Enomoto Voiced by (English): Janice Kawaye Voiced by (Japanese): Mikiko Enomoto is a kind and young worker at the Café Poirot, the coffee shop that is directly under Mori's Detective Agency. Kogoro often goes there for a quick coffee break. Azusa sometimes gives Kogoro a case to solve, mostly involving missing cell phones and cell phone messages. Tsutomu Akai Voiced by: Koichi Yamadera is the father of Shuichi Akai, Shukichi Haneda, Masumi Sera and husband of Mary Sera. He is an MI6 agent. 17 years ago, someone got him involved in the murder case of Kohji Haneda and Amanda Hughes and he disappeared. Sakurako Yonehara Voiced by: Sakura Tange is a housekeeper. She is Naeko Miike and Kazunobu Chiba's childhood friend. She has noticed Conan has a split personality. Kohji Haneda Voiced by: Hiroki Yasumoto was a talented shogi player and Shukichi Haneda's non-blood brother, either by adoption, marriage, or some other means. Many had high hopes that Kohji would win all seven of the major shogi titles. He died under mysterious circumstances 17 years ago when he was in the United States participating in a chess tournament, a game he also enjoyed. He left a dying message on a broken mirror on the floor, with remaining letters as "P-T-O-N" cut from "PUT ON MASCARA". Conan and Akai interpreted it as "RUM ASACA", but Yusaku Kudo interpreted it as a single name "CARASUMA", pointing to Renya Karasuma. Ai Haibara suggests that Kohji may have been murdered with APTX 4869 since a person with the same name appeared on the list of people killed by the poison. Masumi and Mary research his death. Rumi Wakasa has memories of Kohji Haneda before his murder. Kohji had a shogi bishop as his amulet. The shogi piece was later possessed by Rumi Wakasa after Kohji's murder. Reception The name changes done by Funimation Entertainment and Viz Media were highly criticized. Carlo Santos of Anime News Network criticized how they attempted to Americanize the main characters' names yet the secondary characters were able to keep their Japanese names. Eduardo M. Chavez of Mania.com and Jeffrey Harris of IGN agreed that the name changes were pointless. Due to the popularity of the series, the characters from the series were used in a pamphlet to introduce the 34th G8 summit and were used to promote general crime fighting. The characters were also featured on commemorative stamps. Statues