Suišó no kodó: sacudžin bunsekihan

Not a bad series, although the first season intrigued me a bit more. I think the highlight is Tōko and Toremi's conversation in the last episode. I think it was the necessary ending that remained to Tōko from the previous episode. In fact, we've basically been flapping from one thing to another the entire series, with Tōko not being as much fun, but I believe that if a third season came along, we'd have her confidently back in all her glory, and it's because of that conversation. A decently presented investigation, again hinting at how awful the bureaucracy is in Japan, although this time it's less confusing compared to the first season, so it's easy to follow the storyline. Maybe it's also because we're already familiar with the characters. It has its pros and cons, but I like Kimura Fumino and find her likable; for those who feel the same way, definitely don't skip it. Average in the field of crime series, but with an interesting investigator played by Munetaka Aoki, who really illuminates the "grey" average in my opinion. (15/12/2016)