A Scandal in Japan

Sherlock Holmes travels to Japan where he teams up with the first Prime Minister of Japan, Hirobumi Ito to solve an international mystery.

After the major battle with Professor Moriarty which Holmes and the Professor plummet into the falls... it turns out that Sherlock Homes is alive, and he is in Japan of all places! There he teams up with the first Prime Minister of Japan, Hirobumi Ito to solve a international mystery.

Keisuke Matsuoka exploded onto the literary stage in 1997 with the psycho-thriller Saimin (Hypnosis), which sold over a million copies in Japan. Two years later he published Senrigan (Second Sight), with a former Air Self-Defense Force fighter pilot turned clinical psychologist as its heroine. The title has spawned a veritable flood of sequels, which have achieved combined sales of over six and a quarter million books to date (Matsuoka's agency has trademarked the Senrigan name). In 2010, Matsuoka launched the Banno kanteishi Q no jikenbo (Appraisal Case Files of the Omnicompetent Q) series, with nine volumes appearing in the span of a single year. He is known for deftly weaving global political issues and near-future projections into his works.
His recent novel Tantei no Tantei (Detective vs Detective) become a success which a drama series was created in Japan. Detective VS Detective is currently streaming in the U.S.
Matsuoka has won many awards through out his career, his most recent being the 2014 Bookwalker Grand Prize Award in Literature.