Black Iron Submarine Pilgrimage Guide

“Detective Conan: The Shadow of the Black Iron” is a high-tech suspense thriller centered on “Pacific Buoy,” an offshore facility built in the Pacific Ocean, where the feud between Ai Haibara and the Black Organization reignites. Elements such as the enclosed space surrounded by the sea, cutting-edge technology, and surveillance systems create a strong sense of tension throughout the film, making it one of the most contemporary entries in the recent theatrical series. The surrounding islands and coastal scenery are also striking, contrasting the coldness of the artificial facility with the vast expanse of the natural ocean. It is a highly talked-about film that enjoys tremendous support from Ai fans.

The highlights are spread around Hachijojima's port, coast, and resort area. Viewing them on a map makes it easier to see how to visit the northern and western seaside areas.

Sokodo Port as the island gateway, the rocks and sea at Nanbara Senjojiki Coast and Yakengahama, and the open road around Nagatomo Road convey the quiet feel of the island.

By Air

• Haneda Airport → Hachijojima Airport: about 55 minutes
• Hachijojima Airport → Lido Park Resort Hachijojima: about 8 minutes by car

Ferry and Passenger Ship

• Tokyo Takeshiba Pier → Hachijojima: about 11 hours by large passenger ship
• The arrival port may be Sokodo Port or Yaene Port

By Car

• Sokodo Port → Lido Park Resort Hachijojima: about 8 minutes by car
• A rental car or taxi is useful for visiting coastal stops

Notes

• Check official information in advance for ship arrival ports and sea conditions