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Episode 371A Course Without Protest (1)

Aired August 23, 2004 · 25 min

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Kogoro is invited to attend an interview with famed baseball player Toshizo Nose. Ran and Conan tag along hoping to get photos of Nose as he is Eri’s favorite baseball player.

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