Full Score of Fear Pilgrimage Guide

“Detective Conan: Full Score of Fear” is a unique suspense film centered on a crime that takes place in a concert hall, where sound itself serves as a crucial clue. The film vividly depicts concert halls, rehearsal spaces, and other settings designed to evoke a sense of acoustics, leaving a strong impression not only visually but also aurally. As the story unfolds around classical music, it is characterized by a unique blend of refined aesthetic beauty and subtle tension. Beyond the thrills of the mystery, the film offers a sophisticated atmosphere enveloped in music, giving it a distinct charm that sets it apart from other works.

The highlights are split between the Tokyo area, Yokohama, and Kobe, while Shiromaru Reservoir is in the Okutama direction. The map helps confirm travel distances when planning.

Music halls, a chapel, the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Headquarters, and the Okutama waterfront let visitors experience both musical tension and quieter scenery.

By Rail and Shinkansen

• Tokyo Station → Sakuradamon Station: use Tokyo Metro or other rail lines
• Seibu-Shinjuku Station → Koku-koen Station: about 40 minutes
• Tokyo Station → Yokohama Station: about 30 minutes by JR lines
• Tokyo Station → Shin-Kobe Station: use the Shinkansen; Kobe is better as a separate day

Getting Around the City

• Koku-koen Station → Tokorozawa Civic Cultural Centre Muse: about 10 minutes on foot
• Minatomirai Station → Yokohama Minato Mirai Hall: about 3 minutes on foot
• Shiromaru Reservoir: within walking distance from Hatonosu Station or Shiromaru Station

Notes

• Kobe and Okutama are far apart, so avoid packing them into the same day and check official service information