The two *Detective Conan* movies set in Kyoto are *A Crimson Love Letter* and *Crossroads in the Labyrinth*.<\/p>\n
Both *A Crimson Love Song* and *Crossroads in the Labyrinth* feature many famous locations in Kyoto, so you\u2019ll definitely want to go on a pilgrimage to these spots, right?<\/p>\n
So, in this article, I\u2019d like to compile a list of the Kyoto locations featured in the Detective Conan films *The Crimson Love Song* and *The Crossroads of the Labyrinth*.<\/p>\n
Be sure to compare the real locations with the anime.<\/p>\n
Detective Conan: \"The Crimson Love Song\" is a movie released in 2017 and is the 21st installment in the Detective Conan theatrical film series.<\/p>\n
This story features the Hyakunin Isshu and numerous sacred sites in Kyoto.<\/p>\n
Heiji Hattori and Kazuha Toyama also appear in the story, so there might\u2014or might not\u2014be a scene or two that makes your heart skip a beat\u2026<\/p>\n
First, let\u2019s take a look at the plot summary of *Detective Conan: The Scarlet Love Song*.<\/p>\n
An explosion occurs at a television station in Osaka where a press conference for a competitive karuta tournament is being held.<\/p>\n
Detective Heiji Hattori was left behind inside, and it was Conan who rescued his childhood friend, Kazuha. In the midst of the commotion, Momiji Ooka appeared, insisting she was Heiji\u2019s fianc\u00e9e.<\/p>\n
Kogoro Mouri is at Nippon TV in Osaka to participate in a talk show.<\/p>\n
Ran and Conan are there as well, and Heiji Hattori\u2019s childhood friend, Kazuha Toyama, joins them.<\/p>\n
This has drawn attention to the fact that the studio has a traditional Hyakunin Isshu set.<\/p>\n
Mikiko, the president of the Karuta Club, is a friend of Kazuha\u2019s and had come to the recording session for the Satsuki Cup.<\/p>\n
In the hallway of that studio, Ooka Momiji and Hattori bump into each other, marking a fateful reunion, though Hattori doesn\u2019t seem to quite remember who she is.<\/p>\n
However, Ooka Momiji was moved, saying, \u201cMy future husband\u2026,\u201d and Hattori looked surprised.<\/p>\n
Just then, a threatening letter claiming that a bomb had been planted at the TV station arrived, forcing everyone to evacuate.<\/p>\n
However, in an effort to protect the traditional Hyakunin Isshu, Mirai-ko went back to retrieve it, but an explosion occurred, and she was injured.<\/p>\n
Since Hattori and Kazuha were too slow to escape, they head for the rooftop.<\/p>\n
Just then, Conan rushed to the rescue on his skateboard.<\/p>\n
He skillfully uses his suspenders to lower Hattori and Kazuha to safety, but as the flames approach, Conan is the only one left behind.<\/p>\n
After some trial and error, Conan decided to take a gamble: he used his skateboard to spin the large antenna around and then jumped into the river.<\/p>\n
However, just as he was about to fall short, Hattori skillfully caught Conan.<\/p>\n
So, everything turned out all right.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, Mikiko was injured while trying to protect the Hyakunin Isshu.<\/p>\n
I was diagnosed with a fracture at the hospital, so I won't be able to compete in the Satsuki Cup.<\/p>\n
Mirai is worried that if she doesn't perform well, the Karuta Club at Kaibo Academy will be disbanded, so she asks Kazuha to compete in her place.<\/p>\n
Of course, Kazuha had no tournament experience, but when Ooka Momiji challenged Hattori to a match with Hattori\u2019s life on the line, she decided to enter the tournament.<\/p>\n
And then, leading up to the karuta tournament, the most skilled member of the Satsuki-kai was murdered, and a series of incidents occurred\u2026<\/p>\n
Detective Conan: The Crossroads in the Labyrinth is a movie released in 2003 and is the seventh film in the Detective Conan movie series.<\/p>\n
In this story, Heiji Hattori plays an active role in solving the case, and numerous iconic locations in Kyoto make an appearance.<\/p>\n
First, let's take a look at the synopsis of *Detective Conan: The Crossroads in the Labyrinth*.<\/p>\n
Members of the \"Genji Hotaru\" gang\u2014which targets only antique artworks\u2014are being killed one after another.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, Conan had traveled to Kyoto with Kogoro, Ran, and the others to search for a sacred Buddhist statue that had been stolen eight years earlier.<\/p>\n
Eventually, Conan, suspicious of the Genji Fireflies, begins investigating the matter alongside high school detective Heiji Hattori.<\/p>\n
A series of murders has occurred in which five members of \u201cGenji Hotaru,\u201d a theft ring specializing in antique art, were killed one after another in Kyoto, Osaka, and Tokyo.<\/p>\n
Heiji Hattori, intrigued by the case, went undercover in Kyoto.<\/p>\n
It was also the temple where, as a child, Hattori had fallen in love at first sight with a girl singing \u201cYome Sanroku Kaku Tako Nishiki.\u201d<\/p>\n
Heiji, who is searching for that girl, picked up a beautiful, sparkling crystal ball, and I hear he still carries it with him to this day, cherishing it as a memento of his first love.<\/p>\n
Upon learning this, her childhood friend Kazuha found herself in a complicated state of mind.<\/p>\n
Kogoro Mouri was asked by the head priest of Sann\u014d-ji Temple to solve the mystery of a secret Buddha statue that had been stolen long ago.<\/p>\n
After that incident, Ran and Conan also came to Kyoto, and upon learning that \u201cGenji Hotaru\u201d was the one who stole this secret Buddha statue, they teamed up with Hattori to solve the case.<\/p>\n
Both *Crimson Love Song* and *Crossroads in the Labyrinth* are *Detective Conan* theatrical films, and both are set in Kyoto.<\/p>\n
That\u2019s why there are so many places where you can go on a pilgrimage to sacred sites! \u266a<\/p>\n
Be sure to visit the \"Detective Conan\" locations when you're sightseeing.<\/p>\n
Did Ooka Momiji ever expect that Toyama Kazuha would make it this far?<\/p>\n
In a way, it feels like a battle among women over Heiji Hattori, doesn't it\u2026?<\/p>\n
The model for Satsukido\u2014where Ooka Momiji and Toyama Kazuha face off in the Hyakunin Isshu finals\u2014is the Saga Arashiyama Bunka-kan.<\/p>\n
The area was filled with beautiful autumn foliage, creating such a lovely atmosphere, didn't it?<\/p>\n
When the movie was released in 2017, the venue was known as the former Kokura Hyakunin Isshu Hall, Shigure-den, but it was renovated and renamed the Saga Arashiyama Bunka-kan in 2018.<\/p>\n
The Saga Arashiyama Bunka-kan, operated by the Kokura Hyakunin Isshu Cultural Foundation, a public interest incorporated foundation.<\/p>\n
Located in Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City, this museum exhibits art associated with Kyoto, such as Japanese paintings and the *Hyakunin Isshu*.<\/p>\n
The magnificent 120-tatami-mat grand hall is adorned with numerous Japanese paintings, and you\u2019re sure to be awestruck by Japanese art.<\/p>\n
11 Sagatenryuji Mugino-Baba-cho, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture<\/p>\n
075-882-1111<\/p>\n
About a 14-minute walk from \"Saga-Arashiyama Station\" on the San'in Main Line (Sagano Line)<\/p>\n
\"Togetsukyo ~Thinking of You~\" by Mai Kuraki, the ending theme for *Karakurenai no Koika*.<\/p>\n
As the title suggests, the Togetsukyo Bridge makes an appearance.<\/p>\n
Mai Kuraki's singing voice is beautiful, and the video features the atmospheric Togetsukyo Bridge in Kyoto, which perfectly complements her voice.<\/p>\n
As Ran walked among the couples strolling through the streets of Kyoto, she looked at Shinichi with a wistful expression\u2026 but the way she noticed Conan at the Togetsukyo Bridge and smiled was truly touching, wasn\u2019t it?<\/p>\n
It became a major talking point because the song was said to go so well with the Togetsukyo Bridge.<\/p>\n
The 155-meter-long Togetsukyo Bridge, which spans the Katsura River, offers views of the river and the mountains of Sagano, creating a truly beautiful scene.<\/p>\n
This spot is also famous as one of the most iconic landmarks of Saga-Arashiyama, which was immortalized in a poem by Emperor Kameyama; it is said that the bridge was built by the monk D\u014dsh\u014d during the J\u014dwa era (834\u2013848),<\/p>\n
You can enjoy the many different facets of Togetsukyo Bridge\u2014cherry blossoms in spring, autumn foliage in fall, and snowy landscapes in winter\u2014all in the same place.<\/p>\n
Saga Nakanojima-cho, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture<\/p>\n
075-343-0548<\/p>\n
About a 2-minute walk from \"Arashiyama Station\" on the Keifuku Electric Railway (Randen)<\/p>\n
https:\/\/ja.kyoto.travel\/tourism\/single01.php?category_id=8&tourism_id=2682<\/a><\/p>\n https:\/\/kyotreat.jp\/post-2401\/<\/a><\/p>\n In the ending sequence of *Karako no Kouta*, we see scenes of Kyoto, don't we?<\/p>\n In that ending scene, the grounds of \"Enk\u014d-ji\" are shown.<\/p>\n The camera pans across the beautiful scenery of Enk\u014d-ji Temple, including \u014ckyo\u2019s Bamboo Grove, the Ten Oxen Garden, the Jiz\u014d statue, and the water basin.<\/p>\n The Garden of the Ten Oxen is based on the \u201cTen Oxen\u201d paintings, which depict a herdsboy driving cattle, and is famous as a strolling garden with a pond and springs built in the early modern period.<\/p>\n Around fall, the scenery of the autumn foliage\u2014just like something out of a movie\u2014is sure to be breathtaking.<\/p>\n Enk\u014d-ji, a temple of the Rinzai Zen Nanzen-ji school located in Ichij\u014d-ji, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto, was founded in 1601 by Tokugawa Ieyasu.<\/p>\n It is very famous as a spot for autumn foliage, where you can enjoy the fiery red leaves.<\/p>\n A cute little Jiz\u014d statue buried in the autumn foliage also appears in the movie, so be sure to keep an eye out for it.<\/p>\n Places like the \u201cTen Oxen Garden\u201d\u2014a picture-frame garden\u2014are as beautiful as a painting, and visitors can enjoy their ever-changing scenery throughout the four seasons.<\/p>\n 13 Ichij\u014dji Kotani-ch\u014d, Saky\u014d-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture<\/p>\n 075-781-8025<\/p>\n About a 17-minute walk from the \"Ichij\u014dji\" stop on the Eizan Electric Railway<\/p>\n https:\/\/www.enkouji.jp\/<\/a><\/p>\n https:\/\/kyotreat.jp\/post-1194\/<\/a><\/p>\n Several locations featured in the end credits of *Karakurenai no Kouta* are shown, but among them, \u201cTofukuji Temple\u201d is particularly famous for its autumn foliage.<\/p>\n About 2,000 maple trees are planted on the temple grounds, and visitors can enjoy a magnificent view when autumn arrives.<\/p>\n Also, in the movie *Crossroads of the Labyrinth*, a temple called \u201cGyokury\u016b-ji\u201d appears.<\/p>\n This is the temple where Hattori and the culprit fight at the end of the movie.<\/p>\n Although this temple does not actually exist in Kyoto, it is said to be modeled after Ninnaji and Tofukuji.<\/p>\n \"Tofukuji,\" the head temple of the Tofukuji branch of the Rinzai school of Zen Buddhism, located in Honmachi 15-chome, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto City.<\/p>\n It is said to have been founded by Enni in 1236.<\/p>\n This is a large temple complex with 25 sub-temples, and it houses Important Cultural Properties, National Treasures, and National Scenic Spots.<\/p>\n Be sure to take a look around and see the Sanmon Gate (a designated cultural property), the Song Dynasty edition of the *Taiping Yulan*, the colored silk painting of Master Wuzhun, J\u014draku-an, the Zen Hall, the Engetsu Bridge, the colored silk painting of the Three Buddhas of Shakyamuni, the wooden seated statue of Jiz\u014d Bosatsu, and the garden.<\/p>\n 15-778 Honmachi, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto<\/p>\n 075-561-0087<\/p>\n About a 10-minute walk from \"Tofukuji Station\" on the JR Nara Line<\/p>\n https:\/\/tofukuji.jp\/<\/a><\/p>\n In the ending sequence of *Karakurenai no Kouta*, where scenes of autumn foliage are shown, \u201cTenry\u016b-ji\u201d appears in some of these scenes.<\/p>\n The peak season for autumn foliage is generally said to be from mid-November to early December, and if you visit during this time, you\u2019ll be able to enjoy a crimson landscape that looks like a scene from a movie.<\/p>\n This historic temple, which has stood for 680 years, is registered as a World Heritage Site as a cultural asset of the ancient capital of Kyoto, so be sure to visit and compare it to the movie.<\/p>\n \"Tenry\u016b-ji,\" the head temple of the Tenry\u016b-ji branch of the Rinzai school of Zen Buddhism, located in Mugi-no-Baba-ch\u014d, Saga Tenry\u016b-ji, Uky\u014d Ward, Kyoto City.<\/p>\n This temple, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was founded in 1345.<\/p>\n While the autumn foliage is certainly beautiful, the site also houses many Important Cultural Properties\u2014including gardens designated as National Special Places of Scenic Beauty, as well as a colored silk painting of National Master Mus\u014d, a colored silk painting of the Bodhisattva Kannon, and a wooden seated statue of Shakyamuni Buddha\u2014so please be sure to explore them all.<\/p>\n 68 Sagano-baba-cho, Tenryuji, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto<\/p>\n 075-881-1235<\/p>\n https:\/\/www.tenryuji.com\/<\/a><\/p>\n https:\/\/kyotreat.jp\/post-1809\/<\/a><\/p>\n \"Benkei Stone,\" which stands quietly in a corner of the townscape at the Crossroads of the Labyrinth, has made its appearance.<\/p>\n Conan and Heiji stopped by here to look for clues in the case, didn't they?<\/p>\n The Benkei Stone is located in the space beneath the stairs, and the stairs and the surrounding scenery are depicted with remarkable realism.<\/p>\n This is also the spot\u2014Benkei-ishi\u2014where I met Inspector Ayakoji, who was accompanied by a squirrel.<\/p>\n This area is located in Benkeiishi-cho, east of Sanjo Fuyacho in Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto City; the name of the stone is the origin of the address.<\/p>\n Benkei lived in Sanjo Kyogoku, further east than this spot, when he was a child, and it is said that this \u201cBenkei Stone\u201d was the stone he loved; it is said to have been moved to the Takadate area of Oshu after his death.<\/p>\n 245-1 Yamazaki-cho, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture<\/p>\n About a 5-minute walk from \"Kyoto Shiyakusho-mae Station\" on the Kyoto Municipal Subway Tozai Line<\/p>\n https:\/\/kyotreat.jp\/post-1817\/<\/a><\/p>\n \"Gojo Ohashi,\" the bridge where Conan and Heiji meet in a scene from the movie *The Crossroads in the Labyrinth*.<\/p>\n This place is about a 15-minute walk from Y\u014dgen-in, which appears in a movie.<\/p>\n There's a scene where Conan is struggling to find any clues in nature when Heiji approaches from behind.<\/p>\n It was really cool when Conan stood on the railing, wasn't it?<\/p>\n It is famous as the sacred site where Heiji and Conan met up.<\/p>\n This bridge spans the Kamo River in Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture, and has a total length of 67 meters.<\/p>\n You can see the Kamogawa River and Higashiyama Ward, and enjoy views of the mountains.<\/p>\n According to legend, Minamoto no Yoshitsune\u2014known as Ushiwakamaru\u2014and Benkei met on this Gojo Bridge at the end of the Heian period.<\/p>\n If you walk west across the bridge, you'll find a statue of Ushiwakamaru and Benkei in the midst of a battle. It's small and charming, so be sure to take a look while you're there.<\/p>\n 798 Toshimachi, Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture<\/p>\n About a 3-minute walk from Kiyomizu-Gojo Station on the Keihan Railway<\/p>\n https:\/\/kyotreat.jp\/post-1817\/<\/a><\/p>\n Midway through the movie *The Crossroads in the Labyrinth*, Heiji and Conan set out into Mount Kurama.<\/p>\n Heiji was attacked by the culprit with a bow and arrow, but Conan noticed just in the nick of time, so nothing serious happened.<\/p>\n There's also a scene where Heiji and Conan chase after the suspect, who is fleeing on a motorcycle, at high speed on their own motorcycles.<\/p>\n It was the head priest of Kurama-ji Temple, Gaya Fud\u014d-d\u014d, who came here to investigate this Yoshitsune-d\u014d.<\/p>\n By the way, the illustration of the stairs at Kurama-dera Temple was also used as the model for the poster for *Crossroads in the Labyrinth*.<\/p>\n If you climb Mount Kurama in Sakyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture, you\u2019ll find Kurama-dera Temple.<\/p>\n Further in from here is the \u201cS\u014dsh\u014dga-dani Fud\u014d-d\u014d.\u201d<\/p>\n This site is surrounded by a forest and features two halls: the Yoshitsune-d\u014d, which enshrines Minamoto no Yoshitsune\u2014known as Ushiwakamaru\u2014and the Fud\u014d-d\u014d, which enshrines a statue of Fud\u014d My\u014d\u014d said to have been carved by the Great Master Dengy\u014d.<\/p>\n It is said that this is where Ushiwakamaru and the Kurama Tengu met, and it serves as the inspiration for the Noh play \u201cKurama Tengu.\u201d<\/p>\n Kurama Honmachi, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture<\/p>\n 075-741-2003<\/p>\n A 5-minute walk from Kurama Station on the Eizan Electric Railway<\/p>\n https:\/\/www.yoritomo-japan.com\/nara-kyoto\/kuramadera\/kuramadera-fudo.html<\/a><\/p>\n https:\/\/kyotreat.jp\/post-1817\/<\/a><\/p>\n \"Bukko-ji Temple,\" located southeast of Shijo-Karasuma.<\/p>\n Conan, Heiji, and Ran visit the Crossroads of the Labyrinth to uncover the truth behind the incident.<\/p>\n In the movie, a stone monument marking the site of Gyokuryu-ji Temple appears near Bukko-ji Temple, but this is a fictional temple, and unfortunately, the actual site seems to be a parking lot now\u2026<\/p>\n Therefore, if you\u2019re planning a pilgrimage to the sacred sites at the Crossroads of the Labyrinth, we recommend visiting Bukko-ji Temple.<\/p>\n \"Bukko-ji,\" the head temple of the Jodo Shinshu Bukko-ji School, located in Shinkaicho, Takakura-dori, Bukko-ji-sagaru, Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto City.<\/p>\n This place was built by Shinran in 1320.<\/p>\n Although Buk\u014d-ji is sometimes written as \u201cBuk\u014d-ji,\u201d the official spelling is \u4f5b\u5149\u5bfa.<\/p>\n This site features numerous highlights, including a wooden standing statue of Prince Sh\u014dtoku, a colored ink painting on paper depicting the lineage of the Ichiry\u016b school, and a wooden standing statue of Amida Buddha\u2014all designated as Important Cultural Properties.<\/p>\n 397 Shinkaicho, Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture<\/p>\n 075-341-3321<\/p>\n About a 2-minute walk from \"Shijo Station\"<\/p>\n https:\/\/www.bukkoji.or.jp\/<\/a><\/p>\n In the middle of *The Crossroads of the Labyrinth*, after Conan and Heiji reunite with the Junior Detective League, Genta gets lost and they go looking for him, right?<\/p>\n I think there was a scene where Genta got lost and was waiting there, feeling lonely.<\/p>\n The place where Genta was waiting was the \u201cRokkaku-do.\u201d<\/p>\n Rokkaku-d\u014d was founded by Prince Sh\u014dtoku in the second year of Emperor Y\u014dmei\u2019s reign (587).<\/p>\n As the name suggests, its defining feature is its hexagonal shape.<\/p>\n It is said that the Rokkaku-do was built to pray for the purification of the six sense organs\u2014the eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, and mind\u2014so that the six human desires (worldly passions) might be eliminated and one might attain perfection.<\/p>\n 248 D\u014dmae-ch\u014d, Nakagy\u014d-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture<\/p>\n 075-221-2686<\/p>\n About a 3-minute walk from \"Karasuma-Oike Station\"<\/p>\n https:\/\/www.ikenobo.jp\/rokkakudo\/<\/a><\/p>\nRelated Articles<\/h3>\n
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