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| Episode 368 (Int. Episode {{{int-episode}}}) | |
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| Title: | The Candy House the Witch Lives In |
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| Japanese title: | 魔女の棲むお菓子の家 (Majo no Sumu Okashi no Ie) |
| Original airdate: | July 26, 2004 |
| Season: | 13 |
| Manga source: | TV Original |
| Cast: | Conan Edogawa Ran Mouri Sonoko Suzuki Inspector Megure Detective Chiba |
| Case solved by: | Sonoko Suzuki (via Conan) |
| Next Conan's Hint: | Gossip |
| Director: | Masato Sato |
| Screenplay: | Michiko Tsumura Hiroshi Kashiwabara |
| Storyboard: | Nana Harada |
| Episode director: | Nana Harada |
| Animation director: | Atsushi Aono |
| Opening song: | START |
| Closing song: | Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi o |
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Sonoko has taken Ran and Conan to the "Candy House", in there, Conan meets a group of three masters who make pastries and puddings: Tsuyoshi Maeda the "Iron Pastry" Chief, Yasuo Fujino the "Prince of Pastries", and Yumi Morimoto the "Candy Magician"; they have tasted the things that the three of them have made, which are very delicious. However, Morimoto had a quarrel with their manager, Sachiko Hashigaki in front of them. Then, after a while, they suddenly hear a scream. When everyone has gone to see what is happening, they see the pitiful sight of Hashigaki who has been beaten to death, and must solve the mystery of the murder.
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The suspects all have motive for murdering Hashigaki, but Morimoto becomes the prime suspect as she is the only one who stays inside the ecriture.
