2025 Hokuei Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in November)

"I... can I survive in this town?" The other name for Yura Station in Tottori is Conan Station! As soon as you get off the station, this town filled with Conan characters is Conan Town, created in Tottori, the hometown of Detective Conan author Gosho Aoyama! Once you get out of the station, don't forget to get a stamp at the tourist information center facing the Conan statue~ If you follow the Conan statues placed all over the street from the station, you will come across Shinichi (Nam Do-il)'s house, which is called Beika Shopping Street. If you press the doorbell of Shinichi's house, the voices of the main characters will answer one by one. There is a souvenir shop and an actual restaurant modeled after the Poirot restaurant on the first floor of the Mori Detective Agency, so you can have a meal. The fun part is that if you enter the Poirot restaurant entrance, you will be connected to the inside of Shinichi's mansion that you saw at first..! If you walk a little further, you will come across the Gosho Aoyama Memorial Hall. This two-story building features original drawings of Detective Conan comics, various experiences, and informative exhibits. By the way, even the public restroom signs in this town are made of silhouettes of the male and female protagonists. The town itself is a very quiet rural town where locals live, but these elements are very faithful to the concept, so for people like me who grew up watching it at a similar age to Conan and have grown up to be closer to the age of the famous detective, it was such an exciting place. (I collected up to volume 80 of Detective Conan when I was a student, but it’s been on hiatus for a long time now, right?) It took half a day to tour the town and the exhibition hall. Fortunately, there was no culprit of the black silhouette in Conan Town, and I was able to return safely~ You can get to Yura Station from Yonago Airport, which is an hour and a half from Seoul, and transfer to Yonago Station, and arrive there in less than an hour, depending on the type of train! #March travel support event #Tottori #Detective Conan #Conan Village

I went to a town in Tottori that is irresistible for Conan fans. It actually has a different name, though... lol If you're a Conan fan, you'll definitely have fun 🙏 I've always wanted to go, and finally I was able to go. About three years ago, I got a Meister. Most people get one when they go 💦 The cafes and streets are basically all about Conan! The manholes, the station, and even the airport were all about Conan!! You can't stay there all day 👍 #TottoriPrefecture #DetectiveConan #Conan

DNA activated! As a hardcore Conan fan, I was truly captivated by this town 🤩 The entire town is filled with Conan elements You can encounter various character statues just by walking around 📸 Key spots to check out: ✨ The main character Conan statue stands at the street corner waiting for you to take a photo (Address: Conan Street, Hokuei Town, Tottori Prefecture, Japan) ✨ The dating spot of Shinichi Kudo and Ran ✨ Professor Agasa’s quirky poses are so cute ✨ Ai Haibara’s tsundere standing pose is absolutely perfect Sunny days are best for photos ☀️ Recommended visit time: half a day It’s even more romantic during cherry blossom season～🌸

If you're a fan of "Detective Conan," get ready to be thrilled! In Tottori Prefecture, there's a small village called "Hokuei," the hometown of Gosho Aoyama, the creator of Detective Conan 🧠. This is also where you'll find the Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory, commonly known as the Conan Museum 💙. May is the perfect time to visit, with pleasant weather and a refreshing breeze 🌤️. Inside the museum, you'll discover exhibits featuring original manga drafts, sketches, iconic investigation scenes, and famous items from the series like the "Stun-Gun Wristwatch" and the "Solar-Powered Skateboard" 🚴♂️💥. It's an immersive experience that makes you feel like you've stepped into Conan's world! What's more, the Conan Museum is part of the "Manga Kingdom Tottori" route, which showcases works by other renowned manga artists 📚. If you're looking to relive your childhood and step into the shoes of a detective in the world of manga, this is the place to be in May! 💫

Fans of "Detective Conan" must visit this place at least once in their lives! Hokuei City, Tottori Prefecture, is the hometown of Gosho Aoyama, the creator of Conan. 🧠💫 The entire city is decorated with Conan charm, transforming it into the dream street of Detective Conan fans around the world—"Conan Street"! 🌸 May is the perfect time for a pleasant stroll, neither hot nor cold, with vibrant greenery lining the streets. 🌿 Along the route from Yura Station (also known as Conan Station) to Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory, you'll find statues of Conan and his friends from the series, including Ran, Haibara, and even Dr. Agasa. 😍 Along the way, you'll find the Conan Bridge, Conan Street Post, and cute Conan-themed cafes. ☕ You can stop by to take photos and purchase souvenirs like keychains, t-shirts, or Conan-themed snacks. In addition to feeling nostalgic, you'll also feel like a true fan. Experience the warmth of an authentic Japanese countryside town, peaceful, clean, and filled with stories of inspiring artists. 🧩 If you want to experience the "real Conan Town," a place filled with warmth and smiles, Conan Street in May is the answer. ❤️ #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #tottori #japan

Tottori Hokuei Town is a dream destination for fans of "Detective Conan" and nature enthusiasts! This itinerary perfectly combines a small-town anime tour with Tottori's most iconic natural wonder. You can visit all the major attractions in Conan Town and marvel at the breathtaking Tottori Sand Dunes. Whether you're a long-time anime fan or visiting Tottori for the first time, this trip promises unforgettable memories. Every corner here is filled with delightful surprises and thoughtful details (highly recommended!). It's a relaxed journey without feeling rushed, and every step offers photo opportunities and cherished memories. [Highlights of the Itinerary] 1. Conan's House Beika Shopping Street As the landmark shopping street of Hokuei Town, this place is a "Detective Conan" themed world! From anime-themed decorations to various merchandise and souvenirs (you'll find it hard to stop shopping 🛍️), every shop on the street has its unique charm. Highly recommended are the Conan statues, creative merchandise stores, and specialty Conan dessert shops—perfect for photos and check-ins! The shopping street is very welcoming, with a great atmosphere. 📍 Address: 689-2221 Japan, Tottori Prefecture, Higashihaku District, Kitaei Yureki 🕙 Hours: Open year-round, 09:30-18:00 Monday to Friday, 09:00-18:00 Saturday and Sunday 2. Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory The hometown museum of "Detective Conan" creator Gosho Aoyama. Upon entering, you'll see various treasured manuscripts, original models, and several exclusive exhibition areas and interactive installations—a must-visit for fans! You can experience mystery-solving challenges and explore the realistically recreated protagonist's room, which are highly interactive. Occasionally, there are special exhibitions or events, so check the official website for updates. 📍 Address: 689-2221 Japan, Tottori Prefecture, Higashihaku District, Kitaei Tamayurakuku 1414 🕙 Hours: Open year-round, 09:30-17:30 3. Tottori Sand Dunes Tottori's most famous natural attraction! The vast sand dunes stretch endlessly, giving a "Japanese Sahara" vibe. It's a stunning sight to behold, and every photo looks like a masterpiece. It's recommended to visit in the morning or evening to avoid the harsh sun and enjoy the soft lighting for beautiful scenery. Activities like sandboarding and camel rides are available on the dunes, and you don't need special equipment to have fun. 📍 Address: 2164-661 Fukubechō Yuyama, Tottori, 689-0105 Japan 🕙 Hours: Open year-round, all day [Tips & Experiences] 1. Conan Town is perfect for a leisurely stroll and photo-taking. Visiting on weekdays usually means no queues. Every themed shop on the shopping street is worth exploring. Fans should definitely check out the themed cafes and merchandise stores, as some exclusive items are only available locally. 2. The interactive installations at the Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory are very engaging, suitable for both kids and adults. Don't miss the fun mystery-solving challenges and the souvenir corner. Some exclusive exhibits are periodically updated. 3. For the Tottori Sand Dunes, wearing sneakers is recommended for easier walking on the sand. Drinks and snacks are available on-site, and you can rent sandboards for the experience. If needed, check nearby accommodations on trip.com in advance. The dunes are most beautiful in the morning or evening, so plan extra time for photo opportunities. [Transportation & Food Guide] Take the JR train to Tottori Station, then transfer to local buses or taxis to reach each attraction. Tottori's local buses are very punctual, so check the schedules in advance. For lunch, you can choose themed restaurants in Beika Shopping Street or find authentic seafood rice bowls or Japanese ramen near Tottori Station. There are also simple meal options near the sand dunes, making it convenient for picnics!

#trip A top choice for family outings Visiting "Conan Town" in Hokuei Town, Tottori Prefecture, Japan, feels like stepping into the heart of the "Detective Conan" manga! The entire town is themed around characters created by Gosho Aoyama. Starting at Conan Station, the platform is filled with Conan murals and figurines. Even mailboxes, streetlights, and store signs are filled with ingenious deductions, inviting you to explore while you stroll. A highly recommended spot is the Gosho Aoyama Hometown Museum. Here, you'll find displays of the author's manuscripts, character designs, and inspirations, as well as an interactive deduction game area where children can experience the joy of being a detective and uncover the truth through observation, logical reasoning, and teamwork. Besides the deduction experience, children can also learn: 🔍 Observation of details: Learn to pay attention to your surroundings and subtle changes. 💭 Logical and deductive thinking: Derive answers from clues and practice logical reasoning. 🎨 Creativity and expression: Learn how manga artists transform everyday inspiration into stories. 🌸 Connecting Culture and Place: Discover how small towns in Japan are integrating anime into their tourism development. Conan Town isn't just a pilgrimage site for fans; it's also an educational and entertaining family journey. Children learn to think, observe, and create through play, while adults rediscover their childlike innocence and enthusiasm. @trip.com_tw Download the Trip.com app and search for "Family Travel" on the homepage. View recommended family trips and exclusive deals!

This time, I went to Yura, the hometown of Conan's creator, Gosho Aoyama. The entire station was filled with Conan elements. There were also many statues of Conan-related characters along the way. Even the hole-punch covers were Conan-themed. I also ate at Poaro and ordered Conan-themed ice cream at the ice cream shop next door. As a fan, I'm truly blessed! ☺️

#AugustDestinations2025 The Gosho Aoyama Hometown Museum in Hokuei-cho, Tottori Prefecture, is a mecca for "Detective Conan" fans. It not only showcases the creative process and original manuscripts of the author, Gosho Aoyama, but also offers a themed space filled with surprises. Keyhole-shaped decorations and character statues greet visitors at the entrance, and within, visitors can experience the joy of "solving puzzles" through the exhibits, feeling like stepping into the world of the manga. The museum not only features static exhibits but also incorporates interactive experiences, allowing children and adults to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of detective mysteries. From character design materials and manuscripts to 3D displays and original designs, every detail is intricately detailed. Even non-diehard fans can appreciate Gosho Aoyama's creative energy and the charm of the Conan series. For me, this is a cultural attraction that satisfies both anime fans and travelers. ✨ Address: Yurajuku 1414, Hokuei-cho, Tohaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture Tel: 0858-37-5389 Hours: 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM Admission: Adults 700 yen / Middle and high school students 500 yen #Tottori #Hokuei-cho #Aoyama Gosho's Hometown Museum #Detective Conan #ConanTown #AnimeTravel #MysteryExperience

#AugustDestinations2025 A five-minute walk from JR Yura Station brings you to Conan Bridge, a famous landmark in Hokuei-cho. Opened in December 1999, the approximately 70-meter-long bridge is a symbol of the area's "Conan Town" aesthetic. The bridge's most eye-catching features are the four bronze statues of Conan and two smaller bronze statues mounted on lampposts. These meticulously crafted figures bring the manga character to life, making it seem as if Conan has truly stepped out of the comic book world. Bronze relief panels depicting Conan and characters from Gosho Aoyama's works, such as Yaiba, can be seen on the bridge railings. Combined with approximately ten Conan reliefs on the lampposts and the bridge itself, the entire bridge is filled with surprises. Visitors often stop to take photos and soak in the rich anime atmosphere. Next to the bridge is a small shop selling Conan-related merchandise, making it a great place to stock up on souvenirs. For me, Conan Bridge isn't just a bridge connecting two banks; it's a stage where the world of comics and reality intertwine, transporting you directly into Conan's story. 📸✨ Address: Yura, Hokuei-cho, Tohaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture (approximately a 5-minute walk from JR Yura Station) Opened: December 23, 1999 Features: Conan statue, bronze panels, streetlight reliefs #Tottori #Hokuei-cho #ConanBridge #ConanBridge #ConanTown #DetectiveConan #AnimeTravel

#AugustDestinations2025 In Hokuei-cho, Tottori Prefecture, getting off JR Yura Station, you'll be greeted by Conan Avenue, a Detective Conan-themed street. This short road connects the station to the Gosho Aoyama Hometown Museum. Filled with statues, reliefs, and decorations depicting Conan characters, it feels like stepping into the world of manga. The street offers numerous photo stops: bronze statues of Conan, Kogoro Mōri, Ran, Ai, and others, vividly depicting their iconic actions. There are also reliefs of manga scenes, themed streetlights, and painted installations, transforming the street into an outdoor art gallery. Along the way, you'll also encounter little surprises like the "Conan Mailbox" and the Conan-themed bus. This short walk will delight fans with exclamations and endless photo opportunities. 📸 For me, Conan Avenue isn't just a route to the hometown museum; it's an immersive anime stroll. Walking around here, you'll feel like the characters are truly there. Whether you're a Conan fan or not, you'll be able to appreciate the care and charm of Hokuei-cho. ✨ Address: Yura, Hokuei-cho, Tohaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture (between JR Yura Station and Gosho Aoyama's Furusatokan) Access: Directly from JR Yura Station #Tottori #Hokuei-cho #Conan-dori #ConanStreet #ConanTown #DetectiveConan #AnimeTravel #Check-In Spots

#AugustDestinations2025 A visit to Hokuei-cho requires a visit to Conan's House and Beika Shotengai. This complex fully recreates the world of "Detective Conan," allowing fans to immerse themselves in the anime atmosphere through shopping, dining, and photo opportunities. The most popular attraction is the Conan Department Store, which sells over 200 items, including over 70 limited-edition items. From T-shirts to small items, it's a collector's paradise. If you're hungry, head to Kissa Poaro, inspired by scenes from the original series, and order the "Conan Napolitan Pasta" or "Bolo's Ham Sandwich" to relive the daily life of the anime. For something a little different, head to Conan's Kitchen and try the "Aoyama-style Curry" or "Conan Mini Bun." Round off your trip with a sweet treat from Conan Gelato, a safe, local fruit ice cream. Each shop's interior is infused with manga-inspired elements, from the walls to the tables and chairs to the food design, giving you the illusion of stepping into the world of Conan. For me, Beika Shotengai is more than just a fan favorite; it's a prime example of Hokuei-cho's dedication to integrating anime with local culinary culture. ✨ Address: Yura District, Hokuei-cho, Tohaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture (within Conan Town) Business Hours: Varies by shop (mostly 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM, department stores until 6:00 PM) Access: Approximately a 10-minute walk from JR Yura Station #Tottori #Hokuei-cho #Conan's House #Beika Shotengai #DetectiveConan #AnimeTravel #ThemeRestaurant #Limited-Time Goods

#AugustDestinations2025 Hokuei Town, located in central Tottori Prefecture, faces the Sea of ​​Japan. It boasts a diverse landscape of sand dunes, plains, and mountains. Formed in 2005 through the merger of Hojo Town and Ōei Town, the town hall now serves as the administrative center for this newly revitalized town. Its unique location, bounded by the 12.5-kilometer Hojo Sand Dunes Coast to the north and bordering Kurayoshi City to the south, creates a beautiful contrast between sea and mountain. The most eye-catching feature in front of the town hall is the charming decoration that blends local specialties and culture: a large watermelon statue of Conan. Because Ōei Town is the hometown of Gosho Aoyama (author of "Detective Conan"), Hokuei Town is widely known as "Conan Town." Walking to the town hall, one not only senses the atmosphere of the local administrative center, but also witnesses the town's dedication to promoting tourism and local characteristics through these charming touches. For me, this is not only the center of local governance but also a crucial landmark that connects the daily lives of residents with the memories of travelers. 🌟 Address: 423-1 Yurajuku, Hokuei-cho, Tohaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture (Hokuei Town Office) Access: Approximately a 10-minute walk from JR Yura Station #Tottori #Hokuei-cho #Hokuei-cho Office #ConanTown #Aoyama Gosho's Hometown #Local Travel #WatermelonConan

Itinerary: Conan Village - Misasa Onsen Getting There: I recommend renting a car. It's about a 30-minute drive from Conan Village to Misasa. Attractions: Tottori has a Detective Conan Village. There's a museum there for 700 yen per person, a must-see for fans. Hotel: Seiryuso Hotel in Misasa Onsen Village. The kaiseki and breakfast are delicious. There are indoor and outdoor baths, separated by gender. Private rooms are 2,200 yen for 45 minutes. Special Features: Fireworks are held from 8:20 to 8:25 PM on summer nights. There are very few Koreans, and most are Japanese.

#JulyDestinations2025 For fans of Detective Conan, a must-do experience when traveling to Kansai, Japan, is riding the Conan-themed train to Kudo Shinichi's house. First, let me introduce Kudo Shinichi's house. It's located in the rice-flower shopping arcade (Conan Town) of Conan's House in Yurajuku, Hokuei-cho, Tohaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture. From Osaka (Kyoto, Kobe), you can take the JR Super Express Hakuto train to Tottori. The Conan-themed train departs Osaka Station 1-2 times a day, and Kyoto only has one train every two days. There are days in the latter half of the month and the beginning of the month when the Conan train is not available. The Conan train's operating dates and schedule are updated monthly. This was detailed in a previous post. Welcome to check out It's recommended to confirm your travel date and train schedule in advance. Purchase Conan-themed train tickets in advance. Boarding at Kyoto Station is generally from Platform 6. Boarding at Osaka Station is generally from Platform 3 or 4. Train all the way to the final stop, Kurayoshi Station (the previous stop is Tottori Station). Once at Kurayoshi Station, please transfer to the JR San'in Railway bound for Hoki Daisen. The journey will take approximately 10 minutes (with one stop at Shimohojo) before arriving at Yura Station, now Conan Station. From the station, walk about 10 minutes to the Conan's House Rice Flower Shopping Street. You can then ring the doorbell at Kudo's house.

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip [To the hometown of the great detective 🕵️ Immerse yourself in the world of Conan at the Gosho Aoyama Hometown Museum] The Gosho Aoyama Hometown Museum in Hokuei Town, Tottori Prefecture, is a memorial museum that introduces the achievements of Gosho Aoyama, the author of Detective Conan ✨ When you actually visit, you'll find that it's packed with content that Conan fans will love, such as original drawings, character exhibits, and mystery-solving experiences! It's a spot that both adults and children can enjoy, with a life-size Conan statue and a trick experience corner 🔍 It's about a 20-minute walk from JR Yura Station. The station is wrapped in Conan, making it exciting from the start of your trip 🎉 The key to success is to visit on a weekday and in the morning! You can avoid the crowds and enjoy the exhibits at your own pace 💡 There are many places in the museum where you can take photos, and it's perfect for SNS 📸 Go on a mystery-solving date with your partner, immerse yourself in the world of the work by yourself, and although it's not free, it's satisfying enough to be considered an "absolutely free trip"! Why not go on a mystery journey in the hometown of the great detective? 🕵️♂️✨ #Gosho Aoyama Hometown Museum #Overseas travel #Couple travel #Solo travel #Absolutely free travel #Detective Conan #Mystery solving experience #Tottori sightseeing

#5月好去处2025 Yura Station (Yura Station) is located in Hokuei-cho, Tottori Prefecture. It is one of the must-see attractions for Detective Conan fans. This station is affectionately called "Conan Station" because the station is full of Conan-related devices and facilities, making people feel like they are in Conan's world. Starting from Yura Station, you can enjoy many Conan-themed attractions along the way, such as Conan Avenue, Beihua Shopping Street, and Aoyama Gosho's Hometown Museum. These attractions are moderately far apart and can be easily reached on foot, making them very suitable for a day trip.  📍Address: 584 Yura-juku, Hokuei-cho, Tohaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture 🚉Transportation: Take the Sanin Main Line from JR Tottori Station to Yura Station, which takes about 1 hour. 🕰️Opening hours: The station is open all day. Please refer to the respective business hours for the opening hours of surrounding attractions. 💰Fee: Free to visit, some attractions such as Aoyama Gosho's Hometown Museum require tickets for admission.  #Yura Station #Conan Station #Tottori Attractions #Detective Conan #Conan Town #Aoyama Gosho Hometown Museum

#5月好去地方2025 The Gosho Aoyama Hometown Museum is simply a dream place for fans of "Detective Conan"! This is the hometown of cartoonist Gosho Aoyama. The entire museum is built around the world of Conan. From the manuscript display to the reproduction of classic scenes, it really feels like walking into a comic. There is a large statue of Conan and Kaito Kid at the door, which is super good for taking pictures. In the museum, you can see the creative process of Mr. Aoyama, the comic manuscripts, and the scenes of Dr. Agasa's yellow car and the Mori Detective Agency. The interactive area is also quite interesting, such as the skateboard simulation experience, instantly turning into a detective chasing the criminal! If you have enough time, it is recommended to walk all the way from JR Yura Station (also known as Conan Station). Along the way, the entire Conan Avenue, shopping streets, various character statues, full of Conan elements, can be arranged as a half-day fan pilgrimage route. 📍Address: 1414 Yurajuku, Hokuei-cho, Tohaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture 🚶Transportation: Walk about 20 minutes from JR Yura Station (Conan Station), or take a bus from Kurayoshi Station and get off at the museum 🕰️Opening hours: 09:30-17:30 (last admission 17:00) 💰Fee: Adults 700 yen, junior high school students 500 yen, elementary school students 300 yen (100 yen discount for JR Pass holders) #Gosho Aoyama Memorial Hall #Must-go for Conan fans #Tottori attractions #Conan Avenue #Japanese manga holy land #Tottori free travel #Gosho Aoyama Memorial Hall

I took the new Tigerair flight "Yonago Kitaro Airport" to Tottori Prefecture for 8 days and 7 nights. I am a Conan fan and went there once in April. This time I had to wait longer and had a more in-depth trip! Although it is in the countryside, the Tottori City Government offers many discounts for tourists, such as a 3-hour taxi tour for 4,000 yen, a one-day tour bus in the city, and a 100-yen bus for the city loop. Overall, it is quite convenient~ This time, the cost for two people is about 35,000, which is very cost-effective!

🌟Tips: 🌟 Set these locations on your road trip is probably the easier way 🌟 Remember to get their limited editions goods if you are Detective Conan fans 🌟 Rewatch Detective Conan on Netflix before your next visit! Transports 🚗 : Rental car is the best, bus timetable is a bit hard to manage if you are tourist. Hey fellow detectives and anime enthusiasts! If you're a fan of the brilliant Detective Conan, then a trip to the Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory in Tottori Prefecture, Japan, is an absolute must-do. This museum is a delightful deep dive into the world of our favorite pint-sized sleuth. From the moment you arrive, you're greeted by Conan statues and themed streetlights, setting the perfect mood. Inside, it's a treasure trove of Gosho Aoyama's original manga artwork, fascinating exhibits on the science behind Conan's gadgets (hello, Voice-Changing Bowtie!), and interactive displays that let you test your own detective skills. You can even try out the famous skateboard! What's even better is that the Conan Cafe 🍵, Conan Village, and the museum are all conveniently located on the same street. It takes less than 5 minutes to drive from one to another, making it super easy to explore the entire Conan-themed area! It's clear how much love went into creating this place. Every corner has a little nod to the series, making it incredibly immersive and a fantastic experience for fans of all ages. You'll leave feeling inspired and perhaps a little smarter – ready to solve your next big case! #conantown #conanairport #detectiveconan #anime

I went to Hokuei-cho, Tottori Prefecture, the holy land of Detective Conan! ✨ ① Tottori Sand Dunes Conan Airport Conan characters are scattered all over the airport, and the moment you get off the plane, you're in Conan world! ! There are plenty of Conan-related spots to enjoy and photogenic places in the airport! ⭐️ ② Hakuto Shrine This is the shrine of the Inaba White Rabbit myth! There are also charms modeled after the white rabbit, and the goshuin stamps are cute! It's a roadside station so you can take a break, and the sea is right in front of you 🏖️ ③ Aoyama Gosho Hometown Museum This is a place where many works by Aoyama Gosho, a manga artist from Hokuei-cho, Tottori Prefecture, are on display! In addition to Conan, you can enjoy various things such as YAIBA and short stories before the serialization! There are also lots of Conan souvenirs, so if you're a fan, you'll definitely enjoy it ✨ ④ Boukoro This is an inn with an open-air bath on the lake that also appeared in the main story of Detective Conan! The food is delicious, the hospitality is great, and the baths are great! 🤍 ⑤ Watermelon and Nagaimo Healthy Marathon This time, I participated in the marathon to get the T-shirt that you get when you participate, but there were people of all ages at the venue! Some people even participated in cosplay as anime characters! ? After completing the marathon, you can eat Daiei watermelon and Nagaimo soup 🍉 It was great after working up a good sweat ✌️ ⑥ Daiei Elementary School This is Gosho Aoyama's alma mater! There's a statue of Conan in front of the school building! lol This time, it was a weekend, so I was able to visit, but I think there are students there on weekdays, so please check. ⑦ Tottori Sand Dunes Speaking of Tottori! This time, I mainly visited Hokuei Town, but I wanted to go to the sand dunes, so I visited them! I've been to Nakatajima Sand Dunes in Shizuoka Prefecture, but Tottori's sand dunes were also incredibly large... lol I didn't ride a camel this time, but it seems you can also ride a camel! I'd like to try it next time 😎 There was a cafe nearby where you could buy souvenirs and eat, so it was a comfortable stay! At the end, I stopped in to eat beef bone ramen, which I'd heard was famous 🍜 I thought Tottori only had sand dunes (sorry 🥲), but it turned out to be a fulfilling 2 nights and 3 days trip! #TottoriTrip #HokueiTown #DetectiveConan #DaieiWatermelon #Nebarikko #TottoriSandDunes #TottoriSandDunesConanAirport #BoukoRou #OpenAirBathOnLake #AoyamaGoshoHometownMuseum #HakutoShrine #BeefBoneRamen #SunabaCoffee

I went to a town in Tottori where you can meet Conan! The Gosho Aoyama Hometown Museum is a 19-minute walk from JR Yura Station! There is a parking lot, but the road along the way is Conan Street, and there are many bronze statues of Conan, so I recommend walking from the JR station. ✨ There is a life-sized car of Professor Agasa near the entrance, so you will be excited even before entering! The museum has various photo spots and a corner where you can actually try out tricks, making it a space that can be enjoyed by both adults and children. ♪ There are also many cute souvenirs, so please go and check it out. ✨ [Gosho Aoyama Hometown Museum] 📍Address: 1414 Yurashuku, Hokuei-cho, Tohaku-gun, Tottori 689-2221 🕰️Opening hours: 9:30-17:30 💰Price per person: Adults ¥700 #AbsolutelyFreeTrip

#cityplaybook Step into the hometown of the creator of Detective Conan, and explore a town that brings the beloved manga to life! Hokuei, in Tottori Prefecture, is filled with Conan-themed spots, making it a dream destination for fans. 🧩 Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory The highlight of the trip! Explore original sketches, life-size characters, mystery-solving exhibits, and even a replica of Professor Agasa’s inventions. ☕ Café Poirot Inspired by the café in the manga, this cozy spot is perfect for relaxing after your exploration. The Conan-themed menu and interior are a treat for fans! Why I recommend this area: ・Perfect for Detective Conan fans — the entire town celebrates the series ・A fun and interactive experience for all ages with lots of photo spots! 📍Hokuei, Tottori Prefecture #DetectiveConan #GoshoAoyama #AnimePilgrimage #TottoriTrip #CityPlaybook #ConanTown #JapanTravel

#May Travel Support Fund Yonago was a quiet city with hidden charms. The city of Yonago was a good mix of cute shops and local businesses, making it easy to take a leisurely stroll, and the city itself was not too big, making it easy to explore leisurely. The ruins of Yonago Castle were located high up, so the view was clear, allowing me to see Yonago City and the surrounding scenery at a glance. Although only traces of the castle itself remain, the stone steps and the old castle walls were enough to give me a sense of history. The Conan Museum in Hokuei-cho is a must-see for fans of Detective Conan. This is the hometown of author Gosho Aoyama, and the entire town is decorated with a Conan theme, so you can find traces of Conan everywhere you go, not just in the museum, but also in the station, streets, and sculptures. The museum is filled with manuscripts, setting drawings, and experiential exhibits, stimulating fans’ hearts. The Tottori Sand Dunes in Tottori City were definitely a unique sight, worthy of being the representative attraction of this region. The sand dunes that spread out like a desert are so exotic that it’s surprising that such a place exists in Japan, and the wide open view when you climb up and look out over the ocean is impressive. If you go when the weather is good, you can take good pictures, and you can also enjoy activities such as camel riding. Mizuki Shigeru Road in Sakaiminato City is a street where monsters and legends live and breathe. The monster characters of the author Mizuki Shigeru are installed as statues all over the street, so it feels like you’re playing a game of “monster hunting” while walking. There are many stores selling related goods on the street, and some stores even sell snacks shaped like monster characters, which was fun. There were many families visiting, and it’s a structure that you can enjoy even if you don’t know the characters.

Hokuei Town is full of Conan elements. We drove there and found different surprises to check in from the Gosho Aoyama Memorial Hall all the way to Yura Station! Being a Conan fan is so satisfying!

Speaking of Tottori, it's the Tottori Sand Dunes🏜️ The only coastal sand dune in Japan designated as a natural monument✨ After climbing the steep slope, you'll be enchanted by the Sea of ​​Japan that spreads out before you🌊 Then, we went to the Aoyama Gosho Hometown Museum where you can meet Detective Conan! We had fun with the exhibition of posters of all his works and the quiz machine✨ In Shimane Prefecture, we went to Izumo Taisha Shrine, which is famous for matchmaking⛩️ The Shimanekko were too cute😍 We went to the ancient inn, Kagumo🏨 We were healed by the natural hot springs♨️ We rented a car from Shimane to Tottori, and it took about 3 hours🚗 We drove on the highway. #EnjoyJapan #Tottori #TottoriSandDunes #DetectiveConan #TottoriSandDunesConanAirport #Shimane #IzumoTaisha #Shimanekko

#springwander A memorial museum for Takemasa Aoyama, the original author of the popular comic "Detective Conan", which is published in 25 countries around the world. In addition to the history of Mr. Aoyama, who was born in Hokuei-cho, from his childhood to his college days and his active role as a cartoonist, various materials related to "Detective Conan" will be exhibited. In the facility, an exhibition that shows the story of the birth of the representative work "Detective Conan", the original painting of Detective Conan, the process of manga production, and the secret story of creation are introduced. The museum shop "Conan Detective Agency" has a wide range of rare original souvenirs that can only be purchased here.

#AustraliaFlightEvent ❤️610Kitchen 🫶Monday ~ Sunday 11:30-15:30 It takes about 15 minutes on foot from Yura Station It's really like a residential area And when you enter the entrance, you can't see the store right away If there's a building that looks like that It's the building next to it ㅋㅋ ㅋ ㅋIt seems like it's a restaurant that mainly sells chicken While waiting in front There were many people who ordered lunch boxes in advance And took them home As expected of a Conan village, there's a Conan picture here Rose (Haibara) and Conan After waiting for about 10 minutes after it was full They guided me to a room inside where you have to take off your shoes. The hamburger was huge And one came out. There are two patties, and the bun is also very thick. I only ate a little of the patties, but it was okay. Chicken Nanban is a food that I think about every now and then because it was delicious when I ate it in Miyazaki before. There are quite a few places in Yonago that are famous for Chicken Nanban, so I ordered it while I was there. Chicken Nanban is a dish that you eat without tartar sauce on top of chicken katsu. Maybe it's because it's a chicken specialty restaurant, the chicken katsu was crispy, and the tartar sauce was just the right amount of seasoning, so it was so delicious!!! Personally, I recommend chicken nanban over burgers!! #Japan