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The Farthest Galaxy

20131 seasonSeiji Izumi

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Detective Seiichiro Watari is nearing retirement, but is still bothered by an unsolved case from seven years ago when the decomposed corpse of a female was found by a fisherman in the sea of Otaru. The body was never identified so the case was never solved. Three years after his retirement, Watari unexpectedly discovers a clue that may finally solve the case.

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What is The Farthest Galaxy (2013) about?

Detective Seiichiro Watari is nearing retirement, but is still bothered by an unsolved case from seven years ago when the decomposed corpse of a female was found by a fisherman in the sea of Otaru. The body was never identified so the case was never solved. Three years after his retirement, Watari unexpectedly discovers a clue that may finally solve the case.

Who stars in The Farthest Galaxy?

The Farthest Galaxy stars Tomokazu Miura (Seiichiro Watari), Hideaki Ito (Haruyuki Kiryu), Yu Aoi (Misato Ebata / Akane Seike), Manami Konishi (Kaoru Saotome), Yuta Hiraoka (Ryoichi). The series was created by Seiji Izumi.

How many seasons does The Farthest Galaxy have?

The Farthest Galaxy has 1 seasons. There are 2 episodes in total.

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