I honestly think calling Yagashira Holmes is unnecessary; I don't think it's necessary to give a detective-like air to a guy who's merely observant. Besides, his deductions are correct because of the plot; the clues aren't strong enough to reach a conclusive resolution, but they work because he must be right. The story is quite bland, and it was obvious who the culprit was. Honestly, the only enjoyable thing was learning a bit about Kyoto culture; however, when they use static chibi characters for explanations, it feels like they put very little effort into it. Let me tell you something: just because it's a cozy mystery doesn't mean it should be sloppy in its execution.