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Anime News Network (ANN) had five editors review the first episode of the anime:[57] Paul Jensen felt the first antique appraisal wasn't engaging and lacked \"emotional involvement\" for the viewers but praised Aoi's appraisal for delivering \"a much better story\" with both personal and emotional stakes, saying that the subject matter being used for character development was a \"novel concept\" and is worth seeing more of the show; James Beckett praised the \"lush, colorful aesthetic\", Aoi and Yagashira's characterizations and their \"undeniable chemistry\" elevating the \"potentially dry material\", concluding that he expects the antique mysteries to stand alongside the slice-of-life elements with intriguing threads; Theron Martin praised Yagashira's character work and both the Aoi romantic angle and counterfeit story arc showing potential but was critical of the \"measured pacing\" and limited \"visual variety\" making the show fall \"a bit on the dry side\", concluding that the show will find its audience and encourage more to watch it; Rebecca Silverman commented that the show's set-up of appraising Japanese antiques will depend on the viewers' interest in that subject matter, concluding that \"if you're a fan of slice of life, it may be worth checking out.\" The fifth reviewer, Nick Creamer, wrote that: \"Holmes of Kyoto offers a surprisingly natural mix of mystery, pawn shop drama, character drama, and slice of life atmosphere. Making natural use of its Sherlock Holmes gimmick and offering a satisfying narrative even within this first episode, it's a low-key but confident and engaging production. Holmes gets a thumbs up from me.\"[57] 781b155fdc