a Perfume's Mind (1958) Villa in a Fog (1958) Human Face (novel) (1960) Female Leech (1960) Black and White (1960–1961) One Hundred Lips Song of Satan (1962) Lady in the Sundial (1962) The End of Hunting (1962) Black Tiger at Night (1963) Cat Mansion (1963) A Batman (1964) A Masked Party (1974) Demon's Island (1978–1980) In popular culture Director Kon Ichikawa made five films about Kindaichi, starring Koji Ishizaka: The Inugami Family (1976) Akuma no temari-uta (1977) Gokumon-to (1977) Rhyme of Vengeance (1978) The House of Hanging on Hospital Slope (1979) The Inugamis (2006) Director Nobuhiko Obayashi made a parody film in 1979 titled The Adventures of Kosuke Kindaichi A profile of Kosuke appears at the end of the manga Case Closed Volume 6. , the main character of Kindaichi Case Files, is depicted as the grandson of Kosuke Kindaichi. In episode 14 of Lupin the Third Part II, a German count invites the best private detectives from all over the world - including Kindaichi - to the maiden voyage of his blimp in order to catch Lupin III, who is after the count's jewel. In the Lupin the Third Part IV episode "From Japan With Love", the celebrity detective Akechi Kousuke Holmes is partially named after Kosuke Kindaichi (as well as Kogoro Akechi and Sherlock Holmes). In 2013 and 2014 a pair of films were made pairing Kindaichi with another famous fictional Japanese detective Kogoro Akechi. Tomohisa Yamashita played Kindaichi, whilst Hideaki Itô was Akechi. See also Kogoro Akechi References External links Kindaichi Kosuke Museum - Fans Site Fictional male detectives Fictional Japanese people