Detective Ushio vs. Case Writer Saeko: Survivors (2016) [N/A]

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Release Date:
January 9, 2016

Original Title:
終着駅の牛尾刑事VS事件記者冴子 生存者

Genres:
Mystery

Production Companies:
TV Asahi
Toei Company

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 119

The body of Kazuyoshi Kawagishi, a construction company worker, is discovered stabbed to death in Shinjuku Central Park in Tokyo. Detective Masanao Ushio of Shinjuku West PD begins an investigation and finds that the murdered Kawagishi was an honest person who didn't have any troubles. Kawagishi worked for a company in Kofu City in Yamanashi, leaving behind his wife and daughter on Awaji Island in Hyogo. He seems to have started working as a laborer 3 years ago, having fallen on hard times when the company went bankrupt. Saeko Kawamura, Ushio's reporter friend, calls him wanting to talk about the case. According to Saeko, Kawagishi was one of the survivors of the "bus hijack arson case" that happened three years ago. In the bus hijack arson case, a man who was hallucinating under the influence of dangerous drugs set fire to an intercity bus going to Shinjuku and departing from Kofu Station...

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Art Direction:
Nori Akatsuka

Assistant Director:
Kiyohiko Miyasaka

Director:
Kazuo Ikehiro

Director of Photography:
Susumu Ono

Editor:
Toshirô Matsutake

Lighting Technician:
Junichi Honda

Original Music Composer:
Katsuo Ono

Original Story:
Seiichi Morimura

Producer:
Masayuki Meguro
Ryoichi Sato

Screenplay:
Masahiro Yoshimoto

Sound Recordist:
Kazuo Endo

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