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00:20and the police station was set up to protect the disorderly security.
00:25But in vain.
00:28Prime Minister Naim, who created the police station, was assassinated.
00:38Later, even the Prime Minister was assassinated.
00:50I didn't want to kill you! Don't hurt me! Please don't!
01:21I'm sorry.
01:24I had no idea.
01:29But I'm sorry.
01:34An unbelievable incident has occurred.
01:37This afternoon, Prime Minister Fujiwara was participating.
01:40The explosion occurred at the police station, and the Prime Minister was involved.
01:44On September 2, the Prime Minister, who was once one of the top officials of the national security service,
01:49The suspect has not been arrested yet, and the police are investigating the possibility of a crime.
01:56The details were given to the police after the incident, but from what I can tell,
02:01it was a bomb that was made to attract the public.
02:04The detonator was not a dimensional detonator, but a circular detonator.
02:08In the current explanation, it is as if the suspect came to the scene and detonated the bomb with a remote control.
02:14However, it is possible to detonate a bomb using free Wi-Fi via the Internet.
02:19The bomb was under the stage?
02:23Of course, I checked it in advance.
02:26Why couldn't you find it?
02:29This is it.
02:30I see. It was buried in the ground.
02:34Even if you check it, it's impossible to find it under the ground.
02:38What?
02:39When did you get here?
02:41I've been here since the beginning.
02:42No, no.
02:43Did you go? Did you go?
02:44Are you on a bus tour?
02:45Don't complain to me.
02:47As I said earlier, if it was detonated via the Internet,
02:51it is necessary to operate it while looking at the scene with a camera.
02:55I haven't found a camera.
02:58Of course, you can detonate it while looking at the scene.
03:01I see.
03:02Oh, there seems to be a basement left.
03:05Oh, it must have been attached when the bomb was planted.
03:09It looks like a sandal.
03:11I've taken this basement before.
03:13It's a resin sandal sold at a 100-yen shop.
03:16It's a rough look for such a crime scene.
03:19A 100-yen shop?
03:21After all, the culprit is the same as the Nakano Musabetsu murder case.
03:25I can think of both the Ashiya case and Mr. Doji.
03:29Hey, you.
03:30You stole the line we were chasing, didn't you?
03:34Hey.
03:35Yes.
03:36What? What? What?
03:39Don't push me. Don't push me.
03:41Stop it.
03:42You guys are pretty tough this time.
03:46Mr. Kameyama.
03:47Yes.
03:48We've already got what we need.
03:50What?
03:51The bomb, the sandal, and the camera.
03:57What?
03:59The bomb was made from a commercially available product.
04:04These products are sold by companies that deal with explosives.
04:12Wash them all.
04:13Yes.
04:14The sandal was left at the scene.
04:17But it was sold at a 100-yen shop that has 90 stores in Tokyo.
04:22This is a story about the life of the culprit.
04:27In this way, it is also thought that it is the same as the Ashiya case.
04:33It's a serial murder case that has never been heard of before.
04:37He was the former national police chief, and now he's the prime minister.
04:42If you don't solve the case next time, I won't forgive you.
04:47Kill him.
04:49Yes.
04:51Is it 150 years ago?
04:54It's a story from above.
04:57It's not like you.
05:00It's the same situation as 150 years ago.
05:04Now it's time to find out with the human world tactics.
05:09At least tell me the answer.
05:12The bomb, the sandal, and the camera.
05:17Do you want to hear it?
05:18Yes.
05:20First of all, the camera.
05:23It is a contradictory act to make a bomb that can be detonated via the Internet and come to the scene.
05:29It is normal to think that the target was caught and detonated with a camera that was given to someone.
05:36I see, there were accomplices.
05:39Second, about the bomb that brought in the commercial goods.
05:43The operator of the bomb is registered with the police.
05:48In order to get it safely, you have to buy it from someone.
05:52It's not an accomplice, it's a criminal.
05:56Finally, about the resin sandals.
05:59It is very difficult to commit a crime from now on.
06:03I think you didn't tell me your purpose.
06:07I didn't tell you my purpose?
06:09I think it's a so-called dark part-time job.
06:14Oh, a dark part-time job.
06:27Thank you for your concern.
06:31Who are you?
06:32I'm Adachi from Kanto News.
06:34There seems to be a story that you are on the same side as the Ashiya case.
06:39Do you know the culprit?
06:41I apologize for the way I denied my relationship with Mr. Ashiya.
06:50He and I have been good friends since we were students.
06:59No matter what happens, no matter who becomes the prime minister,
07:03let's rebuild this country.
07:06Eventually, he started to take on the role of supporting me.
07:12Yes, that person.
07:15I'm Kameiwa from Date Newspaper.
07:17When will you make such a statement before the general election?
07:22This time...
07:30I think I was protected by Mr. Ashiya.
07:35I can't betray him like that.
07:39From now on, I want to fight with all my heart.
07:49It's you.
07:52Well, it's a problem even if it's clearly reflected and denied.
07:57What is this?
08:00What?
08:02You know what you bought, don't you?
08:06No.
08:08I just bought it to grow plants.
08:12It's okay, it's okay.
08:15You said it was a plant, but is it a watercress?
08:21Oh, you don't even know the purpose of the product you bought.
08:26Yes, I do.
08:28You don't seem to know.
08:30This fertilizer is called sulfuric acid and is easy to flow into the water,
08:34so it is not used for watercress cultivation.
08:38You must be working until you can't speak.
08:42Is the reward paid later?
08:44Reward?
08:45It's a dark part-time job, right?
08:48Unfortunately, I don't think I can contact you anymore.
08:51It's a dark part-time job because I can be a lizard's tail at times like this.
08:55No way.
08:57Hey.
08:59Did someone ask you to do this?
09:02Where is the product you bought?
09:06The product I bought?
09:08I was told to leave it here and leave the key on top.
09:13There is no security camera.
09:16I made you wear it, but it's over.
09:19It's not like you made me wear it.
09:21What are you doing?
09:29What are you doing?
09:31It seems that the order rate has recovered a little from the speech the other day.
09:37It's strange, isn't it?
09:39I thought I had a disadvantage here.
09:45You must have been able to convey your sincerity.
09:48I understand why you were not surprised that you were scheduled to appear in the general election.
09:54If I'm not good, I'll do it myself.
09:57I'm sure you'd think so if you were me.
10:02But now, most of my power has been absorbed by the Tonegawa faction.
10:14I have no regrets.
10:19I just do my best until the last day so as not to be ashamed of myself.
10:29Prime Minister.
10:30Yes?
10:31You may disband now.
10:34I want to be a person who keeps going to a place like that.
10:46Thank you very much.
10:47I arrived just in time.
10:49Can you stop for a moment?
10:52It's Kudo from the Santo Group.
10:55Are you sure?
10:57Yes.
10:58However, it has become a rumor recently.
11:00It may be a countermeasure.
11:01Is it a violent group?
11:03But it's the prime minister.
11:05Yakuza usually only works for money.
11:09Breaking news.
11:11Prime Minister Ryuichi Fujiwara announced the disbandment of the council.
11:17What?
11:20Disbandment at such a time?
11:22It was just a moment ago.
11:24Is it finally an election?
11:26But the election has just happened.
11:29Isn't it dangerous?
11:34A few days later.
11:40Is that the fourth man we were looking for?
11:52It's a complete secret.
11:54It seems that the family intends to pursue the case.
11:58I was the one who identified him.
12:00It's a murder case.
12:03I can't do it.
12:04Chief, this is not a cafe to complain.
12:08Let me change my mood.
12:10Yes.
12:14The criminal of the Nakano indivisible murder case was executed.
12:19Did you say that before?
12:20It seems that it has become a hot topic on the Internet since this morning.
12:23Nakano indivisible murder case
12:28I don't know how many crimes will be committed this time.
12:31The one who killed him was a prime minister and a prime minister.
12:36But did Kudo really do both?
12:41No.
12:42When the Ashiya incident happened,
12:44the criminal was trying to show off the garbage he collected at the camp site.
12:51But this time, he killed him directly.
12:56I don't think he's the same criminal.
13:02Well, if you say so.
13:05Oh, this.
13:06I know you're not looking at his face.
13:09I asked a member of the lodging.
13:11He said he didn't know because he was hiding his face.
13:14I wonder if it's similar to the man you were chasing at the scene.
13:19Somehow it's different.
13:21I'm sorry.
13:23No.
13:24Well, I'm going up soon.
13:27Would you like to go to the scene with me?
13:30Huh? To the scene?
13:32I want to learn how to operate Mr. Sugishita.
13:38On the night of September 1st,
13:41Mr. Ashiya stayed at this hotel.
13:48This hotel is a boarding house,
13:50and he had a habit of going to a familiar bar.
13:58According to the bartender,
14:01he left the bar about an hour before 1 a.m.
14:19On the way back to the hotel,
14:22when I passed through this alley,
14:24I was suddenly stabbed by someone.
14:32The weapon is a knife of the same type as the one used by the criminal of the non-discrimination case in Nakano.
14:38There are 16 wounds, including large and small.
14:4216 places?
14:44Was there such a grudge?
14:47After the murder, the criminal
14:49picked up a piece of paper wrapped in a rice ball
14:53and scattered it on the scene.
14:58But why did he scatter it?
15:03I think he should have picked up a piece of paper and scattered it.
15:08I see.
15:10He stole it from the trash can, so he didn't know who it belonged to.
15:13He lived with him.
15:15It's understandable, isn't it?
15:17I see.
15:18After that, he ran away and bled.
15:23In your opinion, did he get hurt during the crime?
15:27No.
15:28Maybe it had nothing to do with the crime.
15:31I went to the nearby hospital,
15:33but there was no sign of injury.
15:36Let's look around more.
15:40Was he really injured?
15:43What?
15:44If he was injured, he would have been bleeding from head to toe.
15:48Don't you think it's unnatural that he was left in this place alone?
15:53You're right.
15:54Then, what about this blood?
15:58I told you before,
16:00but I don't know if he was injured that day.
16:03What if it wasn't an injury, but a bleeding?
16:07A bleeding?
16:08If that's the case,
16:09I can explain why he was left in that place alone.
16:13I see.
16:15Then, he's not a stranger, but a hospital patient.
16:24Concentration Hospital.
16:26When did you come here?
16:28I came here three months ago.
16:32I don't know what I was thinking last time.
16:35I ran out of the room and fell down on my way back.
16:40That was on September 2nd.
16:43Is your blood type AB?
16:46Do you know?
16:47It's the same blood type as the one near the hospital.
16:51What's wrong with him?
16:53He had a ruptured esophagus.
16:55I'm glad he came back on his own.
16:58What does he do for a living?
17:00He used to be a police officer.
17:04He was involved in an incident and quit his job.
17:08What kind of incident?
17:09It's a pretty famous one.
17:11He stabbed the governor.
17:15Was it the Nakano Incident?
17:19That's it.
17:21He was protecting the public.
17:23I heard that he was stabbed by the police.
17:26Actually, he was infected with the virus from the stab wound.
17:31He was infected with chronic inflammation and liver cancer.
17:36That's why he's in the hospital now.
17:39How was he before this happened?
17:43He could barely walk.
17:45His brother came to take care of him.
17:48But he was already in the hospital.
18:01This is the place.
18:04It's different from what I imagined.
18:07No.
18:12I'm here at the shrine.
18:14Mr. Yukihito Hidaka was sworn in in 2014.
18:18Four years later, he was stabbed by the Nakano Incident near the police station.
18:24He rushed to the police station and was stabbed.
18:30I've been curious about this.
18:33The governor's park.
18:35How did the killer get in so easily?
18:38The day of the incident, there was a different event.
18:41The security was down.
18:44Mr. Hidaka was a police officer at the time.
18:48He was a police officer.
18:52Mr. Hidaka tried to report that there was a problem with the security at the time.
18:58After that, he resigned.
19:00Did he get fired?
19:03It's a form of resignation.
19:07The security was down. What was the other event?
19:10It was a party organized by the National Security Council.
19:14I see.
19:16The Nakano Incident happened six years ago.
19:19The head of the National Security Council at the time must have been an Asian.
19:24Is that so?
19:25He was involved in the incident and was fired by the police.
19:28He lost his life because of the wound.
19:31I don't think it's surprising that Mr. Hidaka hates Asians.
19:36But I don't think Mr. Hidaka was able to walk.
19:42That's...
19:44Oh, right.
19:45You said you had a younger brother.
19:48What do you mean by that?
19:51According to the records, he wasn't there.
19:55Then who was taking care of him?
19:57It's someone else.
20:00Mr. Ukyo.
20:01Anyway, there's no other way to find him.
20:05He was at the hospital.
20:07I'll try to find him.
20:09The man you saw at the scene may be him.
20:12I'll try to find where he went missing again.
20:14Since he may be the culprit, I'll go to the crime scene.
20:32Is this Mr. Hidaka's office?
20:34Yes, please.
20:37This way, please.
20:41Thank you very much.
20:46So you two don't know each other?
20:49No, we don't know each other.
20:51Thank you for waiting.
20:52Not at all.
20:54Mr. Kameyama.
20:56How did it go?
20:57I've asked around, but I haven't heard anything new.
21:00Me neither.
21:02I'm sure the investigation team did their job.
21:06All right.
21:08I'll wait for Mr. Ukyo to come back.
21:15Mr. Kameyama.
21:17How did you get involved in the investigation?
21:20What?
21:21How did I get involved?
21:24I want to get involved, too.
21:26Well...
21:27In the first place, the investigation is...
21:30How should I put it?
21:32It's like having a scar on your back.
21:35A scar?
21:36Is something wrong?
21:37No, it's just a scar.
21:40If you stab 16 people with a knife like that,
21:43you'll get a lot of attention.
21:46You're right.
21:47If I run away like that, I'll get a lot of attention.
21:49What if you change your clothes somewhere?
21:52Change my clothes?
22:00Is this the place?
22:01Yes.
22:02This is the building that was closed last year.
22:18It's open.
22:19I thought there was a security guard here.
22:22Someone must have broken in.
22:26Let's go.
22:28Yes.
22:32Do you have a flashlight?
22:33Yes.
23:02It was a restaurant here.
23:05Doesn't it smell?
23:07What is this?
23:11Huh?
23:13Oh!
23:14The gas is burning!
23:16The ventilation isn't working.
23:18There's a possibility that the gas is filling up here.
23:21Isn't that bad?
23:22Yeah.
23:23I don't know what to do.
23:25Let's go.
23:26Let's go.
23:27Let's go.
23:28Let's go.
23:29Let's go.
23:30Let's go.
23:31Huh?
23:34What?
23:58What's going on?
23:59What's going on?
24:00The gas is rising.
24:06Huh?
24:07It's not working.
24:11Me neither.
24:12Okay.
24:27Aren't you having a hard time breathing?
24:31I've been chewing on fire.
24:33The propane gas itself is not toxic,
24:36but depending on the concentration of the gas,
24:39it can be lethal.
24:43This is...
24:44There was no window in the basement,
24:46and the ventilator was off.
24:50That's right.
24:51I might be able to get out of the ventilator.
25:12A few hours later...
25:15How is it? Is it working?
25:17It's not working.
25:18Huh?
25:19It's too hard.
25:20Do you need a tool?
25:24It's not working. It's too hard.
25:27Watch out.
25:33Are you okay?
25:34I'm fine.
25:38Wait for me upstairs.
25:40What are you going to do?
25:42Do you have a clue?
25:44I'll keep looking until Mr. Ukyo comes.
25:46A clue?
25:47We have to find a way to get out of here.
25:49Besides, there's no guarantee that Mr. Sugisita will come.
25:52If you don't contact us, you'll think something's up.
25:55We're not far from the meeting point.
25:58Mr. Ukyo will find us.
26:00What if he doesn't?
26:04I know someone named Sugisita Ukyo.
26:08Yeah.
26:34No.
26:35No.
27:06Mr. Ukyo.
27:10Mr. Ukyo.
27:14It's me. Mr. Sugisita.
27:21Mr. Sugisita.
27:24Mr. Ukyo.
27:27Mr. Ukyo.
27:28Mr. Sugisita.
27:29Oh, it's you.
27:30Mr. Ukyo.
27:32Mr. Ukyo.
27:36Mr. Ukyo.
27:37Mr. Sugisita.
27:38Mr. Ukyo.
27:40Mr. Ukyo.
27:43Mr. Ukyo.
27:44Mr. Sugisita.
27:45Mr. Ukyo.
27:47Mr. Sugisita.
28:00Are you okay?
28:01Yes.
28:03Mr. Ukyo.
28:04I knew it.
28:06How did you know I was here?
28:08I couldn't reach you on your phone because you weren't at the meeting point.
28:13That means you were either out of power or in the basement.
28:17When I looked around, this was the only building I could find.
28:21I'm sure you noticed something and went to look for it.
28:24That's why you acted without thinking.
28:27I didn't have to think.
28:29Mr. Sugisita.
28:31Oh, right.
28:32Mr. Ukyo.
28:33Here.
28:34Here.
28:40I see.
28:43So that's what happened.
28:48Everything was connected.
29:00Mr. Sugisita.
29:03Mr. Sugisita.
29:05Mr. Sugisita.
29:08Mr. Sugisita.
29:12I'm Ueno, the first to try the national line.
29:15Thank you for your support.
29:18I'll do my best to support you.
29:21I'd appreciate it if you could say hi to Akatsuki.
29:24Of course.
29:25Please come this way.
29:27It's a small place, but I'm sorry.
29:29Please come this way.
29:31Are you a local police officer?
29:35Yes.
29:36Is there any progress?
29:38Yes.
29:39Do you know that there is a building near the murder scene of Mr. Ashiya?
29:45No.
29:46I think the culprit was preparing there and waiting.
29:50We will investigate in detail soon.
29:53I think something will come out.
29:55However, it may be after this election.
29:59Is that so?
30:01It won't be a job if this doesn't end.
30:23I thought the culprit would definitely come.
30:40It was you.
30:42I was able to find it thanks to you locking me up here during the day.
30:52I immediately remembered that you didn't have a button on your sleeve.
30:57It was 1 a.m. on September 2nd, when Mr. Ashiya was supposed to die.
31:03You were on duty and it was time for a patrol.
31:06It was too conspicuous to call it a crime in a uniform, and I couldn't take a bath on my way home.
31:13So I changed my clothes here.
31:34After that, I killed Mr. Ashiya.
31:44I came back here again and changed my clothes.
31:53I was prepared.
31:55Why did you kill Mr. Ashiya?
32:00That motive is the Nakano Incident 6 years ago.
32:056 years ago.
32:07You were working at the same factory as Mr. Hidaka in the Nakano region.
32:13At that time, the Nakano Incident happened.
32:20Actually, I couldn't become a police officer.
32:26I was going to quit because I couldn't keep up with the training.
32:30But he always encouraged me.
32:33Don't give up, Mr. Ashiya!
32:35Let's go!
32:45I felt like fate that I was assigned to the same factory.
32:50You saved me.
32:51I'm your partner.
32:55But at the time of the incident,
33:01I thought I would die if I was stabbed, but I couldn't move my legs.
33:08I was closer to the culprit.
33:11After that, Mr. Hidaka resigned.
33:25I didn't hear the reason.
33:29I don't regret it.
33:31I've been taught that it's the police's job to protect the people.
33:39I'm the one who's going to quit.
33:45It doesn't make sense.
33:49Keep going.
33:54Take my place.
34:02Six years later, he suddenly collapsed.
34:07I'm sorry, but is there anyone else in your family?
34:13He's my brother.
34:15He will be hospitalized as it is.
34:20At that time, I was told that the injury was the cause.
34:25I was told that Hidaka was no longer alive.
34:38That's when I found out.
34:43On the day of the Nakano Incident,
34:47there was a party of the then National Security Director, Mr. Ashiya, in the same building.
34:53That incident happened to give priority to security.
34:59Mr. Hidaka was about to announce it.
35:03He didn't quit.
35:06He made me quit.
35:08So did you kill him?
35:11He was getting weaker and weaker.
35:16But I couldn't do anything.
35:19Just like the time of the incident.
35:23Six years later, Hidaka was hospitalized as it is.
35:31At that time, I saw Mr. Ashiya while I was on patrol.
35:37When I looked into it, I found out that the hotel where I stayed every week was in my building.
35:44That coincidence seemed like fate.
35:50I knew I had to do it.
35:53It was a punishment for myself for not being able to do anything at that time.
36:03I stared at him.
36:07As if he was blaming me for my sins.
36:11I stabbed him many times, but he didn't die.
36:13It was scary.
36:15You stabbed him many times, not because you resented him, but because you were afraid of him.
36:21Do you understand that it's a soccer grudge?
36:23What did Mr. Ashiya do?
36:26I killed him because he was the head of the national police.
36:30I didn't have to kill him.
36:32I could have killed the police chief or the chief of police.
36:35What do you mean?
36:38Why did Hidaka have such an eye?
36:46It's because he became a police officer.
36:49The police officer had to sacrifice his life for the sake of the royal family and protect the citizens.
36:55He believed that.
36:59But as a result, he was fired and the culprit was never punished.
37:08What is justice?
37:11Who decides?
37:13What did he sacrifice his life for?
37:20It couldn't have ended like that.
37:23I wanted to make his life meaningful.
37:31I see.
37:33Your true purpose was to execute Kamiyama.
37:38Yes.
37:40I wrote it on the Internet.
37:44Who would say such a thing first?
37:48That's why I disguised it as a model crime of a non-discrimination case.
37:55That's right.
38:00Did you know about this?
38:10Hello?
38:12It's me.
38:13Did you find anything?
38:16Anything?
38:18It's a memo you gave me when I couldn't keep up with the training.
38:25I read it when I was feeling down.
38:28No, I don't think so.
38:34I see.
38:37What's wrong?
38:40It's all over.
38:44I think so, too.
38:48You...
38:50Don't tell me...
38:52I dropped the memo on the spot.
39:03I'm glad I was with you.
39:06I see.
39:08So that's what happened.
39:11Hidaka...
39:14He escaped from the hospital the next morning.
39:17He collapsed on his way back and was taken to the ICU.
39:21He probably went to look for what you might have dropped.
39:33Is this what you dropped on the spot?
39:40You found it here, too?
39:42No.
39:43I found it in Hidaka's room.
39:48A police officer is a protector of the people.
39:57That's what a police officer would say.
40:00I can't believe you lost sight of me and went looking for it.
40:04It's ironic.
40:09And just a moment ago...
40:12I took a breath, unfortunately.
40:23Hidaka...
40:26You wanted to believe in justice, but you were betrayed.
40:30You thought of your partner, but you committed too many crimes.
40:34As a result, you were sentenced to death.
40:39It's a shame, isn't it?
40:44No...
40:54Don't mess with me!
40:57This isn't the kind of tool you use for that kind of thing!
41:01If you hurt the police officer's reputation any more,
41:05won't you be ashamed of yourself?
41:13I'm sorry.
41:44Yes?
41:47What?
41:49You're a police officer?
42:13You don't know anything about Fujiwara's case?
42:16No, I don't.
42:19Do you really believe what a criminal says?
42:23You're not trying to fool me, are you?
42:27No.
42:28I thought it would be impossible to think of the two cases as the same.
42:34More than anything...
42:35The family investigated it.
42:37A violent member named Kudo confessed to the crime.
42:40Is that so?
42:41But he didn't intend to kill him.
42:44He was only trying to kill him when the Prime Minister went to Sode.
42:48The motive is a very personal political sentiment.
42:54So, you came here and solved the problem at once?
43:00Is that what you're talking about?
43:02No, this is the main point.
43:05At first, the support rate of the Fujiwara Cabinet was so low that the government would be replaced in the next election.
43:14But then, that incident happened.
43:18As a politician, Ashiya was a suspicious person.
43:22According to the investigation and reports,
43:24the support rate was expected to drop further when the attention was drawn to Ashiya.
43:29That's why, right after the incident,
43:32even though he was a close friend since he was a student,
43:35he kept his distance from Ashiya.
43:38It seems that Ashiya suspected something.
43:41Do you think there is a connection with the incident?
43:44No, I haven't heard anything like that.
43:47And it's not the time to ask.
43:51However, after that,
43:54the Prime Minister Fujiwara was attacked.
43:59Prime Minister, are you okay?
44:02Prime Minister Fujiwara, who lost his life in the old city,
44:04started to give the exact opposite speech as before.
44:07I apologize for the way I said that I denied my relationship with Ashiya.
44:16After that, the support rate of the Cabinet recovered.
44:21That speech was good.
44:24As a president, I was frustrated.
44:28I guess his true intention resonated with the people.
44:34It's a big deal.
44:36Right after the Ashiya incident,
44:39you met with the Cabinet Secretary Miyako Yashiro.
44:44What did you talk about?
44:47What?
44:49How about this?
44:52After the Ashiya was killed,
44:54you called Miyako Yashiro,
44:57and gave her a plan.
45:00Excuse me.
45:05I called you here
45:11because I wanted to give you a prescription.
45:16A prescription?
45:18People are more sensitive to emotions than to policies.
45:23People in this country are kind.
45:28They give us tears.
45:31That's because you talked about your relationship with Prime Minister Fujiwara
45:36and appeased the people.
45:41You were right.
45:43The support rate of the Cabinet recovered.
45:45But that wasn't the end of the plan.
45:48After the Ashiya incident,
45:50you held a general election.
45:53You tried to lead the party to victory.
45:56If we win this time,
45:58we can be a party for four years.
46:01For you, who devoted most of your political life to the Jisei Party,
46:05the most important thing was
46:08to keep the party in power
46:11rather than someone in charge.
46:14You sound like you did something wrong.
46:18But as a member of the party,
46:21isn't that a normal job?
46:24Yes.
46:25I wanted to talk about this later.
46:28After the Ashiya incident,
46:30the support rate of the Cabinet only increased by a few percent.
46:34We needed a last resort to win.
46:38That's why
46:40we used Kudo.
46:42Don't shoot!
46:44After the incident,
46:45the support rate of the Cabinet only increased by a few percent.
46:49And the election began.
46:51What?
46:52Are you kidding me?
46:53Of course.
46:54It's just a hypothesis.
46:56Do you think that Kudo
46:58is the one behind all this?
47:01No.
47:02Then it's just a delusion.
47:04No, not yet.
47:06But I'll pursue it.
47:08Do whatever you want.
47:10It's useless.
47:11I'm sure he was prepared for this.
47:15If you're done talking,
47:17excuse me.
47:19I'm busy with the election.
47:22One more thing.
47:24Is that okay?
47:26The real intent of the Ashiya incident
47:31was to execute the perpetrator of the Nakanomisabetsu murder case.
47:37He tried to instigate public opinion
47:41through social media
47:43as a result of his crime.
47:45And the day before that,
47:47he was executed.
47:48It was just before the general election.
47:51Why did he do it?
47:53I don't know!
47:56Maybe he was trying to avoid criticism.
47:58Cut it out!
48:01In the first place,
48:03is there a problem?
48:08In the first place,
48:10the sentence is
48:12six months in prison.
48:15Yes.
48:16But if he was used
48:18for political and legal purposes every day,
48:22is that justice?
48:25I'm sorry to say this,
48:28but my wife is a freelance journalist.
48:32If this gets out,
48:34it will affect the election.
48:53Cut it out!
48:56In the first place,
48:58the election
49:00was created to protect the government.
49:04Justice?
49:07It's not something a complete soldier can think of.
49:12If you're quiet,
49:14the higher-ups will obey you.
49:16You're the one who thinks too much.
49:20You were raised to be a kingmaker.
49:22I'll tell you one more thing.
49:27Power is
49:31to make fools
49:35obey you.
49:38What do you mean?
49:44It means to use all my power
49:48to get rid of you.
49:55The world has no fear.
49:59The people have no fear.
50:04They only have the police
50:08to suppress it.
50:13Therefore,
50:15my people,
50:17if you don't want it, why?
50:20I can see what you don't want.
50:24I know what you don't want.
50:29What do you want?
50:33As you wish.
50:36I'll follow you
50:39and show you the truth.
50:45I'll follow you
50:48and show you the truth.
51:16What?
51:18Yeah.
51:19What does it mean?
51:22I told you a long time ago.
51:26I told you that you and your mother
51:30used to be like a dream.
51:33If you're a man,
51:35you're a man like a dream.
51:40So I thought we might have been able to do it together.
51:44That's what he said.
51:46I see.
51:47So that's why you asked for the anonymity.
51:50At the very least, you should have given it to me.
51:54As Tonegawa said,
51:56if the Chamber of Deputies was created to protect the government,
52:02then what is justice?
52:05It changes with the times.
52:07People are different.
52:09When justice and injustice collide,
52:11one side may seem to be evil.
52:16I think there is only one kind of justice.
52:23You're strong, Mr. Kyo.
52:25No, I'm not.
52:27Everyone has a moment when they lose sight of what they believe in.
52:34Don't you have a partner for such a moment?
52:43Yes, I do.
52:46Here's the next news.
52:49Over the past 30 years,
52:50Tonegawa, the largest party in the world, has been in charge of recruiting people.
52:54He had a great influence in the general election,
52:57so he resigned from his position as kingmaker.
53:00Tonegawa, the largest party in the world, has resigned from his position as kingmaker.
53:04What?
53:06He resigned during the general election.
53:08He risked his life to protect his party.
53:13That's why I'm going to quit.
53:16I'm going to quit one day.
53:20Does that mean we win?
53:23There is no winner or loser in this case.
53:27What will happen to the election?
53:31I don't know.
53:32But I'm sure tomorrow will be a better day than today.
53:38At least, I want to believe that it will be like that.
53:47Will what we did stay until the next generation?
53:54I'm going to build a police academy.
53:58Those who learn there will respect the royal family more than me,
54:04understand what justice is,
54:07and most of all, just as we did,
54:12they will believe in each other and accept the importance of supporting each other.
54:20To the future.
54:23To the future beyond that.
54:31Thank you for coming all the way here.
54:34I was wondering what to do.
54:38So, what did you want to talk about?
54:42I haven't told you that I became a police officer, have I?
54:46I heard you. You wanted to talk about something good, didn't you?
54:50Finally.
54:52Actually, I'm going to be a detective.
54:57Really?
54:59That's great. Congratulations.
55:03Mr. Kameyama.
55:05I'm sorry about the other day.
55:10I used to think that Mr. Ukyo's partner was me.
55:16But the other day...
55:19I know someone named Sugisuta Ukyo.
55:24That was a mistake.
55:27That's what I really thought.
55:31This is from my experience.
55:37You should also find a partner.
55:41Your own.
55:44Yes.
56:08The End
56:14One day, someone who has inherited the spirit of the two of them will write the 200-year history of the police station.
56:24I will put this brush to the future.
56:30The End
56:33Did you finish writing?
56:36Yes.
56:38Finally.
56:40Then, I'll go to give you a toast again.
56:46Would you like to drink alone tonight?
56:51What?
56:53Of course.
56:59The End
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