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Original artwork and recreated workspace, a pilgrimage museum with engaging trick experiences

About this spot

A museum in the hometown of Gosho Aoyama, creator of Case Closed (Detective Conan), visited by fans from around the world. The yellow Beetle driven by Professor Agasa parked in front of the entrance is your landmark. Inside the museum, you'll find his childhood belongings, his journey as a manga artist, a recreated workspace, and original artwork on display, giving you plenty of insight into how his works are created. The experience corner where you can actually try out inventions and tricks from the series captivates both children and adults. Since exhibits are mainly indoors, you can spend time here without worrying about the weather on rainy days, and this is a central hub of the course where you'll want to allow ample time.

Tips

During holidays and movie release periods, it gets crowded right after opening, so visiting early in the morning is more comfortable. The experience corner tends to have wait times, so the trick is to visit it first after entering. Parking is free and serves as a base for exploring Conan Street.