[Machine Translation] If your heart beats faster than your chest, you've solved the case! The legendary detective drama is now available on DVD, 40 years before its first broadcast! A bold dramatization of the manga of the same name that was serialized in Weekly Shonen Magazine from 1986 to 1987, starring Mayumi Kajiwara, formerly of the Shape Up Girls. The story is about an apprentice detective, Kurumi, who uses her "tsukkyun" ability to detect criminals, and how she grows as she takes on numerous difficult cases, despite her repeated failures, with her natural cheerfulness and extraordinarily high motivation. The film depicts the sense of being on the edge of the Showa era, which is impossible to broadcast nowadays (!?). The 13 episodes (special, episodes 1 to 12), which are full of sexiness and humor, are fully recorded, keeping the edge-of-your-seat Showa era atmosphere! --Kurumi, who became a police officer following in the footsteps of her father who died in the line of duty, works in the Traffic Division of the Tama-Minami Police Station of the Metropolitan Police Department, but her enthusiasm and sense of justice run amok and she is constantly getting into trouble. Finally, she is transferred to the Harajuku Otowa Police Station, but due to computer trouble in the personnel department, she is assigned to the front line as an Investigation Division detective. There, he is rebuffed by senior detectives and station staff, but solves a case on his first day. After the death of her father, Kurumi developed a special ability that causes her breasts to swell when she senses the presence of a crime, and she takes on a number of difficult cases with her breasts, which she can feel, and despite her repeated failures, she solves the cases with her natural cheerfulness and healthy sex appeal. A commentary is included in the package. First broadcast: April 4 to June 27, 1987 (Showa 62) on TV Asahi *Only the special is one hour long.