Investigation Division 1(2022)
Overview
The First Investigation Division of the Metropolitan Police Department, which is based in the Dai-Tokyo Police Station , is headed by Keiichiro Funakoshi, the Chief of the First Investigation Division . This is a department that specializes in considerations that lead to solutions. Along with Ryu Fujii , a new detective who was newly assigned for some reason , they lead to the solution of many difficult cases one after another while colliding with each other's strengths.
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Funakoshi Keiichiro
Yamamura Kaede
Nishimura Masao
Takashima Seiko
Natori Yu
Naito Masashi
Fujii Ryu
Tokunaga Rie
Yanagizawa Shinzo
Kitano Minako
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