Hayabusa Fire Brigade
Hayabusa Fire Brigade

Hayabusa Fire Brigade

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2023•45 min/ep•MysteryCrime
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Mima Taro is a writer who has hit a slump. Tired of city life, he moves into the house he inherited from his father in the mountainous Hayabusa. When he joins the fire brigade, he becomes involved in a series of arson cases and suspicious incidents. As Taro searches for the truth, a huge conspiracy comes to the surface.
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