Hanshichi’s Casebook

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Hanshichi’s Casebook, known as '半七捕物帳' in Japanese, is a classic detective novel series written by 岡本綺堂 (Okamoto Kido). Set in the late Edo period, the stories follow the retired detective Hanshichi as he recounts his past cases to a journalist. Blending historical fiction and mystery, the series offers a rich depiction of Edo-period society and customs. With 68 short stories published from 1917 to 1937, Hanshichi shines as a character with exceptional problem-solving abilities and a sharp intuition, tackling intricate cases using a mix of logic and local knowledge. The novel genres include adventure, horror, mature, mystery, psychological, slice of life, and supernatural elements.

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“半七捕物帳” (Hanshichi Torimonocho) is a classic Japanese period detective novel series by 岡本綺堂 (Okamoto Kido). The series is set in the late Edo period and follows the adventures of Hanshichi, a retired detective who recounts his past cases to a journalist. The stories blend elements of historical fiction and detective mystery, providing a vivid portrayal of Edo-period customs and society.

The series began serialization in 1917 and continued until 1937, featuring a total of 68 short stories. Hanshichi’s character is known for his keen intuition and problem-solving skills, often solving complex cases with a mix of logic and local knowledge.

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