The Fourteenth Target Pilgrimage Guide

“Detective Conan: The Fourteenth Target” is a suspenseful thriller in which a pattern hidden within “numbers” emerges as people connected to Kogoro Mouri are targeted one after another. The story unfolds across a variety of settings—from downtown restaurants and waterfront facilities to a stage overlooking the ocean—leaving a strong impression with its juxtaposition of glamorous spaces and an underlying sense of unease. As the film delves into Kogoro’s past and his family’s memories, it offers compelling character drama alongside the mystery-solving. Combining the open atmosphere of the seaside with the tension of extreme situations, this is a rich, intense film that embodies the spirit of the early theatrical releases.

Seeing the position of Umihotaru Parking Area makes its location in the middle of Tokyo Bay easy to grasp, along with the shift from central-city scenery to an open waterfront view.

Its wide-open, sea-surrounded view is the main highlight, making it an easy place to take in a sense of waterside tension while looking out over Tokyo Bay.

By Car

• Tokyo side → Umihotaru Parking Area: via the Tokyo Wan Aqua-Line
• From the Tokyo, Yokohama, and Kawasaki side, Kawasaki Ukishima JCT or Ukishima IC is the general approach point
• You can also turn back at Umihotaru, but it is safer to confirm the latest toll and passage details on the official site

By Bus

• When approaching from the Tokyo Bay side, a practical route is to first head toward Kawasaki Station and use a transit bus
• Kawasaki Station East Exit Bay 22 → Umihotaru Parking Area
• Departure times differ by day of the week, so checking the latest timetable is necessary

Notes

• Travel time can vary depending on congestion and traffic conditions, so it is safer to check the latest road and bus updates before departure