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Ryo Okamoto
	25 years old; Tottori Prefecture Kurayoshi Station detective;

Katsuhiko Yamane
	36 years old; Tottori Prefecture Kurayoshi Station detective;

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Chronology

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The Tottori Sand Dunes Mystery Tour (鳥取砂丘ミステリーツアー ,Tottori Sakyū Misuterī Tsuā^?) is the 801st and 802nd episodes of the Detective Conan anime.

Cast

Characters

Conan Edogawa

Ran Mouri

Kogoro Mouri

Gadgets

Stun-Gun Wristwatch

Voice-Changing Bowtie

Case

Situation

Kurayoshi Part

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Tottori Part

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People

Iwao Kumado
	68 years old Kumado family head

Makie Kumado
	35 years old Kumado family eldest daughter

Soichi Kumado
	32 years old Kumado family eldest son Shuko's husband

Junji Kumado
	28 years old Kumado family second son

Shuko Kumado
	29 years old Kumado family daughter-in-law Kazuma's mother

Kazuma Kumado
	Shuko and Soichi's only son

Naomi Senda
	30 years old Kumado family former housekeeper

Kozo Adachi
	55 years old Naomi's uncle

Resolution

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The theft of the incense burner is actually a ruse for a tragic case of blackmail, in which Shuko Kumado was made an unwilling victim by Naomi Senda. Two years previously, Shuko had been seen with a strange man, who was actually Yasunobu Kotani, an old high school classmate of hers. Although Shuko's marriage with Soichi had started with mutual love, Shuko had gotten doubts about it, but was unwilling to divorce in order not to disappoint her parents, who were overjoyed at her union with a member of such a prestigious family. One month ago, Kotani had asked her to go with him to South Africa, but since Shuko was pregnant with Kazuma, she decided not to elope in order to secure her child's future.

But as they left their meeting place at the Tottori Sand Dunes, they were spied upon and photographed by Naomi, who used this information to blackmail Shuko. In fear of having her child taken away by her family-in-law, Shuko paid Naomi to keep the "affair" secret; but when Naomi had learned from the news that Yasunobu had died in an accident, she decided to raise her demands. Facing the fear that she couldn't procure the ever-mounting hush money anymore, Shuko decided to kill Naomi.

In order to conceal her intentions, Shuko planned the fake robbery and ransoming of the incense burner along with Naomi, who would agree to cease blackmailing her once the ransom money for the artefact was in their hands. Naomi left Shuko tied up in the house and planted the broken urn and the keychain incriminating her as the culprit after they had established Naomi's fake alibi, and they started the fight to throw off suspicion that they were accomplices in this caper. Afterwards, Shuko would lure Naomi to a steep cliffside at the coast and cast her into the sea, then claim that this was done in self-defense. However, the immediate execution of her plan was foiled because of Iwao Kumado's refusal to let her leave the house while the incense burner was missing; hence, she returned it.

The decisive evidence was the delivery Shuko received at the house door during the family meeting. The delivery service man had acutally attempted to deliver the package at 12.00 o'clock, while Shuko and Kazuma were alone in the house. However, since no one answered the door, the delivery man intended to return with the package some other time; but he got a phone call to re-deliver right away. In fact, Shuko was already tied up at that time, and while the clock had been reset to provide a fake alibi for Naomi, the unplanned arrival of the delivery man upset that vital detail. Therefore Shuko was in a hurry to take the mail to hide the fact that the package has arrived as a re-delivery.

While Shuko couldn't execute her murder plan, the fact that she committed a fake robbery and would face the Kumado clan's wrath as a result cannot be dismissed that easily before the law. However, Soichi - who has followed his wife - unexpectedly intervenes, announcing his decision to cut his ties with his family, leave Junji in succession as the clan's head, and make a new beginning with Shuko and his son once she gets out of jail.

Gallery

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References

v • d • e Season 24 (2019)
#927: The Scarlet School Trip (Bright Red Arc) #928: The Scarlet School Trip (Red Love Arc) #929: A Woman Standing by the Window (Part 1) #930: A Woman Standing by the Window (Part 2) #931: The Northern Kyushu Mystery Tour (Kokura Arc) #932: The Northern Kyushu Mystery Tour (Moji Arc) #933: Thoroughbred Kidnapping Case‎‎ (Part 1) #934: Thoroughbred Kidnapping Case‎‎ (Part 2) #935: The Fortuneteller and the Three Customers‎‎ #936: Intrigue at the Food Court #937: The Killer Fist of Talos (Part 1) #938: The Killer Fist of Talos (Part 2) #939: The Dangerous Fossil Finding Trip #940: The Missing Girlfriend #941: Search for Maria-chan! (Part 1) #942: Search for Maria-chan! (Part 2) #943: The Tokyo Barls Collection #944: The Cost of Likes (Part 1) #945: The Cost of Likes (Part 2) #946: The Cursed Tears of Borgia (Part 1) #947: The Cursed Tears of Borgia (Part 2) #948: The Man Crushed by a Dinosaur #949: The Radio Questions and Concerns Show (Challenge Arc) #950: The Radio Questions and Concerns Show (Solution Arc) #951: The Whistling Bookstore 2 #952: The Unsolved Cocktail Case (Part 1) #953: The Unsolved Cocktail Case (Part 2) #954: The Unsolved Cocktail Case (Part 3) #955: The Secret of the Insect Man #956: The Mystery-Solving Water Taxi (Part 1) #957: The Mystery-Solving Water Taxi (Part 2) #958: The Poodle and the Shotgun (Part 1) #959: The Poodle and the Shotgun (Part 2) #960: Miss Lonely and the Detective Boys #961: The Glamping Mystery #962: Kogoro Mouri's Grand Lecture (Part 1) #963: Kogoro Mouri's Grand Lecture (Part 2) #964: Kogoro Mouri's Grand Lecture (Part 3)
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 === Resolution ===
 <spoiler>
-The theft of the incense burner is actually a ruse for a tragic case of blackmail, in which '''Shuko Kumado''' was made an unwilling victim by '''Naomi Senda'''. Two years previously, Shuko had been seen with a strange man, who was actually '''Kotani Yasunobu''', an old high school classmate of hers. Although Shuko's marriage with Soichi had started with mutual love, Shuko had gotten doubts about it, but was unwilling to divorce in order not to disappoint her parents, who were overjoyed at her union with a member of such a prestigious family. One month ago, Katoni had asked her to go with him to South Africa, but since Shuko was pregnant with Kazuma, she decided not to elope in order to secure her child's future.
+The theft of the incense burner is actually a ruse for a tragic case of blackmail, in which '''Shuko Kumado''' was made an unwilling victim by '''Naomi Senda'''. Two years previously, Shuko had been seen with a strange man, who was actually '''Yasunobu Kotani''', an old high school classmate of hers. Although Shuko's marriage with Soichi had started with mutual love, Shuko had gotten doubts about it, but was unwilling to divorce in order not to disappoint her parents, who were overjoyed at her union with a member of such a prestigious family. One month ago, Kotani had asked her to go with him to South Africa, but since Shuko was pregnant with Kazuma, she decided not to elope in order to secure her child's future.
 But as they left their meeting place at the Tottori Sand Dunes, they were spied upon and photographed by Naomi, who used this information to blackmail Shuko. In fear of having her child taken away by her family-in-law, Shuko paid Naomi to keep the "affair" secret; but when Naomi had learned from the news that Yasunobu had died in an accident, she decided to raise her demands. Facing the fear that she couldn't procure the ever-mounting hush money anymore, Shuko decided to kill Naomi.

Revision as of 00:48, 26 December 2015

Cast

Gadgets

Case

Situation

Kurayoshi Part

Tottori Part

People

Resolution

Gallery

References

See also