Synopsis
A tale of obsession and madness. February 1951, six years after the war’s end in Japan.
A lone man boards a train bound for Zushi. Takashiro Akisada, a former Tokyo Metropolitan Police detective, finds himself traveling to this quiet coastal town. Staring at a newspaper headline on his lap, he frowns.
[Serial Murder Case: Prostitute Dismemberment Spree]
His former superior, Arima Kazuma, has taken the case. Unable to refuse the request of a man who once commanded him in Changsha, Manchuria, and at the police headquarters, Akisada accepts the assignment: investigate the disappearance of a prominent family’s daughter.
At the Kozuki residence, he encounters Kozuki Wana—a woman with an identical face to his lost love, Kozuki Yura, whom he thought he’d never see again. She pleads with him to find her missing sister. But then the Kozukis reveal a shocking truth:
“Yura has not disappeared. She is already dead.”
As truth and fiction intertwine, a tragic curtain rises over Ueno.
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