Yoko Okino]]'s television performance, much to [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]]'s irritation. She sifts through her father's outstanding mail and discovers a letter from Yoko herself, immediately catching Kogoro's attention. Ran reads the ~~letters~~ contents which describe an engagement party at a friend's apartment. She turns to Kogoro to confirm his attendance only to find him in a catatonic state, believing the letter refers to Yoko's engagement.<br>		[[Kogoro Mouri\|Kogoro]] neglects his duties as a detective and instead fanatically sings along to [[Yoko Okino]]'s television performance, much to [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]]'s irritation. She sifts through her father's outstanding mail and discovers a letter from Yoko herself, immediately catching Kogoro's attention. Ran reads the letter's contents which describe an engagement party at a friend's apartment. She turns to Kogoro to confirm his attendance only to find him in a catatonic state, believing the letter refers to Yoko's engagement.<br>
	On the day of the party, Kogoro, Ran, and [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] meet Yoko in the apartment parking lot. The group is joined by [[Osamu Kenzaki]], the famous actor who plays the beloved [[Detective Samonji]] character. He reveals himself as the groom of the soon-to-be bride and expresses his amazement in Kogoro's presence. Yoko says she kept Kogoro's attendance a secret from her friend, wishing for him to be a surprise.<br>		On the day of the party, Kogoro, Ran, and [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] meet Yoko in the apartment parking lot. The group is joined by [[Osamu Kenzaki]], the famous actor who plays the beloved [[Detective Samonji]] character. He reveals himself as the groom of the soon-to-be bride and expresses his amazement in Kogoro's presence. Yoko says she kept Kogoro's attendance a secret from her friend, wishing for him to be a surprise.<br>
	The group ascends the floors and arrives at the apartment. However, despite repeatedly ringing the doorbell, they get no response. Kogoro finds the door open and slowly peaks into the room, only to find the tenant, Kaoru Kusano, standing at the doorway wielding a tennis racket. She accuses him of stalking before smashing the racket over his head.<br>[[File:CH322_KusanoBleed.png\|150px\|thumb\|left\|Conan and Kenzaki find Kaoru bleeding out in her bathtub.]]		The group ascends the floors and arrives at the apartment. However, despite repeatedly ringing the doorbell, they get no response. Kogoro finds the door open and slowly peaks into the room, only to find the tenant, Kaoru Kusano, standing at the doorway wielding a tennis racket. She accuses him of stalking before smashing the racket over his head.<br>[[File:CH322_KusanoBleed.png\|150px\|thumb\|left\|Conan and Kenzaki find Kaoru bleeding out in her bathtub.]]

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Sato's Omiai Case

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	==== File 328 - Sato's Omiai ====		==== File 328 - Sato's Omiai ====
			[[File:CH328_ShiratoriFlowers.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Sato is shocked to learn she had chosen Shiratori to be her match.]]
	[[Miwako Sato\|Sato]] lounges about her room, watching television and eating food, much to her [[Mrs. Sato\|mother]]'s exasperation. Wishing for her daughter to find a husband soon, she presents her with a stack of files listing various [[Wikipedia: Miai\|omiai]] (a Japanese matchmaking event) options. Sato expresses her indifference, forcing her mother to feign sadness, even invoking [[Masayoshi Sato\|Masayoshi]]'s name. Her theatrics impels Sato into choosing a random file from the stack and handing it to her mother. She inspects the folder and greatly approves of the choice, piquing Sato's curiosity.<br>		[[Miwako Sato\|Sato]] lounges about her room, watching television and eating food, much to her [[Mrs. Sato\|mother]]'s exasperation. Wishing for her daughter to find a husband soon, she presents her with a stack of files listing various [[Wikipedia: Miai\|omiai]] (a Japanese matchmaking event) options. Sato expresses her indifference, forcing her mother to feign sadness, even invoking [[Masayoshi Sato\|Masayoshi]]'s name. Her theatrics impels Sato into choosing a random file from the stack and handing it to her mother. She inspects the folder and greatly approves of the choice, piquing Sato's curiosity.<br>
	A few days later at the omiai, Sato states her frustrations, commenting that her match is ten minutes late. As the woman stands to leave, an old, skinny man quietly opens the door and introduces himself as [[Isokichi Kamoi]]. Sato is horrified, believing he is her match. Her mother assures her that he is merely a butler. Kamoi confirms, adding that he will sit in the place of his client's parents. His client, Sato's match, then enters the room, revealing himself to be [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]]. Sato reacts in shock, dumbfounded by the outcome's likelihood. <br>		A few days later at the omiai, Sato states her frustrations, commenting that her match is ten minutes late. As the woman stands to leave, an old, skinny man quietly opens the door and introduces himself as [[Isokichi Kamoi]]. Sato is horrified, believing he is her match. Her mother assures her that he is merely a butler. Kamoi confirms, adding that he will sit in the place of his client's parents. His client, Sato's match, then enters the room, revealing himself to be [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]]. Sato reacts in shock, dumbfounded by the outcome's likelihood. <br>
	Meanwhile, [[Yumi Miyamoto\|Yumi]] informs [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]], [[Sonoko Suzuki\|Sonoko]], and [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] about Sato's omiai. The two girls express their concern, but the officer assures them that Sato has formulated a plan to escape her quandary. She explains that she will send a text message to [[Wataru Takagi\|Takagi]] about Sato's omiai sometime later in the day, compelling him to rush to her rescue by pretending to respond to a nearby crime. Sato will then abandon her supposedly important event and assist Takagi in his operation—an action which should convince her match that she is an undesirable woman—one who does not take formalities like omiais seriously. Sonoko expresses interest in the match's identity and considers heading to the event venue to survey the scene. Ran comments on the considerable distance to the venue, but fortunately for them, they then cross paths with [[Tomoaki Araide\|Araide]] and his car. <br>		Meanwhile, [[Yumi Miyamoto\|Yumi]] informs [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]], [[Sonoko Suzuki\|Sonoko]], and [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] about Sato's omiai. The two girls express their concern, but the officer assures them that Sato has formulated a plan to escape her quandary. She explains that she will send a text message to [[Wataru Takagi\|Takagi]] about Sato's omiai sometime later in the day, compelling him to rush to her rescue by pretending to respond to a nearby crime. Sato will then abandon her supposedly important event and assist Takagi in his operation—an action which should convince her match that she is an undesirable woman—one who does not take formalities like omiais seriously. Sonoko expresses interest in the match's identity and considers heading to the event venue to survey the scene. Ran comments on the considerable distance to the venue, but fortunately for them, they then cross paths with [[Tomoaki Araide\|Araide]] and his car. <br>[[File:CH328_TakagiInterrupted.png\|thumb\|left\|200px\|Takagi's phone call is interrupted by a sudden robbery.]]
	Somewhere else in the city, Takagi and [[Kazunobu Chiba\|Chiba]] are exiting their vehicle when the former receives a phone call from Yumi asking if he has seen her text message. In that moment, a scream punctuates the area, and a man wearing a trench coat and biker helmet sprints through the streets while holding a bag full of stolen items from the local convenience store. Takagi and Chiba give chase, leaving Yumi's message left unread. The two sergeants shuffle through the crowd and pursue the thief into an alleyway. Upon clearing the narrow pass, they find an old man on the ground, having been shoved by the thief. He informs Takagi that the thief has entered the nearby park bathroom. Chiba finds the culprit's clothing and helmet jettisoned in the park bushes, while Takagi demands for the bathroom's occupants to leave the structure. Three individuals surface: Hiroshi Zama, Eiko Koshimizu, and Yasuo Kamieda. The sergeants ask for the old man to confirm the thief's identity, but he says his vision was impaired after he was struck, only remembering a "taller woman who wore blue under her coat." They turn to the suspects and note that none of the three perfectly match the given description.<br>		Somewhere else in the city, Takagi and [[Kazunobu Chiba\|Chiba]] are exiting their vehicle when the former receives a phone call from Yumi asking if he has seen her text message. In that moment, a scream punctuates the area, and a man wearing a trench coat and biker helmet sprints through the streets while holding a bag full of stolen items from the local convenience store. Takagi and Chiba give chase, leaving Yumi's message left unread. The two sergeants shuffle through the crowd and pursue the thief into an alleyway. Upon clearing the narrow pass, they find an old man on the ground, having been shoved by the thief. He informs Takagi that the thief has entered the nearby park bathroom. Chiba finds the culprit's clothing and helmet jettisoned in the park bushes, while Takagi demands for the bathroom's occupants to leave the structure. Three individuals surface: Hiroshi Zama, Eiko Koshimizu, and Yasuo Kamieda. The sergeants ask for the old man to confirm the thief's identity, but he says his vision was impaired after he was struck, only remembering a "taller woman who wore blue under her coat." They turn to the suspects and note that none of the three perfectly match the given description.<br>[[File:CH328_SatoAccepts.png\|thumb\|right\|230px\|Sato risks her conjugality and plays Shiratori's game.]]
	At the venue, Sonoko, Ran, Araide, and Conan learn from the register worker that Shiratori is Sato's match, leaving the girls astonished. When asked about their relationship to the guests, Conan lies about bringing the pair a present, and asks if they can ~~use~~ the room next door. Concurrently, Sato and Shiratori enjoy an awkward, yet lavish meal prepared by Shiratori's cooks, who specifically cooked seafood after learning about Sato's distaste for French cuisine.<ref name="Treadmill_Murder_Case"> Treadmill Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume_21#Treadmill_Murder_Case\|Volume 21: 208-210]])</ref>		At the venue, Sonoko, Ran, Araide, and Conan learn from the register worker that Shiratori is Sato's match, leaving the girls astonished. When asked about their relationship to the guests, Conan lies about bringing the pair a present, and asks if they can occupy the room next door. Concurrently, Sato and Shiratori enjoy an awkward, yet lavish meal prepared by Shiratori's cooks, who specifically cooked seafood after learning about Sato's distaste for French cuisine.<ref name="Treadmill_Murder_Case"> Treadmill Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume_21#Treadmill_Murder_Case\|Volume 21: 208-210]])</ref><br>
	Back at the convenience store, Takagi takes note of two additional witness reports. A school girl recalls the culprit being around 180cm tall, wearing green clothes under their coat; a cafe owner recalls the culprit being around 170cm tall, wearing black clothing under their coat. With all three witness accounts conflicting with one another, Takagi is left helpless. <br>		Back at the convenience store, Takagi takes note of two additional witness reports. A school girl recalls the culprit being around 180cm tall, wearing green clothes under their coat; a cafe owner recalls the culprit being around 170cm tall, wearing black clothing under their coat. With all three witness accounts conflicting with one another, Takagi is left helpless. <br>
	At the omiai venue, Kamoi and Sato's mother leave the two to spend time alone. Sato desperately clings to her phone, wondering when Yumi's rescue dispatch will arrive. Shiratori, however, immediately sees through his match's scheme and offers to play a game. If Takagi arrives to claim Sato, he will cede his ground; if Takagi fails to arrive, Sato must agree to become his wife. Sato asks how he knew Takagi would be ~~spent~~ to retrieve her. The Inspector laughs, stating he was merely joking. However, Sato, having considered the proposition, confidently agrees to play.		At the omiai venue, Kamoi and Sato's mother leave the two to spend time alone. Sato desperately clings to her phone, wondering when Yumi's rescue dispatch will arrive. Shiratori, however, immediately sees through his match's scheme and offers to play a game. If Takagi arrives to claim Sato, he will cede his ground; if Takagi fails to arrive, Sato must agree to become his wife. Sato asks how he knew Takagi would be sent to retrieve her. The Inspector laughs, stating he was merely joking. However, Sato, having considered the proposition, confidently agrees to play.

	==== People ====		==== People ====

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	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	==== File 319 - Across Time... ====		==== File 319 - Across Time... ====
	[[File:CH319_Kazuha'sCall.png\|185px\|thumb\|right\|Kazuha calls her father to help with the investigation.]]		[[File:CH319_Kazuha'sCall.png\|185px\|thumb\|right\|Kazuha calls her father to help with the investigation.]]
	Heiji shares his findings about the supposed hidden treasure and the mysterious scroll Kato had carried. Otaki and Kogoro stare perplexed at the double-gourd shaped outline illustrated on the page. [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]] and Kazuha suggest the shape represents a [[Wikipedia: Calabash\|calabash]], citing the calabash as being Hideyoshi's [[Wikipedia: Uma-jirushi\|horse insignia]]. Additionally, the girls point to the earthenware shards and wonder if they belonged to a calabash-shaped container which held gold. Kogoro comments on the treasure's small-scale, but Heiji retorts that according to legend, Hideyoshi would tie an additional gold-filled calabash to his major insignia after each victory—creating the Sennari Byoutan. If such a mythical artifact were to exist, it would be worth a colossal fortune. Kogoro still expresses his doubts about the validity of the legend, but Fukushima and Wakisaka show their opportunism, citing claims of Hideyoshi hoarding vast amounts of wealth in Osaka Castle even after his death. Heiji adds that since the burnt scroll is labeled with the kanji for "dragon (ryu (龍))," there must be a counterpart scroll labeled with the kanji for "tiger (tora (虎))." [[Ginshiro Toyama~~\|Ginshiro~~]] then arrives and corroborates Heiji's deduction, much to the surprise of the investigating group. Kazuha explains she called her father so they can leave the case to the police, stating her desire to leave the case behind them and enjoy the rest of their trip. Heiji roars at her for interfering with his work, but quickly softens his demeanor after feeling Ginshiro's intense gaze. Seemingly annoyed, Kazuha walks off with Ran to get food. Nevertheless, she fondly looks back at Heiji hard at work and gives a warm smile. The tour group members also state their desire to momentarily depart from the scene; Otaki hesitantly agrees. Ginshiro, having heard one of their voices, is reminded of a horrific scene he had witnessed in the past. He gives Otaki a silent instruction and proceeds to call Heizo. <br>[[File:CH319_FallenKatagiri.png\|210px\|thumb\|left\|Ran and Kazuha watch as Katagiri falls into the river while on fire.]]		Heiji shares his findings about the supposed hidden treasure and the mysterious scroll Kato had carried. Otaki and Kogoro stare perplexed at the double-gourd shaped outline illustrated on the page. [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]] and Kazuha suggest the shape represents a [[Wikipedia: Calabash\|calabash]], citing the calabash as being Hideyoshi's [[Wikipedia: Uma-jirushi\|horse insignia]]. Additionally, the girls point to the earthenware shards and wonder if they belonged to a calabash-shaped container which held gold. Kogoro comments on the treasure's small-scale, but Heiji retorts that according to legend, Hideyoshi would tie an additional gold-filled calabash to his major insignia after each victory—creating the Sennari Byoutan. If such a mythical artifact were to exist, it would be worth a colossal fortune. Kogoro still expresses his doubts about the validity of the legend, but Fukushima and Wakisaka show their opportunism, citing claims of Hideyoshi hoarding vast amounts of wealth in Osaka Castle even after his death. Heiji adds that since the burnt scroll is labeled with the kanji for "dragon (ryu (龍))," there must be a counterpart scroll labeled with the kanji for "tiger (tora (虎))." [[Ginshiro Toyama]] then arrives and corroborates Heiji's deduction, much to the surprise of the investigating group. Kazuha explains she called her father so they can leave the case to the police, stating her desire to leave the case behind them and enjoy the rest of their trip. Heiji roars at her for interfering with his work, but quickly softens his demeanor after feeling Ginshiro's intense gaze. Seemingly annoyed, Kazuha walks off with Ran to get food. Nevertheless, she fondly looks back at Heiji hard at work and gives a warm smile. The tour group members also state their desire to momentarily depart from the scene; Otaki hesitantly agrees. Ginshiro, having heard one of their voices, is reminded of a horrific scene he had witnessed in the past. He gives Otaki a silent instruction and proceeds to call Heizo. <br>[[File:CH319_FallenKatagiri.png\|210px\|thumb\|left\|Ran and Kazuha watch as Katagiri falls into the river while on fire.]]
	At a restaurant, Ran deduces that Kazuha's true intentions were not for her father to takeover the investigation but rather for him to assist Heiji with information about the previous, related cases. Kazuha blushes and confesses she is attracted to the joyous smile Heiji gives after solveing a case. Ran says she feels the same way about [[Shinichi Kudo\|Shinichi]] and the two girls bond over their romantic similarities.<br>		At a restaurant, Ran deduces that Kazuha's true intentions were not for her father to takeover the investigation but rather for him to assist Heiji with information about the previous, related cases. Kazuha blushes and confesses she is attracted to the joyous smile Heiji gives after solveing a case. Ran says she feels the same way about [[Shinichi Kudo\|Shinichi]] and the two girls bond over their romantic similarities.<br>
	Back at the castle, Conan discovers a battery near the structure's base, believing it proves Kato's death was a murder.<br>[[File:CH319_HeizoPunch.png\|225px\|thumb\|right\|A powerful punch.]]		Back at the castle, Conan discovers a battery near the structure's base, believing it proves Kato's death was a murder.<br>[[File:CH319_HeizoPunch.png\|225px\|thumb\|right\|A powerful punch.]]

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	==== File 322 - A Long-Awaited Gathering ====		==== File 322 - A Long-Awaited Gathering ====
	[[File:CH322_KogoroAttacked.png\|230px\|thumb\|right\|Kaoru Kusano attacks Kogoro, believing him to be her stalker.]]		[[File:CH322_KogoroAttacked.png\|230px\|thumb\|right\|Kaoru Kusano attacks Kogoro, believing him to be her stalker.]]
	[[Kogoro Mouri\|Kogoro]] neglects his duties as a detective and instead fanatically sings along to [[Yoko Okino]]'s television performance, much to [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]]'s irritation. She sifts through her father's outstanding mail and discovers a letter from Yoko herself, immediately catching Kogoro's attention. Ran reads the ~~letters~~ contents which describe an engagement party at a friend's apartment. She turns to Kogoro to confirm his attendance only to find him in a catatonic state, believing the letter refers to Yoko's engagement.<br>		[[Kogoro Mouri\|Kogoro]] neglects his duties as a detective and instead fanatically sings along to [[Yoko Okino]]'s television performance, much to [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]]'s irritation. She sifts through her father's outstanding mail and discovers a letter from Yoko herself, immediately catching Kogoro's attention. Ran reads the letter's contents which describe an engagement party at a friend's apartment. She turns to Kogoro to confirm his attendance only to find him in a catatonic state, believing the letter refers to Yoko's engagement.<br>
	On the day of the party, Kogoro, Ran, and [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] meet Yoko in the apartment parking lot. The group is joined by [[Osamu Kenzaki]], the famous actor who plays the beloved [[Detective Samonji]] character. He reveals himself as the groom of the soon-to-be bride and expresses his amazement in Kogoro's presence. Yoko says she kept Kogoro's attendance a secret from her friend, wishing for him to be a surprise.<br>		On the day of the party, Kogoro, Ran, and [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] meet Yoko in the apartment parking lot. The group is joined by [[Osamu Kenzaki]], the famous actor who plays the beloved [[Detective Samonji]] character. He reveals himself as the groom of the soon-to-be bride and expresses his amazement in Kogoro's presence. Yoko says she kept Kogoro's attendance a secret from her friend, wishing for him to be a surprise.<br>
	The group ascends the floors and arrives at the apartment. However, despite repeatedly ringing the doorbell, they get no response. Kogoro finds the door open and slowly peaks into the room, only to find the tenant, Kaoru Kusano, standing at the doorway wielding a tennis racket. She accuses him of stalking before smashing the racket over his head.<br>[[File:CH322_KusanoBleed.png\|150px\|thumb\|left\|Conan and Kenzaki find Kaoru bleeding out in her bathtub.]]		The group ascends the floors and arrives at the apartment. However, despite repeatedly ringing the doorbell, they get no response. Kogoro finds the door open and slowly peaks into the room, only to find the tenant, Kaoru Kusano, standing at the doorway wielding a tennis racket. She accuses him of stalking before smashing the racket over his head.<br>[[File:CH322_KusanoBleed.png\|150px\|thumb\|left\|Conan and Kenzaki find Kaoru bleeding out in her bathtub.]]