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The rhythm of the wind sharpens the skill of deduction.

Alibis and tricks are unraveled.

The case of the treasure thief is solved!

What is Ayumi's real motive?

He sees through the one and only truth.

A child in appearance with the I.Q. of an adult.

His name is Detective Conan!

We the members of the Youth Detective Squad

were taken by Ayumi

to go get a set of Girls' Festival dolls at the Kanno residence.

While we were there...

Mr. Mizutaka Tsumagari brings an antique appraiser, Mr. Yoshiharu Mie,

with him saying that he wants to buy

the hanging scroll at a very high price, but...

Mrs. Kanno's grandma flatly refuses.

But, while we were out for shopping,

that hanging scroll disappears!

Look, the time the fax was sent out all show 15:28!

Which means that the fax kept coming in

all the while we were out shopping until we came back, right?

Do you think a burglar would break into a room

where noise is constantly coming from?

Besides, it's strange that

the burglar didn't notice her wallet

and if the burglar couldn't find what he was after,

wouldn't all the other rooms be ransacked too?

True.

The strangest thing is,

why only the hanging scroll was stolen.

But, that hanging scroll is worth 20,000,000 yen.

You idiot, only a professional would know

if that scroll is really worth that price.

Which means that

the burglar knew that the scroll was here to begin with.

Yeah.

But if the burglar was after the scroll,

the other room wouldn't have been ransacked.

Maybe the burglar messed up the other room

just to throw people off, so that he's not suspected.

Which means the culprit has no definite alibi, and on top of that

had to face the police reluctantly after the incident.

Furthermore, that person knows the value of that hanging scroll!

"Girls' Festival Dolls in the Sunset (Part 2)"

Hey, Conan.

But in the Japanese room...

All there is the set of Girls' Festival dolls,

and nothing else...

Look, see!

It's changed, isn't it?

It's somehow different from how it was before we went shopping.

Somehow different?

It looks the same to me.

Oh, I see!

The position of the Emperor and the Empress isn't correct.

The right and left is opposite!

Right.

It's not only those two.

Ayumi, will you get your digital camera out?

Okay!

-Here you go! -Thank you!

See. Although it's very slight,

when you compare the picture with the one that was taken previously,

the position of the other 13 dolls are slightly moved, right?

You're right.

It's most likely that the person who took the hanging scroll

bumped into the altar of the dolls accidentally

and the dolls fell.

I see.

So the person who lined the dolls back again,

placed them in the wrong position.

And? Who's the culprit?

-Huh? -Hurry up and tell us!

Oh, well, as to that...

I still haven't figured it out.

Is that so?

Stop talking like you got the answer then!

The dolls look sad.

See. This doll here was smiling a bit more

when it was first lined up.

How dare they drop the dolls

after we went through the trouble of lining them up right.

I see! I got it!

Huh?

The burglar is somebody who doesn't know very well

how the dolls should be lined up.

The burglar is you!

Mr. Tsumagari!

I remember you said you don't have a daughter

so you're not interested in the dolls, right?

I see, so that's why you lined the dolls up wrong!

Please confess!

You're the burglar, aren't you?

No.

It's not Mr. Tsumagari!

The burglar is one of the two!

Only these two would be able to do something like this!

But why?

Why did the person line the dolls that dropped back again?

It would've been more effective to leave the dolls as they were,

to make it look like burglary.

Mr. Tsumagari,

will you please let me check your room out?

Huh?

Of course, I'm asking you to do it voluntarily.

Oh, all right!

Go on and check my room out if you want to!

I assure you that you'll find nothing!

Oh, and I'm going to have to do a body check on all three of you,

since there is a possibility that

you may be hiding the hanging scroll somewhere in your body.

Okay, we'll get a woman officer and start right away.

We better move fast or the sun will set.

-Yes, sir. -What? Oh, no...

It's this late already.

Are you sure that Mr. Tsumagari is the culprit?

Although you did seem really confident...

You're the one that started this whole thing!

Hey, Conan.

Did you figure out who the culprit is?

Huh?

Oh, I'm sorry,

I'm in the process of thinking now.

We'd better hurry or the steps will...

The steps...

-Huh? -Thanks, Ayumi!

I've figured it out!

Really? Have you figured out who the culprit is, then?

Yeah, thanks to you, Ayumi!

I'll go get the officers then!

Ayumi?

What, you've figured out who stole the hanging scroll?

Who could've done a thing like that?

You'll find out after you come to Mrs. Kanno's room!

Hurry, officer!

Okay.

Please...

Please, sunset.

Stay still a little while longer.

Just a little while longer.

I see.

So this sunset was what you were waiting for.

Haibara.

Looks beautiful, doesn't it?

You seem to have an eye for these things.

Really?

So let's hurry and solve the case, bring him along!

Okay!

The sunset.

It smears the world in blood.

The death throes of the sun.

I wonder how many more times I'll get to see.

This sad color.

And, who is it that solved the case?

Don't tell me you did, Mrs. Kanno?

-Oh, no. -Me!

You, sonny?

Yep! I've figured it all out!

The one who took the hanging scroll and where it is too!

The hint is the altar of the dolls!

When the thief took the hanging scroll and fled,

the thief accidentally bumped into the doll altar and the dolls fell.

Then when putting the dolls back on the steps,

the position of the Emperor and Empress were reversed, right?

That's why we searched Mr. Tsumagari's room.

Of all the four people

that have a motive for stealing the hanging scroll,

only he doesn't know how to line the dolls up!

-No, it's just the opposite! -Opposite?

Take a good look at the altar!

When you compare it to the time when we lined the dolls up,

before the burglar broke in,

all of the dolls are a bit out of position,

and except for the Emperor and Empress,

all the dolls are in the correct position!

Is he right?

Yes, he's correct.

I checked the position of the dolls

after the children lined them in place.

If the burglar bumped into the altar with enough impact

to drop the Emperor and the Empress,

the other dolls and accessories would have fell too, right?

If the person didn't know how to line the dolls up,

there is no way that the dolls would be lined up as perfectly as this!

But, the burglar did actually line the Emperor and Empress up wrong.

What if it's not a mistake?

What if this is the traditional way that

dolls used to be lined up in ancient times in Japan?

The traditional way?

Yep!

Originally in Japan, the honourable seat was to the left

and the lower seat to the right,

so the person who is higher in rank used to stand on the left.

As you can see, the elderly Minister of the Left is on the left,

whereas, the young Minister of the Right is on the right.

So, the Emperor and Empress in accordance

to this tradition of men being higher in rank than women,

the Emperor is on the left and the Empress is on the right.

Hey, Conan, you're wrong!

The man's on the right!

Like I've been telling you, from the view point of the dolls,

the Emperor is to the left of the Empress!

Oh, I see.

But, all the dolls decorated in show windows

are opposite from the altar there.

That's because this is Tokyo!

During the Meiji Restoration, when the western custom

of the "right side being the honourable position" entered Japan,

the position of the Emperor during the coronation also changed,

and so followed the doll industry of Tokyo!

You sure know a lot, don't you, sonny?

Yep, I love to check out things like this!

Conan?

I've been wanting to ask you from some time ago but...

Why do you always talk childish only when you talk to adults?

It's as you're fawning on them or something.

Oh, yeah?

Rather, you give me the creeps.

Okay, I will act natural like always. Satisfied?

I like the way you talk, it's cute.

Although it's kind of girlish, it's sweet.

So, who's the burglar, sonny?

Oh, yes. So, the burglar is someone

who knows how the dolls used to lined up in olden times.

Either Grandma Kanno or Appraiser Mr. Mie!

When grandma was still a child,

the old way of lining up the dolls was widespread.

Besides, she's originally from Kyoto!

There are many homes in Kyoto that take traditional seriously

and stick to the traditional way of doing things.

She probably learned to line the dolls up the traditional way!

Mr. Mie should also know the traditional way of lining the dolls up,

and if he knows that those dolls are from Kyoto,

it's not inconceivable that he would line them up that way.

Does he know that those dolls are from Kyoto?

Because Setsuko told him so,

and the dolls from Kyoto have accessories

that are different from the dolls in Tokyo,

so a professional would be able to tell right off the bat.

So, which one of them is the burglar

and where is the hanging scroll?

Don't tell me you don't know who it is again?

I know who it is!

Because Ayumi gave me the hint, "steps".

Steps, don't tell me that...

I get it!

The burglar climbed the altar as if they were steps

and hid the hanging scroll in the cabinet above the closet!

And, when the burglar did so,

some of the dolls were kicked by the burglar's foot,

so the dolls fell!

Hey, Genta, be careful!

So, the hanging scroll is probably still in here.

It's not here.

Not there. In the back, behind!

A steps like this altar was brought out

and the hanging scroll was hid in the back.

So the dolls fell when the altar was moved.

The burglar wasn't aware that if you go inside the closet like this,

it would've been easy to hide the scroll.

The box for the doll set is here, but there's nothing else.

Maybe the dolls fell when the burglar fled, after all.

No... no dolls were dropped.

The burglar took all the dolls away from the altar deliberately

in order to hide the hanging scroll.

Took the dolls away?

Don't tell me that the hanging scroll is...

Hey, help me move the dolls!

Yes, sir!

Yes, it's a convenient place to hide paper things

such as hanging scrolls.

And yet, it's a place that's hard to find even if you search for it.

The place is...

behind the red cloth of the altar!

I see.

A place that is not visible unless all the dolls are moved,

is hard to reach, in other words, hard to find.

And, Ayumi mentioned that the dolls looked sad.

That's because the this wooden plate that

is on the top of the hanging scroll was underneath.

If you put the wooden place above this laughing doll,

it tilts forward

and its facial expression changes, doesn't it?

I see, that's why its laughing face looked a bit different!

But, why is it placed reversed?

Because the thick plate that is attached under the hanging scroll

cannot be covered with just the red cloth.

That's why it was placed upside down and hidden behind

the folding screen on the very top of the altar.

Wait!

If the burglar hid the hanging scroll in a place like this,

it means...

Yeah. After the police leave, the burglar

can pretend to put the dolls away

and also retrieve the hanging scroll.

Only grandma is capable of doing this, right?

-What? -Grandma?

-Oh, no! -No joke?

Yeah. After we left to go shopping and she was at home all alone,

she probably came up with the idea

of hiding the hanging scroll

and messing up the room to make it look like a burglar broke in!

And then she goes up shopping herself

to make it look as if a burglar broke in while she was out.

But, I wonder if that granny would even come across

the idea of a burglar opening the veranda window

and breaking in through the roof?

Well, they broadcast a lot of those kinds of programs on TV recently

that I'm sure grandma had seen them too.

I guess so.

But, why would she do a thing like that?

Don't tell me...

You tried to get insurance money for it

after making it look as if it were stolen...

I would never do something so evil.

This hanging scroll is the protective god of the Kanno family.

Protective god?

Yes. That's why I decided to hide it for now,

and after my son returns from work,

I was going to show him the Thunder God and tell him about it.

That is, not to repeat the mistake that I made.

Repeat? Don't tell me that...

Right.

We originally had the hanging scroll of the Wind God here too.

It was found in the storeroom of my husband's parental home,

so we're not sure where it came from but...

My husband used to always say,

"We are the Kanno family, so this hanging scroll"

"is most likely our protective god!"

Come to think of it, the Wind God and Thunder God

are the guardian deity of the 12 handed Goddess of Mercy.

When my son got married,

we were having trouble getting money together to buy this condo.

Therefore, I decided to sell the Wind God scroll.

I sold it secretly while my husband was on a company trip.

Then...

the passenger liner that my husband was on board sunk

when they encountered a typhoon

as if the Wind God had created.

Then are you saying that the cursed Wind God scroll

made its rounds and came to me.

It is not cursed.

Like they say the Girls' Festival dolls were originally placed

by the pillow of the child

as a protective charm to ward off evil.

Likewise, every time that hanging scroll is stained or soiled,

I feel that it may be warding off misfortune

that may befall our family for us.

So, please do not lay a hand on that Thunder God scroll.

Oh, well...

Now that we know it is not only very valuable,

but also has additional benefits,

the more we wouldn't mind risking our lives for it,

right, Mr. Tsumagari?

No, I'm totally satisfied with only the Wind God.

Forget all of this, okay?

My, how disappointing...

However, I will be back again later, Mrs. Kanno.

Huh?

To teach you an easy way to store it.

Let's get going too, officers.

I'll have to be punished for having committed this case.

A case?

Give me a break!

The owner of the house messes the room up,

and something disappears so there was a great fuss over it.

If I file this as a case,

I'm really going to be struck by my boss' thunder!

Oh, god. How frightening.

However, it is a fact that I scared the children.

I'll help you pack the dolls as a token of my apology.

So that you can take it home right away.

Oh, on second thought I'm not going to take it!

Maybe my Hina doll was broken

because it warded off evil in my place.

So, I'll try asking daddy again

if he'll get it repaired for me!

I'm so sorry, after you went out of your way to help me.

Oh no, no problem.

Are you sure?

Yep!

Besides,

the Girls' Festival doll that I really wanted...

What I really, really want is...

What I really, really want is...

I don't care what but...

You'd better hurry

or you're going to lose the chance to push the shutter.

Because it looks just great now.

Hey, take a look of that!

What a beautiful sunset.

I see!

You wanted to take a picture of this sunset, right, Ayumi?

Conan, you sit right here!

Mitsuhiko, Haibara and Genta sit one step below!

Here's the camera!

Yes, yes.

But, why are we facing this way?

You may as well take a picture with the sunset in the background

because it'll be a nice picture that way.

Oh, never mind.

Okay, everybody, smile!

The stairs are red from the sunset,

so with the cream-colored elevator door in the background,

you all look as if you're...

Hina dolls!

Huh?

Which means Conan is the Emperor

and I'm the Minister of the Right?

Rather, the three Court Ladies.

Hey, you gotta be joking!

No, I...

-Haibara, let's go up the steps! -Huh?

Move it, Conan!

No!

I mean, we're more like the five Musicians.

Next Conan's Hint:

"The White-Eye's nest"

Pops's will be making his appearance after a long time!

Are you sure the needle of your tranquilizing gun isn't rusted?