A mysterious code written with letters and numbers is found on a street in Kyoto. Yoshito Takuma (Tsuyoshi Kusanagi) and Chinami Anekoji (Kaho Minami) begin to investigate. They discover that something happened at the place where the code was found on stickers and they also discover a dead body. A man known as "Writer" is suspected of being the culprit. To find the man known as "Writer," Yoshito Takuma infiltrates into Shiga central prison. --asianwiki
Gō Shichitaka
Director
Tsuyoshi Kusanagi
Yoshito Takuma
Sei Ashina
Yuiko Matsubara
Kaho Minami
Chinami Anekoji
Kenta Satoi
Sachio Inokuma
Takumi Saitoh
Masaki Kitamoto
Mahiru Konno
Miyako Muromachi
Shinsho Nakamaru
Yusuke Higurashi
Junichi Haruta
Tetsuya Kinugasa
Yuu Tokui
Toshiro Oomiya
Mio Miyatake
Akane Anekoji
Yuta Hiraoka
Kohei Horikawa
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