Eiko (Junko Sakurada) comes to Yokohama from Tsuwano and encounters a series of murders. But every time the police arrived, they found her body and nothing. Meanwhile, bombings occur one after another, and the busy police refuse to believe Eiko's story. Eiko's friend Yumi (Takae Nakai) is the only one who believes her words and introduces Eiko to Keita (Koichi Sato), a member of the Kanagawa Prefectural Police.

Eiji (Kobayashi Keiju), who was a qualified lawyer but turned actor and is now a management consultant, has run away from his second wife and is no longer trusted by his son Ken (Koichi Sato). One day, his son Ken was arrested on suspicion of killing his friend. Eiji, a former lawyer, attempts to defend him, but is forced into a corner after a series of failures. A former actor puts on a once-in-a-lifetime play for his son, who is about to be sentenced to death. [The above is quoted from Fuji TV TWO public relations materials]

Yotaro, a taxi driver, is arrested on suspicion of murdering the company president Iwashima. The son, Kohei, believes in his father's innocence and begins to investigate the truth with his lover Hiromi, but they soon find out that Tetsuya, an orphan and idol singer whom Iwashima was helping as "Uncle Ashinaga", and Seyama, who was extorting money from Iwashima, are suspicious. The guys emerge. And this time, Seyama is killed by someone...

A demobilized man establishes a microfinance company using the trust of Tokyo University students.

A human drama inspired by the 300 million yen scandal that occurred in 1968, it depicts the fateful love and conflict between a father and son under dire circumstances. Directed by Noboru Tanaka, starring Tomisaburo Wakayama, Koichi Sato, and others. Yokomizo, a police officer working for the traffic riot police, has high expectations for his son, Kazuhiko. However, Kazuhiko begins to develop a complex about his talented father, and gradually begins to become a delinquent.