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Love and hate are brought together.
Through both reasoning and suspense.
After a long interval, the young detectives are back again.
Mitsuhiko is acting weird.
He sees through the one and only truth.
A child in appearance with the I.Q. of an adult.
His name is Detective Conan!
Hold your arms out front and now raise them. Now stretch.
Good. One, two, three, four,
five, six.
Now for your arms and legs.
One, two, three, four
five, six, seven, eight...
Good grief.
I should be enjoying the summer of my junior year in high school.
Spin your arms outwards.
What the heck am I doing here?
Inwards.
Five, six, seven, eight.
"Mitsuhiko Lost In The Woods (Part 1)"
Radio exercise.
One, two...
Hey, Conan. Stop slacking off.
These exercise classes
are a very important part of our summer newsletter.
Yes, I bet.
She's right.
If you don't exercise properly now,
you'll regret it when you're older.
You might get high blood pressure,
diabetes, arteriosclerosis
and that might cause brain haemorrhages
and heart attacks.
One, two, three, four.
Well, I guess Dr. Agasa needs it.
By the way, what's this about a summer newsletter?
The Summertime News.
We're filling it with summer events.
Remember what the Dr. Agasa said at the fireworks display?
He said those kinds of newsletters
are rarely seen in the city these days.
And all they carry
are news about fireworks and these exercises.
Speaking of rarely seen,
he's not here today either. That Mitsuhiko.
I wonder if something's wrong.
He skipped a few times before, too.
He probably couldn't get up in time.
That's odd.
He's not loose like you, Genta.
He always arrives early.
-True. -Loose?
What part of me is baggy?
That's not what he meant.
Why don't we all go to Mitsuhiko's house after this?
He might have come down with a summer cold or something.
Good idea.
You mean Mitsuhiko wasn't there?
That's strange. He said he was going to go camping
with all of you after today's exercises.
Camping?
Yes. He was so excited last night.
He filled his bag with sweets.
He said he was going to share them with all of you.
Sweets?
Yes. The lady next door gave them to us.
But I guess he wasn't going camping after all.
What? I guess not.
Asami, do you have any idea where'd he go?
Some place where'd he sneak off to.
No. He'd only been hanging around you guys lately.
Oh, right.
Maybe you'd like to take a look in his room?
He sometimes leaves notes behind when he goes out.
What?
That's strange.
I don't think he left a note.
And his wallet's gone, too.
His wallet?
Seeing as he took non-perishable food and wallet
when he snuck out,
I think he intended to go far away.
Hey. You don't mean...
Probably, he ran away from home.
-Ran away from home? -Ran away from home?
You're kidding! Really?
This is like a movie!
What are you so happy about?
Even if he didn't run away from home,
he's been planning this for some time. I'm sure of that.
See. This is his exercise card.
He's skipped every Sunday.
You're right.
So Sunday's the key to his disappearance.
Maybe he was going on a date or something.
No way.
A date?
Well, he did mention that older girl.
She worked in the flower shop her family owned during weekend.
I remember he said that girl once praised him.
Maybe she asked him for a date and took him to the beach?
Why the beach?
Because he asked to borrow my sunscreen last night.
I bought it on the shop channel, it's foreign made and expensive.
I find it hard to believe.
That serious Mitsuhiko...
With a girl...
On the beach...
Eating sweets.
Not a romantic picture.
Asami, dear!
You're going to be late for your piano lesson unless you hurry!
Yes, mother. I'm coming.
Both our parents are school teachers,
so they're very strict about the language we use.
No wonder Mitsuhiko talks the way he does.
All right. If you find out anything interesting,
call me on my cellular.
I'd really like to know about Mitsuhiko's love life.
Her little brother's disappeared
but how can she so nonchalant?
It's unbelievable, right?
You're right.
What? Mitsuhiko?
You mean Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya?
He hasn't been by today.
Even at about 6:30 this morning?
We don't open until 7 am,
and I was at the exercises at 6:30 am.
So I would know if he came by at that time or not.
I guess you wouldn't.
But I did see him last Sunday morning at the bus stop
when I was on my way to the exercises.
It looked like he was being scolded by some older men.
He was being scolded?
Yes. Something about they won't tell him
and he shouldn't go get it.
What was he not supposed to go get?
I don't know.
They mentioned the name of a samurai from long ago.
Let's see. Was it Uesugi? Takeda?
No. Maybe Toyotomi or Tokugawa.
Did you say Tokugawa?
Maybe it's about the Tokugawa hidden treasure!
I'll bet the treasures buried in some beach.
That's what Mitsuhiko's gone to look for.
Darn it. That little sneak...
-Here we go again. -wants to keep it all to himself!
-I'm going to make him share it with. -Has Mitsuhiko disappeared?
Yes. He left for some place this morning but no one knows where.
It must have been him that I saw this morning then.
I saw a boy at the bus stop this morning.
He had his cap pulled down low
and was carrying a back pack.
He smelled kind of strange.
It looked like Mitsuhiko, so I called him out.
But he ignored me and boarded the bus.
What do you mean he smelled strange?
It wasn't exactly strange.
It was more tangy like a lemony smell.
A lemony smell?
Yes. That kid got on my bus.
His cap was pulled down low and he smelled like lemons, right?
I knew it. He's a runaway, isn't he?
We don't know if he did yet.
Well, you see. When kids get on the bus,
they usually look out the window.
But that kid sat in the back of the bus
and he looked like he was worried about something.
He just stared straight ahead
and it looked like he might be hiding from something.
He looked worried?
Like he was hiding?
Yes, I was right!
That Mitsuhiko's run away from home!
Don't say that.
Do you remember where he got off?
Let me think.
I'm pretty sure it was Beika Station.
What? A boy that smelled like lemon?
I'm not really sure.
He had a cap on and he was carrying a backpack.
Hey, I think I know which kid they're talking about.
Remember? He bought an adult ticket by mistake.
He was in a rush and wanted us to exchange it right away.
He was in a hurry?
Yes. He was really scared.
Like somebody was after him or something.
Do you know where he was heading?
Let's see.
It was an adult ticket for 190 yen.
So it'd probably be to the Chiba area
or maybe Gunma area.
It's no use.
Nobody who works here's seen him.
That means
he might have transferred to another line somewhere.
This is our last hope.
Yes. That boy passes through here.
-Really? -We did it!
We're a small station.
We don't have those automatic ticket gates like in the big city.
So I'd notice any kid that acted as suspicious as him.
He was the last to get off
and then he hid behind the station building.
But right after that, he ran off towards the mountain.
Well, well.
We got this far on only these clues, he smelled like lemons,
wore a cap and was carrying a backpack.
And the sun's starting to go down, too.
Hey, hey. Wait a minute.
There's nothing around here.
How are we gonna find him?
Don't worry. We've got this.
See, it's located the signal from Mitsuhiko's detective badge.
He's around here for sure.
What a relief.
Gosh. If he's got his badge with him
then all we've got to do is radio him.
I've been trying to, but he doesn't answer.
Well, we can find him faster
by tracking him with those tracking glasses.
Doesn't it bother you though?
Mitsuhiko always does everything by the book
and he's super careful.
Why do you think he went off into the mountains
without discussing it with us first?
Maybe he's running away from home after all.
Okay, okay. Don't go jumping to conclusions.
It might be something very innocent.
Like maybe he just fell in love with a girl
and he followed her all the way here.
Love can make you do crazy things.
He fell in love?
It happens and as they said,
"First love is lemon flavoured."
Come on! Let's go, guys.
-Huh? -We've gotta find him before it gets dark.
Wait for me!
It seems like he's someplace in this forest.
Now, what? Is he still not answering?
Yes. I'm pretty sure he can hear the beep though.
Hey. There's people over there.
Let's go and ask them if they've seen Mitsuhiko.
Wait a minute. I'll go.
You kids stay here.
Hey, come back here!
They may be dangerous people!
Hey! You guys over there!
Detective Yamamura of the Gunma Prefecture Police.
What's this? Aren't you the boy with Mouri's agency?
What're you doing in a place like this?
What... what do you mean by the way?
Hello there.
What's going on here?
It's not safe for you here.
I want all unauthorized people out of this forest right now.
Not safe?
Has a bear been sighted?
A man that more dangerous than a bear
is hiding out around here.
A man?
The truth is...
I can't say this out loud.
It seems a veteran cop let him get away
during inspection of the crime scene.
It's that serial killer, Kiichiro Numabuchi.
Are you serious?
I... I don't believe it.
Come on, keep moving.
Hey!
Hey. Are you okay?
Hey!
Move it!
The guy I ran into in Osaka is here in this forest.
That's why you've got to leave right now.
But one of their friends is in here.
Hey, Conan.
We've got to let Mitsuhiko know about this.
Gosh! Why aren't you answering, Mitsuhiko?
There's a boy somewhere in here?
In the same forest a murderer is hiding out in?
Yes, that's right.
Why didn't you keep a closer eye on him?
You brought them here, didn't you?
No, I didn't.
That idiot Mitsuhiko came here on his own
without telling us about it.
And we asked all the people at the train stations if they saw him
and that's how we ended up here in Gunma Prefecture.
And we tracked him with the detective badge he has on,
that's why we came to this forest.
We used my tracking glasses.
Detective badges and tracking glasses?
My parents bought me those when I was a kid, too.
It's in the detective kit.
I got two magic pen, words you write it with it disappear
then there's the magic card where smoke appears when you rub it,
and then there's the secret paper that disintegrates in water.
One day though, I started to have my doubts.
I couldn't figure out how these things
could help in a real investigation.
Now, kids!
I want you to go somewhere else and play detective,
toys like that aren't dependable.
You don't know for sure if your friend is here!
You don't understand. We're not playing.
Honestly, we're telling the truth.
Mitsuhiko really is around here.
Since you're insisting so strongly, show me some proof.
Let me see those so called tracking glasses.
See, just push the button on the frames like this.
The batteries are dead?
I knew it. They're just ordinary glasses.
No. The batteries are dead, that's all.
What?
Hey, Yamamura. What're you doing?
Come on. We're going to go look for Numabuchi.
I know, but these kids...
Numabuchi got away because you took your eyes off him!
You'd better find him fast!
No, sir. That's not...
Just take those kids to a safe place,
then join the manhunt.
Yes, sir. Right away, sir.
Good grief.
He's the one who left Numabuchi alone
and went to relieve himself behind the bushes.
I thought he was with the prisoner.
That's why I wasn't paying close attention to him.
Which means it actually was your fault he escaped.
Well, I guess you could say that.
My goodness.
Hey, Mitsuhiko!
Where are you?
Come out! Come out wherever you are!
Hey!
How long are you going to keep this up?
That kid's probably already back home by now.
You kids go on home.
When it gets dark,
even someone who knows these woods like me, could get lost.
I'm not afraid of the dark.
Because we've got these.
They sure sell some handy things lately.
We didn't buy these.
Dr. Agasa made them for us.
Dr. Agasa? Made them for you?
That's right. I invented this and made them for the kids.
I also made those tracking glasses
and that detective badge with the radar.
So, wait a second. Don't tell me...
you were telling the truth about a boy wandering around here?
We were telling you the truth, of course!
That's why we're searching like this.
Why didn't you tell my superior that back there?
We told you already.
I... I've got to report this to my superior.
Darn it!
I left my cellular phone in the police car.
I'm... I'm done for.
I let the prisoner escape during the investigation.
I didn't tell to my senior
that a child had wandered into the woods.
I'm going to be discharged, I know it.
I joined the police
because I loved watching detective shows
and I finally got to become a detective.
Maybe being a detective wasn't right for me.
I guess I'm just not cut out for this job.
That's not true.
That's okay. You don't have to cheer me up.
But you solved a lot of cases before.
There's the Yoshifusa Yabuuchi case.
Then, the lawyer's case in Karuizawa.
And the Kashiragami Forest case, too.
You did a fantastic job on all those cases.
-Is that true, Conan? -That's amazing!
You... You think so?
Of course, it was either me or my dad that solved them though.
I noticed you had a wide forehead and look intelligent.
He's the intelligent cop type.
You think so?
Now, Detective Yamamura.
Let's get back to our search.
You know these woods better than anybody. We're counting on you.
No, Dr. Agasa.
From now, I want you to call me...
Yama. I'd appreciate that.
Yama?
I think he's been watching too many detective shows.
It's beeping again.
It must be Conan.
I knew they'd come look for me.
But if I take it off now and talk to them,
all my effort would have been in vain.
No. I wouldn't let that happen.
Next Conan's Hint:
"The General's name"
-Next episode... -Look out, Mitsuhiko.
Mitsuhiko, you little sneak.
Mitsuhiko, you did pretty good.
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