Keiji Yoshinaga Seiichi: Namida no Jikenbo 14

~~ Adapted from the novel series "Osaka Fukei" by Kurokawa Hiroyuki.

Keiji Yoshinaga Seiichi: Namida no Jikenbo 7

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~~ Adapted from the novel series "Osaka Fukei" by Kurokawa Hiroyuki.

Ekiben Keiji Jinbo Tokunosuke 5

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Keiji Yoshinaga Seiichi: Namida no Jikenbo 10

~~ Adapted from the novel series "Osaka Fukei" by Kurokawa Hiroyuki.

Keiji Yoshinaga Seiichi: Namida no Jikenbo 9

~~ Adapted from the novel series "Osaka Fukei" by Kurokawa Hiroyuki.

Ekiben Kenji Jinbo Tokunosuke 7: Oigawa Ninjo-hen

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Keiji Yoshinaga Seiichi: Namida no Jikenbo 11

~~ Adapted from the novel series "Osaka Fukei" by Kurokawa Hiroyuki.

Ekiben Keiji Jinbo Tokunosuke 4: Koto Kamakura Satsujin Jiken

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Ekiben Kenji Jinbo Tokunosuke 8: Hakone Ninjo-hen

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Keiji Yoshinaga Seiichi: Namida no Jikenbo 13

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~~ Adapted from the novel series "Osaka Fukei" by Kurokawa Hiroyuki.

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