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The Files of Young Kindaichi: Murder on the Magic Express
When the head of the touring magician's group "Magical Fantasy" is murdered on a train while on his way to Hokkaido, young Kindaichi, who also just happens to be on board, is fast on the case to find the culprit. But just as quickly as the case unfolds, the body disappears only to be rediscovered again, along with other new bodies.
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When the head of the touring magician's group "Magical Fantasy" is murdered on a train while on his way to Hokkaido, young Kindaichi, who also just happens to be on board, is fast on the case to find the culprit. But just as quickly as the case unfolds, the body disappears only to be rediscovered again, along with other new bodies.
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Genre:Mystery
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Nippon Television Network Corporation
Cast
Hisashi Kimura
Director
Jun Matsumoto
Kindaichi Hajime
Anne Suzuki
Miyuki Nanase
Takashi Naito
Tsuyoshi Kenmochi
Jun Hasegawa
Saki Ryuta
Naoyuki Fujii
Yoichi Takato
Mr. Maric
Gentle Yamagami
Katsuyuki Murai
Noble Yurama
Jun Inoue
Pierrot Sakonji
Jin Katagiri
Channeler Sakuraba
Harumi Inoue
Mermaid Yumi
Mariya Yamada
Satomi Zanma
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