Associate of the Takiya-Gumi faction.
Hanabishi family boss attempting to mediate inter-clan disputes.
Boss of the Hanabishi family, mediator in clan disputes.
Makoto's elder brother who resides in the Sawai family home with his wife and child.
A secondary figure in the second film's investigation. He represents the broader town community whose relationships and hidden motives contribute to the puzzle surrounding the murdered man and the environmental activism circle.
One of the eleven jurors who initially vote to acquit the defendant, a bar hostess accused of killing her ex-husband. The summary says the group is sympathetic to her and does not base its first decision on the evidence. Juror #1 takes part in the deliberation prompted by Juror #2, but no individual argument or change of opinion is specified.
A senior officer in the Dojima Family who raised Kiryū, Nishikiyama, Nishikiyama’s sister, and Yumi at Sunflower Orphanage. He later helped induct Kiryū and Nishikiyama into the family. In the later story he has asked others to protect him, may know why the Tojo Clan’s ten billion yen vanished, and is captured amid the conflict.
Prominent politician and father of Naoki. His role ties into the political dimensions of the law and the financial compensation regulations.
Senior police authority figure who oversees criminal investigations. Recognizes Kindaichi's exceptional deductive abilities and formally allows him to collaborate with the police.
Sansei Shiomi has 91 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Their work spans 11 cinematic universes — most prominently Outrage Trilogy with 2 titles. Signature works include Nihon no Uta Film (Red Disc), The Gentle 12, Outrage Coda. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 11 universes
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