ミステリー・セレクション・弁護士猪狩文助１・時の剣
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00:00:00The next day
00:00:12Are you going to deliver this?
00:00:14Yeah.
00:00:16You always look like you're going to do something big, Anayama.
00:00:20What are you talking about? I see you every day.
00:00:24You're right.
00:00:25It's only been a little while. Fifteen years.
00:00:28Be careful.
00:00:30You're the one who has to be careful.
00:00:32Yeah.
00:00:45There's a man over there.
00:00:52Run!
00:00:54Kazumi Nagai, right?
00:00:56You're under arrest for the murder of Heiko Tanizaki.
00:01:01Run!
00:01:02Let go of me!
00:01:13Wait! He didn't do anything!
00:01:15Believe me!
00:01:17This way!
00:01:24Stop!
00:01:26Shinji, please!
00:01:30Let's go!
00:01:40Ten years and nine months.
00:01:43That's a long time.
00:01:54Shinji, please!
00:02:04That day was a shocking day for me, who had just become a lawyer.
00:02:15All right.
00:02:18If you want to do such a criminal case, why don't you do it with Mr. Ikari?
00:02:23I've helped him before.
00:02:26He's a great teacher.
00:02:29He's a lawyer among lawyers.
00:02:34He helps the weak and suppresses the strong.
00:02:38He doesn't care about any sacrifice for justice.
00:02:41He's a great prosecutor.
00:02:45Mr. Ikari is called the storm of justice.
00:02:51Storm of justice?
00:02:53Storm of justice
00:03:00Huh?
00:03:02That's strange.
00:03:24Excuse me.
00:03:26Do you know where Mr. Ikari's office is?
00:03:31Excuse me.
00:03:38Mr. Ikari's office...
00:03:54Do you set an alarm clock when you go to bed?
00:03:59What?
00:04:01I'm asking about when you go to bed.
00:04:10You don't know.
00:04:12I'm sorry.
00:04:14If you answer, I'll tell you.
00:04:18Do you know?
00:04:20Do you set an alarm clock?
00:04:22I can set an alarm clock.
00:04:24I can set an alarm clock, too.
00:04:26I always set an alarm clock 15 minutes before I go to bed.
00:04:30Then I wake up naturally.
00:04:33I set an alarm clock at 6 a.m. this morning.
00:04:36I woke up at 5.45 a.m.
00:04:40I don't like old people.
00:04:43Excuse me.
00:04:45Why do you set an alarm clock when you wake up naturally?
00:04:49Do you know?
00:04:51I don't know.
00:04:53If you don't set an alarm clock, you'll keep sleeping and die.
00:05:07That's enough.
00:05:11Go up the stairs and turn right 100 meters.
00:05:17Thank you.
00:05:19Thank you.
00:05:49Thank you.
00:05:54Good morning.
00:06:04Excuse me.
00:06:09Are you Ryuko Natsume?
00:06:12Yes.
00:06:14Thank you for waiting.
00:06:16Please come in.
00:06:17This is Ryuko's desk.
00:06:21I'm Nobuchi.
00:06:23I'm a teacher's assistant.
00:06:25I'm just using it like a broom.
00:06:28No, it's not like that.
00:06:30Please come in.
00:06:32There are Earl Grey and Darjeeling teas.
00:06:36Which one do you like?
00:06:38I don't drink a lot.
00:06:40Don't be shy.
00:06:42Which one do you like?
00:06:44I like Earl Grey.
00:06:45We have the same taste.
00:06:47I like Earl Grey, too.
00:06:50I'm glad to have a beautiful woman like you.
00:06:56But I'm not adopted yet.
00:07:00Do you keep your face with the teacher in this room?
00:07:03It's quite painful.
00:07:05The air comes out.
00:07:0745 minutes is the limit.
00:07:1015 minutes is the limit here.
00:07:15What was that?
00:07:17I'll be right back.
00:07:20Hey.
00:07:22Your alarm clock is broken again.
00:07:25Me?
00:07:27Why did you go to Tokyo University?
00:07:29It's none of your business.
00:07:31You went to Tokyo University with this?
00:07:33Yes, I did.
00:07:35You peeped at the girls' toilet.
00:07:37No, I didn't.
00:07:39It's a hidden camera.
00:07:41No, I didn't.
00:07:42I said I didn't.
00:07:44Is he Mr. Ikari?
00:07:46Yes, he is.
00:07:52I'm here to introduce you to Mr. Totsuka.
00:07:54I'm Rieko Natsume.
00:07:59Can you pick up my bones?
00:08:05What?
00:08:06You know, at this age,
00:08:11it's not strange to come to pick you up.
00:08:14At that time,
00:08:16you want a beautiful lady to pick up your bones.
00:08:21Right?
00:08:36Let's do it.
00:08:42Let's do it.
00:09:06What the hell is going on in this office?
00:09:20Good morning.
00:09:22You're early.
00:09:24It's already 11 o'clock.
00:09:26Don't say that.
00:09:28I don't have a trial.
00:09:31What should I do?
00:09:33Would you like a cup of tea?
00:09:35Would you like a cup of tea?
00:09:37I'll make it.
00:09:51Do you know this case?
00:09:53He's a bad guy.
00:09:55He committed suicide three months ago.
00:09:58But if he committed a murder,
00:10:00he should be punished.
00:10:01But at that time,
00:10:03he denied it.
00:10:08That's true.
00:10:10At the time of the incident,
00:10:12he was interrogated twice,
00:10:14but he denied it.
00:10:16At that time, the police didn't have enough evidence,
00:10:18so they couldn't apply for a release.
00:10:24But now,
00:10:26he's taking a judicial exam.
00:10:28He failed.
00:10:29He failed.
00:10:32But if he's a criminal,
00:10:34it's going to be a very difficult trial.
00:10:44Excuse me.
00:10:46Who are you?
00:10:51Please.
00:10:53Please clear his name.
00:10:55Please.
00:10:57He's...
00:11:00He's...
00:11:08If you have money,
00:11:10I'll give you this.
00:11:18Here.
00:11:22I can't take this.
00:11:26I understand.
00:11:28Let's go.
00:11:30Professor!
00:11:32It's going to be a very difficult trial.
00:11:34Please be prepared.
00:11:37Thank you.
00:11:39Thank you.
00:11:41Thank you.
00:11:43Thank you.
00:11:49And so,
00:11:51Professor Ikari and I
00:11:53decided to take over the defense of Nagai.
00:11:55But before the trial,
00:11:57there was something I wanted to tell you.
00:12:03Um...
00:12:05Can you tell me something?
00:12:08Even if it's just a small incident from 14 years ago.
00:12:16If you don't tell me something,
00:12:18I won't be able to defend you.
00:12:27Please.
00:12:34Hey.
00:12:36Please tell me something.
00:12:42It can't be helped.
00:12:45I can't say anything.
00:12:48Are you going to leave like this?
00:12:51Professor.
00:12:58Hey.
00:13:01Hey.
00:13:03You...
00:13:06You're actually doing it, aren't you?
00:13:08Professor.
00:13:11It's been three months and 15 years.
00:13:14That was close.
00:13:19I happened to find it when I was on a trip.
00:13:22I lost it.
00:13:26It's not with me, is it?
00:13:33What do you mean?
00:13:35It's the same as that guy over there, isn't it?
00:13:39It's the first time I've ever witnessed a defendant.
00:13:45There's a reason why you don't talk.
00:13:48Isn't it necessary for the defense to hear that?
00:13:50You're a kind lawyer.
00:13:58It's a good opportunity, so I'll tell you.
00:14:01I want to save people in a weak position by law.
00:14:06We lawyers should always stand in the position of the defendant.
00:14:12Law is not something that judges people.
00:14:15I think it's something that saves people.
00:14:17So I...
00:14:18I have a place to go. See you.
00:14:22Hey, aren't you going to the police now?
00:14:26I'll leave that to you.
00:14:28Do your best to save people by law.
00:14:37You're making a fool of me.
00:14:42Don't believe it.
00:14:43Don't believe it.
00:14:46Don't believe it at all.
00:14:59Sir, you've become a little fashionable lately, haven't you?
00:15:02What are you talking about?
00:15:04No, no, you've become a little dirty.
00:15:06Isn't it because the woman lawyer came?
00:15:09Don't be stupid.
00:15:11Hurry up and clean it up.
00:15:14Did you wash the laundry properly?
00:15:16It's in the basket.
00:15:18Did you brush your teeth?
00:15:19I brushed my teeth.
00:15:20Did you wash your face properly?
00:15:22Shut up. That's why I can't run away.
00:15:25You said that.
00:15:27It's because you're too noisy.
00:15:29I don't want to be told that by an old man who's about to die.
00:15:32I know you're about to die, but what kind of old man are you?
00:15:36It's logical, so it's the same.
00:15:40Don't open your mouth and laugh. It's scary.
00:15:44Good morning.
00:15:51Shut up.
00:15:52Welcome.
00:15:54Sir, I'd like to have a meeting before the trial.
00:15:58That's a good idea.
00:16:00Don't fall down on the way.
00:16:04I don't think I'll be able to sleep if I have that old woman.
00:16:08I don't want to wake up because of that old woman.
00:16:11I'm going to sleep all the time.
00:16:13I'm going to sleep all the time.
00:16:17I'd like to ask you a question.
00:16:19What do you plan to do in this trial?
00:16:23Welcome.
00:16:25The usual?
00:16:26Hot coffee.
00:16:29In this trial...
00:16:30You...
00:16:32Did you read the records of the prosecution?
00:16:37Of course.
00:16:38I'm going to be a lawyer.
00:16:43I'd like to ask you something.
00:16:46What is it?
00:16:48If the defendant is really innocent...
00:16:56Why was he arrested?
00:16:59What?
00:17:01I mean...
00:17:03Even if it was the police, if there wasn't enough evidence,
00:17:06he wouldn't have been arrested.
00:17:09Did you read the records of the prosecution?
00:17:14I'm not good at reading.
00:17:19Can you teach me how to read?
00:17:22You have to bite it well.
00:17:26Teeth are weaker than age.
00:17:32Sorry to keep you waiting.
00:17:38Is the usual beer?
00:17:42It's not like I'm driving.
00:17:45But...
00:17:47Excuse me.
00:17:51Do you have persimmon seeds?
00:17:53Here you are.
00:17:57Thank you.
00:17:59Here you are.
00:18:09Defendant, step forward.
00:18:14For me, the first case was...
00:18:17It was a case of self-imprisonment.
00:18:20I was given the right to defend myself.
00:18:23Prosecutor, please read the records of the prosecution.
00:18:32Here are the facts.
00:18:34The defendant, Kazumi Nagai,
00:18:36was released on February 4th, 1961.
00:18:39He was a regular at the Ueki Factory.
00:18:42After a brief stay in Tokyo,
00:18:44he visited Hiroshi Tanizaki's house.
00:18:47He was in a relationship with his wife Keiko.
00:18:51The defendant had been being abusive since his release.
00:18:55But he had been forced to leave,
00:18:58so he took a sharp knife to the victim's neck.
00:19:04Crime and punishment,
00:19:065 counts of murder,
00:19:08181 counts of theft,
00:19:10and murder,
00:19:12199 counts of theft.
00:19:19Wait, Sensei!
00:19:21No, no!
00:19:23Is there any doubt in the facts that the prosecutor just read out?
00:19:29What's the matter?
00:19:32Do you accept the basic facts?
00:19:35I don't feel like answering.
00:19:39What is this?
00:19:41It's so boring.
00:19:43Are you denying it?
00:19:45Or are you saying you don't accept it?
00:19:51Well...
00:19:53So, you're denying it.
00:19:55Can I proceed?
00:19:57Let's hear the defense's opinion.
00:20:02Eh?
00:20:06Uh...
00:20:08The defense...
00:20:11denies the charge.
00:20:15The defendant, please return to your seat.
00:20:22Now,
00:20:24I'd like to request an investigation of the evidence.
00:20:27Now, I'd like to request an investigation of the evidence.
00:20:29Do you agree with these evidence documents?
00:20:35All of them
00:20:37disagree.
00:20:43I'd like to hear the defense's opinion.
00:20:45Why do you disagree?
00:20:48I disagree because I disagree.
00:20:51That's not a reason, is it?
00:20:53I'm asking why you disagree.
00:20:57There is
00:20:59no reason.
00:21:01Your Honor,
00:21:03the defense's answer clearly insults the court.
00:21:06I'm sorry to say this, but
00:21:08you're still a qualified lawyer.
00:21:13You're the one who's insulting me.
00:21:19Your Honor,
00:21:21I'd like the defense to state clearly
00:21:23why he disagrees.
00:21:26Your Honor,
00:21:28I'd like the defense to state clearly why he disagrees.
00:21:32The reason
00:21:34is not a fact.
00:21:39Your Honor,
00:21:41the defense...
00:21:43Please calm down.
00:21:47Your Honor,
00:21:49could you please state clearly?
00:21:53The defense
00:21:56claims to be innocent.
00:21:58In other words,
00:22:00this case is a criminal case.
00:22:02A criminal case
00:22:04is a police investigation, isn't it?
00:22:06Even if it's wrong,
00:22:08I can't accept it.
00:22:12What basis
00:22:14does the defense use for police investigation?
00:22:16Shut up.
00:22:18Whether it's wrong or not,
00:22:20it's a fair trial
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00:26:20Then I will ask you about the situation
00:26:22right after the incident occurred.
00:26:24What happened
00:26:26at the victim's house
00:26:28on the day of the incident?
00:26:30On that day,
00:26:32the victim's husband Hiroshi
00:26:34and his mother Kiku
00:26:36left the house the day before
00:26:38at the request of their relatives,
00:26:40and the victim's wife Keiko
00:26:42was attacked by the culprit.
00:26:46Around 3 p.m.,
00:26:48Hiroshi and Kiku returned home,
00:26:50and Keiko, who was dyed in blood,
00:26:52was lying on the floor.
00:26:54Hiroshi hurriedly reported to the police
00:26:56and we rushed to the scene.
00:27:04There was a basket on the table
00:27:06with four apples on it.
00:27:08In addition,
00:27:10there was one apple
00:27:12facing the wall,
00:27:14which fell on the futon.
00:27:16Then,
00:27:18there were two bloodstains
00:27:20about 2 cm
00:27:22on the wet cloth
00:27:24facing the kitchen.
00:27:26Of course,
00:27:28the bloodstains were identified,
00:27:30right?
00:27:32Yes,
00:27:34I asked the chief investigator
00:27:36of the Science Research Institute
00:27:38about the bloodstains
00:27:40on the floor.
00:27:42I see.
00:27:44Next,
00:27:46I'd like to ask you
00:27:48about the investigation results.
00:27:50Why did the defendant
00:27:52go to the scene?
00:27:54He was given
00:27:56a powerful witness.
00:27:58At that time,
00:28:00he was a 22-year-old student
00:28:02named Hideaki Saito.
00:28:04Around 1 p.m.,
00:28:06he ran out of the victim's house
00:28:08through the back door
00:28:10with a bloodstain.
00:28:12Based on Hideaki Saito's testimony,
00:28:14we created
00:28:16a portrait of the man.
00:28:18Then,
00:28:20one of the investigators
00:28:22who saw the portrait
00:28:24shouted out,
00:28:26I'm Nagai.
00:28:28Did you notice him
00:28:30just by looking at the portrait?
00:28:32Yes.
00:28:34I knew him
00:28:36before he married Hiroshi Tanizaki.
00:28:38What kind of acquaintance?
00:28:40He was a hostess
00:28:42and a familiar guest.
00:28:46So,
00:28:48I interrogated the defendant,
00:28:50but I kept saying
00:28:52I didn't do it.
00:28:54Meanwhile,
00:28:56another investigator,
00:28:58Nagai, convinced his mother
00:29:00to submit the clothes
00:29:02of the victim.
00:29:04He took the clothes back?
00:29:06Yes.
00:29:08There was a bloodstain
00:29:10on the clothes.
00:29:12Doctor.
00:29:14The clothes were
00:29:16definitely the clothes
00:29:18of the defendant, right?
00:29:20Yes.
00:29:22It matches the testimony
00:29:24of the witness.
00:29:26Now, the defense.
00:29:28Mr. Nagai,
00:29:30you just retired
00:29:32from being a detective?
00:29:34Yes.
00:29:36You're lucky
00:29:38to find a star
00:29:40on a trip other than retirement.
00:29:42What?
00:29:46Please clarify
00:29:48the purpose of the question.
00:29:50Well,
00:29:52let's just
00:29:54look at the facts.
00:29:56First of all,
00:29:58when did you hear
00:30:00the testimony
00:30:02of the witness?
00:30:04Three days after the incident,
00:30:06February 7th.
00:30:10Then,
00:30:12when did you get
00:30:14the result of the bloodstain
00:30:16on the clothes?
00:30:18It's all written
00:30:20in the statement.
00:30:22It was later.
00:30:24February 24th.
00:30:28I see.
00:30:30The testimony of the witness
00:30:32led to
00:30:34all the evidence.
00:30:36That's it.
00:30:38That's right.
00:30:40On the other hand,
00:30:42it means
00:30:44that we collected
00:30:46all the evidence
00:30:48that matched the testimony of the witness.
00:30:50Are you saying
00:30:52that the testimony of the witness
00:30:54led to the bloodstain on the clothes?
00:30:56No, I'm not.
00:30:58However,
00:31:00the testimony of the witness
00:31:02led to the bloodstain
00:31:04on the clothes.
00:31:06I see.
00:31:08I see.
00:31:10Your Honor,
00:31:12I'd like to ask
00:31:14the witness,
00:31:16Mr. Hideaki Saito,
00:31:18to testify.
00:31:22I see.
00:31:24The court will approve it.
00:31:26And one more thing.
00:31:28I'd like you to re-examine
00:31:30the two bloodstains
00:31:32on the clothes.
00:31:34What do you think,
00:31:36Mr. Prosecutor?
00:31:38I don't think
00:31:40it's necessary.
00:31:42According to the experts,
00:31:44it can be re-examined
00:31:46and trusted.
00:31:48Is that so?
00:31:50You're talking about
00:31:52the bloodstain on the clothes, right?
00:31:54I don't understand.
00:31:56It's about 2 cm in size.
00:31:58Are you trying to
00:32:00make a fool of yourself?
00:32:02Cut the crap!
00:32:04The witness
00:32:06was a veteran
00:32:08who was awarded
00:32:10many times by the police.
00:32:12I don't know anything about that.
00:32:14Your Honor,
00:32:16the defense is insulting the court.
00:32:18Don't you know
00:32:20how to defend yourself?
00:32:22Where do you think you are?
00:32:24This is a court.
00:32:26You can't see
00:32:28what's going on.
00:32:36Welcome.
00:32:38Mr. Saito.
00:32:40Mr. Saito.
00:32:42Is this
00:32:44where you testify?
00:32:46Sit down.
00:32:54Mr. Saito.
00:32:56You go home.
00:32:58I haven't had a drink yet.
00:33:00It's time for adults.
00:33:02I'm an adult, too.
00:33:04Then pass the trial.
00:33:06You always say that.
00:33:08We're not
00:33:10participating in the trial.
00:33:12We've been waiting for a long time.
00:33:14Mr. Saito,
00:33:16do you really want to save the defendant?
00:33:20I can only see
00:33:22that you're wasting your time.
00:33:26The trial
00:33:28hasn't started yet.
00:33:30And
00:33:32that defendant...
00:33:38Mr. Saito,
00:33:40don't tell me
00:33:42you don't trust me.
00:33:46Benjo,
00:33:48you're getting
00:33:50older.
00:33:54I'm going home.
00:33:56Wait a minute.
00:33:58It's a welcome party for Ms. Yueko.
00:34:00What?
00:34:02She's busy preparing for the trial.
00:34:08We're at the counter.
00:34:10I'm the important guest.
00:34:12I'm sorry.
00:34:14But you're always at the counter.
00:34:16It's different today.
00:34:18I'm sorry.
00:34:20Please take a seat.
00:34:22It's okay.
00:34:26Sorry to keep you waiting.
00:34:28Here's your sashimi.
00:34:30Thank you.
00:34:32Ms. Yueko,
00:34:34which do you like better,
00:34:36tuna or red fish?
00:34:38I don't care.
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00:39:12I don't know.
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00:39:24It's a lot of beans.
00:39:28When Hiroshi and his mother
00:39:30came back from the funeral,
00:39:32Keiko, the victim,
00:39:34was already lying
00:39:36on the floor
00:39:38in the back of the Tanizaki family.
00:39:40There were two bloodstains.
00:39:42There were four apples
00:39:44on the table.
00:39:46The apple with the hole
00:39:48was on the futon under the table.
00:39:50Maybe the weapon
00:39:52was a fruit knife
00:39:54with the hole in it.
00:39:56Is the weapon unidentified?
00:39:58It's just a sharp blade.
00:40:00The police couldn't find it.
00:40:02It was killed in the back of the house.
00:40:06We're at the counter.
00:40:08The important guest
00:40:10is in the back of the house.
00:40:12Excuse me.
00:40:14Hey,
00:40:16Mr. Nagai,
00:40:18you used to work at the victim's house,
00:40:20didn't you?
00:40:22Yes, I did.
00:40:24Mr. Nagai is much older than the victim,
00:40:26isn't he?
00:40:28Do you think he would
00:40:30take out the knife
00:40:32through the back of the house?
00:40:34And he didn't even bring an apple.
00:40:36Sir,
00:40:38maybe he noticed it.
00:40:40I see.
00:40:42That's why he's at the bar.
00:40:44Yes.
00:40:46There's another culprit.
00:40:48It's not strange
00:40:50if he brought the knife to the back of the house.
00:40:52He looks like a detective.
00:40:54Let's go.
00:40:56First, let's go around the victim.
00:41:02Yes.
00:41:04I made a phone call.
00:41:06I'm Natsume, a lawyer.
00:41:09I told you
00:41:11I wouldn't let you in.
00:41:13You moved to Mejiro's house, didn't you?
00:41:15My mother died,
00:41:17so I had to move out.
00:41:19I didn't want to live
00:41:21in a house where people were killed.
00:41:23People...
00:41:25You're his ex-wife, aren't you?
00:41:27You must be cold
00:41:29when you get married again.
00:41:31What?
00:41:33Are you doubting me?
00:41:35Hey, go home.
00:41:38What are you doing?
00:41:40Ouch!
00:41:46Take a good look.
00:41:48That day,
00:41:50he was buried in a temple near Nagano.
00:41:52The date is right.
00:41:54Why do I have to kill Keiko?
00:42:02Is your wife out?
00:42:04She went shopping with the kids.
00:42:07I don't care anymore.
00:42:10Why didn't you take Keiko
00:42:12with you to the funeral?
00:42:19Well...
00:42:23My mother didn't want me to go.
00:42:26You know,
00:42:28people don't like women
00:42:30who were in the water business.
00:42:32But you agreed
00:42:34to marry me, didn't you?
00:42:36That's why
00:42:38we got married.
00:42:40You mean
00:42:42you got married
00:42:44to a guest
00:42:46from the Hostess era?
00:43:02It's been a long time
00:43:04since you were around.
00:43:06I see.
00:43:08It doesn't matter.
00:43:10Do you remember
00:43:12who Keiko was close to
00:43:14or who she was close to?
00:43:16Was there anyone
00:43:18who hated the victim?
00:43:20Even if you say so,
00:43:22I might remember
00:43:24if I look at the old business news.
00:43:26Then I'll come again.
00:43:28If you remember,
00:43:30I'm sorry,
00:43:32but do you make money as a lawyer?
00:43:34What?
00:43:36If you have time,
00:43:38why don't you work at my place?
00:43:40You'll make a lot of money.
00:43:42I'll be waiting
00:43:44for your call.
00:43:46Okay.
00:43:56Don't believe it.
00:44:00Don't believe it.
00:44:12All right,
00:44:13the judge, please come forward.
00:44:15I'm sorry.
00:44:16In the second half of the trial,
00:44:18a question was asked
00:44:20to Professor Shimamura
00:44:22of the Department of Law.
00:44:31All right,
00:44:32the defense.
00:44:34In such a short time,
00:44:36you went through
00:44:38such a complicated trial.
00:44:40You must have had a hard time.
00:44:42No, no, no.
00:44:44First of all,
00:44:46I would like to hear the results of the trial.
00:44:48In conclusion,
00:44:50the two marriages
00:44:52are after
00:44:54a trip
00:44:56with a pair of socks.
00:45:00It is judged that it is after.
00:45:02What is the reason for this judgment?
00:45:06The detailed facts
00:45:08are as stated in the court documents,
00:45:10but there are traces of
00:45:12a pair of socks
00:45:14or the bottom of the travel
00:45:16left behind.
00:45:18Did you have
00:45:20a trace of a pair of socks?
00:45:24Oh, I see.
00:45:26It looks like
00:45:28a trace of a pair of socks.
00:45:30As expected of
00:45:32Professor Shimamura,
00:45:34he is a bold and delicate
00:45:36judge.
00:45:40The question is over.
00:45:42Thank you very much.
00:45:44You may leave.
00:45:48Your Honor,
00:45:50as a prosecutor,
00:45:52I would like to request
00:45:54a new judgment.
00:45:56What do you think?
00:45:58It is different from
00:46:00the witness testimony,
00:46:02so it would be too convenient
00:46:04to request a new judgment.
00:46:06Don't you think so, Your Honor?
00:46:08This judgment
00:46:10is very different
00:46:12from the one just after the incident.
00:46:14This is a judgment based on a photograph,
00:46:16and the credibility of it
00:46:18is at stake.
00:46:20Therefore,
00:46:22I would like to request
00:46:24a new judgment.
00:46:28Please wait a moment.
00:46:30I think
00:46:32the third judgment
00:46:34will be approved.
00:46:36I can't laugh like that.
00:46:38What if the third judgment
00:46:40is disadvantageous to us?
00:46:42Then I would like to request
00:46:44a fourth judgment.
00:46:46Oh, no.
00:46:48In this way,
00:46:50while repeating
00:46:52the same sentence,
00:46:54we will not know
00:46:56what the truth is.
00:46:58Then,
00:47:00it is a win for me
00:47:02and a loss for you.
00:47:04Your Honor,
00:47:06do you want to request
00:47:08a new judgment?
00:47:10I would like to request
00:47:12a third judgment.
00:47:14It is a perfect judgment.
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00:51:20Mr. Omae.
00:51:23At around 1.30 p.m. on the day of the incident,
00:51:27you passed the hill in front of the house of Keiko Tanizaki, who was killed.
00:51:32Yes, that's right.
00:51:35Did you meet anyone at that time?
00:51:38I did.
00:51:40A young man the same age as me.
00:51:45What was he wearing?
00:51:49He was wearing a brown sweater and black pants.
00:51:55What was he wearing on his feet?
00:51:59I think he was wearing shoes.
00:52:02What do you mean, you think?
00:52:05You saw the man, didn't you?
00:52:08I saw him, but not at his feet.
00:52:13Then why did the police say he was naked?
00:52:17Even if you say that...
00:52:21Oh, his footsteps.
00:52:23You can tell by his unique footsteps that he was naked.
00:52:28I see.
00:52:30I see.
00:52:34What was his gender?
00:52:37Oh, I forgot.
00:52:41You forgot?
00:52:44So you remembered his gender at the time?
00:52:48That's right.
00:52:49That's why I refused to tell the police.
00:52:51I also helped make him look like he was naked.
00:52:55Then please testify clearly at the end.
00:53:00The man you met at the hill...
00:53:06It was this man.
00:53:21Here.
00:53:25What is this?
00:53:27You remembered exactly, didn't you?
00:53:29It's been 15 years, so it must have changed.
00:53:33Then...
00:53:35The man you met at the hill...
00:53:38I don't know if he's a defendant or not.
00:53:41That's what I'm saying.
00:53:47Yes.
00:53:49That's the end of the testimony.
00:53:52I see.
00:53:54You wanted to make him look like he didn't remember anything.
00:53:58Then I'd like to ask you one thing.
00:54:03You remembered exactly the gender of the man you saw, didn't you?
00:54:09Yes.
00:54:10There's no doubt about it.
00:54:12That's all.
00:54:14You may leave.
00:54:17Is that all, Prosecutor?
00:54:22As you can see, the testimony you gave in front of the prosecutor...
00:54:27...and the testimony you gave in front of the defense...
00:54:34...are very different.
00:54:36That's right.
00:54:38In the long-term trial, when the testimony was different...
00:54:42Therefore...
00:54:44...we will apply Article 321 of the Criminal Procedure Act...
00:54:48...to the testimony you gave in front of the prosecutor...
00:54:52...as evidence that the defendant is guilty.
00:54:58I'd like to think of it that way as well.
00:55:02Then the witness testimony doesn't make any sense.
00:55:14What are you going to do?
00:55:16Even if the witness testimony is different, it doesn't make any sense.
00:55:20Don't complain.
00:55:23At this rate, we'll lose the trial.
00:55:26How are we going to turn the tables on the witness testimony?
00:55:37Why are you staring at me?
00:55:39It's rude.
00:55:41Didn't you wear a mask?
00:55:51It's rude.
00:56:00Don't worry.
00:56:02The trial has just begun.
00:56:10The manager of the police station reminded me of someone.
00:56:13Here he is.
00:56:17Excuse me.
00:56:19What is it?
00:56:22Is Mr. Tokuda here?
00:56:24Who?
00:56:26Where does he work?
00:56:28You!
00:56:29Which store did you go to this time?
00:56:34Give me a break.
00:56:38Which store did you go to?
00:56:42I'm a lawyer, Rieko Matsume.
00:56:46A lawyer?
00:56:48I'd like to talk to you about Keiko Tanizaki, who was killed 14 years ago.
00:56:52Keiko Tanizaki?
00:56:55Maririn.
00:56:58You!
00:57:00What is Maririn?
00:57:02Come here.
00:57:05What is Maririn?
00:57:06Stand up straight.
00:57:11I want you to give me a break.
00:57:13I'm sorry I didn't ask you.
00:57:16Do you remember anything about Keiko?
00:57:20I can't remember anything about her.
00:57:23But you went to her store many times.
00:57:26How close were you to her?
00:57:29How close?
00:57:31I haven't seen her since Maririn left the store and got married.
00:57:36I don't know her.
00:57:40It's true.
00:57:42There are many people who are more into her than I am.
00:57:46For example?
00:57:49I don't know.
00:57:52You're in the way of my work.
00:57:53Get out of here.
00:57:55But I heard you proposed to Keiko.
00:57:58I said you're in the way of my work.
00:58:00I don't care.
00:58:01Can you tell me about what happened?
00:58:04I'm not doubting you.
00:58:07The police asked me the same question 14 years ago.
00:58:11So I was suspected.
00:58:13It's a big nuisance.
00:58:14Captain.
00:58:16Shall I order dinner?
00:58:18You can order after you get back.
00:58:20You stay inside.
00:58:21Yes.
00:58:24Excuse me.
00:58:25Are you still single?
00:58:28What do you mean?
00:58:30You've been thinking about it ever since you got married.
00:58:38You should think about people's feelings.
00:58:54You should think about people's feelings.
00:58:57People's feelings?
00:59:0014 years ago,
00:59:02there weren't many people who had feelings.
00:59:10No way.
00:59:12I didn't know you were so energetic.
00:59:15I'm working.
00:59:18Here he comes.
00:59:20Keiko.
00:59:23Hurry up.
00:59:27It's too early.
00:59:30Don't tease me.
00:59:36Let's eat.
01:00:03How long did it take to finish the cake?
01:00:10A little over two years.
01:00:15That long?
01:00:19It got shorter thanks to you.
01:00:22I'm sure he's grateful to you.
01:00:52I can't die until he comes back.
01:01:17Are you Den?
01:01:30I'll sue you next time.
01:01:40Excuse me.
01:01:42Tanizaki was here too.
01:01:46You shouldn't have done that.
01:01:49Don't complain to the police.
01:01:52Just stay still.
01:01:54That's not what I meant.
01:01:57Our job is not to find the culprit.
01:02:01Our job is to get rid of the defendant.
01:02:04Right?
01:02:05But Higuchi has a motive.
01:02:07You can't see the truth if you're obsessed with the footprints.
01:02:13Are you going to win the trial?
01:02:26Two more days and I'll be 15 years in prison.
01:02:33If I hadn't been caught, I'd be in jail.
01:02:40I did it.
01:02:45That's all I can think about.
01:02:48Sir.
01:02:50I don't believe you.
01:02:55I don't believe you're a lawyer.
01:02:59It's up to you not to believe us.
01:03:04Talk to God.
01:03:08I feel sorry for the baby.
01:03:16It's up to you to get caught.
01:03:20But it's not good for the baby.
01:03:25Shut up.
01:03:29What do you know?
01:03:34They're all talking nonsense.
01:03:44Why don't you talk to me?
01:03:48You believe me, don't you?
01:03:53You can't prove my innocence.
01:03:57Are you sure?
01:03:59Are you sure it's okay to do this?
01:04:19You have to admit to your crime and bring it to justice.
01:04:27Are you serious?
01:04:30Yes, I am.
01:04:38What are you looking at?
01:04:41A police report.
01:04:43I want to know more about him.
01:04:47Are you reading this now?
01:04:50His father was in prison for two years before he died.
01:04:56I know.
01:04:58But you can't prove your son's innocence.
01:05:01I didn't say that.
01:05:07I'm going out.
01:05:12Sir.
01:05:13I'll leave the rest to you.
01:05:16Goodbye, beautiful lawyer.
01:05:19Sir.
01:05:27Don't worry about what he said.
01:05:33I believe him.
01:05:41I have to find a way to make him talk.
01:05:49Where's the doctor?
01:05:51Didn't you see him?
01:05:54I'm in trouble.
01:05:55The doctor told me to look into this.
01:05:58This is the report from 27 years ago.
01:06:02This is his father, isn't it?
01:06:06Wait a minute.
01:06:09The possibility of suicide.
01:06:12Did you know that?
01:06:23Doctor.
01:06:25It's from him.
01:06:27He said he might be able to get out of prison soon.
01:06:32That's good.
01:06:35I hope he can make it.
01:06:39You wait a lot.
01:06:43Don't you change your mind?
01:06:45I believe him.
01:06:50Thank you for the meal.
01:06:55I have a question.
01:06:58What is it?
01:07:02Even if you think your husband is a murderer,
01:07:06Can you bury his child?
01:07:11Even if you think your husband is a murderer,
01:07:16Can you bury his child?
01:07:21I don't know.
01:07:27Can you bury his child?
01:07:31Even if you think your husband is a murderer,
01:07:36Can you bury his child?
01:07:57Yes.
01:08:00I was the one who reported this case.
01:08:03The son of the man who was killed
01:08:06He is now a defendant in our trial.
01:08:11I still think it's a suicide.
01:08:15Why is that?
01:08:18He was in prison until a while ago.
01:08:23He's a disabled father, isn't he?
01:08:27Did you investigate that much?
01:08:30But he didn't remember anything.
01:08:34He kept claiming innocence.
01:08:39His wife went all the way to Tokyo.
01:08:42I asked a famous lawyer for a defense.
01:08:45But the lawyer was really good.
01:08:49I found it difficult to win the case.
01:08:52I changed my mind right away.
01:08:55No.
01:08:57I didn't do it.
01:09:00In this situation,
01:09:02You can live in prison for 10 years.
01:09:05But if you admit your crime,
01:09:08It's 2 or 3 years in prison.
01:09:1110 years or 2 years.
01:09:13Which is better?
01:09:16In the end, he followed the lawyer.
01:09:18He was sentenced to 2 years in prison.
01:09:21But after he was released,
01:09:23He was fired by his teacher.
01:09:25He couldn't get a job for a long time.
01:09:28The world was cold.
01:09:36I believe you.
01:09:39I absolutely believe you.
01:09:45Those who look down on people are not good people.
01:09:51The police, the prosecutors,
01:09:55Of course, the lawyers are the same.
01:09:59I absolutely believe you.
01:10:15You.
01:10:17You.
01:10:19You.
01:10:21No.
01:10:22She was involved in a similar case.
01:10:27It's a good thing.
01:10:39What kind of consultation is it?
01:10:42It's about the case.
01:10:44There are many kinds of cases.
01:10:48What kind of case is it?
01:10:50For example,
01:10:51If there is a person who committed a murder and ran away,
01:10:54How many years has he been in prison?
01:10:57Murder?
01:11:00My acquaintance asked me.
01:11:02He wanted to write a novel.
01:11:07I see.
01:11:09It's about the prosecution.
01:11:12The case of murder is 15 years.
01:11:16What about the case of co-murder?
01:11:23In that case,
01:11:25It's 15 years.
01:11:28So,
01:11:29If it's January 1st,
01:11:31If it's January 1st 15 years later,
01:11:33It's an accident.
01:11:36Yes.
01:11:38I see.
01:11:39Thank you very much.
01:11:46Next.
01:11:48Next.
01:12:08I'm sorry.
01:12:10I was shocked when I got home.
01:12:12No, it's what I said.
01:12:18I'm sorry.
01:12:22Doctor.
01:12:28After all,
01:12:29It seems that there was a line of suicide.
01:12:36Doctor.
01:12:39I...
01:12:41I didn't know anything about him.
01:12:49Itsuka.
01:12:51But you're a strange person.
01:12:56You don't know that.
01:12:59How can you believe him?
01:13:03At first,
01:13:04You didn't know he was running away, did you?
01:13:11But,
01:13:13You believed him so much that you wanted to have his child, didn't you?
01:13:23At first,
01:13:25We were just a normal couple.
01:13:31The only difference was that
01:13:34He was plain and inconspicuous.
01:13:41But,
01:13:42Originally, I thought he was that kind of person.
01:13:46I liked the way he worked hard in silence.
01:14:03But when we started living together,
01:14:06The way he avoided people's eyes
01:14:09I felt like he didn't want to know my relationship with me.
01:14:16And,
01:14:17When I started talking about marriage,
01:14:20His attitude suddenly changed.
01:14:23Why?
01:14:26Why can't I have a seat?
01:14:32If you're playing, say so.
01:14:35He's not young enough to think about it forever.
01:14:52So you finally told me.
01:14:58You must have been surprised.
01:15:01But I was happy.
01:15:04I can't tell anyone.
01:15:06He told me such an important secret.
01:15:14If you believe me so much,
01:15:17I'll believe him, too.
01:15:20I decided to believe him completely.
01:15:26Nagai, too.
01:15:28Since I came here, I've been a little happy.
01:15:37Until I met you,
01:15:40He was away from his parents.
01:15:43I couldn't trust anyone.
01:15:46I've been running around alone all the time.
01:15:51All the time.
01:15:55Mr. Hirayama, a kimono craftsman.
01:15:59The details of using needles and threads are as smooth as this.
01:16:06What's the secret?
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01:16:27What's important from the 60s is not just blueberries.
01:16:34It's getting late in September.
01:16:37Mr. Tsuda, 85 years old.
01:16:39He reads newspapers.
01:16:42Actually, he's using something.
01:16:46It's not a blueberry.
01:16:49It's Ichibou Hyakkei, a combination of lutein that improves the ability to see clearly.
01:16:54It's definitely not a blueberry.
01:16:57It's lutein, which is very popular now.
01:17:01Lutein is a natural ingredient that is often found in vegetables.
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01:17:11That's why Ichibou Hyakkei is one of the top 20 milligrams in the industry.
01:17:18Finally, he sold 10 million bags.
01:17:21He sold one in 10 seconds.
01:17:24It's not moldy at all.
01:17:27I'm happy.
01:17:29I feel good when I drink this.
01:17:33I can still read newspapers and smartphones.
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01:17:45It's available for 500 yen.
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01:18:14What do you think?
01:18:16If you get one, you need to be careful because there is a possibility of lutein effect.
01:18:21If you're worried, you should try health oil from Toyama.
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01:20:04Doctor, I think I'm getting a little better.
01:20:08This trial is just a matter of innocence.
01:20:11First of all, take a bath.
01:20:14My back hurts when I get cold.
01:20:20That's what you're going to do, right?
01:20:23It's going to be fine.
01:20:25I don't want to.
01:20:26Don't be shy.
01:20:32Please listen to me.
01:20:34I don't know anything about that doctor.
01:20:37I finally believed you.
01:20:39I don't know anything about that doctor.
01:20:44Please stop talking to me.
01:20:48You said you wanted to go to the doctor.
01:20:52That's right.
01:20:57By the way, the case you're in charge of now is the murder of a family member.
01:21:04Yes, that's right.
01:21:07Someone asked me a strange question today.
01:21:21It's so hot.
01:21:24It's so hot.
01:21:35Excuse me.
01:21:38It's rare to go to a firework festival in winter.
01:21:41Yes.
01:21:42Tourism is the biggest source of income here.
01:21:45I have to do my best to get customers to come.
01:21:49But it's not good in winter.
01:21:53I think it's a bad idea.
01:21:57Take your time.
01:22:01It's a bad idea.
01:22:12Doctor.
01:22:15Doctor.
01:22:18Doctor, can I talk to you for a moment?
01:22:21Oh, you're here.
01:22:23Come on in.
01:22:24The door is open.
01:22:26What are you talking about?
01:22:28I just heard a strange story from Dr. Totsuka on the phone.
01:22:32What?
01:22:37Did you come to see me about the case?
01:22:40Yes.
01:22:41She's a young woman.
01:22:42She's been a serial killer for years.
01:22:46Is she the real culprit?
01:22:48It's possible.
01:22:52By the way,
01:22:55In a few hours,
01:22:57It's been 15 years.
01:23:02I wonder what the real culprit is doing now.
01:23:22I see.
01:23:24What?
01:23:27It's a reversal.
01:23:31Reversal?
01:23:33Think of it as the real culprit, not the defendant.
01:23:38I'm curious about the case.
01:23:40Of course, it's the case.
01:23:43She's here to disrupt the trial.
01:23:46There may be something going on.
01:23:48No way.
01:23:49That's too much.
01:23:51Did you see anyone suspicious in the chief's office?
01:23:55No.
01:23:57Not even the chief.
01:24:11There she is.
01:24:15Hey.
01:24:17You have to do the same thing this time.
01:24:20The rules are strict.
01:24:22I know.
01:24:24Eat, eat.
01:24:28No, no.
01:24:29You can't cook it like this.
01:24:32I can't do this.
01:24:36It's going to be a mess.
01:24:37You should cook the noodles first.
01:24:39Yes, the noodles first.
01:24:40What are you guys?
01:24:43I'm Mikairi, a lawyer.
01:24:50I'm Natsume.
01:24:53A lawyer?
01:24:55I worked at the restaurant.
01:24:58I have a question for you.
01:25:02A question?
01:25:04You disrupted the trial in Tokyo, didn't you?
01:25:09Yes.
01:25:10Why did you disrupt the trial?
01:25:13I was looking for a reason to disrupt the trial.
01:25:18Were you involved in the trial?
01:25:22No, I was just asked to do it.
01:25:25You were asked?
01:25:28By who?
01:25:31Well...
01:25:40It's been 15 years.
01:25:46But I didn't know it was so long ago.
01:25:51I didn't know you hated lawyers.
01:25:57I investigated your father.
01:26:02I have to win this trial.
01:26:07I'm not doing this for you.
01:26:10I'm doing this for your child.
01:26:17I didn't do it.
01:26:20Then why did you run away?
01:26:25I was scared.
01:26:30I didn't want to be like my father.
01:26:33Didn't you want to prove your innocence?
01:26:40I couldn't.
01:26:45I was invited to your house.
01:26:51I thought I was the only one there.
01:26:56Keiko!
01:27:00I tried to call her, but she didn't answer.
01:27:15I tried to run away, but I couldn't.
01:27:31Mr. Dogai, do you know who the real culprit is?
01:27:39You were asked by the police, weren't you?
01:27:45I wasn't asked.
01:27:49They thought I was the culprit.
01:27:52Just like my father.
01:27:56That's why I decided not to trust anyone.
01:28:09Oh, it's the lawyer from before.
01:28:12The Lawyer
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01:31:28My back hurts every morning.
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01:31:34I heard that chondroitin is good.
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01:32:25Hey, can I have abalone and tuna?
01:32:28Eat more and more.
01:32:31Abalone and tuna.
01:32:35I'm in a good mood today.
01:32:38You're lucky.
01:32:40By the way, about the trial the other day, I...
01:32:45Don't worry about it. It's over.
01:32:49Really?
01:32:50You don't have to think about it. Just eat what you like.
01:32:54Let's eat anything today.
01:32:56I love you so much.
01:33:01Let's go to the hot spring next time.
01:33:04A witness?
01:33:06You mean my father?
01:33:08Yes.
01:33:09You just need to tell me what you know.
01:33:12That's right. It'll be over soon.
01:33:15Listen, ma'am.
01:33:17If you testify as a witness in court, you'll get this.
01:33:22Money?
01:33:24Can I get it?
01:33:25I didn't know that.
01:33:30But it's strange.
01:33:34What is?
01:33:36The man we're defending isn't actually a murderer.
01:33:41Really?
01:33:44But he was arrested when the 15-year trial was due in three months.
01:33:51He's a bad guy.
01:33:55He's a bad guy.
01:33:57But isn't he going to commit suicide?
01:34:01I don't think so.
01:34:03Why?
01:34:04It's decided that he'll die during the trial.
01:34:09So no matter how long the trial is, he won't commit suicide.
01:34:16But if he's hiding somewhere, he'll commit suicide.
01:34:26Really?
01:34:29What's the sentence?
01:34:34Article 254 of the Criminal Procedure Act.
01:34:40As long as the defendant is not an accomplice, the trial will not be suspended.
01:34:45In other words, the trial will be held.
01:34:48So even if the defendant is found, he won't be convicted?
01:34:53Yes, that's right.
01:34:57It's a strange story.
01:34:59I agree.
01:35:02There are many holes in the law.
01:35:06I see.
01:35:08Oh, it's the lawyer from the other day.
01:35:11I'm sorry to bother you.
01:35:13He wants you to appear in court as a witness.
01:35:17Witness?
01:35:18Yes.
01:35:19All you have to do is tell us what you know about Keiko Tanizaki, who was killed.
01:35:24Is that all right?
01:35:27He wants you to appear in court as well.
01:35:32But I'm not a witness.
01:35:39You seem to be having fun lately.
01:35:44I've been looking into it.
01:35:48Let's talk about it.
01:35:50Wait a minute.
01:35:54I'll go.
01:35:59Thank you.
01:36:04Something's wrong.
01:36:07Why did the teacher talk to his wife about Article 254?
01:36:13Found it.
01:36:19Article 254.
01:36:21Stop the broadcast accident.
01:36:37No way.
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01:37:43Now, let me introduce you to a Japanese-made frying pan that makes your daily cooking fun.
01:37:51Until now, frying pans were easy to burn, weren't they?
01:37:55Yes, they were.
01:37:57That's because the coating on the surface of the frying pan comes off little by little.
01:38:01I see.
01:38:02This frying pan is made of metal, and it is tested to rub the surface.
01:38:08It is said that it is of high quality if it can withstand 3,000 times.
01:38:12Surprisingly, the coating doesn't come off even if you rub it a million times.
01:38:19A million times?
01:38:20Yes.
01:38:21Until now, when you turned the dumpling over, the skin would stick together and break.
01:38:26Yes, it did.
01:38:27But if it's this frying pan, you can cover it with a plate like this and turn it over.
01:38:34Look at this!
01:38:35Wow!
01:38:36It's cooked beautifully now.
01:38:38And the frying pan...
01:38:39Yes, it's hard to burn like this.
01:38:42Also, there were times when the fish was cooked and burned.
01:38:46Yes.
01:38:47But if it's this frying pan, look at this!
01:38:50Yes.
01:38:51Wow!
01:38:52It doesn't stick at all like this.
01:38:53It's really beautiful.
01:38:55Yes.
01:38:56Now, I burned the curry on purpose until it was completely black.
01:39:00No, I don't think this can be taken off.
01:39:03No, this is okay.
01:39:04What?
01:39:05Yes, I put hot water around it like this.
01:39:08Wow!
01:39:09Yes.
01:39:10It's floating a little.
01:39:11Yes, hot water floats like this.
01:39:13What?
01:39:14If you turn it over, you can take it off easily.
01:39:17There are no burns left.
01:39:19Look at this!
01:39:20Wow!
01:39:21It's beautiful!
01:39:22Yes.
01:39:23The sauce, ketchup, and mayonnaise are also hard to stick together.
01:39:27If it's this high quality, isn't it quite expensive?
01:39:31No, leave it to me.
01:39:32It's hard to burn and stick together.
01:39:35And even if you rub it a million times, the coating won't come off.
01:39:39It's a durable frying pan.
01:39:40It's made in Japan and is also compatible with IH.
01:39:43This time, we have a 26-centimeter frying pan that is recommended for stir-frying and cooking,
01:39:49and a 20-centimeter small frying pan as a set.
01:39:52It's available for 6,980 yen.
01:39:55This is a bargain.
01:39:57Wait a minute.
01:39:58Yes.
01:39:59Actually, it's not just this.
01:40:00What?
01:40:01It also comes with a small kitchen knife made by a craftsman in Tsubame-sanjo, Niigata Prefecture, which is famous for metal processing.
01:40:08What?
01:40:09Does it come with a kitchen knife?
01:40:11Yes.
01:40:12The sharpness is excellent.
01:40:14In addition, the blade is made of special technology, so even if it doesn't melt, the sharpness will last a long time.
01:40:21That's amazing.
01:40:23A frying pan with a long shelf life and a kitchen knife with a long sharpness.
01:40:28It's available for 6,980 yen as a three-point set.
01:40:33I'm happy with this price for this set.
01:40:36You can apply by calling 0120-002244 to the Happiness Club.
01:40:46First of all, I would like to thank the judge for the sudden application.
01:40:57If you don't admit it, you'll be in trouble.
01:41:01Don't be so nervous.
01:41:03Just tell me what you know.
01:41:08First of all, I would like to ask you about the relationship between the witness and the victim.
01:41:17The victim, Keiko Tanizaki, worked as a hostess at the White Rose Club.
01:41:26I heard you went there often. How many times a month did you go?
01:41:33Four or five times.
01:41:36Four or five times? Really?
01:41:40Seven or eight times.
01:41:43Are you sure?
01:41:45It's not cheap there, so that's the limit.
01:41:49But you called Keiko Tanizaki every time you went there, didn't you?
01:41:53Yes, I did.
01:41:56When was that?
01:42:00I think it was a little before she left the club.
01:42:05The victim left the club in September 1960.
01:42:10So it was around August.
01:42:15I think it was from the beginning of spring to the beginning of summer.
01:42:19Did you see the victim after she left the club?
01:42:23No, I didn't.
01:42:25Really?
01:42:28I haven't seen her since she moved to Mejiro.
01:42:38Did you know she moved to Mejiro?
01:42:42No, I didn't.
01:42:47When I asked you about this case, you said you didn't even know the victim's family.
01:42:56I heard about it from Higuchi at the tatami room.
01:42:59I heard Higuchi was also a hostess.
01:43:03Yes.
01:43:04But he was single-minded.
01:43:08So you weren't single-minded.
01:43:12Well, it was an adult relationship.
01:43:18What kind of relationship?
01:43:25It was a physical relationship.
01:43:29Your Honor, the defense's interrogation has damaged the witness's reputation.
01:43:34That's what you said!
01:43:36Your Honor, please change the question.
01:43:54What did you know about the murder of Keiko Tanjaki?
01:44:01It was on the news.
01:44:03You were surprised, weren't you?
01:44:07Yes, I was.
01:44:10I felt sorry for her.
01:44:12She was stabbed in the neck.
01:44:14She was bleeding profusely.
01:44:17What did you think when you heard that?
01:44:19I felt sorry for her.
01:44:23If I had found her earlier, I might have saved her life.
01:44:27Didn't you think so?
01:44:29I couldn't have stabbed her in the neck with a knife.
01:44:32How did you know it was a knife?
01:44:37The news said it was a sharp knife.
01:44:43Besides, the murder weapon hasn't been found yet.
01:44:49If you heard she was stabbed, you'd think it was a knife.
01:44:52Is that so?
01:44:54You can think of it as a knife or a katana.
01:44:58What?
01:45:01Your Honor, I can't understand the defense's point of view.
01:45:07Please clarify the defense's point of view.
01:45:11I'll make it clear right now.
01:45:15You know that the defendant was charged as an important witness after his escape, don't you?
01:45:25I saw it in the newspaper.
01:45:28He was on the run for 14 years and 9 months.
01:45:33He was accused of murder.
01:45:38What were you doing at that time?
01:45:44What did you think of him?
01:45:51I'm asking you what you thought of him!
01:45:58Your Honor.
01:46:02What did you think of him?
01:46:07I thought he was the real culprit.
01:46:18That's not what I meant.
01:46:22Hey, that's enough.
01:46:27Talk to me.
01:46:30He's been living a quiet life for the past 15 years.
01:46:41He can't do what he wants.
01:46:44He can't marry the woman he loves.
01:46:48He's been in prison for 10 years.
01:46:54Does he have a child?
01:46:58Don't you think so?
01:47:02It's been 15 years.
01:47:06Tell me the truth.
01:47:11It's been 15 years.
01:47:17It's been a long time for you, hasn't it?
01:47:20It must have been hard for you.
01:47:23You must have been scared to death.
01:47:29It's about time you feel better.
01:47:33You'll feel better if I tell you the truth.
01:47:37Spit out what you've been hiding for the past 15 years.
01:47:47Tell me.
01:47:59I'm the one who did it.
01:48:18I'm sorry.
01:48:24I didn't mean to kill her.
01:48:29Until then, I didn't show her that I was going to marry her.
01:48:37But she didn't want to marry me.
01:48:43So I went to her house.
01:48:48But she...
01:48:50Please go home after you eat this.
01:48:54Why?
01:48:56I'm her husband.
01:48:59I don't want to drag you into this.
01:49:03I don't want to drag you into this.
01:49:12You promised me.
01:49:15You said you'd be with me after you broke up with my wife.
01:49:18I'm not stupid enough to fall in love with a man who has a wife.
01:49:22I'm not stupid enough to fall in love with a man who has a wife.
01:49:29She resisted.
01:49:34Until then, she didn't want to marry me.
01:49:38But she resisted.
01:49:41What are you doing?
01:49:43What are you doing?
01:49:46You bastard!
01:49:52You bastard!
01:49:59My head is burning.
01:50:04I don't know what's going on.
01:50:07I don't know what's going on.
01:50:17You did a good job.
01:50:22You did a good job.
01:50:25I want you to stop this.
01:50:29I want you to stop this.
01:50:35I'm not doing this for you.
01:50:38I'm not doing this for you.
01:50:42I'm not doing this for you.
01:50:47But...
01:50:50If what you're saying is true,
01:50:54as a police officer, I can't let this slide.
01:51:01As far as Article 254 of the Criminal Procedure Act goes,
01:51:06even if you're a true criminal,
01:51:08as long as you're not an accomplice, you can't stop the crime.
01:51:12However, in the past,
01:51:15when there was no such precedent,
01:51:18the prosecutor could have argued that
01:51:22a true criminal could be charged.
01:51:28In other words, this witness could be punished.
01:51:34No way.
01:51:36I knew it.
01:51:38I'm sure you know that, too.
01:51:42What?
01:51:45Is that so?
01:51:48You're getting older.
01:51:51That's a lie!
01:51:53You told me that you were an accomplice.
01:51:56I didn't say anything like that.
01:52:02I've told you many times that it's been 15 years.
01:52:09It's a fraud!
01:52:11It's a lie!
01:52:13You're under arrest.
01:52:15I'm going to sue you!
01:52:17The witness is under arrest.
01:52:31It's a real storm.
01:52:38It's a real storm.
01:52:47I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
01:52:50Doctor, I'm really grateful.
01:52:54Hey, I didn't mean to bother you.
01:52:58Doctor.
01:53:00How is it?
01:53:02Open it.
01:53:09That's it.
01:53:12That's it.
01:53:21I'll sue you later.
01:53:24Why don't you use it for your child?
01:53:28Doctor.
01:53:35Thank you.
01:53:38Thank you.
01:53:48Hello.
01:53:53Doctor.
01:53:54It's been a long time.
01:53:55It's been a long time.
01:54:00I just called the police.
01:54:02The new criminal, Tokuda.
01:54:04I'm going to sue him.
01:54:08Doctor.
01:54:10Did my new criminal help you?
01:54:12I guess so.
01:54:14He's a little crazy.
01:54:17Doctor.
01:54:21Sometimes he gets angry.
01:54:23It's scary.
01:54:24Is it?
01:54:27Ahem.
01:54:36Why don't you have a stick?
01:54:40That's an umbrella I got from a defendant I couldn't save.
01:54:45What?
01:54:47When my acquaintance had an accident,
01:54:52he said he would make me admit that I was a straight boy.
01:54:56He said he wanted to prove himself.
01:54:59But in the end,
01:55:01I couldn't admit that I was a straight boy.
01:55:05I guess I've been holding on to it
01:55:08so I don't forget how I felt at that time.
01:55:15Doctor.
01:55:16Thank you for everything.
01:55:23Doctor.
01:55:25Here.
01:55:28I bought a new alarm clock.
01:55:34It's not a bomb, is it?
01:55:39I don't know.
01:55:42I'm sorry for being so cheeky.
01:55:46What are you talking about?
01:55:49I'm going to study more and more
01:55:52to be able to save people by law.
01:55:54That's impossible.
01:55:56Yes.
01:56:02You can't save people by law.
01:56:06If there's anything that can save people,
01:56:12it's people.
01:56:15Just like Itsuko this time.
01:56:22I'm embarrassed to talk about this.
01:56:28I won't do it again.
01:56:45Did you finish your work?
01:56:47I did.
01:56:48Make sure you take a bath.
01:56:50I will.
01:56:51Don't catch a cold.
01:56:53Shut up.
01:56:55You're saying that again.
01:56:57I won't wake you up again.
01:56:59Go to sleep forever, you old fart.
01:57:02I won't.
01:57:04Be cute.
01:57:06Is your right ear okay?
01:57:07It's okay.
01:57:09It's dirty.
01:57:10Japan is dirty.
01:57:12Don't get in my way.
01:57:14Don't get in my way.
01:57:16Ouch, ouch, ouch.
01:57:18Ouch, ouch, ouch.
01:57:31Didn't you do this to protect your life?
01:57:35I don't know.
01:57:38In short, you're drunk
01:57:41You remember what happened back then.
01:57:43That's right.
01:57:53Mysterious, mysterious health power, health power, health power.
01:57:58How can you collapse so easily?
01:58:00Let's cooperate.
01:58:01Mysterious health power.
01:58:02Mysterious, mysterious health power, health power, health power.
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