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| − | + | {{nihongo|'''Keita Kaneko'''|金子 圭太|Kaneko Keita}} is a character in the anime franchise ''[[Detective Conan]]''. | |
== Background == | == Background == | ||
| − | Keita Kaneko is the owner of Kaneko Jewerly Store, a jewerly between Haronbo Cafe | + | Keita Kaneko is the owner of Kaneko Jewerly Store, a jewerly between Haronbo Cafe, Ogino fruit, and vegetables shop. He is also the owner of an ultra rare diamond watch. |
== Personality == | == Personality == | ||
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== Relationship analysis == | == Relationship analysis == | ||
| − | === | + | === Sadaharu Nishimura === |
| − | === | + | === Masako Ogino === |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 11:14, 30 March 2022
| Keita Kaneko | |
| Japanese name: | 金子 圭太 (Kaneko Keita) |
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| Age: | 57 |
| Gender: | Male |
| Date of birth: | unknown |
| Occupation: | Kaneko Jewerly Store owner |
| Status: | Alive |
| First appearance: | Anime: Episode 989 |
| Appearances: | Episodes: 6 |
| Cases solved: | 0 |
| Japanese voice: | Koji Ochiai |
Keita Kaneko (金子 圭太 Kaneko Keita) is a character in the anime franchise Detective Conan.
Contents
Background
Keita Kaneko is the owner of Kaneko Jewerly Store, a jewerly between Haronbo Cafe, Ogino fruit, and vegetables shop. He is also the owner of an ultra rare diamond watch.
Personality
He likes his jewels, especially his precious diamond watch with advanced security.
Appearance
He is a man with black hair and a little mustache, and also wears an elegant suit and use glasses.
Appellations
Plot overview
The Case of Ayumi's Illustrated Diary (Anime: 989)
His jewerly was almost robbed by Yuji Fujioka, but the Detective Boys stop the robbery.
The Lost Article that Smells Like a Case (Anime: 1009)
The Detective Boys consulted to his jewerly if someone buyed a bracelet in his shop. He said no one buyed something like that.
