Kota Mizutani, a 10-year-old boy whose health worsened after he saw a murder, is brought to Akiko's clinic by his mother Mariko. Kota says that two months ago, he witnessed a man in a park strangling a woman with a cord and was chased by the man afterwards. Hamada, who listens to his story along with Akiko, immediately performs an investigation but cannot find any traces of the crime. However, Kota's testimony gains credence when the body of a woman killed two months before is discovered on a construction site in Kawagoe. Acting on a tip from a citizen who says she had been wearing the same clothes as the victim, the police search the house of Kazuko Shimazaki, a photographer who is often absent. But when Kazuko returns from her trip with her assistant Hirano, it becomes clear the victim is a different person.
Ryuichi Takamori
Director
Yuko Hama
Akiko Muro
Kimiko Ikegami
Kazuko Shimazaki
Mariya Yamada
Tomoko Koyama
Miki Jinbo
Mariko Mizutani
Yoshitaka Tanba
Takeo Hirano
Jun Oba
Detective Kawaguchi
Makiko Kuno
Yukiyo Hatanaka
Haruma Miura
Kota Mizutani
Masaru Shinozuka
Eiichi Yoshinaga
Kayo Usuma
Yasuyo Tomita
Ryo Kamon
Detective Takeuchi
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