Sherlock: Untold Stories

Freelance crime consultant Sherlock Holmes (Dean Fujioka) has been fascinated with how people become criminals and with original sin since childhood. He is a genius who has cracked all sorts of cases from the time he was a student. However, he is a dangerous man with the impulse to commit crime and could turn into a criminal himself. Sherlock only takes on investigation requests from the police and individual clients that interest him. One day, he meets a psychiatrist Jon Watson (Iwata Takanori), who works at a hospital in Tokyo, through a case. At first, Watson comes away feeling that Sherlock is a haughty and insulting fellow. However, he gets comfortable with Sherlock’s personality as they work together and they team up to solve difficult cases.

Unable to accept Shishio’s sudden disappearance, Wakamiya attends police search operations daily. Despite these efforts, no body has been recovered, and investigators have found no leads whatsoever.

In this difficult time, Karen appears before the grieving Wakamiya. She wants to interview Wakamiya about Shishio to preserve his achievements for future generations. Sensing Wakamiya’s unresolved feelings, Karen proposes they interview people connected to Shishio together.

What was Karen’s past relationship with Shishio? What is her true purpose in approaching Wakamiya during this vulnerable period?

This emotional drama explores themes of loss, memory, and the mysteries people leave behind when they suddenly vanish from our lives.

Based on the feature-length novel “The Hound of the Baskervilles” written by Arthur Conan Doyle, which is the movie version of the TV drama “Sherlock” broadcast on the Fuji TV series in 2019.