Name: Holmes of Kyoto
Genre: 現代, 職場, 輕鬆治癒, 懸疑
Released: 2018

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PremiereSummer 2018

Original Work (Author)Mai Mochizuki

DirectorNoriyoshi Sasaki

Series CompositionKenichi Yamashita

Character DesignYousuke Itou

Music松田彬人

Episodes12 Episodes

Animation StudioSeven

Opening Theme (OP)恋に咲く謎、はらはらと- A応P

Ending Theme (ED)細雪 - 和楽器バンド

Holmes of Kyoto is a mystery TV anime produced by Seven, based on the novel series by Mai Mochizuki. Set against the atmospheric backdrop of Kyoto's Teramachi Sanjō shopping street, the series follows Kiyotaka Yagashira, a sharp-eyed antique appraiser with a knack for unraveling secrets, alongside Aoi Mashiro, a high school girl who stumbles into his world of ancient artifacts and hidden truths. Directed by Noriyoshi Sasaki with series composition by Ken'ichi Yamashita, the anime masterfully blends the elegance of Kyoto's cultural heritage with compelling mystery storytelling, offering a uniquely refined and intellectually engaging viewing experience for fans of the genre.

Nestled in the historic Teramachi Sanjou shopping district of Kyoto, a quiet antique shop serves as the backdrop for this charming mystery series. The shop's young heir, Kiyotaka Yagashira, is a sharp-tongued yet strikingly handsome Kyoto native whose remarkable insight into antiques and human nature has earned him the nickname 'Holmes of Teramachi Sanjou.' When high school student Aoi Mashiro stumbles into his world by chance, she finds herself taking on a part-time role at the shop. Together, the unlikely pair begins encountering a curious stream of visitors, each arriving with their own puzzling requests and peculiar circumstances. Set against Kyoto's richly layered cultural landscape, this lighthearted yet intriguing series blends antique lore with gentle mystery, inviting viewers into a world where every object may hold an untold story.

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