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Kiyose Naohiro,

will you come to the police
station as a primary witness?

I didn't kill Mineko.

The murder weapon is
yorihimo of diameter 4 to 5 mm.

Mr. Kiyose,

You're lying, aren't you?

-I'm not lying.
-Are you still trying to hide?

People lie.

Dad was...

He was... taken
to the police?

To escape from their
sins, to live for their lives.

Lie is a shadow of truth.

People can only guess the
secret hidden in the shadow.

And...

there's a predator
in the shadow.

Not for sale or stream.

This is so rare.
You're so lucky.

A detective in Doll Town

Final Episode

Yay, I picked Daiyaman!

Really? Mine is Emerald...

Emerald is not bad.
Let me see.

Wow! Awesome!

GP...

Excuse me,

may I also have
a Daiyaman card?

Sure, please wait.

Is Daiyaman that popular?

Yes, it is.

The anniversary event was
a disaster because of some prank.

There's testimony that Naohiro handed money to Katsuya on April 14th.

Could be the reward money
for helping with the murder.

He's the key. He might be
an accomplice of Naohiro.

Bring Katsuya in and
we'll get both of them!

Yes, sir!

Kishida Katsuya,
will you come to the police station?

Why do I have to
go to the station?

I didn't do anything.

Excuse me, may I?

Katusya,

you are not the murderer.

You lied about seeing Mineko on the day of the murder, saying you hadn't seen her for six years.

You also lied about going to
the hobby shop on that day.

It's time to stop lying.

You called Naohiro on
the evening of the 13th...

not for cleaning your company,
but for something else.

On the 14th, you went to see him
and had him clean your car.

Why was he
cleaning your car?

On April 13th, during the
Daiyaman anniversary event,

some fan got carried away and drew the Daiyaman logo all over the place.

You went there on the evening of the 13th to lay away the Daiyaman,

and found the graffiti
on your car.

You called Naohiro
around 6:30 PM.

Since he didn't answer the phone,

you called him again later...

and asked him on the 14th
to erase the graffiti.

There was still some graffiti
left under the wing.

That was a symbol
of Daiyaman.

The graffiti is proof that you were at the hobby shop around 6 PM on the 13th.

You're right.

That means you
have an alibi.

Why did you lie about it?

People lie.

The question is,
why you lied.

You lied to make
yourself good.

I didn't lie.

You just lied again.

When you tried to pay for lunch the other day, wasn't your card declined?

Perhaps you also didn't have money on the 13th when you tried to buy the Daiyaman...

that you had
promised Shota?

But you hid the fact
from Shota to look cool.

We wanted to confirm what you were doing on the night of April 13th.

-On that day, I was...
-Dad, read me a book.

Go to bed.

I already told you I was late because
I was taking out clients.

Actually, Naohiro is being questioned
by the police right now.

He's hiding that
he lent you money.

I'm really sorry.

I borrowed money from Naohiro
and went to buy the Daiyaman.

He's hiding it because I
asked him not to tell anybody.

Please tell him he doesn't need
to hide it anymore.

Then why don't you start
talking the truth, too?

Why are you borrowing money
to keep your luxurious life style?

Didn't you say your side
business was going good?

I'll tell you everything.

Five years ago, I got hooked
into an investment.

It went well at first.

It was very easy to
earn big money.

But I lost a lot of
money recently.

I couldn't change
my current life style,

so I started borrowing money.

I wanted to keep
being a cool dad.

Lies one after another,

before I realized it,
things were way out of hand.

I'm sorry for causing
you trouble.

That's your real
self, isn't it?

Dad, are you done?

Wait!

Shota, we're leaving.

Play with dad now.

Yay!
Spin the top, dad!

All right.

Ready?

This is mine.

Would you like to try it?

Wow!

You're so cool, dad!
Way cooler than Daiyaman!

Really, dad is cool, huh.

But why wouldn't
grandpa's top spin?

You got it from
your grandpa?

When did he give it to you?

It was...two days after
Daiyaman's anniversary.

That means, 13th, 14th...

It was the 15th.

It was two days after he came to talk about his wife's third death anniversary.

The 15th, huh.

I sold a spinning top
on April 15th.

I see.

It has nothing to do
with the murder, right?

The murder was on the 13th,
but I sold it on the 15th.

Yes, the fact that it's
unrelated is important.

Good, I was worried our merchandise was used for something bad.

Mr. Kaga.

-Oh, hi, Mr. Takura.
-It's been a while.

-How's the investigation going?
-I'm afraid I can't answer that.

Are you buying something?

-I'm buying a spinning top for my nephew.
-Oh, sorry,

but I'm buying all of them.

-All of them, please.
-All? Why all?

Not that smile again.

Please catch the
murderer, okay?

Naohiro admitted
giving Katsuya money.

Now Katsuya has an alibi, he
is not a suspect anymore.

So only Naohiro
doesn't have an alibi...

Boss, the results are here.

The string in the storage room
wasn't the murder weapon?

The kind and width were the same,
but the fiber was different?

Please check all of them.

With this.

Kyoichiro, why did the gap
between the boxes interest you?

It wasn't the gap that drew
my attention, but the boxes.

I'm going out.

Hey, at least wash
your hands...

That was fast.

That was a big sigh.

It's not easy to lead
an investigation.

I have a stomach
ache every day.

-It is stressful when your subordinate acts on his own.
-That would be you.

-Are you resigning?
-Why would I?

It's poking out.

Resig...

Oh, no, that's not mine.

Then who does it belong to?

The sound is different.

May I open them?

Sure.

Empty?

Why are empty boxes sealed?

What's wrong?

Sorry, I just don't
understand it at all.

A British playwright wrote about how actors should prepare themselves.

If you truly love plays, I'm sure
you'll find a way to read this.

When I was a student,

if something interested me, I would pull out a dictionary and try to understand it.

But did you get
anything in return?

What do you mean?

You didn't become
a translator.

That was because...

I have a family.

You gave up your dream
because of me?

Koki.

-Take it with you.
-It'll be a waste since I won't read it.

Nothing is wasted in life.

Keep it until you
understand it.

Want some tea?

What do you think
about my old man?

I don't think he did it.

-This one, please.
-Oh, a spinning top?

Lately, we can't sell tops.

Though a punk shoplifted one.

-It was shoplifted?
-Yeah.

Do you remember
when it was?

When was it...?
Let me see.

Let's see...

Oh, this one.
It was April 13th.

One was taken.

-April 13th?
-Yes.

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What are you doing here?

I was hoping to find out
something about Naohiro.

But you couldn't
get anything.

I don't think he did it.

Why do you think so?

He was a warm person when
we talked at the cafe.

-He didn't strike me as a murderer.
-A third class reporter's hunch?

Yes, it's just a hunch.

Oh, by the way,

Hiroshi called you a first class
reporter last time I saw him.

She's not a third
class reporter.

She's first class.

If you really are a
first class reporter,

why don't you investigate
until your pen runs out?

You must be worried
about Mr. Kiyose.

Yes.

There you go.

What's going on
with his investigation?

You want to know?
You must be very worried.

Yes, very much.

I'm afraid I can't tell you.

Then don't tempt
me to ask you.

I apologize.

Were you also
close to Mineko?

Not really.

Just on a professional level.

Will you elaborate on that?

Like giving her advice on filing tax returns.
That's about it.

I see.

I saw the spinning top
you gave your grandson.

Oh, yeah,

he begged for it.

I can't spin it well.

Will you teach me how
to spin it next time?

Sure, anytime.

Are you Mr. Maeda?

I'd like to ask you about Uesugi Kazuhiro who died from a bike accident three years ago.

Boss,

I just proved Naohiro's alibi.

You unlocked the door of
the storage room, right?

-Yes, I did.
-Did you lock it when you left?

Yes, I did.

This is your key, isn't it?

Nagai

You must have dropped it when you were stealing things from the boxes.

You couldn't lock the
door without the key.

Mr. Nagai,

you are lying.

He had been stealing
detergents repeatedly.

He went to the storage room to steal around 6:20 PM on April 13th.

While he was stealing the detergent, Naohiro noticed the lock was open and came in to check.

Naohiro heard the noise
and tried to check on it,

but he accidentally kicked
the detergent.

He wiped up the floor and
went out to get water.

While he was gone, Nagai
sneaked out of the room.

Naohiro's alibi
was legit after all.

It still doesn't spin.

Grandpa's top just
won't spin.

You said he gave it
on April 15th, right?

Yes, it was two days later when he came to talk about the third death anniversary.

So he came here
on the 13th as well?

What time was that?

It was after the evening news,
so I'd say it was past 7 PM.

Okay.

Does he come here often?

No, he usually comes once
every three months or so.

But he came twice in April.

Why are you asking
about my father?

I'm just confirming
something.

He had the spinning top with him on the day of Daiyaman's anniversary.

Ah, a spinning top!

Spin it!

Sorry,

I forgot to bring
the string today.

-I'll bring it to you next time.
-But that will be a long time.

If you don't tell anybody
about the spinning top,

I'll bring it soon.

Let me confirm.

He brought it on
Daiyaman's anniversary?

-Yup.
-When was the anniversary again?

It's April 13th.

What do you say...

if I exchange that defective top
with this top that actually spins?

No?

Sure.

The murder weapon is
yorihimo of diameter 4 to 5 mm.

The one you brought in
is called kumihimo.

They are not the same kind.

This is mine.
Would you like to try?

Do you remember when it
was shoplifted?

It was April 13th.
One was taken.

I'd like to ask you something.

Um...

What is it you want to ask?

About my alibi?

No,

it's about the spinning top.

Spinning top?

I borrowed this
from your grandson.

Will you show me
how to spin it?

Sure.

Will you try again?

Will you... try again?

Is this a defect?

Maybe the gravity
point is off.

You gave this on April 15th,

two days after you went to talk about
the third death anniversary, right?

Yes, it was the 15th.

But...

you were also carrying
it on the 13th, weren't you?

You told your grandson
not to tell anybody.

A kid of that age loves
a secret, you know.

I see.

That's why you gave him
the spinning top on the 15th.

That's right.

It spun...

This top is not defective.

I just changed the string.

String?

You have to pick the right
string for each spinning top.

If you use the wrong string,
it doesn't spin.

This string is yorihimo.

The one you have
is kumihimo.

Doesn't it belong to the
top you got at Hozukiya?

Their sales record shows the sale
of one spinning top on April 15th.

We found your fingerprints
on their other spinning tops too.

Kishida Yosaku

You went to Hozukiya on April 15th...

to look for a string matching
your spinning top,

and you put the string on your
top and gave it to your grandson.

That's why the
top didn't spin.

Then what happened to the yorihimo that came with the top originally?

For your information,

the string the murderer
used was...

this yorihimo.

A spinning top was shoplifted
at Chidoriya on the 13th.

The yorihimo for the spinning top matched the trace on the victim's neck.

Match

You do recognize
this string, don't you?

I don't.

You don't?

I think you do.

Your spinning top had
yorihimo originally.

On the evening
of April 13th,

you stole the
spinning top at Chidoriya,

and called Mineko from
a public phone,

and then went to her
room on 6:30 PM to kill her.

After the murder, you went to Katsuya's to make an alibi, with the top in your bag.

But it backfired on you.

Your grandson
found the top.

Ah, a spinning top!
Spin it!

If you don't tell anybody
about the spinning top,

I'll bring it soon.

You couldn't give him the
string you used to kill Mineko,

so you told him to be
quiet about the top.

Now you had to get
a new string somehow.

But you couldn't go back to
Chidoriya where you stole it.

So you bought another top at Hozukiya and put its string on your top and gave it to him.

That's how your grandson got the
spinning top that doesn't spin.

Am I wrong?

You're wrong!

I am?

So there's another reason why your spinning top had a different kind of string?

How can you spin the
top with that string?

I don't know.

Your grandson tried so hard to spin the top you stole to kill someone.

Imagine it.

Doesn't it break your heart?

If you still insist
on your innocence,

spin this top to prove it
wasn't used for murder.

Spin the top that
doesn't spin!

Everything started...

when Mineko asked for
my opinion about...

the president's secretary
and the divorce settlement.

She's not his lover.

Then why?

He never hired a secretary before.

Two weeks before the murder

There was a dummy company
under my name, wasn't there?

There was a dummy company
under her name for tax purposes,

and I was in charge of
the account. But...

I had been taking money out of it without permission for a few years.

How much did
you embezzle?

About 50 million yen.

If you're not gonna show me the account,

A day before the murder

I'll talk to Naohiro in person.

Well... it's complicated, you know.

I thought, "if she finds out
about my embezzlement,

I'm finished."

That's why you
decided to kill her?

I don't remember...

when such an evil idea
came to my mind,

but...

I had already
decided to kill her...

when I took the
spinning top.

I thought that was
my only option.

April 13, Chidoriya

On the evening of April 13th,

I stole a spinning top
from Chidoriya.

And then,

I called Mineko from a pay
phone near her apartment...

and asked her if I can visit her
to discuss something.

I went up to her apartment
around 6:30 PM,

and she invited me in...

without suspecting a thing.

The moment...

she turned her
back to me,

I strangled her
with a string...

and killed her.

I got rid of the string
that night.

I noticed the coat
button was missing,

so I disposed of
the coat as well.

I'm...

really sorry for
what I did.

What did you do with the
50 million yen you embezzled?

I used it...

to pay back my debt.

When my business
was struggling,

I tried to come up with money by gambling, but I got hooked on it...

and lost a huge
amount of money.

What kind of gambling
did you do?

Like horse racing...

I went to the races
almost every week.

Which horse won in
last year's Japan Derby?

Well...

I can't remember...

Wasn't it Emerald something?

That's right.

It was Emerald...

what was it...

I remember.
It was Emerald Ruby.

That's right.

Emerald Ruby...

It was pretty strong.

I was wrong.

Emerald Ruby is...

the name of
Daiyaman's enemy.

Why did you even ask?

I was just wondering.

Yo.

So Yosaku did it, huh.

I asked you here
about that.

Actually, he is
hiding something.

Is he?

You're the only one
who can make him talk.

I don't work for
the police anymore.

I got approval
from the boss already.

It's poking out.

It's not mine.

He was keeping your
resignation letter.

I'm not qualified as a cop.

I can't help you.

Hiroshi.

I always think...

when a brutal crime like
a murder happens,

we, the police, need to get to the cause
that triggered the murder...

why the person had
to be killed.

Otherwise,

the same thing will be
repeated somewhere else.

I'm not going back.

That's the least
I can do for my son.

Will you listen to the first class reporter before you make a decision?

He's your son's
old friend.

Kazuhiro's friend?

He's my son, Kazuhiro.

I killed him.

He was really cute
when he was small.

But he ended up
joining a gang.

One day, he was caught by police
for driving without a license.

But I covered up for him.

He knew...

I did it to keep face.

Right after that,

he died in a bike accident.

I always thought...

he never understood...

how much I cared for him.

But...

I was wrong.

He understood.

I quit.

I don't wanna give any more
trouble to my old man.

Then I'll rat out that he
covered up your violation.

Leave him out of this.

We need him to cover up
if we get caught.

I can't have him do that.

Fine, I'll stay.

So don't tell anybody
about the cover up.

Let's go!

I'm a failure as a father.

I should have...

had him punished even if...

he ended up hating me.

Only parents can...

show their kids the way.

Mr. Kishida,

it's not too late yet.

Your son is still alive.

You committed a murder.

You have to pay for it.

But...

you can't do it while you're
still hiding something.

You're still lying.

That lie is doing
nothing but harm.

If you truly love your son,

tell us the truth.

I was proud of my son for
working at a top company.

But...

he spent 80 million yen
of his company's money,

and he came to me
to ask for help.

I thought he would become
a criminal if I didn't help him.

Kishida Katsuya,

you're under arrest
for embezzlement.

I had to resort to
Mr. Kiyose's company's money.

-Did my father rat me out?
-He told the truth...

because he loves you.

It was all my fault.

I just...

wanted to protect my son.

So...

I betrayed my best friend.

I'm terribly sorry.

He kept covering
up for you.

I didn't know anything.

He said his company
was doing well,

so I was relieved to
take the money.

He even suggested accounting fraud to Mr. Kiyose to cover up the embezzlement.

But Mr. Kiyose disposed of
the documents himself...

Why...

Why did he have to lie?

The same reason as
you lied to Shota.

You said you wanted
to be a cool dad.

I'm sure he also wanted to
be a reliable dad for you.

He did...

He's trying to pay
for what he did.

He is giving you a chance to pay for your sin even if that might incur your hatred.

He realized that's what
a parent should do.

As you are also a parent,

for Shota's sake, make up
for what you did.

Shota...

Why did you hold on to
my resignation letter?

Before you were demoted
for covering up the violation,

you often told me...

to protect the
detectives in the field.

You protected me a lot
when you were my boss.

Boss,

I'll disclose the fact that I
covered up to the public,

and devote my life
to my job.

I apologize in advance
for any trouble.

My stomach hurts...

Shuhei, bring me
some toilet paper!

Bathroom again?

Kyoichiro,

you sure do unnecessary
investigations.

I don't think they
are unnecessary.

Then what's something
unnecessary to you?

A conversation like
this with you.

You are a jerk
till the end.

Koki,

Yes.

Despite being demoted from the lead,
you did a great job supporting the play.

I'll be looking forward to seeing
you as a lead on the stage soon.

Thank you.

-Thank you for your hard work.
-Thank you.

Dad...

It's been a while since
I saw a play.

It was good.

Do you think you'll be able
to make a living with this job?

Not "I think," but "I will."

Okay.

You're not against it?

Watching you working convinced me how serious you are about your job.

What kind of a father
was I to you?

To be honest,

there were times I didn't
even want to see your face.

I hated having a conversation
with you too.

We were pretty bad, huh?

Yeah, we were.

Thank you for letting us
clean this room, Mr. Kaga.

You are the
cleaning specialists.

You look good
in that uniform.

This might suit me better
than being a secretary.

Koki!

This book...

That's the same
book mom gave me...

Translation draft

Final chapter: Life as an actor

Nothing is wasted in life.

Keep it until you
understand it.

She was talking
about this...

Mom was amazing.

Afterword

Mr. Kiyose.

What is it?

This.

I'm currently 45 years old.

Though late, this is
my first step as a translator.

I decided to
translate this book...

because I wanted to cheer my son who is striving to be an actor.

One thing I couldn't get
over feeling was that...

I had chosen my family over
my dream as a translator."

One day, my son left
the house to pursue his dream,

saying "No matter how many times you fail,
do not do something you'll regret,"

I was encouraged
by his words,

and decided to divorce
to be a translator.

But I couldn't get
a job as a translator

and I was having
a hard time.

When I was about
to give up,

I don't know why, but I remembered
my husband's back when he was working.

It's because he worked
hard for our family

that I could keep studying
to be a translator.

Thanks to him and my son,
I could become a translator.

I was such a fool not to realize how important my family was until I lost it.

But if I could see
them again now,

I would be able to say
"thank you" with a smile.

I want to thank them from
the bottom of my heart.

Thank you.

Thank you...

Mr. Kaga.

You let us clean
the room...

because you knew about
that book, didn't you?

I was focusing
only on my job.

For decades, I had been
devoting my life to my job.

I believed that was the
only thing I could do...

for Mineko and Koki as a
husband, and as a father.

But it looks like
I was wrong.

What they wanted
from me was...

something simpler.

Like, saying "Thank you."

Finally you told me what
you've been hiding.

What I was hiding?

Your feelings
towards your family.

The reason why you walked
around town was...

because you wanted to know
more about Mineko, wasn't it?

You see through
everything.

You're an interesting person.

You slip into our minds
before we know it.

At first, I didn't like it.

But now I find myself feeling
better after I talk to you.

Thank you, Mr. Kaga.

The death of Dall Town's
Shinzanmono, Mitsui Mineko.

The town returned to
its every day life...

as if such a sad incident
had never happened.

Don't just sit there and
drink tea elegantly, Ami.

I'm sorry.

I really can count on
you with the story?

Of course.

A Doll Town's detective

People lie.

To escape from their sins
and to live their lives.

You walk in this town every day,

while noticing the lies
of the people of the town.

Lie is a shadow of truth.

It's weak, yet strong.

It's gentle, yet sad.

There are many kinds
of truth in a lie.

And you know it all.

Thanks to Ms. Mitsui,
I had a safe childbirth.

If you ever get married and become pregnant, please let me know.

I'll come here to pray
for you every day.

Welcome! Welcome!

It's Dall Town's specialty, taiyaki!

40 people in line.

40... Might be too late.

But let's give it a try.

Why do you never give up?

To solve the mystery of why
there's always a long line.

You can solve a case, but not the mystery of the taiyaki shop, huh.

Kyoichiro.

Hey.

-I heard you are working for the local magazine again.
-Yes.

I realized I want to write
more about this town.

I'm looking forward to
reading your articles.

The next issue of
'Doll Town' features...

a detective who just
can't get taiyaki.

Congratulations.

What, I can finally buy some?

No, it's sold out for today.

Today's the 50th day of
taiyaki being sold out.

Oh.

You stood in line
that many times?

Let me interview you here.

Exactly who are you?

I'm nobody.

I'm just a Shinzanmono
in this town.