相棒 season23 初回拡大SP 第1話「警察官A~要人暗殺の罠!姿なき首謀者」 2024年10月16日

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00:00The Great East Japan Earthquake
00:04More than 10 years ago, the Great East Japan Earthquake
00:08hit this country, a magnitude far greater than we could have imagined.
00:1180% of the houses collapsed,
00:14and more than 10,000 people died.
00:18As the reconstruction continued,
00:21there was an explosive outbreak of mycobacterium.
00:26The devastating effects of the quake
00:28further threatened the country's livelihood, which had been in a state of stagnation.
00:33As the country's taxes rose,
00:35the government officials began to work to prevent the outbreak,
00:38and the country's economy was in a dire straitjacket.
00:41The pressure from foreign countries became fatal,
00:45and the long-standing government was finally forced to resign.
00:51However, many people were dissatisfied with the new government,
00:57and Tokyo's security was severely disrupted.
01:01To protect Tokyo's security,
01:04the two men worked together to create...
01:09the Metropolitan Government.
01:21Come to think of it,
01:23we've known each other for a long time.
01:26What's the matter?
01:28You don't look like you've known me for a long time.
01:30I was wondering how many cups of tea you'd put in.
01:34I can't count them all.
01:36I'm the one who's put in the most tea in the world.
01:42I see.
01:45So, what's going on?
01:53You want to take a break?
01:58Actually, I'm here to say hello to her parents.
02:02What?
02:05You can't take a break.
02:08That's right.
02:10Her parents seem to be worried about her.
02:14By the way, how did it go last time?
02:18Well, I haven't decided yet.
02:21But depending on her parents,
02:23you might have to take a break.
02:37Good morning.
02:39Good morning.
02:41You're in great shape.
02:43What are you doing?
02:45I was told to compile the history of the Metropolitan Government.
02:48It's the 150th anniversary this year.
02:51It's a general company,
02:53so I'm trying to compile the history.
02:56What?
02:59The Great Earthquake?
03:01Epidemic?
03:03Is this about that time?
03:05The Great Earthquake and the Great Flood.
03:08After the Great Earthquake,
03:10there was a lot of destruction
03:12due to the corruption of the government.
03:15So the Great Earthquake wasn't just the fault of the Black Ship.
03:19The Metropolitan Government was created
03:22to protect the peace of Tokyo
03:24from the people who were dissatisfied with the new government.
03:28I learned that at the police academy.
03:31You're a great policeman, Kawaji Toshiyoshi, right?
03:38And the内務卿, Okubo Toshimichi.
03:42The two were partners in creating the Metropolitan Government, right?
03:47Now, he's the chief of police and national security.
03:51Okubo will be assassinated later.
03:55Assassination?
03:57A murder that could change history.
04:00You could put it that way.
04:03There are still people who think the government will change in the next election.
04:08We have to live in a world like 150 years ago.
04:19This is Sugihita.
04:21Oh, thank you.
04:23What is it?
04:27Oh, I see.
04:31Yes, I understand.
04:33I'll go.
04:35It was from Mr. Kai, the police chief.
04:38Oh, from the boss?
04:40He said he wanted you to come see the man who might have been involved in the incident.
04:44The man?
04:45Mr. Hashiyama Mitsuru.
04:47He's the former national security director.
04:51The former national security director?
05:00To be continued.
05:30The cause of death is hemorrhage caused by a sharp blade.
05:35There were 16 injuries.
05:38The estimated time of death was between 11 a.m. and 1 a.m.
05:43But it was confirmed that he was at the hotel he was staying at until 1 a.m.
05:48So it was 1 a.m.
05:52Are you in a bad mood today?
05:55It's because you keep saying unnecessary things.
05:57I'm sorry.
06:00But...
06:02He's the former national security director.
06:06He was at the top of the police force.
06:09Why is he here?
06:11I don't know.
06:13I don't know either.
06:15I don't know either.
06:17He was at the top of the police force.
06:20Why is he here?
06:22Why is he here?
06:29Don't walk side by side.
06:31People will think you came together.
06:33But it's rare for a cyber security agent to come to the scene.
06:38I was called because the victim was a foreign person.
06:41Personally, I don't know if I can handle it.
06:45But he's the national security director.
06:47He's just like the assassin we talked about earlier.
06:50Kameyama, the anonymous agent.
06:53Why are you here?
06:55Who did you work for?
06:57Shut up.
06:58I'm a friend of the Buddha.
07:00A friend of the Buddha?
07:02God.
07:03That's close.
07:05I'm Kai.
07:06I work for the police.
07:08So you're the same as me.
07:14Get out of the way.
07:16You're not Kai. You're Kameyama.
07:18Get out of the way.
07:22This is the medical equipment.
07:24Where's the weapon?
07:25I haven't found it yet.
07:27It's a knife with a very strange shape.
07:30A strange knife?
07:32There's another direction.
07:34That's the Buddha's belongings.
07:37This is what fell into the water.
07:40I couldn't get a hold of it.
07:42Maybe it's garbage.
07:47One, two, two.
07:48I think it's a coffee shop.
07:50I think we can find it.
07:52The problem is whether it's connected to the culprit.
07:56Stop it.
07:57What?
07:58Stop it.
08:02I guess we'll have to go back.
08:04Yes.
08:05Let me help you.
08:11What?
08:12Why?
08:13Who do you think I am?
08:15It's not like I can do anything but take fingerprints from my phone.
08:24Is that a rice ball wrapper?
08:26There are dozens of them.
08:28Let's take it.
08:29Stop it.
08:30Are you an orphan?
08:31Stop it.
08:33What is it?
08:36This?
08:38This?
08:41This is the last photo the victim took.
08:43The number is on it.
08:44You can look for it at the police station.
08:46Maybe the big case will be solved all of a sudden.
08:53All of these are garbage.
08:57No, no.
08:58I can't believe you found garbage.
08:59You have a good sense of operation.
09:01I'm curious about the details.
09:03I'd like you to follow that line.
09:06Excuse us.
09:08Excuse us.
09:09Excuse us.
09:10Who is he?
09:11He's Mr. Tameyama.
09:12Oh, I see.
09:19What should we start with?
09:26Mr. Tameyama.
09:27Look.
09:28What is it?
09:29The rice ball wrapper is closed.
09:31Rice ball wrapper?
09:32Yes.
09:33It's a plant that closes when you touch it.
09:35Once it's closed, it takes about 30 minutes for it to open.
09:39In other words, something passed within 30 minutes.
09:42No, it's not like a bug stopped.
09:46It's closed from here to here.
09:48If it's just a bug, it should be more limited.
09:51But even a supervisor can't pass through such a narrow place.
09:55That's why.
09:57Aren't you curious, Mr. Tameyama?
10:01I'm curious.
10:03Let's go.
10:04Yes.
10:15Prime Minister Fujiwara's approval rating has finally dropped by 20%.
10:20At this rate, our party will lose power in the next election.
10:25Fujiwara-kun, it's just a matter of time before you die.
10:33In the next general election, we'll have a different face.
10:38But if Prime Minister Fujiwara doesn't want to participate in the election himself,
10:42wouldn't he aim to replace the governor before the general election and dissolve the party?
10:48Even ignoring the party's will?
10:51The dissolution of the party is a constitutional right that is recognized only by the Prime Minister.
11:03The President's Office
11:08What's the matter?
11:10What about the governor?
11:12Yes, and there's a high possibility that it's an incident.
11:19The Prime Minister and I have been friends since we were students.
11:22I understand how you feel.
11:27The governor...
11:33The police and the media will start investigating the governor.
11:39There will probably be some inconvenient information.
11:42Then the Prime Minister will be foolish, and the criticism of the party itself will increase.
11:50In other words, if the general election is dissolved in such a situation,
11:56the party itself will lose power?
12:03Yes.
12:04We need to reconsider the strategy of dissolution.
12:13Does that mean that even your father has been sealed away?
12:18What do you mean?
12:22The Prime Minister has a letter from the head of the cabinet.
12:29I'm going to meet with the head of the police.
12:31Mr. Ashiya is a victim.
12:33I don't want to disclose unnecessary information.
12:42What's the matter?
12:45Nothing.
12:48It's just something that comes to mind.
12:52I just thought of something.
12:54What if it's not a bug, but a cat?
12:58It doesn't matter if it's a cat, but we need to confirm it.
13:01That's right.
13:03Oh?
13:05What's the matter?
13:06What's the matter?
13:12A 25.5-centimeter-tall man seems to have run, and his center of gravity is tilting forward.
13:16What?
13:17Then...
13:18Did he run through the trees from the scene of the murder and go sideways?
13:24It's suspicious.
13:37Mr. Kameyama.
13:38Yes.
13:50Excuse me.
13:53I'm from the police.
13:55Could you turn around slowly?
14:06I'm from the police.
14:15I came here from the number plate.
14:18Could you explain it to me?
14:21It was taken from the lobby.
14:23Then, it was taken at that time.
14:26Could you explain it to me so that I can understand?
14:32We are detectives.
14:36Detectives?
14:37I heard that Aijin was there.
14:39He was asked by his wife to investigate.
14:42So, he was riding a motorcycle to get the evidence,
14:46and he rented a room in a hotel room to get the evidence.
14:50Is that true?
14:52You can ask your wife to confirm it.
15:00So, was Aijin there?
15:03No.
15:04I didn't know about it.
15:07No one came to the room.
15:09We just talked on the phone.
15:13Sano.
15:14Two konnyaku.
15:17Murano.
15:19Four konnyaku.
15:21Hirahara.
15:24Three konnyaku.
15:25Konnyaku?
15:27What?
15:28One million yen for konnyaku.
15:29Ten million yen for bricks.
15:31One million yen for zabuton.
15:33It's used in the Seizaikai.
15:36It's probably a bad deal.
15:45It's finally getting interesting.
15:49Let's do it quickly this time.
15:51Before we get interrupted by the anonymous guy again.
15:53Youmaru.
15:56Anonymous guy?
15:58Next.
15:59The Ministry of Justice.
16:01There was an article in a magazine
16:03criticizing the policy of
16:05prioritizing the economy
16:07of the victims.
16:09We are investigating it.
16:13Next.
16:14The Police Department.
16:17It seems that the victims are suspected of
16:19being involved in illegal money laundering.
16:21I think this case is also related to that.
16:28Next.
16:29The Police Department.
16:37I didn't expect you to be an acquaintance of Mr. Ukyo.
16:40I'm Hajime Takada.
16:42This is my colleague, Kameyama.
16:47Where's Mr. Kaburagi?
16:49He's at another office now.
16:51Mr. Kameyama was with Mr. Kaburagi
16:54before he quit.
16:56He came back to the Police Department after he quit.
16:59Nice to meet you.
17:01What's the story of your acquaintance?
17:05Oh, I'm sorry.
17:06No, it's okay.
17:09My mother...
17:18My mother...
17:20I see.
17:24I didn't have a seat at that time.
17:26But thanks to Mr. Sugishita...
17:29This time,
17:32you'll tell me.
17:36Your name is...
17:38Hajime.
17:43Takada.
17:46Hajime.
17:49From now on,
17:52will you live tomorrow?
17:56I didn't have a seat.
17:58My mother didn't give me a birth certificate.
18:01She didn't want me to know who my father was.
18:04No, that's not true in Japan.
18:07There are about 10,000 people.
18:10I heard that after you got a seat,
18:12you went to an orphanage with your brother.
18:16My brother went to the orphanage.
18:18He found a kind person.
18:20But...
18:21I didn't expect to meet you here.
18:24There was an incident right there.
18:26There was a footprint of a sneaker near the scene.
18:30Did you know about the incident over there?
18:33Oh, did you know?
18:36Then it might be my guess.
18:38I felt the presence of people at the scene and chased after them.
18:41What do you mean?
18:43I haven't told you yet.
18:46Actually, I...
18:48I became a police officer.
18:50What?
18:52This is my third year.
18:54I'm on leave today,
18:56but I'm in the area of Kojimachi Central Office.
18:59That's surprising.
19:02After my brother was arrested,
19:04I thought about my life for the first time.
19:08The first thing that came to my mind was becoming a police officer.
19:11I see.
19:13That's your third year.
19:17No, it's the same as the time I was reinstated.
19:20So, in a sense, we're colleagues.
19:23Nice to meet you.
19:24Likewise.
19:26By the way,
19:27the reason why you were chasing...
19:33Recently,
19:34the reputation of the Fujiwara Cabinet is not good.
19:39Did you come to shake hands for the election?
19:43I'm not a politician.
19:48I've heard that there are political parties, election committees,
19:52and even female analysts in the Cabinet.
19:55You're like a secretary to the Prime Minister.
19:57It's not surprising that you're going to be on the front line one day.
20:02You're kidding.
20:04Then, did you come to shake hands?
20:07I hope you don't give too much information about the victims in this case.
20:13Mr. Ashiya,
20:14it seems that you were a politician who smelled of the Shogunate.
20:18It's nostalgic for me,
20:20but I wonder how you would be reflected in the current elected officials.
20:27I have no intention of making a debt to the Fujiwara Cabinet.
20:30Rather,
20:31I brought you a good story that would make you a debtor.
20:35A good story?
20:38Are you interested in the Cabinet Secretariat?
20:44It's supposed to be a post after the Cabinet Secretariat,
20:48but I thought it would be impossible to reject it
20:51if I sold it to the Prime Minister here.
20:56I don't like you,
20:59but your taste in souvenirs is not bad.
21:06After all,
21:07let's shake hands.
21:13I'm just a business partner.
21:20Please be careful of the anonymous people.
21:24As you know,
21:25they are just true fans of the Shogunate,
21:27and they can't read the atmosphere.
21:29I have no choice but to destroy such a delicate story.
21:34I won't let those scum get in the way of my future.
21:40Future?
21:42You're still young.
21:47Are you a suspect?
21:49I happen to be around here.
21:51I happened to pass by the scene.
22:02What about his face?
22:03I haven't seen it.
22:04Is he the culprit?
22:06What do you think?
22:07Is he the one who left the medical supplies?
22:10What kind of medical supplies?
22:12Well, this is it.
22:17It may be just garbage.
22:20I'll put it here.
22:21And this, too.
22:24Isn't this food?
22:27What? Food?
22:29This is how you can eat it in one bite.
22:32When I didn't have money,
22:34I often ate it like this.
22:36What?
22:38What?
22:40I think I've seen this before.
22:43You've been there?
22:56Two of the three men who called me
22:58were suspicious.
23:01First, about Murano.
23:04He's the president of Guard Mate,
23:06Noriaki Murano.
23:09I'm Sano Hitoshi,
23:11the president of Mizushima Security,
23:13a security camera company.
23:15I see.
23:16A security case.
23:18One more thing.
23:19About Hirahara.
23:23Interesting.
23:25Keep me informed.
23:27Yes, sir.
23:29Why did you come all the way here?
23:34I'm grateful.
23:36Besides,
23:37when someone betrays you every day,
23:40the information becomes a hostage.
23:44I heard from the manufacturer
23:46that this rice ball is only available
23:48at this supermarket.
23:50Yes, but
23:52I don't know if it's our store.
23:54And
23:55even if it's just a security camera,
23:58it's available for two weeks.
24:00Then,
24:01even if it's just for this day...
24:03Even so,
24:04it's available for a whole day.
24:07Oh,
24:08isn't it 50% today?
24:10It depends on the time.
24:11I'm increasing the ratio
24:13so that it doesn't sell out.
24:1510% at 3 p.m.
24:17And 20% at 4.30 p.m.
24:20I see.
24:21That's why it's overlapped.
24:23Then,
24:24isn't it 50%?
24:26It's 9 p.m. at Heiten Magiwa.
24:29Then,
24:30the rice ball you bought
24:31will be limited to Heiten Magiwa.
24:34Yes.
24:35I won't take your time.
24:39Here it is.
24:42Hello.
24:52Here it is.
24:57Here it is.
24:59Here it is.
25:02You look so good.
25:03I feel good watching you.
25:05Really?
25:06You're so pretty.
25:07Oh,
25:08are you going to order again?
25:10No, I'm full.
25:11You are?
25:12You ate a lot.
25:19Oh,
25:20by the way,
25:21do you bring the paper back?
25:23I'm sorry, sir.
25:25We have a request.
25:26We'd like to talk to another customer.
25:29Oh, this way?
25:31I'm sorry.
25:32No, no, no.
25:33It was fun.
25:39You got caught.
25:40What?
25:41What do you mean?
25:42I saw you
25:43pushing the button to change seats.
25:45Oh,
25:46did you do it yourself?
25:48Here,
25:49even though women are free,
25:51there are always people who come to eat.
25:54I'm getting a license,
25:55so I hope I can open a restaurant.
25:57Oh,
25:59you're right.
26:06Is this
26:08a snack from here?
26:10Yes, it is.
26:12Isn't there a person who comes here just to eat?
26:15With a bag like this.
26:17Oh,
26:18I just got here.
26:20What kind of person was it?
26:24Let's go.
26:38How was it?
26:39I went to the grocery store,
26:42but the person who bought 50% off
26:45on the day it was written on the wrapping paper
26:48was this man.
26:50Oh,
26:51how about you?
26:52Oh,
26:53I was able to identify the store,
26:54and when I enter the store,
26:55I get an ID card,
26:56so if I feel like it,
26:57I can close the store.
26:58Well,
26:59I don't know who the person is
27:01who took the wrapping paper.
27:03I'm one step away,
27:04and you're two steps away.
27:06Is that what you said?
27:07Why am I the only one who's two steps away?
27:08I'm kidding.
27:09I can't hear you kidding.
27:11I'm sorry.
27:13Oh,
27:14I haven't heard from Hajime.
27:16Isn't it late?
27:23Yes.
27:25I see.
27:28I've found someone who looks like him,
27:31and I'm on my way.
27:43No,
27:44I'm fine on my own.
27:47Yes.
27:52Yes.
28:22Yes.
28:33I've brought him.
28:49This guy, huh?
28:52He said he's fine on his own.
29:09I can tell just by looking at you.
29:13You've been bullied before, haven't you?
29:22Yes.
29:25I was hungry,
29:27and I just wanted to eat something,
29:29so I borrowed money without thinking about the consequences.
29:33I couldn't pay it back,
29:34so I was helped committing a crime.
29:36I was made a friend,
29:37and I couldn't get out.
29:42It's the same as me in the past.
29:46Do you want to run, too?
29:49What are you doing?
29:51I want to go home!
30:00I'll kill you!
30:04I'll kill you!
30:06I'll kill you, too!
30:13No!
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