Zero the Enforcer Pilgrimage Guide

“Detective Conan: Zero the Enforcer” is a socially conscious suspense thriller in which the Public Security Bureau, the police, and the judiciary become intricately entangled following an explosion at a large-scale facility. The story centers on the convictions and sense of justice of Amuro Tooru—also known as Furuya Rei—and is permeated by a tension distinct from the traditional whodunit format. The setting features many locations reminiscent of large-scale event venues and urban infrastructure, giving the film a strong sense of realism rooted in modern Japanese society. It is one of the most popular films of recent years, offering viewers the chance to enjoy both sharp, dialogue-driven drama and dynamic action.

The highlights are divided between central Tokyo around Kasumigaseki, Hibiya, and Nihonbashi, plus Kosuge and Makuhari. Viewing them on a map makes it easier to see what can be walked and what requires train travel.

In central Tokyo, visitors can feel the tension of police and judicial settings alongside historic city views. Tokyo Detention House and Makuhari are farther away, so they are easier to plan separately.

Rail and Shinkansen

• Tokyo Station → Nihonbashi Station: travel by Tokyo Metro or other lines; check official timetables
• Tokyo Station → Kaihimmakuhari or Makuharitoyosuna area: travel by JR lines

Getting Around the City

• Sakuradamon Station → Metropolitan Police Department Headquarters: about 1 minute on foot
• Kasumigaseki Station → Hibiya Park: right by the exits
• Kosuge Station → Tokyo Detention House: about 5 minutes on foot
• Makuharitoyosuna Station → Costco Makuhari Warehouse: about 5 minutes on foot

Notes

• Makuhari is away from central Tokyo, so plan it as a separate block