Magician of the Silver Sky Pilgrimage Guide

“Detective Conan: Magician of the Silver Sky” is a fast-paced film that begins with a warning letter from the Phantom Thief Kid and eventually shifts the setting to an airport and the cabin of a passenger plane. The story accelerates rapidly as it weaves together the glamorous atmosphere of the theater, the tension before departure, and the confined, inescapable space of the aircraft’s cabin. In addition to the cat-and-mouse game between Conan and Kid, the film depicts a crisis that engulfs all the passengers, offering thrilling action and suspense. With its shifting perspective from the ground to the sky, this theatrical release leaves a lasting impression through its very sense of movement.

The highlights are split between Tokyo, Hakodate Airport, and the Muroran Port area, so the map helps show the distance between the air route and the port town.

Stations and airports convey a sense of movement, while Muroran's harbor and viewpoints add waterfront scenery, letting visitors feel the tension of the sky and the openness of the sea together. The view toward Hakucho Bridge also leaves a strong impression.

By Air

• Haneda Airport → Hakodate Airport: about 1 hour 20-30 minutes
• Hakodate Airport → Hakodate Station area: about 20 minutes by shuttle bus
• Hakodate Airport → Hakodate Station front area: about 32-41 minutes depending on the bus route

By Rail and Shinkansen

• Hakodate Station → Higashi-Muroran Station area: use the JR Limited Express Hokuto
• Higashi-Muroran Station → Muroran Station area: use the JR Muroran Main Line

Getting Around the City

• Around Muroran Station → Shukuzu Park Observatory: use a bus or car
• Shukuzu Park Observatory → Irie Rinkai Park and Sakimori Wharf: since this is harbor-side travel, considering a car or taxi is safer

Notes

• The Muroran Port area has distance between spots, so check public transport frequency and the return route in advance