
Pilgrimage Guide
The Raven Chaser Pilgrimage Guide
Explore the pilgrimage spots featured in The Raven Chaser. Discover key locations and learn about access information.
- Main AreaTōkyō
- Spots14
- CategoryMovie
- Release2009
Story & Setting
“Detective Conan: The Raven Chaser” is a film in which the Black Organization becomes fully involved in the story, presenting a gripping suspense thriller where the investigation into a series of murders and the Organization’s covert activities unfold simultaneously. The story unfolds across a wide range of urban locations, with the police investigation, highways, and nighttime cityscapes creating a palpable sense of tension throughout the film. The proximity of Ai and Conan to the Organization makes this one of the most dangerous entries in the series, leaving a lasting impression. Its major appeal lies in the grand scale of the story, which spans the city, and the sense of unease that lingers from start to finish.
Pilgrimage Map
The highlights are split between central Tokyo, the Kanagawa direction, and the Karuizawa direction. The map helps choose a realistic area while checking distances.
Featured Spots
The urban feel of the police headquarters and Tokyo Tower, the roads and views of Hakone and Usui Pass, and the calmer park and bridge settings convey the breadth of the chase.
Odawara toll gate Hakone Turnpike
Usui Pass Observation Platform
Shinsakaue Bridge
Koryo Park, Ayase City
Tokyo Tower
Model Course
Half-Day Pilgrimage Model Course
- Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Headquarters
- Tokyo Tower
One-Day Pilgrimage Model Course
- Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Headquarters
- Tokyo Tower
- Shinsakaue Bridge
- Koryo Park
Two-Day Pilgrimage Model Course
- Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Headquarters
- Tokyo Tower
- Shinsakaue Bridge
- Koryo Park
- Odawara Tollgate Parking Area (Hakone Turnpike)
- Former Usui Pass Observation Platform
Access
By Rail and Shinkansen
- Tokyo Station → around Akabanebashi Station: use JR and Toei Subway lines
- Tokyo Station → Karuizawa Station: use the Hokuriku Shinkansen
- Karuizawa Station → former Usui Pass Observation Platform: about 15 minutes by car or taxi
By Car
- Seisho Bypass Hayakawa IC → Hakone Turnpike: about 1 minute by car
- Odawara-Atsugi Road Odawara-Nishi IC → Hakone Turnpike: about 1 minute by car
Getting Around the City
- Sakuradamon Station → Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Headquarters: about 1 minute on foot
- Akabanebashi Station → Tokyo Tower: about 5 minutes on foot
Notes
- Hakone and Karuizawa are far apart, so avoid packing them into the same day and check official information
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I visit central Tokyo in half a day?
Tokyo Tower and the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Headquarters are easy to visit by public transport. If time is short, focus on these two and leave the other places for another day.
Can I include Hakone and Karuizawa on the same day?
Hakone and Karuizawa are in different directions from Tokyo and require substantial travel. It is more realistic to separate Kanagawa and Karuizawa into different days.
What should I prioritize without a car?
By public transport, the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Headquarters and Tokyo Tower are easiest to prioritize. For the Hakone Turnpike area and the former Usui Pass Observation Platform, consider using a car or taxi.