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The Roaming Reporter and Rookie Detective 3 - I Saw a Woman's Corpse in the Steam of Beppu Onsen! poster

The Roaming Reporter and Rookie Detective 3 - I Saw a Woman's Corpse in the Steam of Beppu Onsen! 

When a friend falls from the top of a waterfall, the Roaming Reporter and Lady Detective suspect foul play and launch an investigation that eventually ties back to an intense love rivalry and an unsolved murder on a train platform in Tokyo many years earlier.
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When a friend falls from the top of a waterfall, the Roaming Reporter and Lady Detective suspect foul play and launch an investigation that eventually ties back to an intense love rivalry and an unsolved murder on a train platform in Tokyo many years earlier.

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Genre:Mystery
Directed By:Keiichirō Yoshida
Written By:Masayasu Takahashi
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:TV Asahi

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