Sunflowers of Inferno Pilgrimage Guide

Story & Setting

“Detective Conan: Sunflower of Inferno” is a film with a strong art-mystery theme, depicting a case revolving around Van Gogh's famous painting “Sunflowers.” While the appearance of the Phantom Thief Kid provides many spectacular highlights, the settings—including art museums, exhibition halls, and the transportation of artworks—play a crucial role, and the tension of protecting these masterpieces underpins the story. The presence of the famous painting itself is powerful, and the visuals exude a refined atmosphere and classical beauty. It is a popular theatrical release known for its striking visuals, offering enjoyment of both action and art.

Pilgrimage Map

The highlights are divided between Shinjuku's museum and high-rise buildings, Haneda Airport, and New York. Viewing them on a map makes the distance between each area easier to grasp.

Featured Spots

In Shinjuku, the museum and high-rise buildings can be visited close together; Haneda conveys the tension of travel, while New York suggests the beginning of the story.

Model Course

Access

Rail and Shinkansen

• Tokyo Station → Shinjuku Station: about 15 minutes by JR lines
• Tokyo Station → Haneda Airport Terminal 3: about 30 minutes by train and monorail

By Air

• Haneda Airport or Narita Airport → New York area: use an international flight
• One World Trade Center: check official guidance

Getting Around the City

• Shinjuku Station West Exit → SOMPO Museum of Art: about 5 minutes on foot
• Shinjuku Station West Exit → Shinjuku Nomura Building: about 7 minutes on foot
• Terminal 3 → P5: follow airport guidance

Notes

• Treat New York as a separate trip, and plan it apart from Shinjuku and Haneda

Frequently Asked Questions