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The File of Young Kindaichi
A drama series starring various Johnny's idols throughout history, including TV specials and remakes. Among them, I personally love the first series starring Tsuyoshi Domoto the most! He's usually a somewhat unreliable, underachieving, and a bit perverted high school boy. But when a case occurs, his demeanor completely changes. I think that duality is what most closely resembles the original character. His habit of scratching his head is so natural, it's hard to tell if it's inherent or acting.
2026.09.15 PM 1:11 · View Count 55
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Gou-kun's duality is truly the best, isn't it? How many times have I been thrilled by the gap between his usual nonchalant demeanor and the sharp gaze he shows during incidents? â© His acting is so natural, it completely draws you in.
Lv.91
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The original Tsuyoshi Domoto was the best, right?! Rie Tomosaka was also a good fit.
Lv.78
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While others weren't bad, I also think that the first Kindaichi, played by Tsuyoshi Domoto, was the best fit for the original Kindaichi and was really great!
Lv.40
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Tomosaka Rie = Sakamoto Eri Nostalgic, we had times like these too ð
Lv.41
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I also liked the Gou-kun era~ I was so hooked that I even bought and read all the 'The File of Young Kindaichi' comics~ But just hearing that song got ingrained as = scary, so Saturday nights were terrifyingððŠ
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I've watched all the Kindaichi adaptations up to the latest one with Michieda, but I still think Domoto Tsuyoshi's Hajime-chan was the closest to the original and had the most natural on/off switch ð I also really love the theme song 'Kissããã¯ããŸããã¹ããªãŒ'.
Lv.52
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AuthorOf course, Kindaichi is great, but the heroine Miyuki and Inspector Kenmochi who support him are also important! The BGM and theme song are also really good!
Lv.59
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Kogami-san's portrayal of Inspector Kindaichi was great... Unlike the original, the fact that he called him by his first name, 'Hajime,' showed a sense of trust, and it was strangely endearing. I also like Naito-san's Inspector ð A small anecdote that just came to mind: When MatsuJun was telling a ghost story in 'Gokusen,' the BGM from Kindaichi played, and the ghost story wasn't scary at all ð
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I was also a fan of Tsuyoshi Domoto back then and looked forward to it every week †That's how I learned about director Yukihiko Tsutsumi, and I remember Tsuyoshi saying in a magazine interview that 'the director doesn't let me play around much.' It's funny to see how the director has become even more playful than Tsuyoshi now! ð I also recall that Saturday 9 PM NTV drama slot started with Kindaichi Case Files, don't you think? âšâšâš
Lv.31
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For any drama or movie, the first one always leaves the strongest impression, right? âº