Shiraishi

Yoichi Shusei (played by Tsuyoshi Ayano), who studied judo in college, was seconded to Hokkaido as a detective due to his talent. On days without competitions, he spent his days dealing with boring chores, and his righteous feelings had nowhere to be released. Under the guidance of the police station's top detective Murai (played by Pierre Taki), he has always been either black or white

In 1969, 33-year-old future renowned director Koji Wakamatsu (played by Shinichi Iura) was passionate about making pink films. At this time, a girl (Mai) knocked on the door of Wakamatsu Productions, and the two began to make films together. Youth, films, and love, a group drama of youth thus unfolded.

The story of "The Blood of the Lone Wolf" is set in Hiroshima before the implementation of the "Yakuza Countermeasures Law" in 1988. Shuichi Hioka, who was dispatched to the local police station, together with detective Shogo Okami, who was rumored to be in collusion with the underworld, was responsible for investigating the disappearance of an employee of a financial company. Hioka was extremely puzzled by Daigami's unconventional investigation methods