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Biblia Koshodou no Jiken Techou [ビブリア古書堂の事件手帖]

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Title:Biblia Koshodou no Jiken Techou
ビブリア古書堂の事件手帖
Antiquarian Bookshop Biblia's Case Files
Telecast:2013-01-14
Season:Winter 2013



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TV Station:Fuji TV
Duration:11 Episodes
Genre(s):Mystery



Synopsis
This story takes place at an antiquarian bookshop on a secluded corner of Kamakura, Japan's ancient capital, called Biblia Antiquarian bookshop.

The owner of the shop is Shinokawa Shioriko, a young and beautiful woman who is overly shy and finds it difficult to converse upon meeting someone for the first time. On the other hand, the abundance of her knowledge in antiquarian books is second to none. When she speaks about these classic books, passion overcomes shyness and she becomes the most eloquent storyteller.
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Soundtrack and Theme Songs (1)
1. THE NEVER ENDING STORY [E-girls]

Actor/Actress Cast (15)
Gouriki Ayame
剛力彩芽
Shinokawa Shioriko
AKIRA
Goura Daisuke
Hashizume Ryu
橋爪龍
young Daisuke (ep. 1)
Tanaka Kei
田中圭
Kasai Kikuya
Suzuki Kosuke
鈴木浩介
Fujinami Akio
Kitagawa Hiromi
北川弘美
Yokota Natsumi
Jesse
ジェシー
Shinokawa Fumiya
Mizuno Erina
水野絵梨奈
Kosuga Nao
Triendl Reina
トリンドル玲奈
Sasaki Aya
Naito Risa
内藤理沙
Hashimoto Sayaka
Yasuda Narumi
安田成美
Shinokawa Chieko
Matsuzaka Keiko
松坂慶子
Goura Eri
Takahashi Katsumi
高橋克実
Shida Hajime
Akaza Miyoko
赤座美代子
Goura Kinuko (ep. 1)
Asaka Kodai
浅香航大
Nishino (ep. 2)

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Drama Reviews (1)
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1. Unusual But Anticlimactic Holmes-Inspired Mystery [Rating: 8/10]
I liked everything about this series - the concept, the casting (Gouriki Ayame is fantastic in the understated lead,) the setting - but the writing was inconsistent. This is on Crunchyroll under the English title "Antiquarian Bookshop Biblia's Case Files."

Gouriki's Shioriko character, or more specifically her intellect, is a joy to behold as she unravels seemingly inexplicable mysteries with only the vaguest of clues - but some of them are better than others. The "big" climactic mystery - involving a professor's hidden lover, Shioriko's long-absent mother, and a treasure locked behind an elaborate puzzle - is incredibly anticlimactic and leaves you at the end of the series feeling deflated.

I'm hoping subsequent seasons are in the works and that the stories are written with a little more consistency and depth, because the producers succeeded in creating a place and people that you're sorry to have to leave. It's just too bad that the climactic story was so bland in comparison to the smaller mysteries covered up to that point.
Reviewed by Sakebitosan on 23 March 2016

Comments From Users (6)
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1. Comments by Sakebitosan [Rating: 8/10]
I liked everything about this series - the concept, the casting (Gouriki Ayame is fantastic in the understated lead,) the setting - but the writing was inconsistent.

Gouriki's Shioriko character, or more specifically her intellect, is a joy to behold as she unravels seemingly inexplicable mysteries with only the vaguest of clues - but some of them are better than others. The "big" climactic mystery - involving a professor's hidden lover, Shioriko's long-absent mother, and a treasure locked behind an elaborate puzzle - is incredibly anticlimactic and leaves you at the end of the series feeling deflated.

I'm hoping subsequent seasons are in the works and that the stories are written with a little more consistency and depth, because the producers succeeded in creating a place and people that you're sorry to have to leave. It's just too bad that the climactic story was so bland in comparison to the smaller mysteries covered up to that point.(Formerly available on Crunchyroll under the English title "Antiquarian Bookshop Biblia's Case Files.".)
2. Comments by occultangle [Rating: 6/10]
What a novel idea. Solving mysteries related to books! Too bad it's also a stupid idea. What's up with Fuji and these gimmicky mystery plots? It reminds me of Kagi no Kakatta Heya, with similar silly mysteries and catchy cool music, but it's not nearly as good as that was.

While I have a general dislike for Gouriki Ayame, she is perfectly suited for her role, but on the other hand Akira, who I have no problem with, is completely wrong for his role.

I wouldn't go so far as to say I hated this, but I feel it's gimmicky, trivial, and pointless.
3. Comments by shinjitsu [Rating: 6/10]
Story connection to actual books was novel (excuse the pun). Characters and story seemed really shallow.
4. Comments by kijoken [Rating: 5/10]
i thought it was okay, not really excited about it
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