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Kindaichi Case Files Movie 1: The Opera House Murders
Invited for a anniversary celebration, Kindaichi, Miyuki and inspector Kenmochi re-visit the Opera House. There they discover that a play of The Phantom of the Opera is being rehearsed again. However, it doesn't take long when members of the acting troupe are killed by the Phantom. Kindaichi will once again have to solve a murder series in the Opera House.
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Invited for a anniversary celebration, Kindaichi, Miyuki and inspector Kenmochi re-visit the Opera House. There they discover that a play of The Phantom of the Opera is being rehearsed again. However, it doesn't take long when members of the acting troupe are killed by the Phantom. Kindaichi will once again have to solve a murder series in the Opera House.
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Genre:Animation, Mystery
Written By:Takuya Nishioka
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Box Office:$4,300,000
Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Toei Animation
Cast
Daisuke Nishio
Director
Kappei Yamaguchi
Hajime Kindaichi (Voice)
Akiko Nakagawa
Miyuki Nanase (Voice)
Isao Natsuyagi
Isamu Kenmochi (voice)
Masako Katsuki
Seiko Shinjouji (voice)
Mahito Ohba
Seiji Makube (voice)
Rihoko Yoshida
Ryoko Saeki (voice)
Masami Kikuchi
Rokuro Eguchi (voice)
Yuuko Tsuburaya
Mika Kurosawa (voice)
Isshin Chiba
Yukio Midorikawa (voice)
Hiroaki Hirata
Kosaburo Nojo (voice)
Wataru Takagi
Atsumi Takizawa (voice)
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