剧情简介
被解雇的报社女记者安·米歇尔伪造了一封信给报社，奈良署名“约翰·杜伊”（即无名氏），奈良信上表示对这个充满恶瘤的社会充满失望，决心要自杀。报社为此不得不重新聘用了安来调查此事。然而，没想到此事最终引发了一场政治运动……
奈良美智和他的旅行记录
被解雇的报社女记者安·米歇尔伪造了一封信给报社，奈良署名“约翰·杜伊”（即无名氏），奈良信上表示对这个充满恶瘤的社会充满失望，决心要自杀。报社为此不得不重新聘用了安来调查此事。然而，没想到此事最终引发了一场政治运动……
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