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'Til Death Do Us Part

2022-12-13T13:53:28Z

Alan Jojo: Added details to the last scene

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1066
| int-episode = 1123
| image = TV Episode 1066.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|死が二人を分かつまで}} (Shi ga Futari o Wakatsu Made)
| rating = 7.1%
| Filler case number = #381
| airdate = December 3, 2022
| season = [[Season 31|31]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Kazunobu Chiba]]
| solved-by = [[Kogoro Mouri]] (via [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]])
| next-conan-hint = Schedule
| case =
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Akatsuki Yamatoya]]
| storyboard = [[Hatsuki Tsuji]]
| producer = [[Akira Yoshimura]]
| animation-director = [[Seiji Muta]] (supervisor) [[Asuka Tsubuki]] [[Yui Ushinohama]] [[Miho Tanaka]] [[Kana Aoki]] [[Yoshitsugu Hatano]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Rei Masunaga]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Isshin Chiba]] as [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Hirohiko Kakegawa]] as Nobuteru Yokoyama [[Hisafumi Oda]] as Shinpo Yokoyama [[Yoshihisa Kawahara]] as Gakuto Yamada [[Yukiyo Fujii]] as Hiroko Nagashima [[Atsumi Tanezaki]] as Naho Mizuguchi [[Sumire Uesaka]] as Sayoko Imamura [[Mitsuru Miyamoto]] as Alex Harutoshi Kawasu
| opening-song = SPARKLE
| closing-song = Playmaker
| prev-episode = Detectives Don't Sleep
| next-episode =
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|死が二人を分かつまで|Shi ga Futari o Wakatsu Made}} is the 1066th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
{{Gadget|Anywhere Ball Dispensing Belt}}
{{Gadget|Power-Enhancing Kick Shoes}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
Kogoro, along with Conan, is invited to the wedding of an acquantaince's son, but suddenly the bride, Sayoko Imamura, says that she doesn't feels well and collapses. She was poisoned.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP1066 Case.jpg
| location = Wedding hall
| victim = Sayoko Imamura
| age = 24 years old
| time = 13:22pm
| cause-death = Mushroom poisoning
| suspects = Shinpo Yokoyama, Hiroko Nagashima, Alex Harutoshi Kawasu, Gakuto Yamada, Naho Mizuguchi and Nobuteru Yokoyama
| description = After entering the wedding hall, she suddenly says that she doesn't feels well and collapses, dying at the scene.
}}

There are numerous suspects that said supsicious things when the murder happened. But who is the real culprit and what is the motive behind this tragedy on a happy day?

=== People ===
{{People|Sayoko Imamura|Sayoko Imamura.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* 24 years old
* Housekeeper
* Bride}}
{{People|Shinpo Yokoyama|Shinpo Yokoyama.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Office worker
* Groom}}
{{People|Hiroko Nagashima|Hiroko Nagashima.jpg|
* 23 years old
* Wedding planner}}
{{People|Alex Harutoshi Kawasu|Alex Harutoshi Kawasu.jpg|
* 58 years old
* Priest}}
{{People|Gakuto Yamada|Gakuto Yamada.jpg|
* 27 years old
* Office worker
* Shinpo's friend}}
{{People|Naho Mizuguchi|Naho Mizuguchi.jpg|
* 23 years old
* Office worker
* Sayoko's friend}}
{{People|Nobuteru Yokoyama|Nobuteru Yokoyama.jpg|
* 57 years old
* Executive
* Shinpo's father
* Kogoro's acquaintance}}
{{People|Woman A|EP1066 WomanA.jpg|
* Sayoko's friend}}
{{People|Woman B|EP1066 WomanB.jpg|
* Sayoko's friend}}
{{People|Dog|EP1066 Dog.jpg|
* Shinpo's dog}}
{{People|Man|EP1066 Man.jpg|
* Izakaya employee}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>Many people had a motive:

* Nobuteru Yokoyama hired a detective and he discovered Sayoko's history with men, but his son didn't listen to it.
* Sayoko two timed Shinpo with Gakuto Yamada, and with Sayoko dead Gakuto will be able to get a new love.
* Hiroko Nagashima was angry at the bride's decisions during the wedding preparations.
* Naho Mizuguchi, who was the victim's friend since school complained how she had numerous boyfriends and broke up with them after. That's why she said that Sayoko got what she deserved and knew something terrible will happen to her.

It turns out the poisoned food were the chocolates, and the groom's father becomes the main suspect. But Conan notices something strange, and after asking the wedding planner Hiroko Nagashima about her schedule and finding some clues, he solves the case.

The culprit followed Nobuteru to the shop where he buys a chocolate for the victim, after that the culprit buys the same chocolate but poisons it to frame the victim's father-in-law for the murder. The true culprit is '''Alex Harutoshi Kawasu''', who manipulated the leash of the dog and hided a shoe from the bride to delay the ceremony and make the victim die when the couple kiss (13:45), but instead she died before (13:22). That's also what he meant with the statmenet he said "It's too soon", talking about the time of death, so after that he changed the phrase by saying that she was too young. He also keeps the poisoned chocolates because it will seem suspicious to throw them away in front of people. He wants to avenge his son, who was one of Sayoko's numerous boyfriends, who after being dumped by her, he had a traffic accident and died. He tries to committing suicide with a hidden poison bottle, but he is stopped by Conan with his soccer ball.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted Suicide
| image = EP1066 Case2.jpg
| location = Wedding hall
| victim = Alex Harutoshi Kawasu
| age = 58 years old
| cause-death = Poison
| cause-death-label = Modus operandi
}}
</spoiler>

After the case, Kogoro drunkenly said if Ran ever gets married, he will cry and beat the groom into a bloody pulp. While this traumatizes Conan, Kogoro states that he will never let Ran marry.

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 31]]

{{Season 31}}

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Season 20

2022-11-28T11:05:09Z

Alan Jojo: Added link to India in Wikipedia

Season 20 aired from February 19, 2011 to February 11, 2012.

== List of episodes ==

The following is a list of episodes of Season 20.
<onlyinclude>
{{BeginTable Season}}

{{SeasonItem|606|657|[[Courtroom Confrontation IV: Juror Sumiko Kobayashi|Courtroom Confrontation IV: Juror Sumiko Kobayashi (Part 1)]]|February 19, 2011|next-conan-hint=Painting
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=Sumiko Kobayashi is called to be a jury for a murder Tadashi Ishigaki. Toshio Iwamatsu, a burglar who broke into Ishigaki's home, is held accounted for the murder and Eri Kisaki is assigned as his attorney and Reiko Kujo acts as the prosecutor. Kogoro, Ran, and Conan attend the hearing where Ishigaki's housemaid and brother-in-law deliver their testimonies of discovering the body. Unable to find the murder weapon, the court ends without a decision and will resume the day after. During the session, Sumiko notes aloud that the painting in Ishigaki's room is upside down prompting Kogoro and Conan to investigate the room. Inside the painting, they find a document stating Iwamatsu borrowed money from Ishigaki. Conan deduces the culprit took a document and placed the painting upside down in his rush and discovers that a vase in the room is missing after Ishigaki's murder.}}

{{SeasonItem|607|658|[[Courtroom Confrontation IV: Juror Sumiko Kobayashi|Courtroom Confrontation IV: Juror Sumiko Kobayashi (Part 2)]]|February 26, 2011|next-conan-hint=Vase
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=Due to the housemaid's behavior, Conan pressures the housemaid about the vase. That night, Kogoro and Conan ambush her in the middle of returning the vase to the crime scene. The next day, court resumes and Reiko presents the documents pertaining Ishigaki's burrowed money and the murder weapon found in a distant pound. Eri calls the maid up as a witness who explains she found the vase at a garbage collection point. Eri then calls upon Kogoro whom Conan tranquilizes and reveals the culprit to be the brother-in-law, Toru Tsukano. Conan explains that after Tsukano murdered Ishigaki, he took a document, hunt up the painting, and hid behind the door as Iwamatsu entered the room and knocks the vase to Tsukano's feet. Tsukano hides the knife and gloves inside the vase and leaves the vase at the garbage collection point and establish and alibi. He then afterwards placed the knife in the park and disposes the gloves he used to commit the murder. As evidence, a bloody fingerprint is found in the vase. Tsukano confesses and reveals he embezzled money from Ishigaki whom took his sister's deed to a land as a result and enraging Tsukano to murder him. In the end Iwamatsu is cleared of murder charges and Tsukano will be trailed for murder.}}

{{SeasonItem|608|659|[[White Day of Betrayal|White Day of Betrayal (Part 1)]]|March 5, 2011|next-conan-hint=Sour
|manga-source=[[Volume 69#White Day Murder Case|V69 - F7~9]] (725-727)
|promance=While reading Ran's palm, Hoshie suggests Ran and Shinichi will get together at the end of a dramatic event.
|summary= Kogoro, Ran and Conan are invited to the sweet maker's White Day Party. Urai; the present of the company along with his wife, Hoshie; the vice president of the company invites them to the party. Urai and Hoshie invite the famous "Sleeping Kogoro" to thank him for co-operation in the commercial promoting the chocolate. While there, the present of the company is murdered. The culprit tried to make it look like a suicide but Conan thinks it was a homicide. Conan has a feeling that the culprit is the wife, Hoshie; will Conan be able to prove it though?}}

{{SeasonItem|609|660|[[White Day of Betrayal|White Day of Betrayal (Part 2)]]|March 19, 2011|next-conan-hint=Lemon
|manga-source=[[Volume 69#White Day Murder Case|V69 - F7~9]] (725-727)
|promance=Midori, Sato, Sumiko, Eri, Sonoko, and Ran each receive White Day gifts from Juzo, Takagi, Shiratori, Kogoro, Makoto, and Shinichi.
|summary= Conan finds proof that this case is not a suicide but a homicide. Although the murderer hid and disposed of the evidence really well; they eventually found proof that can identify the murderer. Conan; using "Sleeping Kogoro" reveals the trick to the case and the murderer. The murder is in fact the wife, Hoshie. It is revealed that she killed him because he made her former boyfriend commit suicide. After the case; Juzo gives a call to Midori to get her to find her White Day Gift, Sato finds Takagi's chocolate in the glove compartment, Kobayashi receives Shiratori's gifts, Eri eats Kogoro's chocolate and Ran is disappointed that Shinichi did not give her a White Day Present when Sonoko got one from Makoto. When she looks in the mail box and thinks it is mail for Kogoro; it turns out to be cough drops from Shinichi.}}

{{SeasonItem|460|500|[[Class 1-B's Great Operation!#Remastered_version|Class 1-B's Great Operation! (Remastered)<ref name="fremr"/>]]|March 26, 2011|next-conan-hint=N/A
|manga-source=[[Volume 53#Kobayashi-sensei's Mystery|V53 - F5~6]] (548-549)
|pnew=First appearance of [[Maria Higashio]].
|summary=The teacher of the Detective Boys decides to give the class a mental test. Conan is called by the teacher so the class must solve it without him. They solve it with the help of two silent out-casted students. It turns out it was a plan to include the new students so they feel more involved.

''Note: No Conan's Hint was given for this episode because of uncertainty of Conan's next airdate likely due to the March 2011 Tsunami.''
|type=remaster
}}

{{SeasonItem|43|44|[[Conan Edogawa Kidnapping Case#Remastered_version|Conan Edogawa Kidnapping Case (Remastered)]]|April 2, 2011|next-conan-hint=N/A
|manga-source=[[Volume 5#Conan Kidnapping Case|V5 - F10]] ~ [[Volume 6#Conan Kidnapping Case|V6 - F1]] (049-051)
|pnew=Shinichi's parents, [[Yusaku Kudo]] and [[Yukiko Kudo]] are introduced.
|summary=Conan gets kidnapped by the [[Black Organization]]! What will they do to him and how will he escape?!
|type=remaster}}

{{SeasonItem|610|661|[[The Victim is Shinichi Kudo]]|April 9, 2011|next-conan-hint=Charcoal stove
|manga-source=[[Volume 70#Demon Dog Murder Case|V70 - F5~6]] (734-735)
|phh=
|summary=Heiji and Kazuha arrive at the Mouri Detective agency revealing he was hired by a man named Shinichi Inubushi, one of the eight illegitimate children of the rich Tsunechika Inubushi. After Tsunechika's death, the health of his wife, Satomi, begins to fail and subsequently two of the illegitimate children are murdered. Believing the murderer is after the inheritance, Shinichi surrenders his share and takes up his mother's surname, Kudo, and has Heiji investigate the murders. Heiji and Conan drop by Kudo's home only to find out from his personal care assistant, Funae Abukawa, that he is asleep. After half an hour, they discover Kudo dead from Carbon monoxide poisoning caused by a single charcoal burner. Their investigation reveals Abukawa is the murderer, as Kudo's body revealed he died much earlier and a single charcoal burner would take too long to fill the entire room. Abukawa confesses to have set up the crime scene but explains she found Kudo dead in his closet and was threatened by the murderer to cover that fact. Heiji and Conan discover a pink pearl in Kudo's mouth and perceive it as a dying message to indicate the murderer.}}

{{SeasonItem|611|662|[[Inubushi Castle, The Ablazed Demon Dog|Inubushi Castle, The Ablazed Demon Dog (Will-o'-The-Wisp Chapter)]]|April 16, 2011|next-conan-hint=Spheres
|manga-source=[[Volume 70#Demon Dog Murder Case|V70 - F7~11]] (736-740)
|phh=
|summary= Conan and Heiji decide to pay a visit to the Inubushi Castle along with Kogoro, Ran and Kazuha to find out more about the dying message. On the way there, they almost drive off a cliff but they are warned by Miyuki Inubushi; one of the adopted children and they stopped just in time. Miyuki leads them to the house where they meet three more of the eight adopted children: Takako Inubushi, Tomoaki Inubushi and Yoshiya Inubushi. They also hear about one of the myths of a blazed demon dog that has cursed the Inubushi Castle. The myth states that one of the ancestors burned a dog alive when the only daughter of the Inubushi family went missing. They searched for her but when the Inubushi dog came back with the daughter in it's jaws, injured and near death; the master of the house whipped the dog endlessly and then set it on fire. But when the daughter regained consciousness, she told the master that the dog saved her as she was lost in the mountains and collapsed. But he regretted his actions and made proper grave for the dog; the next day, there was a fire and the only one that did not make it out of the fire was the master. Since then, it was said that the castle has been cursed. When Conan, Heiji, Kogoro, Ran, Kazuha and Miyuki go to see the grave of the demon dog below the cliff, Saki, one of the adopted children; goes over the cliff with her bicycle and falls right in front of them and claims that she was chased by a fiery demon dog, she dies later because of this. They all find out that near the murders of the other children, there were some sort of spheres near by so Conan and Heiji go to investigate.}}

{{SeasonItem|612|663|[[Inubushi Castle, The Ablazed Demon Dog|Inubushi Castle, The Ablazed Demon Dog (Footsteps Chapter)]]|April 23, 2011|next-conan-hint=Onion
|manga-source=[[Volume 70#Demon Dog Murder Case|V70 - F7~11]] (736-740)
|phh=
|summary= Heiji, Conan, Mouri and Detective Yamamura discovered that before Saki died, there was a call place from the Inubushi Castle. Ran and Kazuha decide to help out around the house so Miyuki asks them to feed the dog Hachi; just then, the blazed demon dog appears. The blazed demon dog begins to chase Ran and Kazuha; luckily, they were able to get in the house before it caught up. Back at the crime scene of the cliff, Heiji and Conan determine that the marble and the other spheres at the crime scene had nothing to do with the case. After that, Heiji gets a call from Kazuha who tells him what had happened. They realize that the dog maybe raise at a cabin in the forest. Just then, Tomoaki, another adopted child; gets pounced on by the demon dog.}}

{{SeasonItem|613|664|[[Inubushi Castle, The Ablazed Demon Dog|Inubushi Castle, The Ablazed Demon Dog (Chapter of Princess)]]|April 30, 2011|next-conan-hint=Prayer beads
|manga-source=[[Volume 70#Demon Dog Murder Case|V70 - F7~11]] (736-740)
|phh=
|summary=Miyuki informed Conan and Heiji about the story of how are they named, the two detective think that there is some mystery behind those names that will lead in solving the case. Conan and Heiji found an evidence in the place where Tomoaki got pounced by the demon dog. While Conan, Heiji, Kazuha and Ran are eating they're dinner they learned that Satomi collapsed, when the party arrived in the room where Satomi is they found prayer beads that leads Conan and Heiji to another clue in solving the case. In the middle of the night while everybody is resting Ran asked Kazuha to accompany her to the toilet, still afraid of the demon dog. Mouri mocks Ran that she is not a child anymore so she should go to the toilet alone. Ran and Kazuha told Mouri about how Conan and Heiji already know who is the suspect among the adopted children. When Ran and Kazuha told Mouri that Conan and Heiji told them that Satomi deliberately got out of her futon and get the prayer beads and how she removed the other beads so that only eight would remain, the folklore during the Edo period named, Nansou Satomi Hakkenden came to his mind and told the two ladies about how it is connected with the adopted children's names. Learning that Miyuki might be the suspect both Kazuha and Ran went to Heiji and Con's futon only to learn that they are not there. When they left their room they learned that Miyuki left the house leaving behind a letter that she would atone for the killings that she've done. All them looked for Miyuki and arrived at the cabin that they previously found and saw Miyuki's motorcycle there. The demon dog later appeared and charged towards the cabin but Conan bravely stands on its path. They later learned that it is just an ordinary dog dressed in a cloth called "imitation fire". Later Con and Heiji deduced that Tomoaki is the culprit, faking his accident with the demon dog and framing Miyuki as the culprit. Tomoaki later admits to his crime and told everyone that it was all because of the inheritance.♫}}

{{SeasonItem|614|665|[[The Secret Played by the Diary|The Secret Played by the Diary (Part 1)]]|May 7, 2011|next-conan-hint=Map
|manga-source=[[Volume 69#Strange Diary Kidnapping Case|V69 - F10]] ~ [[Volume 70#Strange Diary Kidnapping Case|V70 - F1]] (728-730)
|pdb=
|summary=Conan,Haibara and the detective boys are in the mountains for a bamboo-shoot hunting trip but the Professor's car breaks down so they were left waiting in the mountains,later the children take shelter in a nearby place full of villas spot all of a sudden they hear the sound of a piano from one of the villas playing Bach's Air in G major,they enter the house as it was left unlocked and find the piano that was playing the music,they stumble across a strange notebook that talks about keeping someone prisoner in the villa they are in.The children now realize they are not alone and that the kidnapper might still be in the house.So Conan and the DB decide to search for the kidnapped boy. Can Conan reveal the mystery of this villa and find the kidnapped boy?}}

{{SeasonItem|615|666|[[The Secret Played by the Diary|The Secret Played by the Diary (Part 2)]]|May 14, 2011|next-conan-hint=Piano seat
|manga-source=[[Volume 69#Strange Diary Kidnapping Case|V69 - F10]] ~ [[Volume 70#Strange Diary Kidnapping Case|V70 - F1]] (728-730)
|pdb=
|summary=Continuing from the last episode,Conan tries to investigate the identity pf the culprit who is most likely in the same villa as the children. Conan examines the diary found earlier as finds that it could be the key to solving the mystery of the villa,so they go to the piano room to look for more clues to solve this mystery but the children realise their bags have gone missing! Without anyway of contacting anyone for help will the children escape?Can Conan solve the mystery before the culprit gets to the children?}}

{{SeasonItem|616|667|[[Holmes' Revelation|Holmes' Revelation (Holmes' Apprentice)]]|May 21, 2011|next-conan-hint=Sherlock Holmes
|manga-source=[[Volume 71#Following Holmes|V71 - F3]] ~ [[Volume 72#Following Holmes|V72 - F1]] (743-752)
|pnew=First appearances of [[Minerva Glass]], and [[Apollo Glass]].
|pchar=Conan receives two antidotes from Ai so he can use his passport to go and return from London.
|summary= Ran, Conan and Kogoro were invited to London by an old, rich woman, Diana, for finding her cat Venus. Conan had a problem in his passport so Haibara gave him 2 antidote for going and returning from London he also told Ran that he is coming on next flight with Professor Agasa. After they arrived to London they went to Sherlock Holmes Museum, outside Conan met a boy named Apollo brother of Minerva Glass known as the Grass Court Queen. Apollo wants to see Sherlock Holmes to solve a code, given to him by a strange man, that will prevent a person being murdered. Conan told the boy that he is Holmes Apprentice and offer to solve the code.}}

{{SeasonItem|617|668|[[Holmes' Revelation|Holmes' Revelation (Love is 0)]]|May 28, 2011|next-conan-hint=Big Ben
|manga-source=[[Volume 71#Following Holmes|V71 - F3]] ~ [[Volume 72#Following Holmes|V72 - F1]] (743-752)
|pchar=Conan takes the pill that was supposed to make him go home and turns into Shinichi after a forced moment from Ran. Ran learns from a woman that "love is zero".
|promance=Shinichi was dramatically "forced" to confess his love to Ran.(Shown later in [[Holmes' Revelation|Episode 621)]]
|summary= The code causes Conan, Ran, Kogoro and the Professor to separate. Ran is wondering of she should call Shinichi for help but decides not to because it would be awkward since she yelled at him. In front of the Sherlock Holmes statue, she waits for Kogoro but while she is waiting; she meets a woman who turns out to Minerva Glass; the famous tennis player. Minerva was wondering if Ran was having love troubles and she gives her advice about how love is like tennis. In tennis, Love is 0 no matter how many times you add 0 you lose miserably. Because Conan is too busy solving the code and not coming to dinner, Ran calls Shinichi for help. When Ran is reading the riddle the Big Ben rings, revealing that Shinichi is in London. Conan ran but was cornered in a phone booth. He then take the antidote which is for his trip home and confront Ran as Shinichi.}}

{{SeasonItem|618|669|[[Holmes' Revelation|Holmes' Revelation (Satan)]]|June 4, 2011|next-conan-hint=Alphabet
|manga-source=[[Volume 71#Following Holmes|V71 - F3]] ~ [[Volume 72#Following Holmes|V72 - F1]] (743-752)
|summary=Back at the hotel, Shinichi (using the voice of Conan), said that he has a cold and told Kogoro and Ran to break the riddle. Ran and Kogoro are able to find and solve some of the lines in the code. Shinichi and the Professor are able to research online about the suspect who supposedly is going to commit the crime; Sabara Hades. Hades is the person who bombed the hospital in London regarding the riddles. Because of Ran's shyness, Kogoro calls Shinichi via Ran's cellphone asking for help because the riddle involves Sherlock Holmes. Along the way, they find 4 letters and one letter is repeated because of the riddle, letter 'A', forming the word "SATAN" and Shinichi turned back to Conan, inconveniently.}}

{{SeasonItem|619|670|[[Holmes' Revelation|Holmes' Revelation (Code Break)]]|June 11, 2011|next-conan-hint=Saturn
|manga-source=[[Volume 71#Following Holmes|V71 - F3]] ~ [[Volume 72#Following Holmes|V72 - F1]] (743-752)
|pchar=The code has been broken!!! The letters formed the word "SATURN".
|summary= Ran, Kogoro and Apollo have now been directed to go to an area in London named Elephant and Castle. There they see a man with brief case that says "Identity", Shinichi says it is related to one of the first Sherlock Holmes books written. Following Shinichi's instructions; they find the letter "U". It is revealed that the code is actually the word "SATURN". With this they deduce that some murder will happen on Saturday. The next day; Kogoro, Ran, the Professor and Conan who is now feeling better from his ''cold'', connect the places on the map to reveal a demented shape of a tennis racket. This leads them to the Wimbldon match, and concludes that Hades' target is the Glass Court Queen, Minerva Glass. Minerva Glass is now playing her matching and asking for help. Will Conan be able to save her?}}

{{SeasonItem|620|671|[[Holmes' Revelation|Holmes' Revelation (Grass Court Queen)]]|June 18, 2011|next-conan-hint=Teddy bear
|manga-source=[[Volume 71#Following Holmes|V71 - F3]] ~ [[Volume 72#Following Holmes|V72 - F1]] (743-752)
|summary= Minerva continues to lose the game when Conan realizes that she is serving in a particular pattern. She is actually using her serves to create a message in braille. She keeps hitting the word "HELP". Conan realizes this and says he is Holmes's Apprentice and he is here to help her. She then starts serving her real message. She writes out, "GAME SET DEATH MOM". Conan deduces that Hades is in fact after Minerva's mom and not Minerva herself. Now, Conan has to find Hades before the game ends or he will blow up a bomb and kill Minerva's mother. Will he be able to do it before the time runs out?}}

{{SeasonItem|621|672|[[Holmes' Revelation|Holmes' Revelation (0 is Start)]]|June 25, 2011|next-conan-hint=Woman with sunglasses
|manga-source=[[Volume 71#Following Holmes|V71 - F3]] ~ [[Volume 72#Following Holmes|V72 - F1]] (743-752)
|promance=Shinichi reveals that what the woman (Minerva Glass) said means zero is where every love starts.
|pchar=Shinichi receives another antidote from his mom.
|summary= With the help of Minerva, Conan is able to locate Hades. The way he uses to locate him is by asking Minerva to give her opponent the championship point, after that her wanted her to stretch the rally to be really long so that the audience follows the ball and Hades who is only watching Minerva's mother will not follow. When the rally ends with the ball on Minerva's side; everyone believes she has lose until she challenges the umpire and it turns out the ball is out and Minerva is still in the game. Hades is finally captured by the police with the assistance of Minerva and Conan. Later it is revealed that Shinichi's parents are in London because Haibara asked them to bring Shinichi another antidote because she knew he would use it before he came back. Minerva ends up winning the match and Ran sends her a text about what Shinichi said "It is true that in tennis Love is 0 but 0 is where everything starts and without it, nothing would be born if they didn't depart from there and nothing would be acheived." It also revealed the confession between Shinichi and Ran in episode 617.}}

{{SeasonItem|622|673|[[Emergency Situation 252|Emergency Situation 252 (Part 1)]]|July 2, 2011|next-conan-hint=Convenient bento
|manga-source=[[Volume 72#Two-Five-Two|V72 - F2~4]] (753-755)
|promance=Conan (Shinichi) recalls his "indirect" confession to Ran in London
|ppast=Events from the London arc are mentioned.
|pdb=
|pdevelopment=Ai warns Conan about the result of his actions of the events in London.
|summary= The Detective Boys decide to play hide and seek inside an abandoned building . Genta hears a strange knocking that Conan deduces is emergency code 252 - a plea for rescue. While searching through the building, they stumble upon two men, Who claim that they are demolishing workers and the noise was due to the hammers. Conan notices they are fakes and are really holding someone hostage in the building somewhere. The Detective Boys decided to look for the hostage and capture the culprits but they go through a lot of trouble and threatening from the culprits who overheard their plan.}}

{{SeasonItem|623|674|[[Emergency Situation 252|Emergency Situation 252 (Part 2)]]|July 9, 2011|next-conan-hint=Cell phone wallpaper
|manga-source=[[Volume 72#Two-Five-Two|V72 - F2~4]] (753-755)
|pdb=
|summary=Continuing from last episode Conan and Ai are kept hostages by the two kidnappers, the detective boys try to contact the police for help; but decide not to; Meanwhile the kidnappers reveal their true mission. A familiar face makes his appearance.}}

{{SeasonItem|624|675|[[A Video Letter of First Love]]|July 16, 2011|next-conan-hint=Prone to sweat a lot
|manga-source=[[Volume 71#The VHS of Memories|V71 - F1~2]] (741-742)
|pnew=First appearance of grown up [[Naeko Miike]].
|pdb=
|ppast= Detective Chiba Kobayashi-sensei and Shinichi are all students of Teitan Elementary School.
|promance= We find out the identity of Detective Chiba's first love.
|summary=The detectives from the police department come to Teitan Elementary School to spread awareness on crimes against children, while there [[Kazunobu Chiba]] runs into the Detective Boys and tells them the story about tells them the story about his first love, Conan and the detective boys realize that his love letter is replied to in the form of a video letter and so they investigate its whereabouts and uncover the message that was left by the mystery girl of Chiba's dreams.}}

{{SeasonItem|625|676|[[The Screaming Operation Room|The Screaming Operation Room (Part 1)]]|July 23, 2011|next-conan-hint=Scratch marks
|manga-source=[[Volume 72#Horror Show|V72 - F5~7]] (756-758)
|ppast= Events of the London arc are remembered.
|promance= Ran tells Sonoko that Shinichi confessed to her in London. Sonoko tells Ran that she should give a reply to Shinichi's confession or he won't understand her feelings for him, hearing this Conan(Shinichi) says he definitely got the message back then. Sonoko encourages Ran to confess her feelings for Ran as soon as she can after clearing the haunted house exhibit, but Ran is so scared she keeps hugging Conan super tight the entire time.
|summary= Ran,Conan and Sonoko go to Beika University festival where Kogoro is an alma mater, where Ran tells Sonoko an important piece of development. While there, Ran,Sonoko and Conan meet a few students who build a haunted house exhibit who want to test the accuracy of their corpses in front of a real detective(Kogoro) but while in the haunted house, a real corpse is found among the mannequins.}}

{{SeasonItem|626|677|[[The Screaming Operation Room|The Screaming Operation Room (Part 2)]]|July 30, 2011|next-conan-hint=Pedicure
|manga-source=[[Volume 72#Horror Show|V72 - F5~7]] (756-758)
|summary=Conan concludes that Anna's death was murder in the guise of suicide;Conan uses Sonoko's voice to solve this murder and expose the trick used.}}

{{SeasonItem|MKS2|-|[[Kaitou Kid's Busy Date|Kaitou Kid's Busy Date (TV Special)]]|August 6, 2011|next-conan-hint=Ice cream
|manga-source=[[Magic_Kaito_Volume_1#Kaitou Kid's Busy Day Off|MKV1 - C4]]
|pnew=First appearance of [[Keiko Momoi]].
|pchar=Inspector Nakamori and Aoko have their first suspicions that Kaito might be Kaitou Kid.
|promance=Aoko convinces Kaito to take her on a date to Tropical Land in an attempt to prove to her father (and to herself) that Kaito isn't Kid.
|pmk=Heist: The Angel Crown
|summary=While stealing the Angel Crown, Inspector Nakamori catches a glimpse of Kaito's face while in his disguise as Kaitou Kid. Determined to prove to her father Kaito isn't Kid, Aoko convinces Kaito to go on a date with her to [[Tropical Land]] at the same time Kid's next heist is to take place. If Kaito is caught by Aoko leaving from Tropical Land or if Kid never shows up for the heist, Kaito's identity will be exposed! Can Kaito manage to go on the date with Aoko and complete the Kid heist at the same time?
|type=special}}

{{SeasonItem|MKS3|-|[[The Princess Prefers Magic|The Princess Prefers Magic (TV Special)]]|August 13, 2011|next-conan-hint=Cat
|manga-source=[[Magic_Kaito_Volume_1#The Police Are Everywhere|MKV1 - C2]]
|promance=Noticing Aoko seems depressed and worried about her father lately, Kaito puts together a plan to make Inspector Nakamori look good during a Kid heist. Kaito is relieved to see Aoko back to her usual self after his plan succeeds.
|pmk=Heist: Beaucoup de Soleil à Paris
|summary=Princess Anne of the Duchy of Sabrina visits Japan along with her trigger-happy bodyguard Detective Delon. While in Japan, Anne longs to meet Kaitou Kid while Delon plans to put an end to Kid once and for all. Inspector Nakamori worries that Delon will succeed and he'll lose his job chasing Kid and dream of capturing him. Kid's next heist is Princess Anne's jewel, Beaucoup de Soleil à Paris, which Anne plans to wear at a party. Can Kaito manage to steal the jewel, make Anne's wishes come true, make Nakamori look good, and manage to survive an encounter with Delon?
|type=special}}

{{SeasonItem|627|678|[[Conan & Kid's Battle For Ryoma's Treasure|Conan & Kid's Battle For Ryoma's Treasure (Part 1)]]|August 20, 2011|next-conan-hint=Rain
|manga-source=[[Volume 70#Ryoma's Gunbelt Case|V70 - F2~4]] (731-733)
|pmk=Kaitou Kid battle. Heist: Ryoma Gunbelt
|pnew=First mention of [[Chikage Kuroba|The Phantom Lady]].
|summary= Kaitou Kid send a notice announcing he is going to return 3 artifacts of Ryoma}}

{{SeasonItem|628|679|[[Conan & Kid's Battle For Ryoma's Treasure|Conan & Kid's Battle For Ryoma's Treasure (Part 2)]]|August 27, 2011|next-conan-hint=Watercolor paint
|manga-source=[[Volume 70#Ryoma's Gunbelt Case|V70 - F2~4]] (731-733)
|pmk=Heist: Ryoma Gunbelt
|pchar=The Phantom Lady is alluded to be Kaitou Kid's mother.
|summary=Conan tries to figure out the truth behind kid's message.During the case, Conan encounters Kid and stumbles upon some other suspicious activity at the museum.}}

{{SeasonItem|629|680|[[The Promo Video Shooting Case|The Promo Video Shooting Case (Part 1)]]|September 3, 2011|next-conan-hint=Liquid foundation
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=Conan, Ran, Sonoko and the Detective Boys are invited to an island for free diving lessons. While exploring the island, they find a filming crew lead and directed by Yuya Miyasaka, an actor who lost his fame due to assault causing the drama he starred in to cancel. While they watch, they see that Miyasaka physically harrases many of the crew members. It starts to rain soon after and every one returns to the resort, but Miyasaka is found murdered later on in his hotel room, where Conan and the others are also staying.}}

{{SeasonItem|630|681|[[The Promo Video Shooting Case|The Promo Video Shooting Case (Part 2)]]|September 10, 2011|next-conan-hint=Window
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=Conan tries to investigate, but is stopped by Ran. Miki Kitigawa, a member of the crew, says that she saw the camerama, Takayama, leave the island. Conan and the others leave the hotel, and find that Takayama fell off a cliff. After watchnig the video recording of the discovery of the body which Takayama recorded with his camera, Conan is able to understand who the culprit is, and tranquilizes Sonoko.}}

{{SeasonItem|631|682|[[What the Flower Clock Knew]]|September 17, 2011|next-conan-hint=Paint
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|pdb=
|summary=Since she's been to participate as a baton twirler during the Grand Opening of the Beika Park's Flower Clock, Ayumi has been practicing her moves in front of the clock every morning. When she invites Conan and the others to watch, they witness a drunk man wandering around and generally being a nuisance. The next morning, the man is found dead, his head smashed on the stone number 6. Conan investigates and discovers that the man has been framed.}}

{{SeasonItem|MKS4|-|[[A Witch Sheds No Tears|A Witch Sheds No Tears (TV Special)]]|September 24, 2011|next-conan-hint=Chocolate
|manga-source=[[Magic_Kaito_Volume_1#The Scarlet Temptress|MKV1 - C6]] [[Magic_Kaito_Volume_2#Would You Grow Up|MKV2 - C4]]
|pnew=First appearance of [[Akako Koizumi]].
|pchar=Akako becomes aware of Kid's true identity through her witchcraft and process of elimination.
|promance=Aoko tries to give Kaito chocolate but stops when Keiko teases her.
|pmk=Heist: The Emperor's Gold Seal
|summary=Akako Koizumi, a witch attending Kaito's school, is furious to discover that there's only one man in the world who can resist her charms: Kaitou Kid. It's Valentine's Day so all the girls in school are giving chocolates to boys they care about. Kaito notices a bunch of boys surrounding Akako and decides to ask her for a chocolate. Akako tells Kaito she'll give him one...if he throws away all of the others he's received. Kaito declines leading Akako to realize that since he managed to escape her charm, he must be the Kaitou Kid. Akako decides that if she can't have Kaito fall in love with her, then no one shall have him and plots Kid's demise on top of the Tokyo Sky Tree after a heist. Can Kaito survive his heist and Akako's threat?
|type=special}}

{{SeasonItem|632|683|[[The Guardian of Time's Sword|The Guardian of Time's Sword (Part 1)]]|October 1, 2011|next-conan-hint=6 o'clock
|manga-source=[[Volume 72#Like Clockwork|V72 - F11]] ~ [[Volume 73#Like Clockwork|V73 - F2]] (762-764)
|summary=A client has been receiving threatening letters for the past two years,and so Kogoro is hired to serve as a bodyguard for a client on account of her birthday, but then during the party the client is killed in the same manner as in the letter sent to her. Can Conan find out the true identity of the culprit before he makes his escape?}}

{{SeasonItem|633|684|[[The Guardian of Time's Sword|The Guardian of Time's Sword (Part 2)]]|October 8, 2011|next-conan-hint=Clock hand
|manga-source=[[Volume 72#Like Clockwork|V72 - F11]] ~ [[Volume 73#Like Clockwork|V73 - F2]] (762-764)
|summary=Conan investigates the suspicious manner of this case and realizes that the culprit is someone among them he even figures out the trick they used to commit the crime,and uses Kogoro's voice to expose them.}}

{{SeasonItem|634|685|[[The Super Narrow Shop Crime Scene]]|October 15, 2011|next-conan-hint=Glass
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Kogoro visits a shop one evening,and makes friends with its customers and becomes acquaintances with its hostess.Later,because of the narrow nature of the shop the customers step out for a breather;but upon their return find that the hostess has been killed,even Conan and Ran stumble upon this scene. Can Conan expose the culprit and trick used to commit this crime?}}

{{SeasonItem|42|43|[[Karaoke Box Murder Case#Remastered_version|Karaoke Box Murder Case (Remastered)]]|October 22, 2011|next-conan-hint=Riceball
|manga-source=[[Volume 5#Lex Vocalist Murder Case|V5 - F6~9]] (045-048)
|promance=At the end Shinichi "shows" himself to Ran in the dark and leaves her a gift before disappearing.
|summary=A pop idol is poisoned after singing his hit song, 'Bloody Venus.' When tests come back negative on everything, it seems that the victim committed suicide. Conan is confident that this is not the case, and uses his own (Shinichi's) voice to solve the murder.
|type=remaster}}

{{SeasonItem|MKS5|-|[[The Fated Blue Birthday|The Fated Blue Birthday (TV Special)]]|October 29, 2011|next-conan-hint=Moonlight
|manga-source=[[Magic_Kaito_Volume_3#Blue Birthday|MKV3 - C6]]
|pnew=First appearance of [[Snake]].
|pchar=After his confrontation with Snake, Kaito loudly proclaims as Kid that he'll find [[Pandora Gem|Pandora]] and destroy it before Snake and his group have a chance to use it. From this point onwards, he targets big jewels that could potentially be the doublet gem Pandora when held up to the moonlight.
|promance=Despite not making it to the party Kaito makes good on his promise by lighting up an entire skyscraper to say "Happy Birthday Aoko!" and shooting fireworks into the sky, much to Aoko's delight.
|ppast=It is revealed that Snake is responsible for Toichi's death and that Snake knew that Toichi Kuroba was the Kaitou Kid. However, luckily for Kaito, Snake thinks Toichi somehow survived and that the Kid standing before him is the same one from eight years ago.
|pmk=Heist: The Blue Birthday
|summary=Aoko is upset because her father, Inspector Nakamori, will miss her birthday because he needs to chase Kid as Kid attempts to steal [[Wikipedia: India|India's]] largest sapphire, The Blue Birthday. Kaito cheers her up by promising he'll perform a magic show at her birthday party. Kid successfully steals the Blue Birthday only to be stopped in his escape by a man named Snake who reveals that he killed Toichi Kuroba, the original Kaitou Kid, eight years ago. Will Kid escape this situation alive and make it to Aoko's party in time?
|type=special}}

{{SeasonItem|635|686|[[Beware of Dieting]]|November 5, 2011|next-conan-hint=Microwave
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Ran wins tickets to a yoga spa that is frequented by some celebrities, so she takes Sonoko and Conan there as well.While there they meet an unpleasant woman named Atsuko who never failed to make enemies.One evening after a yoga session she is found poisoned in her room. Can Conan figure out who hated her so much that murder was their intention?}}

{{SeasonItem|636|687|[[The Most Useful School in the World Case|The Most Useful School in the World Case (Part 1)]]|November 12, 2011|next-conan-hint=Puffed rice maker
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Kogoro is invited to star in a popular Japanese show,and Ran and Conan also go along with him to the television station.While there,they meet several celebrities and they also meet a man named Kamijima who owned a very expensive Quing Dynasty vase which he lent to the studio for a show;but later during a rehearsal the vase goes missing and the culprit is still in the tv station.}}

{{SeasonItem|637|688|[[The Most Useful School in the World Case|The Most Useful School in the World Case (Part 2)]]|November 19, 2011|next-conan-hint=Loud sound
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=To search for the vase everybody decides to split up and search with no success.Later,Kogoro is asked to help with the search and so even Conan is indirectly has become involved in the search.}}

{{SeasonItem|638|689|[[Solving Mysteries at the Red Leaf Palace|Solving Mysteries at the Red Leaf Palace (Part 1)]]|November 26, 2011|next-conan-hint=Milk tea
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Kogoro, Ran, and Conan witness a car attempting to kill a girl and her chauffeur. After saving the two, they learn that the girl, Kaede Nakakita, is the adopted child of a wealthy man named Ouzaburo Katayose. Katayose invites the three to his estate as an expression of gratitude. Meanwhile, as Conan explores the Red Leaf Palace with Nakakita, he finds evidence that someone in the palace wants to kill in order to gain the inheritance. Later, Katayose is found dead after consuming poison in his tea.}}

{{SeasonItem|639|690|[[Solving Mysteries at the Red Leaf Palace|Solving Mysteries at the Red Leaf Palace (Part 2)]]|December 3, 2011|next-conan-hint=Electric current
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|promance=Kaede "proposes" to Conan; she says- "Someday I will make you my hubby!"
|summary=Conan investigates the mystery behind the code left behind by Katayose after his death but then the elder children of the Katayose household are mysteriously murdered as well. Can Conan solve all the mysteries that plague this palace of illusions?}}

{{SeasonItem|640|691|[[The Memory Trip of the Eight Sketches|The Memory Trip of the Eight Sketches (Okayama Part)]]|December 10, 2011|next-conan-hint=Water zither cave
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Kogoro, Ran, and Conan are invited to Okayama to review the food served there. They then meet a woman, Mayuko Kichise, who becomes amnesiac after an 'attack' by a mysterious masked figure. The group decides to help her in regaining her memories. The woman sketches out pictures she vaguely remembers as clues to the locations she had recently visited.}}

{{SeasonItem|641|692|[[The Memory Trip of the Eight Sketches|The Memory Trip of the Eight Sketches (Kurashiki Part)]]|December 17, 2011|next-conan-hint=Grapes
|manga-source='''TV Original'''
|summary=Mayuko Kichise recieves a note that she should meet the masked figure at the Washuzan Observation Deck and does so. Will Kichise regain her memory and the true jewlery robber be found?}}

{{SeasonItem|MKS6|-|[[Love on the Ski Slope on Christmas Eve|Love on the Ski Slope on Christmas Eve (TV Special)]]|December 24, 2011|next-conan-hint=Costume contest
|manga-source=[[Magic_Kaito_Volume_2#Stay Away From Him|MKV2 - C1]]
|promance=When Akako asks Aoko if she likes Kaito Aoko becomes extremely flustered. Akako admits her feelings for Kaito to Aoko. Aoko, after speaking to Akako, chooses to partner with another classmate who doesn't ski very well because she doesn't want to be a burden on Kaito. Kaito becomes extremely cold towards Akako when he discovers Aoko has already chosen Fujie as her ski partner. Aoko is equally upset and wonders why Kaito didn't ask her sooner. Kaito and Aoko ski down the ski slope together for the class's costumed skiing competition.
|pchar=Kaito overhears Aoko talking about his past and why she admires him. It is revealed Akako sees Aoko as a rival for Kaito's affections.
|summary=Ekoda High School Class 2-B goes on a trip to the mountains for some skiing but Kaito and Aoko quickly discover that Aoko can't ski very well at all. The teacher announces a costumed skiing competition in which boy-girl couples will ski down the slope together and Akako sees her chance to woo Kaito. Much to Kaito's surprise, Aoko partners up with another male student from the class who also can't ski well. To his dismay, Kaito ends up partnering with Akako. Neither Kaito nor Aoko are happy with this outcome. However, could an appearance by Kaitou Kid turn things around?
|type=special}}

{{SeasonItem|642|693|[[Grabbing Karuta Cards in Dire Straits|Grabbing Karuta Cards in Dire Straits (Part 1)]]|January 7, 2012|next-conan-hint=Video call
|manga-source=[[Volume 72#Wolf-Crier|V72 - F8~10]] (759-761)
|promance=Ran is home taking care of Conan who is sick with a fever, in a daydream he hears Ran saying to him "Conan-kun,don't..." while taking his temperature, he turns completely blushing red not and it's not from the fever though.
|pdb=
|summary=With Conan sick with a fever, the Detective Boys decide to play karuta without Conan at Ayumi's apartment. However, suddenly, rapid knocks and cries of help from a boy named Masao is heard at the door.The boy claims he is being kidnapped, while his parents claim it is simply a prank. Should the Detective Boys trust this boy who is known for his lies and pranks? Meanwhile, Conan, who is not at the scene claims through video chat that the boy is telling the truth and police should be called. What should the Detective Boys do in this dire situation?}}

{{SeasonItem|643|694|[[Grabbing Karuta Cards in Dire Straits|Grabbing Karuta Cards in Dire Straits (Part 2)]]|January 14, 2012|next-conan-hint=Horsehair crab
|manga-source=[[Volume 72#Wolf-Crier|V72 - F8~10]] (759-761)
|pdb=
|summary=The Detective Boys realize that there is definitely something wrong with Masao's "parents". They attempt to by-time by inviting Masao to play karuta cards in order to figure out a solution. Can the Detective Boys figure out a way to save themselves and Masao before it's too late?}}

{{SeasonItem|130|140|[[The Indiscriminate Stadium Threatening Case#Remastered_version|The Indiscriminate Stadium Threatening Case (Part 1) (Remastered)]]|January 21, 2012|next-conan-hint=Bullet
|manga-source=[[Volume 19#Stadium Bomber Case|V19 - F9]] ~ [[Volume 20#Stadium Bomber Case|V20 - F1]] (189-191)
|pnew=First appearance of [[Miwako Sato]], in a minor cameo role.
|summary=Conan and the Detective Boys are watching a soccer game when someone calls the television station covering the game. This person demands that 50 million yen be given to him, or he will indiscriminately shoot someone in the stands.
|type=remaster}}

{{SeasonItem|131|141|[[The Indiscriminate Stadium Threatening Case#Remastered_version|The Indiscriminate Stadium Threatening Case (Part 2) (Remastered)]]|January 28, 2012|next-conan-hint=Earphone
|manga-source=[[Volume 19#Stadium Bomber Case|V19 - F9]] ~ [[Volume 20#Stadium Bomber Case|V20 - F1]] (189-191)
|summary=When the money is picked up, the police attempt to capture him. However, it turns out that this person has a partner in the stands, and will shoot someone unless this person is let go. The police are forced to let him go, but Conan has to find out where the partner who is still in the stadium is before he shoots someone.
|type=remaster}}

{{SeasonItem|644|695|[[Ramen So Good, It's to Die For|Ramen So Good, It's to Die For (Part 1)]]|February 4, 2012|next-conan-hint=Napkin
|manga-source=[[Volume 73#Ramen So Good|V73 - F3~5]] (765-767)
|plot={{Plot New}}
|pnew=[[Katsumasa Ogura]] and [[Sayo Ohashi]] are introduced.
|summary=Conan and Kogoro end up trying out a new ramen restaurant as well as their signature ramen: The Death Lord Ramen. Dispite the unfriendly name, the ramen turns out to be delicious. Meanwhile, there is an slightly unfriendly atmosphere between the owner of the restaurant, and Saizu, a real estate company president who has been wanting to tear down the ramen restaurant for his own purposes. With tension in the air, and the steamy Death Lord Noodles on deck,a seemingly impossible murder suddenly occurs!}}

{{SeasonItem|645|696|[[Ramen So Good, It's to Die For|Ramen So Good, It's to Die For (Part 2)]]|February 11, 2012|next-conan-hint=Glasses
|manga-source=[[Volume 73#Ramen So Good|V73 - F3~5]] (765-767)
|summary=The case continues and the crime scene becomes more and more confusing, as evidence is uncovered. With poison only found on the victim's left thumb and forefinger, the police are dumbfounded. Meanwhile, Conan realizes a striking detail about one of the the victim's possessions, an important lead to the murderer!}}

{{EndTable}}</onlyinclude>

== Theme songs ==
=== Openings ===
* Episodes 606-612: [[tear drops]] by [[Caos Caos Caos]]
* Episodes 613-626: [[Don't Wanna Lie]] by [[B'z]]
* Episodes 627-641: [[Misty Mystery]] by [[GARNET CROW]]
* Episodes 642-645: [[Miss Mystery]] by [[BREAKERZ]]

=== Endings ===
* Episodes 606-609: [[Juugoya Crisis ~ Kimi ni aitai ~]] by [[Hundred Percent Free]]
* Episodes 610-626: [[Tsukiyo no Itazura no Mahou]] by [[BREAKERZ]]
* Episodes 627-628: [[Pilgrim]] by [[B'z]]
* Episodes 629-643: [[Your Best Friend]] by [[Mai Kuraki]]
* Episodes 644-645: [[Kanashii Hodo Kyō no Yūhi Kirei da ne]] by [[grram]]

== See also ==
* [[Anime]]
* [[Staff Listing Season 20]]
* [[Japanese DVDs Part 20]]

== References ==
<references>
<ref name="fremr">Video not actually remastered, but follows the remaster pattern. Modern OP/ED and upscaled.</ref>
</references>

{{Seasons}}

[[Category:Seasons]]

Blue Birthday

2022-11-28T11:04:25Z

Alan Jojo: Added link to India in Wikipedia

{{InfoBox MKTV
| episode = 2
| image = MK TV Episode 2.jpg
| title = Blue Birthday
| english-title =
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|ブルーバースデイ}} (Burū Bāsudei)
| rating = 7.4%
| season = [[Magic Kaito 1412 Season 1|1]]
| manga = [[Magic Kaito Volume 3#Blue Birthday|Magic Kaito Volume 3: Chapter 6 (19)]]
| airdate = October 11, 2014
| cast = [[Kaitou Kid]] [[Ginzo Nakamori]] [[Kaito Kuroba]] [[Snake]] [[Konosuke Jii]] [[Aoko Nakamori]] [[Keiko Momoi]] [[Toichi Kuroba]] [[Magic Kaito Sub-boss|Sub-boss]]
| heist = Blue Birthday
| next-kid-magic =
| voice-cast = [[Kappei Yamaguchi]] as [[Kaito Kuroba]]/[[Kaitou Kid]] [[M.A.O]] as [[Aoko Nakamori]] [[Unsho Ishizuka]] as [[Ginzo Nakamori]] [[Shuichi Ikeda]] as [[Toichi Kuroba]] [[Michio Hazama]] as [[Konosuke Jii]] [[Atsumi Tanezaki]] as [[Keiko Momoi]] [[Jurota Kosugi]] as [[Snake]] [[Kinryu Arimoto]] as [[Magic Kaito Sub-boss|Sub-boss]] [[Kanehira Yamamoto]] [[Takaaki Torajima]] [[Takehiro Hasu]] [[Kunihiro Maeda]] [[Naoto Kobayashi]] [[Mami Uchida]] [[Tsukasa Uchiyama]]
| director = [[Susumu Kudo]]
| screenplay = [[Toshiya Ono]]
| organizer =
| storyboard = [[Yukiko Imai]]
| episode-director = [[Yukiko Imai]]
| animation-director = [[Hiromi Ogata]] (chief) [[Yu Kurihara]] [[Miki Takemoto]] [[Madoka Ozawa]] (asst.)
| opening-song = Kimi no Matsu Sekai
| closing-song = WHITE of CRIME
| prev-episode = The Revived Phantom Thief Kid
| next-episode = Hustler vs. Magician
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|ブルーバースデイ|Burū Bāsudei}} is the 2nd episode of ''[[Magic Kaito 1412]]'' anime.

== Characters introduced ==
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Snake]]|image = Snake.jpg|description =
* Toichi Kuroba's murderer}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Magic Kaito Sub-boss|Sub-boss]]|image = Magic Kaito Sub-boss.jpg|description =
* [[Magic Kaito Organization|Criminal organization]] second-in-command
* Snake's superior}}
{{NewChar|name = [[List of minor Magic Kaito characters|Keiko's friend]]|image = Keiko's friend.jpg|description =
* [[Ekoda High School]] student
* Keiko and Aoko's friend}}
{{EndBox}}

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Kaitou Kid}}
{{Char|Ginzo Nakamori}}
{{Char|Kaito Kuroba}}
{{Char|Konosuke Jii}}
{{Char|Aoko Nakamori}}
{{Char|Keiko Momoi}}
{{Char|Toichi Kuroba|display=Toichi Kuroba (voice)}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Hang Glider Cape}}
}}

== Plot ==
=== Story ===
{{InfoBox Heist
| heist = Heist
| image = MK02 Heist.jpg
| thief = [[Kaitou Kid]]
| thief-label = Thief
| target = Blue Birthday
| owner = [[Wikipedia: India|India]]
| location = Indian Treasure Exhibit
| date = Same day as [[Aoko Nakamori]]'s birthday
| notice =
| description = India's largest sapphire.
}}

=== Resolution ===

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== Manga to anime changes ==
* In the manga, as well as [[The Fated Blue Birthday|the special]] that previously adapted this story, Kaito is still dressed as Kaitou Kid when he answers Snake's phone call. In the anime, he is in his civilian clothes. This arguably creates a plot hole, as Snake should now be aware of Kaitou Kid's civilian identity, but has never acted on this information when it would be useful.

== Trivia ==
* When Kaito asks who made his gadgets, Jii responds that it was a friend of his - a doctor, whom Kaito will probably meet one day. As he says this, a familiar yellow Volkswagen Beetle is seen out the window driving away, implying that Agasa is the supplier of Kaitou Kid's gadgets.
* The car Jii uses to pick up Kaito is a Silver 1998 Porsche 911 Carrera [996].

== See also ==
* [[Magic Kaito 1412 Season 1]]
* [[The Fated Blue Birthday]]

{{Magic Kaito 1412 Season 1}}

[[Category:Magic Kaito 1412 Episodes]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Hiromi Ogata]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Yu Kurihara]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Miki Takemoto]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Madoka Ozawa]]

The Fated Blue Birthday

2022-11-28T11:03:28Z

Alan Jojo:

{{InfoBox Special
| special = The Fated Blue Birthday
| image = Mkspecial5.jpg
| title = The Fated Blue Birthday
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 運命のブルーバースデー (Unmei no Burū Bāsudē)
| manga = [[Magic Kaito Volume 3#Blue Birthday|Volume 3: Chapter 6 (19)]]
| airdate = October 29, 2011<ref>http://nconan.web.fc2.com/specials/</ref>
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Kaito Kuroba]] [[Kaitou Kid]] [[Aoko Nakamori]] [[Ginzo Nakamori]] [[Keiko Momoi]] [[Snake]] [[Magic Kaito Sub-boss|Sub-boss]]
| solved-by =
| case =
| next-kid-magic = Moonlight
| voice-cast = [[Kappei Yamaguchi]] as [[Kaito Kuroba]], [[Kaitou Kid]] [[Ayumi Fujimura]] as [[Aoko Nakamori]] [[Unsho Ishizuka]] as [[Ginzo Nakamori]] [[Ai Kayano]] as [[Keiko Momoi]] [[Hochu Otsuka]] as [[Snake]] [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Shozo Iizuka]] as [[Magic Kaito Sub-boss|Sub-boss]] [[Toru Okawa]] as Director [[Kenichi Miya]] as Policeman A [[Kenji Akabane]] as Policeman B [[Shusaku Shirakawa]] as Policeman C [[Mizuki Nakamura]] as Policeman D [[Umeka Shoji]] as [[List of minor Magic Kaito characters#Keiko's friend|Keiko's friend]] [[Megumi Han]] as Keiko's second friend [[Sayuri Hara]] as Keiko's third friend
| opening-song = Misty Mystery
| closing-song = Your Best Friend
| director = [[Toshiki Hirano]]
| screenplay = [[Junichi Miyashita]]
| storyboard = [[Toshiki Hirano]] [[Akira Iwanaga]]
| producer = [[Masahisa Koyata]]
| animation-director = [[Noriyuki Fukuda]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Seiji Muta]]
| prev-special = A Witch Sheds No Tears
| next-special = Love on the Ski Slope on Christmas Eve
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|運命のブルーバースデー|Unmei no Burū Bāsudē}} is an animated special for [[Magic Kaito]] based on the sixth chapter from the [[Magic Kaito Volume 3|third Magic Kaito volume]].

== Characters introduced ==
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Snake]]|image = Snake.jpg|description =
* Toichi Kuroba's murderer}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Magic Kaito Sub-boss|Sub-boss]]|image = Magic Kaito Sub-boss.jpg|description =
* [[Magic Kaito Organization|Criminal organization]] second-in-command
* Snake's superior}}
{{NewChar|name = [[List of minor Magic Kaito characters#Keiko's friend|Keiko's friend]]|image = Keiko's friend.jpg|description =
* Ekoda High student
* Aoko and Keiko's friend}}
{{EndBox}}

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Kaito Kuroba}}
{{Char|Kaitou Kid}}
{{Char|Aoko Nakamori}}
{{Char|Ginzo Nakamori}}
{{Char|Keiko Momoi}}
{{Char|Toichi Kuroba|display=Toichi Kuroba (flashback)}}
{{Char|Chikage Kuroba|display=Chikage Kuroba (picture)}}
{{Char|Conan Edogawa|display=Conan Edogawa (introduction/cameo)}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Card Gun}}
{{Gadget|Hang Glider Cape}}
}}

== Plot ==
=== Story ===
After a successful heist, Kid receives a phone call from a payphone and is told to stop stealing gems. At school, Kaito promises Aoko he will attend her birthday party, which is on the same day as his heist for the gem known as the Blue Birthday.

{{InfoBox Heist
| heist =
| image = Blue Birthday.jpg
| thief = [[Kaitou Kid]]
| thief-label = Thief
| target = Blue Birthday
| owner = [[Wikipedia: India|India]]
| location = Indian Treasure Exhibit
| date = Same day as [[Aoko Nakamori]]'s birthday
| notice =
| description = Blue Birthday is India's largest sapphire.
}}

Kaito succeeds but is met by an organization and learns that they are the cause of his father's death.

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted Murder
| image = Vlcsnap-2013-11-15-18h38m24s110.png
| victim = [[Kaitou Kid]]
| suspects = [[Snake]]
| suspects-label = Culprit
}}
After seemingly killed, the organization steal the Blue Birthday and departs. Kaito follows them and learns the organization are searching for an immortality granting jewel known as Pandora which resides in a large gemstone and can only be found if shone in the moonlight. After determining the Blue Birthday is not the gem they are looking for, Kaito threatens to find and destroy Pandora before they can find it. Unable to make it to Aoko's birthday in time, Kaito rigs an apartment complex's lights to spell out Happy Birthday Aoko. Elsewhere, the organization contacts their boss who decides to contact another of their organization's member known as Spider to counter Kid.</spoiler>

== Manga to anime changes ==
* In the manga, the string of flags that Kaito pulls out of his shirt pocket are all flags of various countries. To make the animation easier, the special changes this to flags with simple shapes like clovers and diamonds.
* The manga has only one scene that takes place during Aoko's birthday party proper. The special inserts a few more scenes of the party in-between the Blue Birthday heist, where Aoko's friends enjoy party games while Aoko herself wonders where Kaito is.
* In the manga, Kid throws the real Blue Birthday back immediately after dodging the gunfire from Snake and his cronies. In the special, he returns fire with his card-gun and disarms them before throwing the sapphire back.
* In the manga, Inspector Nakamori wonders if it's supposed to be "someone's birthday" when he finds the Blue Birthday. In the special, this line is moved to the Inspector's celebratory party.
* The epilogue featuring the boss of the organization contacting Spider is unique to the special.
== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== References ==
<references/>

== See also ==
* [[TV Specials]]
* [[Blue Birthday]]

{{Magic Kaito}}

[[Category:Magic Kaito]]
[[Category:Magic Kaito TV Specials]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Noriyuki Fukuda]]

[[de:Episode 5 (Kaito Kid)]]

Detectives Don't Sleep

2022-11-28T10:57:55Z

Alan Jojo: Changed link

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1065
| int-episode = 1122
| image = TV Episode 1065.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|探偵は眠らない}} (Tantei wa Nemuranai)
| rating =
| Filler case number = #380
| airdate = November 26, 2022
| season = [[Season 31|31]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Kazunobu Chiba]]
| solved-by = [[Kogoro Mouri]]
| next-conan-hint = Thursday
| case =
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Nobuo Ogizawa]]
| storyboard = [[Atsuko Kase]]
| producer = [[Tazumi Mukaiyama]]
| animation-director = [[Seiji Muta]] (supervisor) [[Yusuke Shimizu]] [[Eiichi Tokura]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Masanori Hashimoto]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = Mouse
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Isshin Chiba]] as [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Risa Hayamizu]] as Ryuko Kusakabe [[Masaaki Ihara]] as Police detective [[Tomohiko Nakashima]] as Police detective [[Shinobu Adachi]] as Kino Kinoshita [[Yusuke Numata]] as Hisashi Tsukumo [[Rika Morinaga]] as Kae Nishiwaki
| opening-song = SPARKLE
| closing-song = Playmaker
| prev-episode = The Dreamy-Eyed Woman's Last Shot at Love
| next-episode = 'Til Death Do Us Part
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|探偵は眠らない|Tantei wa Nemuranai}} is the 1065th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
}}

== Case ==

Kae contacts detective [[Kogoro Mouri|Mouri]] to investigate someone who sneaks into her apartment when she goes to work. She tells him that this has happened three times and that they leave gifts each time they sneak in. Kogoro visits her apartment (with [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] tagging along), and she finds that someone has placed a suitcase in her room. Kogoro opens it to see the dead body of Kusakabe Ryuko (Kae's boss), and all of them are shocked.

=== Situation ===
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP1065 Case.jpg
| victim = Ryuko Kusakabe
| age = 31 years old
| cause-death = Blunt-force trauma
| suspects = Hisashi Tsukumo, Kae Nishiwaki
| description =
}}

The police are called, and they realize that the victim died at 1 am when she was struck on her head with a blunt object. Kae informs them that the culprit snuck into her apartment on Thursdays. The MPD finds a listening device in her room. While questioning the residents of the building, Kinoshita tells the police that Tsukumo had once returned Kae's key after she lost it. While asking Tsukumo, the police find that he has his Thursdays off. But Tsukumo informs them that he has an alibi for the previous night.

[[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]] gets a call informing him that the crime occurred at a park in [[Setting/Cities and Towns#Hidora|Hidora city]]. The weapon and a lighter with Tsukumo's fingerprints are found near the crime scene. Tsukumo once told Kinoshita that seeing Kae reminded him of his sister. She tells this to Kogoro and Conan.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kae Nishiwaki|Kae Nishiwaki.jpg|
* 24 years old
* Office worker}}
{{People|Ryuko Kusakabe|Ryuko Kusakabe.jpg|
* Victim (beaten)
* 31 years old
* Kae's boss}}
{{People|Hisashi Tsukumo|Hisashi Tsukumo.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Kae's apartment building resident}}
{{People|Kino Kinoshita|Kino Kinoshita.jpg|
* 70 years old
* Kae's apartment building resident}}
{{People|Police detective A|EP1065 Detective A.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police detective}}
{{People|Police detective B|EP1065 Detective B.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police detective}}
{{People|Man A|EP1065 Man.jpg|
* Tsukumo's best friend}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
Kinoshita also tells Kogoro that Kae knew about Tsukumo having his Thursdays off. Conan finds out from Tsukumo that he had returned the keys at 6 pm, and Conan reminds Kogoro that it was the same time Kae usually returned from work. Conan realizes that the culprit is '''Kae Nishiwaki'''. After calling everyone together to reveal the culprit's identity, Conan finds himself in a tight spot when a ball hits the tranquilizer dart he was aiming at Kogoro. Kogoro starts making baseless deductions and embarrasses himself. Realizing that he needs to make Kogoro find out the culprit himself, Conan starts dropping clues and hints. After a while, Kogoro catches up and declares Kae to be the culprit. She wanted to kill her boss, whom she hated, and thus planted all the false evidence to frame Tsukumo. However, she miscalculated that Tsukumo wouldn't have an alibi in the middle of the night. Kogoro informs her that if they search her car, they will find signs that she used it to transport the suitcase. Kae finally admits the truth, and the police arrest her.

After all this, Kogoro drops to the ground claiming that it was tiring for him, and dozes off. Conan tells him that as it was more work for him, he is tired too.
</spoiler>

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 31]]

{{Season 31}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Yusuke Shimizu]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Eiichi Tokura]]

[[de:Episode 1065]]
[[zh:TV1065]]

Detectives Don't Sleep

2022-11-28T10:57:28Z

Alan Jojo:

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1065
| int-episode = 1122
| image = TV Episode 1065.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|探偵は眠らない}} (Tantei wa Nemuranai)
| rating =
| Filler case number = #380
| airdate = November 26, 2022
| season = [[Season 31|31]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Kazunobu Chiba]]
| solved-by = [[Kogoro Mouri]]
| next-conan-hint = Thursday
| case =
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Nobuo Ogizawa]]
| storyboard = [[Atsuko Kase]]
| producer = [[Tazumi Mukaiyama]]
| animation-director = [[Seiji Muta]] (supervisor) [[Yusuke Shimizu]] [[Eiichi Tokura]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Masanori Hashimoto]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = Mouse
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Isshin Chiba]] as [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Risa Hayamizu]] as Ryuko Kusakabe [[Masaaki Ihara]] as Police detective [[Tomohiko Nakashima]] as Police detective [[Shinobu Adachi]] as Kino Kinoshita [[Yusuke Numata]] as Hisashi Tsukumo [[Rika Morinaga]] as Kae Nishiwaki
| opening-song = SPARKLE
| closing-song = Playmaker
| prev-episode = The Dreamy-Eyed Woman's Last Shot at Love
| next-episode = 'Til Death Do Us Part
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|探偵は眠らない|Tantei wa Nemuranai}} is the 1065th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
}}

== Case ==

Kae contacts detective [[Kogoro Mouri|Mouri]] to investigate someone who sneaks into her apartment when she goes to work. She tells him that this has happened three times and that they leave gifts each time they sneak in. Kogoro visits her apartment (with [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] tagging along), and she finds that someone has placed a suitcase in her room. Kogoro opens it to see the dead body of Kusakabe Ryuko (Kae's boss), and all of them are shocked.

=== Situation ===
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP1065 Case.jpg
| victim = Ryuko Kusakabe
| age = 31 years old
| cause-death = Blunt-force trauma
| suspects = Hisashi Tsukumo, Kae Nishiwaki
| description =
}}

The police are called, and they realize that the victim died at 1 am when she was struck on her head with a blunt object. Kae informs them that the culprit snuck into her apartment on Thursdays. The MPD finds a listening device in her room. While questioning the residents of the building, Kinoshita tells the police that Tsukumo had once returned Kae's key after she lost it. While asking Tsukumo, the police find that he has his Thursdays off. But Tsukumo informs them that he has an alibi for the previous night.

[[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]] gets a call informing him that the crime occurred at a park in [[Setting/Cities and Towns#Hidora||Hidora city]]. The weapon and a lighter with Tsukumo's fingerprints are found near the crime scene. Tsukumo once told Kinoshita that seeing Kae reminded him of his sister. She tells this to Kogoro and Conan.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kae Nishiwaki|Kae Nishiwaki.jpg|
* 24 years old
* Office worker}}
{{People|Ryuko Kusakabe|Ryuko Kusakabe.jpg|
* Victim (beaten)
* 31 years old
* Kae's boss}}
{{People|Hisashi Tsukumo|Hisashi Tsukumo.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Kae's apartment building resident}}
{{People|Kino Kinoshita|Kino Kinoshita.jpg|
* 70 years old
* Kae's apartment building resident}}
{{People|Police detective A|EP1065 Detective A.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police detective}}
{{People|Police detective B|EP1065 Detective B.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police detective}}
{{People|Man A|EP1065 Man.jpg|
* Tsukumo's best friend}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
Kinoshita also tells Kogoro that Kae knew about Tsukumo having his Thursdays off. Conan finds out from Tsukumo that he had returned the keys at 6 pm, and Conan reminds Kogoro that it was the same time Kae usually returned from work. Conan realizes that the culprit is '''Kae Nishiwaki'''. After calling everyone together to reveal the culprit's identity, Conan finds himself in a tight spot when a ball hits the tranquilizer dart he was aiming at Kogoro. Kogoro starts making baseless deductions and embarrasses himself. Realizing that he needs to make Kogoro find out the culprit himself, Conan starts dropping clues and hints. After a while, Kogoro catches up and declares Kae to be the culprit. She wanted to kill her boss, whom she hated, and thus planted all the false evidence to frame Tsukumo. However, she miscalculated that Tsukumo wouldn't have an alibi in the middle of the night. Kogoro informs her that if they search her car, they will find signs that she used it to transport the suitcase. Kae finally admits the truth, and the police arrest her.

After all this, Kogoro drops to the ground claiming that it was tiring for him, and dozes off. Conan tells him that as it was more work for him, he is tired too.
</spoiler>

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 31]]

{{Season 31}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Yusuke Shimizu]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Eiichi Tokura]]

[[de:Episode 1065]]
[[zh:TV1065]]

Detectives Don't Sleep

2022-11-28T10:56:05Z

Alan Jojo: Added a link

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1065
| int-episode = 1122
| image = TV Episode 1065.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|探偵は眠らない}} (Tantei wa Nemuranai)
| rating =
| Filler case number = #380
| airdate = November 26, 2022
| season = [[Season 31|31]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Kazunobu Chiba]]
| solved-by = [[Kogoro Mouri]]
| next-conan-hint = Thursday
| case =
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Nobuo Ogizawa]]
| storyboard = [[Atsuko Kase]]
| producer = [[Tazumi Mukaiyama]]
| animation-director = [[Seiji Muta]] (supervisor) [[Yusuke Shimizu]] [[Eiichi Tokura]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Masanori Hashimoto]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = Mouse
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Isshin Chiba]] as [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Risa Hayamizu]] as Ryuko Kusakabe [[Masaaki Ihara]] as Police detective [[Tomohiko Nakashima]] as Police detective [[Shinobu Adachi]] as Kino Kinoshita [[Yusuke Numata]] as Hisashi Tsukumo [[Rika Morinaga]] as Kae Nishiwaki
| opening-song = SPARKLE
| closing-song = Playmaker
| prev-episode = The Dreamy-Eyed Woman's Last Shot at Love
| next-episode = 'Til Death Do Us Part
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|探偵は眠らない|Tantei wa Nemuranai}} is the 1065th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
}}

== Case ==

Kae contacts detective [[Kogoro Mouri|Mouri]] to investigate someone who sneaks into her apartment when she goes to work. She tells him that this has happened three times and that they leave gifts each time they sneak in. Kogoro visits her apartment (with [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] tagging along), and she finds that someone has placed a suitcase in her room. Kogoro opens it to see the dead body of Kusakabe Ryuko (Kae's boss), and all of them are shocked.

=== Situation ===
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP1065 Case.jpg
| victim = Ryuko Kusakabe
| age = 31 years old
| cause-death = Blunt-force trauma
| suspects = Hisashi Tsukumo, Kae Nishiwaki
| description =
}}

The police are called, and they realize that the victim died at 1 am when she was struck on her head with a blunt object. Kae informs them that the culprit snuck into her apartment on Thursdays. The MPD finds a listening device in her room. While questioning the residents of the building, Kinoshita tells the police that Tsukumo had once returned Kae's key after she lost it. While asking Tsukumo, the police find that he has his Thursdays off. But Tsukumo informs them that he has an alibi for the previous night.

[[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]] gets a call informing him that the crime occurred at a park in [[Cities and Towns#Hidora||Hidora city]]. The weapon and a lighter with Tsukumo's fingerprints are found near the crime scene. Tsukumo once told Kinoshita that seeing Kae reminded him of his sister. She tells this to Kogoro and Conan.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kae Nishiwaki|Kae Nishiwaki.jpg|
* 24 years old
* Office worker}}
{{People|Ryuko Kusakabe|Ryuko Kusakabe.jpg|
* Victim (beaten)
* 31 years old
* Kae's boss}}
{{People|Hisashi Tsukumo|Hisashi Tsukumo.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Kae's apartment building resident}}
{{People|Kino Kinoshita|Kino Kinoshita.jpg|
* 70 years old
* Kae's apartment building resident}}
{{People|Police detective A|EP1065 Detective A.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police detective}}
{{People|Police detective B|EP1065 Detective B.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police detective}}
{{People|Man A|EP1065 Man.jpg|
* Tsukumo's best friend}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
Kinoshita also tells Kogoro that Kae knew about Tsukumo having his Thursdays off. Conan finds out from Tsukumo that he had returned the keys at 6 pm, and Conan reminds Kogoro that it was the same time Kae usually returned from work. Conan realizes that the culprit is '''Kae Nishiwaki'''. After calling everyone together to reveal the culprit's identity, Conan finds himself in a tight spot when a ball hits the tranquilizer dart he was aiming at Kogoro. Kogoro starts making baseless deductions and embarrasses himself. Realizing that he needs to make Kogoro find out the culprit himself, Conan starts dropping clues and hints. After a while, Kogoro catches up and declares Kae to be the culprit. She wanted to kill her boss, whom she hated, and thus planted all the false evidence to frame Tsukumo. However, she miscalculated that Tsukumo wouldn't have an alibi in the middle of the night. Kogoro informs her that if they search her car, they will find signs that she used it to transport the suitcase. Kae finally admits the truth, and the police arrest her.

After all this, Kogoro drops to the ground claiming that it was tiring for him, and dozes off. Conan tells him that as it was more work for him, he is tired too.
</spoiler>

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 31]]

{{Season 31}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Yusuke Shimizu]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Eiichi Tokura]]

[[de:Episode 1065]]
[[zh:TV1065]]

Setting/Cities and Towns

2022-11-28T10:52:47Z

Alan Jojo: /* Cities */

There are numerous {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Cities of Japan|cities]]|市|shi}}, {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Wards of Japan|city wards]]|区|ku}}, {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:List of towns in Japan|towns]]|町|chō/machi}} and {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:List of villages in Japan|villages]]|村|mura}} featured in ''[[Detective Conan]]'' and other works by [[Gosho Aoyama]], some of them real, some of them fictional and some of them a combination of both. Here's an incomplete list, sorted by community type and alphabetical order.

== Cities ==
=== Beika ===
[[File:Movie 6 Beika City.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Aerial view over Beika City in movie 6]]
{{main|Beika}}
In the extended [[canon]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', the characters are shown to be living in a fictional city inside the [[Tokyo Metropolis]], {{nihongo|'''Beika City'''|米花市|Beika-shi}}, consisting of at least two districts: [[Beika Town]] and [[Haido Town]]. It is named after London's [[Wikipedia:Baker Street|Baker Street]], which is the place [[Sherlock Holmes]] lived at. In the [[anime]], the [[movies]] and ''[[Hanzawa the Criminal]]'', it seems to be largely identical with [[Shinjuku]], despite the latter still being its own distinct ward in that universe.
{{clear}}

=== Berlin ===
[[File:Movie 20 Gin Berlin.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Gin in Berlin in movie 20]]
'''[[Wikipedia:Berlin|Berlin]]''' is the capital and largest city of [[Wikipedia:Germany|Germany]]. [[Gin]] and [[Vodka]] ambush [[Riesling]] on the [[Wikipedia:Museum Island|Museum Island]], with the [[Wikipedia:Fernsehturm Berlin|Television Tower]] visible shortly after.
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=== Ekoda ===
[[File:Vlcsnap-2013-11-15-18h48m22s207.png|thumb|right|200px|A firework for Aoko over Ekoda City]]
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In the continuity of the [[TV Specials#Magic Kaito|''Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief'' TV Specials]], Ekoda is shown to be a fictional city of [[Tokyo]], making it either a special ward ({{nihongo|'''Ekoda Ward'''|江古田区|Ekoda-ku}}) or an autonomous city inside Tokyo Metropolis ({{nihongo|'''Ekoda City'''|江古田市|Ekoda-shi}}). It's never shown which of these is the case, though. It seems to be close to the wards of [[Minato]] and [[Chūō]] and modeled after [[Toshima]].
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=== Fuchū ===
[[File:Metropolitan Police Academy Real Life.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The MPA of Fuchū in real life]]
{{nihongo|'''Fuchū'''|府中市|Fuchū-shi}} is a [[Wikipedia:Fuchū, Tokyo|real city]] inside the [[Tokyo Metropolis]] and the location of the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Academy]], which is the main setting of ''Detective Conan: [[Wild Police Story]]''. The latter is also mentioned in the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' franchise a couple of times.
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=== Kitakyushu ===
[[File:EP931 3.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Kitakyushu City in the anime]]
{{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Kitakyushu|Kitakyushu City]]'''|北九州市|Kitakyūshū-shi}} is located in the [[Fukuoka]] Prefecture. The Kokura Ward and the [[Kokura Station]] located in its [[Asano]] district appeared in [[The Northern Kyushu Mystery Tour]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' and in [[Yaiba Volume 5#Chapter 40|Musashi vs. Kojiro]] of ''[[Yaiba]]''. The Moji Ward was also featured in the former.
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=== Kyoto ===
[[File:Kiyomizu-dera Kyoto Manga.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The Kiyomizu-dera, one of the landmarks of Kyoto]]
{{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Kyoto|Kyoto City]]'''|京都市|Kyōto-shi}} is located in the [[Wikipedia:Kansai region|Kansai region]] and capital of the [[Wikipedia:Kyoto Prefecture|Kyoto Prefecture]] in [[Japan]] and gets featured in the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' and ''[[Yaiba]]'' franchises a couple of times. Its population is 1,475,183 (in 2015) and it's where [[Momiji Ooka]], [[Muga Iori]] and [[Soshi Okita]] live. [[Senshin High School]] is located there and the city was prominently featured during the [[The Scarlet School Trip|Scarlet School Trip]] case, a couple of episodes from the [[anime]], several [[movies]], as well as the live action special [[Shinichi Kudo and the Kyoto Shinsengumi Murder Case]] and the [[Shinichi Kudo and the Kyoto Shinsengumi Murder Case (Novel)|novel]] based on it.
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=== Las Vegas ===

=== London ===
[[File:Movie 20 London.jpeg|thumb|right|200px|London, as seen in movie 20]]
The '''[[Wikipedia:London|City of London]]''' is the capital of the [[United Kingdom]] and gets featured a lot in the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' and ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' franchises. It seems to be the native city of [[Saguru Hakuba]], [[Mary Sera]] and [[Diana Kingstone]]. The city and a lot of its landmarks were visited by the protagonists during the [[Volume 71#Following Holmes|Following Holmes]] case, while Mary got lured into a trap by [[Vermouth]] at the same time, while she was staying at the real [[Wikipedia:Baglioni Hotel|Baglioni Hotel]] with her daughter [[Masumi Sera]]. Hakuba was enrolled in the (fictional) London Bridge School while living there. It was also the place [[Scotch]] got killed off by the [[Black Organization]] in [[The Darkest Nightmare]], while driving through Bridge Street in the [[Wikipedia: City of Westminster|City of Westminster]] ([[Wikipedia: Inner London|Inner London]]), though this is most probably a non-[[canon]] event.
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=== Los Angeles ===

=== New York City ===
[[File:Movie 19 New York City.jpg|thumb|right|200px|New York City, as seen in movie 19]]
'''[[Wikipedia:New York City|New York City]]''', also known as the '''Big Apple''', is the most populous city in the [[United States of America]]. It plays a central role in the [[Volume 34#Golden Apple Case|Golden Apple Case]] of the [[manga]] ([[Shinichi Kudo's New York Case]] in the [[anime]]) and reappears early in movie 19, [[Sunflowers of Inferno]], of ''[[Detective Conan]]''. It also appears a couple of times in ''[[Yaiba]]'', with one of the mysterious pyramids of the [[Pyramid Arc]] rising in New York City, too. It's the location of the [[Wikipedia:One World Trade Center|World Trade Center]], [[Wikipedia:Brooklyn Bridge|Brooklyn Bridge]], the [[Wikipedia:Statue of Liberty|Statue of Liberty]] and other landmarks, which are featured in [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s works. [[Radish Redwood]] is a police inspector working in that city.
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=== Neyagawa ===
[[File:Hattori Residence.png|thumb|right|200px|Heiji's house in Neyagawa]]
According to [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]], [[Hattori family]]'s home is not in [[Osaka City]], the capitol of [[Osaka Prefecture]], but in the very nearby {{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia: Neyagawa, Osaka|City of Neyagawa]]'''|寝屋川市|Neyagawa-shi}}.
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=== Osaka ===
[[File:Osaka.jpg|thumb|right|200px|View over Osaka City in real life]]
{{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Osaka|Osaka City]]'''|大阪市|Ōsaka-shi}} is located in the [[Wikipedia:Kansai region|Kansai region]] and capital of the [[Wikipedia:Osaka Prefecture|Osaka Prefecture]] in [[Japan]], getting featured in the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' franchise a lot by virtue of [[Heiji Hattori]], his parents [[Heizo Hattori|Heizo]] and [[Shizuka Hattori|Shizuka]], [[Kazuha Toyama]], her father [[Ginshiro Toyama]], and [[Goro Otaki]] living there. The city has many landmarks, including Osaka Castle, Tsūtenkaku Tower and the Osaka Dome.
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=== Paris ===
[[File:Magic Kaito Chapter 25 Hakuba in Paris.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Paris, as seen in ''Magic Kaito'']]
'''[[Wikipedia:Paris|Paris]]''' is the most populous city, with a population of 2,175,601 (2018), and the capital of [[France]]. It appears several times in the ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' franchise and was the first appearance of the original [[Kaitou Kid]], [[Toichi Kuroba]], who organized a magic show in the city about 18 years ago. [[Saguru Hakuba]] also visits Paris during [[Magic Kaito Volume 4#Golden Eye|Golden Eye]], which is explained as him investigating [[Spider]], who also got a magic show in the city at the time. This info is non-[[canon]] to the [[Manga#Magic Kaito|manga]], though. The city is also mentioned in the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' franchise a couple of times and briefly appears in ''[[Yaiba]]''. It's the location of the [[Eiffel Tower]], which also served as the model for [[Tokyo Tower]].
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=== Seattle ===
[[File:Seattle.png|thumb|right|200px|Seattle in real life]]
'''[[Wikipedia:Seattle|Seattle]]''' is the largest city in the [[Wikipedia:Washington (state)|State of Washington]] in the [[United States of America]] and gets mentioned a couple of times in the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' franchise. [[Yutaka Abe]] wants to escape the clutches of the police to this city and [[Teigo Banno]] wants to move there after breaking up with his girlfriend, which both don't manage to achieve, because of getting arrested and killed respectively before being able to do so. The murder of [[Brian Woods]] in Seattle is mentioned during movie 18, [[Dimensional Sniper]].
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=== Singapore ===
[[File:Movie 23 Singapore.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Singapore, as seen in movie 23]]
The city-state of '''[[Wikipedia:Singapore|Singapore]]''', with a population of ~5,703,600 (2019), is featured prominently as the main setting in movie 23, [[The Fist of Blue Sapphire]]. It's the location of the [[Singapore Marina Bay Sands Hotel]], [[Temple Street]] and other landmarks featured in the movie and the home city of [[Sherilyn Tan]], [[Zhon Han Chen]], [[Leon Lowe]], [[Rachel Cheung]], [[Hezli Jamaluddin]] and [[Mark Aidan]].
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=== Tokyo ===
[[File:Mkop2-4.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Tokyo, as seen in ''Magic Kaito 1412'']]
{{nihongo|'''Tokyo'''|東京|Tōkyō}} takes on a special place as a city in [[Japan]], since it is, besides being the capital, defined very differently, depending on the context it's used in:
* The '''core city''' consists of {{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Special wards of Tokyo|23 special wards]]'''|特別区|tokubetsu-ku}} with a population of 9,375,104. They border the prefectures of [[Wikipedia:Chiba Prefecture|Chiba]] to the east, [[Wikipedia:Saitama Prefecture|Saitama]] to the north and [[Wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa]] in the south.
* As the {{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo Metropolis]]'''|東京都|Tōkyō-to}} with a population of 13,960,236 (2021), it doubles as it's own prefecture, encompassing the aforementioned core city, as well as 26 additional cities, 5 towns and 8 villages to the west of it, which are known as the {{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Western Tokyo|Tama Area]]'''|多摩地域|Tama-chiiki}}, also known as '''Western Tokyo''', extending it to a border it shares with the [[Wikipedia:Yamanashi Prefecture|Yamanashi]] Prefecture. This is the metropolitan area often abbreviated as {{nihongo|Tohto|東都|Tōto}} in Gosho's works and what is often referred to as simply by "Tokyo" in daily use.
* As the '''[[Wikipedia:Greater Tokyo Area|Greater Tokyo Area]]''' with a population of ~38,140,000, it encompasses the aforementioned Tokyo Metropolis, as well as the rest of the [[Wikipedia:Kantō region|Kantō]] region (consisting of the Prefectures of Kanagawa, Chiba, Saitama, [[Wikipedia:Ibaraki Prefecture|Ibaraki]], [[Wikipedia:Tochigi Prefecture|Tochigi]] and [[Wikipedia:Gunma Prefecture|Gunma]]) and the Yamanashi Prefecture, which is part of the neighboring [[Wikipedia:Chūbu region|Chūbu]] region.
Tokyo in the sense of "Tokyo Metropolis" is the main setting in pretty much all of Gosho Aoyama's works and often the place his protagonists live in.
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=== Toronto ===
[[File:Movie 20 Downtown Toronto.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Toronto, as seen in movie 20]]
'''[[Wikipedia:Toronto|Toronto]]''' is the capital of the Province of [[Wikipedia:Ontario|Ontario]] in [[Wikipedia:Canada|Canada]]. [[Aquavit]] gets killed by [[Chianti]] in movie 20, [[The Darkest Nightmare]], while hanging from [[Wikipedia:CN Tower|CN Tower]], one of the landmarks of the city. During the aerial shot, a lot of distinctive features of Downtown Toronto can be seen, like a part of the [[Wikipedia: Rogers Centre|Rogers Centre]] in the lower left, as well as the [[Wikipedia: Ritz-Carlton Toronto|Ritz-Carlton Toronto]], [[Wikipedia: Simcoe Place|Simcoe Place]] and the [[Wikipedia: RBC Centre|RBC Centre]] skyscrapers.
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=== Yokohama ===
[[File:Movie Manga 22 Yokohama Harbor.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Yokohama, as seen in movie manga 22]]
{{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Yokohama|Yokohama]]'''|横浜市|Yokohama-shi}}, with a population of 3,732,616 (2016), is the second-largest city of [[Japan]] and part of the [[Greater Tokyo Area]]. The Chinese restaurant [[Ran Mouri]] collapses in and remembers her time with [[Shinichi Kudo]] in [[New York City]] is located in Yokohama and [[Rei Furuya]] makes a call from there in the manga adaption of movie 22. Several places from Yokohama also served as models for fictional settings in [[Ekoda]].
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=== Hidora ===
Hidora is shown to be a fictional city and was mentioned as a crime scene in the case "[[Detectives Don't Sleep|Detectives Don't Sleep]]".

== Wards ==
[[File:Tokyo Wards Map.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Map showing the wards of Tokyo]]
=== Adachi ===
The {{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Adachi, Tokyo|Adachi Ward]]'''|足立区|Adachi-ku}}, also called '''Adachi City''', is one of the [[Wikipedia:Special wards of Tokyo|23 special wards]] of [[Tokyo]]. [[Gosho Aoyama]] lived in its Kita-Senju district for a time and [[Minami Takayama]] was also born here. [[Yoko Okino]]'s apartment complex is modeled after the Cite Neuve Kita-Senju skyscraper and the scenery along the river of [[Kaito Kuroba]]'s way from [[Ekoda High School|school]] probably inspired by section of the Arakawa flowing through this ward.

=== Aomidori ===
The {{nihongo|'''Aomidori Ward'''|青緑区|Aomidori-ku}} is a fictional ward of [[Yokohama]] in the [[anime]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', its name literally meaning "Blue-Green". It's where [[Hiroshi Agasa]]'s cake was delivered from. Since this part of the address is only decipherable in the animated adaption, [[Sweet and Cold Delivery Service]], it's non-[[canon]] to the [[manga]].

=== Ayase ===
The {{nihongo|'''Ayase Ward'''|綾瀬区|Ayase-ku}} is a fictional special ward of [[Tokyo]] seen on a note in the Tanbara Mountain Cottage from [[The Fearful Traversing Murder Case]], making it non-[[canon]] to the world of the [[manga]].

=== Beika ===
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The {{nihongo|'''Beika Ward'''|米花区|Beika-ku}} is a fictional special ward of [[Tokyo]] in the [[manga]] continuity of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', consisting of at least two districts: [[Beika Town]] and [[Haido Town]]. It is named after London's [[Wikipedia:Baker Street|Baker Street]], which is the place [[Sherlock Holmes]] lived at. Its status as a ward was confirmed in the [[Volume 80#Delivery Service|Delivery Service]] case by [[Hiroshi Agasa]]'s full address on the cake delivery.<ref>''[[Detective Conan]]'', [[Manga]], FILE.843 ([[Volume 80]], [[Volume 80#File 843 - A Parcel for Kudo-samakata|File 4]]) 
Professor [[Hiroshi Agasa]]'s full address is revealed to be: 
{{nihongo|Tokyo Metropolis, Beika Ward, Beika Town, 2nd Block, House Number 22|東京都米花区米花町２丁目２２番地|Tōkyō-to Beika-ku Beika-chō 2-chōme 22-banchi}}</ref>
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=== Bunkyō ===
[[File:Tokyo Dome Magic Kaito Manga.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Kaitou Kid in Bunkyō, as seen in ''Magic Kaito'']]
The {{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Bunkyō|Bunkyō Ward]]'''|文京区|Bunkyō-ku}}, also called '''Bunkyō City''', is one of the [[Wikipedia:Special wards of Tokyo|23 special wards]] of [[Tokyo]]. It appears several times in ''[[Detective Conan]]'', ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' and ''[[Yaiba]]''. It's the location of the [[Tokyo Dome]] and the main campus of [[Tokyo University]]. Several other places from the ward served as models for fictional buildings in the story. The [[Yayoi]] district is also a part of it, which is where the [[Tani family]] lives.
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=== Chiyoda ===
[[File:Chiyoda_Tokyo.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Skyscrapers of Chiyoda in real life]]
The {{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Chiyoda, Tokyo|Chiyoda Ward]]'''|千代田区|Chiyoda-ku}}, also called '''Chiyoda City''', is a historical part of [[Tokyo]], in large parts identical with the area encompassed by old [[Wikipedia:Edo|Edo]] in the past, which appears regularly in ''[[Detective Conan]]'', ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' and ''[[Yaiba]]'', as well as once in ''[[The Santa Claus of Summer]]''. Its name literally translates to "field of a thousand generations". It is one of the [[Wikipedia:Special wards of Tokyo|23 special wards]] of the city and the location of the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]] (MPD), [[Nippon Budokan]], [[Tokyo Station]] and the National Diet Building, which was rebuilt into [[Takeshi Onimaru's castle]] in ''[[Yaiba]]''. The full address of the MPD and [[Wikipedia:Hotel New Otani Tokyo|Hotel New Otani]] were also shown in ''[[Magic Kaito]]''.
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=== Chūkan ===
[[File:Chuo_Tokyo.jpg|thumb|right|200px|View of Chūō in real life]]
The {{nihongo|'''Chūkan Ward'''|中間区|Chūkan-ku}} is a fictional special ward of [[Tokyo]] seen on a note in the Tanbara Mountain Cottage from [[The Fearful Traversing Murder Case]], making it non-[[canon]] to the world of the [[manga]]. Its name is probably a play on the real [[Chūō]] Ward.

=== Chūō ===
The {{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Chūō, Tokyo|Chūō Ward]]'''|中央区|Chūō-ku}}, also called '''Chūō City''', is one of the [[Wikipedia:Special wards of Tokyo|23 special wards]] of [[Tokyo]]. It contains the famous district of [[Ginza]], which appears several times in [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s works. It's also implied to be close to the [[Beika Ward]] in the [[manga]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' and to [[Ekoda City]] in the [[TV Specials#Magic Kaito|''Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief'' TV Specials]].
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=== Furujuku ===
The {{nihongo|'''Furujuku Ward'''|古宿区|Furujuku-ku}} is a fictional special ward of [[Tokyo]] seen on a note in the Tanbara Mountain Cottage from [[The Fearful Traversing Murder Case]], making it non-[[canon]] to the world of the [[manga]]. Its name is probably a play on the real [[Shinjuku]] Ward.

=== Kamigyō ===
The {{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Kamigyō-ku|Kamigyō Ward]]'''|上京区|Kamigyō-ku}} is one of the eleven wards of [[Kyoto]] and the place [[Soshi Okita]] lives in, according to himself.

=== Minato ===
[[File:View from ANA Intercontinental Tokyo Hotel.jpg|thumb|right|200px|View over Minato in real life]]
The {{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Minato,_Tokyo|Minato Ward]]'''|港区|Minato-ku}}, also called '''Minato City''', is the harbor city of [[Tokyo]], with its name literally translating to "harbor". It is one of the [[Wikipedia:Special wards of Tokyo|23 special wards]] of the city. The [[Beika Ward]] in the [[manga]] continuity of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' and [[Ekoda City]] in the [[TV Specials#Magic Kaito|''Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief'' TV Specials]] seem to be largely identical to it, while its still a distinct ward in those universes. It's the ward where the [[Tokyo Tower]] is located in. [[Minato Police Department]], [[Minato Hotel]] and [[Minato Arena]] also seem to be there, even though they are all fictional buildings. The skyscrapers of the [[Shiodome]] Area in Minato were featured in [[Magician of the Silver Sky]].
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=== Nerima ===
[[File:Nerima Tokyo.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Aerial view over Nerima in real life]]
The {{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Nerima|Nerima Ward]]'''|練馬区|Nerima-ku}}, also called '''Nerima City''', is one of the [[Wikipedia:Special wards of Tokyo|23 special wards]] of [[Tokyo]]. It's where most of the [[Ekoda]] Area, including the district of the same name, is located, where [[Gosho Aoyama]] and his [[Gosho Aoyama's assistants|assistants]] used to live and study during the eighties and a large part of the [[manga]] continuities of ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' and ''[[100% Tantei Monogatari]]'' are set in. It's also the ward where the apartment of "[[Kenzo Hirota]]" was located in.

=== Neriushi ===
The {{nihongo|'''Neriushi Ward'''|練牛区|Neriushi-ku}} is a fictional special ward of [[Tokyo]] seen on a note in the Tanbara Mountain Cottage from [[The Fearful Traversing Murder Case]], making it non-[[canon]] to the world of the [[manga]]. Its name is probably a play on the real [[Nerima]] Ward.
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=== Ōta ===
[[File:Haneda Airport Real Life.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Ōta's Haneda Airport in real life]]
The {{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Ōta, Tokyo|Ōta Ward]]'''|大田区|Ōta-ku}} is one of the [[Wikipedia:Special wards of Tokyo|23 special wards]] of [[Tokyo]]. It's the location of [[Haneda Airport]], which regularly appears in the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' and ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' franchises.
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=== Setagaya ===
The {{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Setagaya|Setagaya Ward]]'''|世田谷区|Setagaya-ku}} is one of the [[Wikipedia:Special wards of Tokyo|23 special wards]] of [[Tokyo]]. The [[Shimokitazawa]] district was one of the places the pyromaniac from [[Volume 27#Sato's Father Case|Sato's Father Case]] set fire to. It's also the location of the [[Meidaimae Station]] in its [[Matsubara]] district, which was mentioned in [[The Missing Page]] and (incorrectly) shown to be part of the [[Minato Line]].

=== Shibōya ===
[[File:Shuto Expressway Shibuya.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Aerial view of the Shuto Expressway in Shibuya]]
The '''Shibōya Ward''' is a fictional special ward of [[Tokyo]], the name of which was seen in the [[TV Specials#Magic Kaito|''Magic Kaito'' TV Specials]]. Its a play on the name of the real ward of [[Shibuya]].

=== Shibuya ===
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The {{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Shibuya|Shibuya Ward]]'''|渋谷区|Shibuya-ku}}, also called '''Shibuya City''', is home to some major shopping districts in [[Tokyo]] and one of its [[Wikipedia:Special wards of Tokyo|23 special wards]]. [[Wikipedia:Shibuya Crossing|Shibuya Crossing]], the [[Wikipedia:109 (department store)|109 Department Store]] and several other places located in it are featured in [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s works a lot, and others are regularly used as models for fictional settings. It seems to be bordering on the [[Beika Ward]] in the [[manga]] continuity of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', with the [[Ebisu]] district of Shibuya implicity adjacent to [[Beika Town]].
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=== Shinjuku ===
[[File:Shinjuku.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The skyline of Shinjuku in real life]]
The {{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Shinjuku|Shinjuku Ward]]'''|新宿区|Shinjuku-ku}}, also called '''Shinjuku City''', is the major commercial and administrative center of [[Tokyo]] and one of its [[Wikipedia:Special wards of Tokyo|23 special wards]] with a population of 346,235 (2018). [[Beika City]] in the extended [[canon]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' and [[Ekoda]] in ''[[Magic Kaito 1412]]'' seem to be largely identical to it, while its still a distinct ward in those universes. The prominent skyscrapers of [[Nishi-Shinjuku]] are visible from afar and hence appear a lot in pretty much all of [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s works as a setting or in the background, as part of the skyline of [[Tokyo]].
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=== Suginami ===
The {{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Suginami|Suginami Ward]]'''|杉並区|Suginami-ku}}, also called '''Suginami City''', is one of the [[Wikipedia:Special wards of Tokyo|23 special wards]] of [[Tokyo]]. In the [[anime]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', it's shown to be the location of [[Atsushi Miyano]]'s parental house, while [[Kaito Kuroba]] and [[Aoko Nakamori]] leave the real [[Shin-Kōenji Station]] located in that ward to get to [[Haido City Hotel]] in the [[TV Specials#Magic Kaito|''Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief'' TV Specials]]. Neither is [[canon]] to their respective [[manga]].

=== Toshima ===
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The {{nihongo|'''Toshima Ward'''|豊島区|Toshima-ku}}, also called '''Toshima City''', is one of the [[Wikipedia:Special wards of Tokyo|23 special wards]] of [[Tokyo]]. It's composed of four major areas divided into 27 districts, with a population of 298,250 (2015). It's the place where [[Kaito Kuroba]], his mother [[Chikage Kuroba]], [[Aoko Nakamori]] and her father [[Ginzo Nakamori]] live in the [[manga]] continuity of ''[[Magic Kaito]]''. [[Keisuke Hara]] from ''[[The Santa Claus of Summer]]'' seemingly lives there too, as well as the protagonists of ''[[Wait For Me]]'' in the OVA version of their story. Its [[Ikebukuro Station]] was also one of the places the pyromaniac from [[Volume 27#Sato's Father Case|Sato's Father Case]] set fire to. [[Gosho Aoyama]] was living in the Senkawa district of that ward himself for a while during the eighties.

== Towns ==
=== Akebono ===
{{nihongo|'''Akebono Town'''|曙町|Akebono-chō}} is a fictional district of [[Tokyo]], perhaps in or close to the equally fictional [[Beika City]] in the [[anime]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]''. This makes it non-[[canon]] to the world of the [[manga]] so far. Its name is probably derived from the [[Wikipedia:Akebonobashi Station|Akebonobashi Station]] in the [[Shinjuku]] Ward.

=== Asano ===
[[File:Kokura Station Kitakyushu.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Kokura Station of Asano in real life]]
{{nihongo|'''Asano'''|浅野|Asano}} is a real district of [[Kitakyushu]] City in [[Fukuoka]] Prefecture. This location and its [[Kokura Station]] were featured in [[The Northern Kyushu Mystery Tour]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' and the chapter [[Yaiba Volume 5#Chapter 40|Musashi vs. Kojiro]] of ''[[Yaiba]]''.
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=== Beika ===
[[File:Detective Conan Episode 76 Crossing Over.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A street crossing in Beika Town]]
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{{nihongo|'''Beika Town'''|米花町|Beika-chō}} is a fictional district in the equally fictional [[Beika Ward]] (in [[Beika City]] in the extended [[canon]]) of [[Tokyo]], where [[Conan Edogawa]], [[Ran Mouri]] and a majority of the other main characters of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' live. It consists of at least seven blocks. Like the Beika Ward itself, it is named after London's [[Wikipedia:Baker Street|Baker Street]], which is the place [[Sherlock Holmes]] lived at.

=== Beika-Azuma ===
{{nihongo|'''Beika East Town'''|米花東町|Beika-Azuma-chō}} seems to be another fictional district in [[Beika City]]. It's seemingly only been mentioned in the [[anime]] so far, making it non-[[canon]] to the world of the [[manga]]. It's also unclear if its supposed to be the same district as [[Higashi-Beika]], or distinct from it.

=== Beika-Minami ===
{{nihongo|'''Beika South Town'''|米花南町|Beika-Minami-chō}} seems to be another fictional district in [[Beika City]]. It's seemingly only been mentioned once, in the episode [[The Man Obstructed by the Steel Frame]] of the [[anime]] so far, making it non-[[canon]] to the world of the [[manga]].

=== Beika-Ōmachi ===
{{nihongo|'''Beika-Ōmachi'''|米花大町|Beika-Ōmachi}} seems to be another fictional district in [[Beika City]]. Its only been seen once, on a bus plan in [[The Mysterious Woman With Amnesia Case]] from the [[anime]] so far, likely making it non-[[canon]] to the world of the [[manga]].
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=== Birinmon ===
[[File:EP976 6.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Birinmon Town Fish Market]]
{{nihongo|'''Birinmon Town'''|美林門町|Birinmon-chō}} is a fictional district in [[Tokyo]] along the [[Teimuzu]] River seen in the [[anime]] episode "[[Follow Them! Detective Taxi]]". It may be a fictional counterpart to the Tsujiki district and its [[Wikipedia:Tsukiji fish market|famous fish market]], while its name probably is derived from London's [[Wikipedia:Billingsgate|Billingsgate]] Ward ("Birin" = "Billing", "mon" = "gate"), which also got a [[Wikipedia:Billingsgate Fish Market|famous fish market]] in front of the Thames River, which was the inspiration for the Teimuzu. Birinmon Bridge is also located here. It is probably a non-[[canon]] setting for the [[manga]].
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=== Buroku ===
{{nihongo|'''Buroku Town'''|須単町|Buroku-chō}} is a fictional district in or close to the equally fictional [[Beika Ward]], adjacent to [[Sutan Town]] and somewhere inbetween [[Beika Town]] and [[Tokyo Tower]]. Sutan and Buroku are named after London's [[Wikipedia:Stamford Brook|Stamford Brook]]. It was one of the two possible locations [[Eri Kisaki]] was held at during the [[Volume 93#Eri Kisaki Abduction Case|Eri Kisaki Abduction Case]].

=== Chiyari ===
{{nihongo|'''Chiyari Town'''|千槍町|Chiyari-chō}} is a fictional town close to [[Yokohama]], or a district of that city, somewhere between [[Wikipedia:Yokohama Station|Yokohama Station]] and [[Wikipedia:Ōfuna Station|Ōfuna Station]], which appeared in [[The Heartfelt Strap]]. Known locations are [[Chiyari Station]] and a beach in or close to it. Its name is probably derived from London's [[Wikipedia:Charing Cross railway station|Charing Cross Station]] ("Charing" = チャリング ''Chiyaringu'').

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=== Douza ===
{{nihongo|'''Douza'''|銅座|Dōza}} is a fictionalized district mentioned in the extended [[canon]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', serving as a play on [[Ginza]], a real district in the [[Chūō]] Ward of [[Tokyo]]. It's the location of [[Douza Station]], which is part of the [[Tohto Line]]. It only appeared in the [[movies]] and the [[anime]] so far, likely making it non-[[canon]] for the [[manga]], where another fictionalization of Ginza, "[[Kinza]]", is already confirmed to exist.

=== Ebesu ===
'''Ebesu''' is a fictionalized version of the real district of [[Wikipedia:Ebisu, Tokyo|Ebisu]] in the [[Shibuya]] Ward of [[Tokyo]]. Its the location of [[Ebesu Station]] in the [[TV Specials#Magic Kaito|''Magic Kaito'' TV Specials]], likely making it non-[[canon]] for the [[Manga#Magic Kaito|''Magic Kaito'' manga]] or any other story.

=== Ebisu ===
[[File:Ebisu Bridge Tokyo Manga.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Conan Edogawa in Ebisu]]
{{nihongo|'''Ebisu'''|恵比寿|Ebisu}} is a [[Wikipedia:Ebisu, Shibuya|real district]] in the [[Shibuya]] Ward of [[Tokyo]]. [[Conan Edogawa]] thinks that the Ebisu Bridge located in this district is the solution of a cipher, but its actually referring to a bridge of the same name in [[Osaka]]. Ebisu is implied to be close to [[Beika Town]].

=== Egisu ===
{{nihongo|'''Egisu'''|恵木寿|Egisu}} is a fictionalized version of the real district of [[Wikipedia:Ebisu, Tokyo|Ebisu]] in the [[Shibuya]] Ward of [[Tokyo]]. Its the location of [[Egisu Station]], which is part of the [[Tohto Line]]. It only appeared in the [[movies]] and the [[anime]] so far, likely making it non-[[canon]] for the [[manga]], where the real [[Ebisu]] is confirmed to exist.
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=== Futaba ===
{{nihongo|'''Futaba Town'''|双葉町|Futaba-chō}} is a real district in the [[Itabashi]] Ward of [[Tokyo]]. [[Saguru Hakuba]] deduces it as one of the places on the route the truck which [[Kaitou Kid]] and [[Aoko Nakamori]] are caught in takes during the [[Magic Kaito Volume 5#Sun Halo|Sun Halo]] story.

=== Ginza ===
[[File:Fourth Block Ginza Real Life.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The 4th Block of Ginza in real life]]
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{{nihongo|'''Ginza'''|銀座|Ginza}} is a real business and entertainment district in the [[Chūō]] Ward of [[Tokyo]], which appeared a couple of times in the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' and ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' franchises, most of the time under slightly different names, though.
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=== Haido ===
[[File:MK1412 Episode 6 Haido City Hotel.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Haido Town, as seen in ''Magic Kaito 1412'']]
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{{nihongo|'''Haido Town'''|杯戸町|Haido-chō}} is a fictional district in the equally fictional [[Beika Ward]] (in [[Beika City]] in the extended [[canon]]) adjacent to [[Beika Town]] and is named after London's [[Wikipedia:Hyde Park, London|Hyde Park]]. It consists of at least four blocks and is the place where [[Makoto Kyogoku]] and [[Hina Wada]] live in. In the [[manga]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', it's said to be between the districts of [[Kasumigaseki]] and [[Yotsuya]]. In ''[[Magic Kaito 1412]]'', it seems to be identical to [[Wikipedia:Roppongi|Roppongi]], while in the [[TV Specials#Magic Kaito|''Magic Kaito'' TV Specials]], it's implied to be close to [[Kōenji-Minami]]. The latter two are non-[[canon]], though.
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=== Haido-Kita ===
{{nihongo|'''Haido North Town'''|杯戸北町}} seems to be another fictional district in [[Beika City]]. It's seemingly only been mentioned once, in the episode [[Turning Point on a Driving Date]] of the [[anime]] so far, making it non-[[canon]] to the world of the [[manga]].

=== Higashi-Beika ===
{{nihongo|'''East Beika Town'''|東米花町|Higashi-Beika-chō}} seems to be another fictional district in [[Beika City]]. It's seemingly only been mentioned twice in the [[anime]] so far, making it non-[[canon]] to the world of the [[manga]]. It's also unclear if its supposed to be the same district as [[Beika-Azuma]], or distinct from it.

=== Hinode ===
{{nihongo|'''Hinode Town'''|日の出町|Hinode-machi}} is a [[Wikipedia:Hinode, Tokyo|real place]] in [[Tokyo Metropolis]]. [[Saguru Hakuba]] deduces it as one of the places on the route the truck which [[Kaitou Kid]] and [[Aoko Nakamori]] are caught in takes during the [[Magic Kaito Volume 5#Sun Halo|Sun Halo]] story.

=== Hyakujii ===
{{nihongo|'''Hyakujii'''|百神井|Hyakujii}} is a fictionalized version of the real district of Shakujii in the [[Nerima]] Ward of [[Tokyo]]. Known locations are the Hyakujii Park, where the kidnapper of [[Akiko Tani]] from the [[Volume 1#Company President's Daughter Case|Company President's Daughter Case]] wanted the ransom money to be deposited. The real Shakujii and [[Wikipedia:Shakujii Park|its park]] were close to where [[Gosho Aoyama]] was living in [[Ekoda]], which is why he visited it often to relax.

=== Hyakunin ===
[[File:Shin-Ohkubo and Beika Stations.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Hyakunin's Shin-Ōkubo Station and Beika Station]]
{{nihongo|'''Hyakunin Town'''|百人町|Hyakunin-chō}} is a real district in the [[Shinjuku]] Ward of [[Tokyo]]. The Shin-Ōkubo Station and its surroundings, including the adjacent district of [[Okubo]], were used as models for [[Beika Town]] and its [[Beika Station|own train station]] in the [[anime]], the [[movies]] and the ''[[Play It Again]]'' OVA. In the movies, even the position of Beika Station seems to be identical to it, judging by route maps of [[Tohto Line]], based on the real [[Wikipedia:Yamanote Line|Yamanote Line]].
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=== Ikebukuro ===
[[File:Ikebukuro Toshima Tokyo.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Aerial view over Ikebukuro in real life]]
{{nihongo|'''Ikebukuro'''|池袋|Ikebukuro}} is the central commercial and entertainment district of the [[Toshima]] Ward in [[Tokyo]]. [[Kaito Kuroba]] and [[Aoko Nakamori]] leave the train at its central train station on their way home from [[Ekoda High School|school]] in the [[manga]] of ''[[Magic Kaito]]''. The same train station also is one of the places the pyromaniac set fire to in [[Volume 27#Sato's Father Case|Sato's Father Case]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]''.<ref>''[[Detective Conan]]'', [[Manga]], FILE.267-269 ([[Volume 27]], [[Volume 27#Sato's Father Case|File 4-6]])</ref><ref>''[[Detective Conan]]'', [[Anime]], Episode 205-206: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 3]] ([[Season 8]], Episode 12-13)</ref>
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=== Kasumigaseki ===
[[File:Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Real Life.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Kasumigaseki's MPD in real life]]
{{nihongo|'''Kasumigaseki'''|霞が関|Kasumigaseki}} is a real district in the [[Chiyoda]] Ward that contains the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]] (MPD), which repeatedly appears in ''[[Detective Conan]]'', ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' and ''[[Zero's Tea Time]]''. The 4th Block of the fictional [[Haido Town]] is said to be between it and [[Shinjuku]]'s district Yotsuya.
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=== Kenbashi ===
[[File:Tohto Subway Kenbashi Station.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Vodka in Kenbashi]]
{{nihongo|'''Kenbashi Town'''|賢橋町|Kenbashi-chō}} is a fictional district in or close to the [[Beika Ward]] and named after the English city of [[Wikipedia:Cambridge|Cambridge]] ("Cam" in Katakana is "Ken" (ケン), "bashi" is Japanese for "bridge"). Known locations so far are the Tohto Subway Kenbashi Station from the [[Volume 37#Footsteps of Darkness|Footsteps of Darkness]] case and the Kenbashi branch of [[Tohto Bank]]. It consists of at least five blocks, with an elementary school located in its 5th block. The extended [[canon]] added the Kenbashi Tunnel to it in [[The Kidnapper's Disappearing Getaway Car]].
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=== Kinza ===
[[File:MK TV Episode 21.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Kaitou Kid on the 4th Block crossing of Kinza in ''Magic Kaito 1412'']]
{{nihongo|'''Kinza'''|錦座|Kinza}} is a fictionalized district in the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' franchise and ''[[Magic Kaito 1412]]'', serving as a play on [[Ginza]], a real district in the [[Chūō]] Ward of [[Tokyo]].
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=== Kōenji ===
[[File:Vlcsnap-2013-11-02-21h09m31s109.png|thumb|200px|right|Aoko and Kaito leaving the station in Kōenji]]
{{nihongo|'''Kōenji'''|高円寺|Kōenji}} is a real district in the [[Suginami]] Ward of [[Tokyo]] adjacent to [[Kōenji-Minami]]. [[Kaito Kuroba]] and [[Aoko Nakamori]] leave [[Kōenji Station]] in [[The Reminiscent Golden Eye]], which is located here. It's also implied to be close to [[Haido City Hotel]] in this episode.
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=== Kōenji-Minami ===
[[File:EP340 5.jpeg|thumb|200px|right|Atsushi Miyano's parental home in Kōenji-Minami]]
{{nihongo|'''Kōenji South'''|高円寺南|Kōenji-Minami}} is a real district in the [[Suginami]] Ward of [[Tokyo]] adjacent to [[Kōenji]]. It's shown to be the location of [[Atsushi Miyano]]'s old parental home in the [[anime]] version of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' ([[Hidden Bathroom Secret]]), which makes this information non-[[canon]] to the [[manga]] so far.
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=== Kokubo ===
{{nihongo|'''Kokubo'''|大久保|Kōkubo}} is a fictionalized district of [[Tokyo]] in the extended [[canon]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', seemingly a play on Ōkubo, which partially served as a model for [[Beika Town]] in the [[movies]]. Its the location of [[Kokubo Station]], which is part of the [[Tohto Line]].

=== Kuin ===
{{nihongo|'''Kuin Town'''|九院町|Kuin-chō}} is a fictional district of [[Tokyo]], only mentioned in the episode [[After That Hundred Million Yen]] of the [[anime]] so far, most likely making it a non-[[canon]] setting for the [[manga]]. Its name seems to be derived from the english word "Queen".

=== Kurinishi ===
{{nihongo|'''Kurinishi Town'''|栗西町|Kurinishi-chō}}, literally "Chestnut West Town", is a fictional district of [[Tokyo]], which only appeared in [[A Car Carrying a Time Bomb]] of the [[anime]] so far, most likely making it a non-[[canon]] setting for the [[manga]]. It is composed of at least three blocks.

=== Marunouchi ===
[[File:File 818 Tokyo Station.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Marunouchi's Tokyo Station in the manga]]
{{nihongo|'''Marunouchi'''|丸の内|Marunouchi}} is a [[Wikipedia:Marunouchi|real district]] in the [[Chiyoda]] Ward of [[Tokyo]] and implied to be close to the [[Mine Residence]]. [[Tokyo Station]] is located here, which appears a couple of times in ''[[Detective Conan]]'' and ''[[Yaiba]]''.
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=== Matsubara ===
{{nihongo|'''Matsubara'''|松原|Matsubara}} is a real district in the [[Setagaya]] Ward of [[Tokyo]]. Its the location of [[Meidaimae Station]], which is shown in the non-[[[canon]] episode [[The Missing Page]] of the [[anime]] to be a part of the equally real [[Minato Line]]. In reality, the station isn't on that line, though.

=== Midoridai ===
{{nihongo|'''Midoridai'''|緑台|Midoridai}} is a fictional district of [[Tokyo]]. It may be a composite of the real districts Midorigaoka ([[Wikipedia:Meguro|Meguro]]) and Sakuradai ([[Nerima]]). Its the location of [[Midoridai Station]], which is part of the [[Tohto Line]]. It only appeared in the [[movies]] and the [[anime]] so far, likely making it non-[[canon]] for the [[manga]].

=== Minami ===
{{nihongo|'''Minami Town'''|南町|Minami-chō}} is a fictional district of [[Tokyo]], being a rather generic name meaning "South Town". Its name only appeared once, in the [[Monday Night 7:30 p.m. Murder Case]] from the [[anime]], so far, likely making it non-[[canon]] to the world of the [[manga]].

=== Minanokami ===
[[File:Minanokami Station.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The central station of Minanokami]]
{{nihongo|'''Minanokami'''|みなのかみ町|Minanokami-machi}} is a fictionalized version of the real town of {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Minakami, Gunma|Minakami]]|みなかみ町|Minakami-machi}} in [[Wikipedia:Gunma Prefecture|Gunma Prefecture]]. [[Sumiko Kobayashi]] and [[Rumi Wakasa]] visit it together with the [[Detective Boys]] to collect edible plants.
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=== Misono ===
{{nihongo|'''Misono Town'''|美園町|Misono-chō}} is a fictional district of [[Tokyo]]. Its name only appeared once so far, in [[A Stalker's Murder Case]] from the [[anime]], likely making it non-[[canon]] to the world of the [[manga]].

=== Miyazawa ===
{{nihongo|'''Miyazawa Town'''|宮沢町|Miyazawa-chō}} is a real district in the city of [[Akishima]] in [[Tokyo Metropolis]]. [[Saguru Hakuba]] deduces it as one of the places on the route the truck which [[Kaitou Kid]] and [[Aoko Nakamori]] are caught in takes during the [[Magic Kaito Volume 5#Sun Halo|Sun Halo]] story.

=== Naka/Nakamachi ===
{{nihongo|'''Naka Town'''|中町|Naka-chō}} or {{nihongo|'''Nakamachi'''|中町|Nakamachi}} ([[The Mysterious Woman With Amnesia Case]]), written as 中町 in [[A Stalker's Murder Case]], is a district of [[Tokyo]], being a rather generic name like "Middle/Center Town". Its name only appeared in from the [[anime]] so far, likely making it non-[[canon]] to the world of the [[manga]]. There actually are several real districts called Nakamachi in [[Tokyo]], but it's unclear whether it was supposed to be one of those or a fictional one.
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=== Nebada ===
{{nihongo|'''Nebada Town'''|根場田町}} is a fictional district in [[Tokyo]]. It only appeared once, in the episode [[The Mystery-Solving Water Taxi]] of the [[anime]] so far, making it non-[[canon]] to the world of the [[manga]]. Its name may be a play on the [[Wikipedia:Nevada (disambiguation)|place name Nevada]].

=== Nishi-Shinjuku ===
[[File:Shinjuku Skyscrapers.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The skyscrapers of Nishi-Shinjuku in real life]]
{{nihongo|'''West Shinjuku'''|西新宿|Nishi-Shinjuku}} is a [[Wikipedia:Nishi-Shinjuku|real skyscraper business district]] in the [[Shinjuku]] Ward of [[Tokyo]]. It's featured in pretty much all of [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s works because of its prominent skyscrapers, which appear as settings or in the distant background as part of the city skyline.
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=== Nishi-Teitan ===
{{nihongo|'''West Teitan Town'''|西帝丹町|Nishi-Teitan-chō}} is a fictional district of [[Tokyo]], probably supposed to be in [[Beika City]]. Its subway station seemingly is the nearest one to the subway station next to the studios of [[Nichiuri TV]]. It only appeared in [[The Weather Girl Kidnapping Case]] from the [[anime]] so far, likely making it non-[[canon]] for the [[manga]].

=== Nishihara ===
{{nihongo|'''Nishihara'''|西原|Nishihara}} is a real district in the [[Shibuya]] Ward of [[Tokyo]]. [[Saguru Hakuba]] deduces it as one of the places on the route the truck which [[Kaitou Kid]] and [[Aoko Nakamori]] are caught in takes during the [[Magic Kaito Volume 5#Sun Halo|Sun Halo]] story.

=== Nishiki ===
{{nihongo|'''Nishiki Town'''|錦町|Nishiki-chō}} is a real district in the city of [[Tachikawa]] in [[Tokyo Metropolis]]. [[Saguru Hakuba]] deduces it as one of the places on the route the truck which [[Kaitou Kid]] and [[Aoko Nakamori]] are caught in takes during the [[Magic Kaito Volume 5#Sun Halo|Sun Halo]] story.

=== Okeyama ===
[[File:File 59 Tenkaichi Festival Fires.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The Tenkaichi Festival fires in Okeyama]]
'''Okeyama''' is a fictional town in [[Saitama]] Prefecture, visited by [[Conan Edogawa]], [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] and [[Kogoro Mouri]] in the [[Tenkaichi Night Festival Murder Case]] during the "Tenkaichi Festival", which is based on the real [[Wikipedia:Gozan no Okuribi|Gozan no Okuribi]] (Daimonji Festival) in [[Kyoto]]. Known locations so far are the Okeyama Hotel and Okeyama Station.
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=== Okubo ===
[[File:Okubo Tokyo.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A street in Okubo]]
{{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Ōkubo, Tokyo|Okubo]]'''|大久保|Ōkubo}}, also known as '''Ohkubo''', is a real district built around [[Hyakunin Town]] and the Shin-Ōkubo Station, located in the [[Shinjuku]] Ward of [[Tokyo]]. In the [[anime]] and [[movies]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', it partially served as a model for [[Beika Town]].
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=== Okuho ===
[[File:Okuho.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A street in Okuho]]
{{nihongo|'''Okuho Town'''|奥穂町|Okuho-chō}} is a fictional district in or close to the [[Beika Ward]], consisting of at least three blocks. Since [[Hiroshi Agasa]] attended middle school there, it's likely to be a part of the ward, though. Its name seems to be a play on London's [[Wikipedia:Oxford Street|Oxford Street]], which appeared in the ''Sherlock Holmes'' canon, too. Known locations from the [[manga]] so far are the [[Okuho Middle School]], Okuho Post Office and the Okuho Police Station. The extended [[canon]] added the Kita-Okuho Police Station ([[Detective Takagi On the Run in Handcuffs]]), Lake Okuho ([[The Detective Boys Become Models]]) and the Okuho Race Course ([[Thoroughbred Kidnapping Case]]) to it, which seem way more rural than the manga version. An [[Okuho Station]] is also mentioned in non-manga stories a couple of times, which seems to be part of the equally fictional [[Tohto Line]].
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=== Okutama ===
{{nihongo|'''Okutama Town'''|奥多摩町|Okutama-machi}} is a [[Wikipedia:Okutama, Tokyo|real place]] in [[Tokyo Metropolis]]. It's where the truck of [[Arizato Juuken]] brings [[Kaitou Kid]] and [[Aoko Nakamori]] to in the [[Magic Kaito Volume 5#Sun Halo|Sun Halo]] story of ''[[Magic Kaito]]''. The [[Nagekomi Temple]] is located there, where priestess [[Niwano Yasuyo]] worked at.

=== Ōtabashi ===
{{nihongo|'''Ōtabashi'''|大田橋|Ōtabashi}} is a fictionalized version of the real district of [[Wikipedia:Itabashi|Itabashi]] in the ward of the same name in [[Tokyo]]. Its the location of [[Ōtabashi Station]], which is part of the real [[Minato Line]]. It only appeared in the [[anime]] so far, likely making it non-[[canon]] for the [[manga]].

=== Rizen ===
{{nihongo|'''Rizen Town'''|梨善町|Rizen-chō}} is a fictional district in or close to the [[Beika Ward]]. Rizen is probably named after London's [[Wikipedia:Regent Street|Regent Street]], which was also featured in the ''Sherlock Holmes'' canon. It was first mentioned during the [[Volume 39#Red Horse Case|Red Horse Case]].

=== S Town ===
{{nihongo|'''S Town'''|S町|S-chō}} is the district where [[Yaiba Kurogane]] and [[Sayaka Mine]] live and [[Mine Residence]] is located in the video game [[Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba (Super Famicom)]]. Its part of "[[C City]]", which seems to be in the [[Tokyo Metropolis]]. It is unclear what the letters stand for, but these settings are non-[[canon]] for ''[[Yaiba]]'' anyway, with Yaiba and the Mine family canonically living in [[Yaoya Town]] in the [[manga]].

=== Sasago ===
{{nihongo|'''Sasago Town'''|笹五町|Sasago-chō}} is a fictional district of [[Tokyo]], a one hour drive away from the equally fictional [[Yotsubadai Town]]. It only appears in [[The Job Request from Inspector Megure]] and [[Miss Lonely and the Detective Boys]] from the [[anime]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', likely making it non-[[canon]] for the [[manga]].

=== Senkawa ===
{{nihongo|'''Senkawa'''|千川|Senkawa}} is a real district in the Nagasaki Area, in the north-eastern part of the [[Toshima]] Ward of [[Tokyo]]. This is also where [[Gosho Aoyama]] used to live and [[Senkawa High School]] probably is located in or close to.

=== Shiba Park ===
[[File:EP902 3.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Kogoro, Ran and Conan in Shiba Park]]
{{nihongo|'''Shiba Park'''|芝公園|Shiba-kōen}} is a real district of the [[Minato]] Ward, said to be less than 1.34 kilometres (~0.8 miles) away from the [[Mouri Detective Agency]]. [[Tokyo Tower]], the Zōjō-ji and the little pavilion in front of it are located there, the latter's bell being used by [[Conan Edogawa]] to deduce [[Eri Kisaki]]'s hideout in the [[Volume 93#Eri Kisaki Abduction Case|Eri Kisaki Abduction Case]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]''. It's also mentioned by [[Kaitou Kid]] in the [[Magic Kaito Volume 5#The Phantom Lady|The Phantom Lady]] story arc of ''[[Magic Kaito]]'', using it as a guide to find an escape point from the observation deck of Tokyo Tower.
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=== Shimodababa ===
{{nihongo|'''Shimodababa'''|下田馬場|Shimodababa}} is a fictional district of [[Tokyo]]. It may be a composite of the real districts [[Shimokitazawa]] ([[Setagaya]]) and [[Wikipedia:Takadanobaba|Takadanobaba]] ([[Shinjuku]]). Its the location of [[Shimodababa Station]], which is part of the [[Tohto Line]]. It only appeared in the [[movies]] and the [[anime]] so far, likely making it non-[[canon]] for the [[manga]].

=== Shimokitazawa ===
{{nihongo|'''Shimokitazawa'''|下北沢|Shimokitazawa}} is a real district in the [[Setagaya]] Ward of [[Tokyo]]. It is one of the places the pyromaniac set fire to in [[Volume 27#Sato's Father Case|Sato's Father Case]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]''.<ref>''[[Detective Conan]]'', [[Manga]], FILE.267-269 ([[Volume 27]], [[Volume 27#Sato's Father Case|File 4-6]])</ref><ref>''[[Detective Conan]]'', [[Anime]], Episode 205-206: [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 3]] ([[Season 8]], Episode 12-13)</ref>

=== Shin/Shinmachi ===
{{nihongo|'''Shin Town'''|新町|Shin-chō}} or {{nihongo|'''Shinmachi'''|新町|Shinmachi}} is a fictional district of [[Tokyo]], being a rather generic name like "New Town". Its name only appeared once, in the [[Cactus's Flower Murder Case]] from the [[anime]], so far, likely making it non-[[canon]] to the world of the [[manga]].

=== Shinjuku ===
{{nihongo|'''Shinjuku'''|新宿|Shinjuku}} or {{nihongo|'''Shinjuku Town'''|新宿町|Shinjuku-chō}} is a real district in the [[Shinjuku|ward of the same name]] of [[Tokyo]] and appears several times in [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s works. It's the location of [[Studio ALTA]], the LUMINE EST Department Store and parts of Shinjuku Station, and it is seen as the residence of Taro Yamamoto, Yoshio Sato and Yuuki Suzuki in the episode [[Co-Investigating with a First Love]]. Furthermore, the headquarters of [[Wikipedia:Nissin Foods|Nissin Foods]] can be found here, which appear in a bonus chapter of ''[[Hanzawa the Criminal]]'', even though it's said to be part of [[Beika City]] there.

=== Soho ===
{{nihongo|'''Soho Town'''|双宝町|Sōhō-chō}} is a fictional district in or close to the equally fictional [[Beika Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], adjacent to [[Beika Town]], and only appeared in movie 5, [[Countdown to Heaven]], as the district [[Yoshiaki Hara]] lived in, as well as in the 3D special ''[[Conan vs. Kid - Shikkoku no Sniper]]'', probably making it non-[[canon]] to the [[manga]]. Its name could be an allusion to London's area of [[Wikipedia:Soho|Soho]].

=== Sutan ===
{{nihongo|'''Sutan Town'''|須単町|Sutan-chō}} is a fictional district in or close to the equally fictional [[Beika Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], adjacent [[Buroku Town]] and somewhere between [[Beika Town]] and [[Tokyo Tower]]. Sutan and Buroka are named after London's [[Wikipedia:Stamford Brook|Stamford Brook]]. It was one of the two possible locations [[Eri Kisaki]] was held at during the [[Volume 93#Eri Kisaki Abduction Case|Eri Kisaki Abduction Case]].

=== Takanawa ===
[[File:Shinagawa Station Takanawa Exit Real Life.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Takanawa Exit of Shinagawa Station in real life]]
{{nihongo|'''Takanawa'''|高輪|Takanawa}} is a real district in the [[Minato]] Ward of [[Tokyo]] and the location of [[Shinagawa Station]], which was featured prominently in [[Volume 27#Sato's Father Case|Sato's Father Case]], where it's said to be close to [[Haido Town]].
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=== Takaoka ===
{{nihongo|'''Takaoka Town'''|高岡町|Takaoka-chō}} is a fictional district in [[Tokyo]], the name of which was only seen in [[The Uncontrollable Rental Car!]] from the [[anime]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' so far, likely making it non-[[canon]] for the [[manga]]. There is a real {{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Takaoka, Toyama|Takaoka City]]'''|高岡市|Takaoka-shi}}, written with the same Kanji, in [[Wikipedia:Toyama Prefecture|Toyama Prefecture]], though.

=== Tebai ===
{{nihongo|'''Tebai Town'''|手倍町|Tebai-chō}} is a fictional district in [[Tokyo]], featured in the [[anime]] episode [[The Automatic Tragedy]]. Known locations are Tebai Station, Tebai Engineering, Tebai General Hospital and the Tebai Police Station. It is most likely non-[[canon]] for the [[manga]].

=== Toriya ===
[[File:Chianti in Toriya.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Chianti in Toriya]]
{{nihongo|'''Toriya Town'''|鳥矢町|Toriya-chō}} is a fictional district in or close to the equally fictional [[Beika Ward]] of [[Tokyo]], adjacent to [[Beika Town]] and [[Haido Town]]. It is named after London's [[Wikipedia:London Victoria station|Victoria Station]]. Known places so far are the Toriya Bridge, the ruins of Toriya Castle, the Toriya Flood Gates and the Toriya Police Station. It has at least two blocks and is the home town of [[Tatsuhito Funemoto|Tatsuhito]], [[Kaneyo Funemoto|Kaneyo]] and [[Toji Funemoto]].
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=== Tsukimi ===
{{nihongo|'''Tsukimi Town'''|月見町|Tsukimi-chō}} is a fictional district in [[Tokyo]], which only appeared in [[The Day Kogoro Mouri Ceased Being a Detective]] from the [[anime]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' so far, serving as a past murder scene. It's very likely non-[[canon]] for the [[manga]], though.

=== Yaoya ===
[[File:Yaiba Chapter 167 View over Yaoya.jpg|thumb|right|200px|View over Yaoya Town in ''Yaiba'']]
{{main|Yaoya}}
{{nihongo|'''Yaoya Town'''|八百八町|Yaoya-chō}} is the fictional district of [[Tokyo]] where the [[Mine family]]'s mansion is located and in which [[Yaiba Kurogane]] lives during the course of the ''[[Yaiba]]'' series. It's part of the catchment area of a so far unnamed junior high/middle school, where [[Sayaka Mine]], [[Takeshi Onimaru]] and [[Keiko Momoi]] were enrolled at and which also seems to be associated with [[Ekoda High School]]. It's inside or close to the [[Chiyoda]] Ward early on in the series, while seemingly moving closer to the [[Ekoda]] Area later down the line.
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=== Yayoi ===
{{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Yayoi, Tokyo|Yayoi]]'''|弥生|Yayoi}} is a real district in the [[Bunkyo]] Ward of [[Tokyo]] and the place where the [[Tani family]] lives in.

=== Yotsubadai ===
{{nihongo|'''Yotsubadai Town'''|四葉台町|Yotsubadai-chō}} is a fictional town in [[Japan]], a one hour drive away from the equally fictional [[Sasago Town]] of [[Tokyo]]. It only appears in [[The Job Request from Inspector Megure]] from the [[anime]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', likely making it non-[[canon]] for the [[manga]].

=== Yotsuya ===
[[File:Yotsuya Tokyo.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Yotsuya and its train station in real life]]
{{nihongo|'''[[Wikipedia:Yotsuya|Yotsuya]]'''|四ツ谷|Yotsuya}} is a real district in the [[Shinjuku]] Ward of [[Tokyo]] and the location of Yotsuya Station, which is one of the places the pyromaniac from [[Volume 27#Sato's Father Case|Sato's Father Case]] set fire to and where [[Ayumi Yoshida]] witnessed his crime while visiting the district with her mother. The 4th Block of [[Haido Town]] is said to be between this district and the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]] in [[Kasumigaseki]].
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== Other townships ==
=== Ekoda ===
{{main|Ekoda}}
The {{nihongo|'''Ekoda Area'''|江古田地区|Ekoda-chiku}} is a real area of [[Tokyo]], reaching from the northeastern part of the [[Nakano]] Ward to [[Wikipedia:Ekoda Station|Ekoda Station]] and its surroundings in the [[Nerima]] Ward, including the district of the same name in the latter. [[Gosho Aoyama]] and his [[Gosho Aoyama's assistants|assistants]] used to live and study there in the eighties during their time at the Ekoda Campus of Nihon University and incorporated the name of the area and some of its locations as models for settings in their own works.

=== Ono ===
{{nihongo|'''Ono'''|小野|Ono}} seemingly is a place name in [[Tokyo]] often appearing in early ''[[Magic Kaito]]'', as well as in the manga version of ''[[The Santa Claus of Summer]]'', and seems to be connected to the [[Ekoda]] area in some way. It's never specified whether its supposed to be a placeholder name, a town, ward, city or a city area and its a rather ubiquitous name meaning "small field", with a lot of real places all over [[Japan]] existing with this name written in these exact kanji. Known locations from the stories with "Ono" in their names so far are [[Ono Bank]], Ono Real Estate (neighboring the [[Blue Parrot Pool Bar]]), Ono General Hospital and Ono Newspaper. There was also a flight table with one of the codes reading "ONO" at [[Narita Airport]] in [[Magic Kaito Volume 1#The Police Are Everywhere|The Police Are Everywhere]], which in real life actually stands for the [[Wikipedia:Ontario Municipal Airport|Ontario Municipal Airport]].

Since ''[[Detective Conan]]'' began, "Ono" pretty much vanished from the ''Magic Kaito'' manga, getting replaced by the similarly generic "Tohto" from the former series.

=== Shibaura-Kohnan ===
[[File:3rd base 4th Chapter 1 Kohnan High School.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Aerial view of Kohnan High School and the neighborhood]]
The {{nihongo|'''Shibaura-Kohnan Area'''|芝浦港南地区|Shibaura Kōnan-chiku}} is a real area of [[Tokyo]], encompassing several neighborhoods of [[Minato]] Ward, including both districts of the same name. It's the main setting and home of the protagonists of ''[[3rd Base 4th]]''. The fictional Nagashima residence, Café Kagetora, the Nazo Sports Store and [[Kohnan High School]] are located in or close to the area. [[Shinagawa Station]] is also partly located here, which was featured [[Volume 27#Sato's Father Case|Sato's Father Case]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', while the other half is in [[Takanawa]].
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=== Shiodome ===
{{nihongo|'''Shiodome'''|汐留|Shiodome}} is a [[Wikipedia:Shiodome|real area]] in the [[Minato]] Ward of [[Tokyo]]. The distinct skyscrapers located there were featured in [[Magician of the Silver Sky]].

=== Shiotome ===
'''Shiotome''' is the fictional area in [[Tokyo]] where [[Jirokichi Suzuki]]'s [[Grand Suzuki Museum]] was erected across Shiotome Park. It's probably a play on the [[Shiodome]] area of the [[Minato]] Ward.

== See also ==
* [[Setting]]

== References ==
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{{Setting}}

[[Category:Cities and towns]]

Detectives Don't Sleep

2022-11-28T10:46:29Z

Alan Jojo: Added the plot

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| int-episode = 1122
| image = TV Episode 1065.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|探偵は眠らない}} (Tantei wa Nemuranai)
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| Filler case number = #380
| airdate = November 26, 2022
| season = [[Season 31|31]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
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| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Kazunobu Chiba]]
| solved-by = [[Kogoro Mouri]]
| next-conan-hint = Thursday
| case =
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Nobuo Ogizawa]]
| storyboard = [[Atsuko Kase]]
| producer = [[Tazumi Mukaiyama]]
| animation-director = [[Seiji Muta]] (supervisor) [[Yusuke Shimizu]] [[Eiichi Tokura]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Masanori Hashimoto]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = Mouse
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Isshin Chiba]] as [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Risa Hayamizu]] as Ryuko Kusakabe [[Masaaki Ihara]] as Police detective [[Tomohiko Nakashima]] as Police detective [[Shinobu Adachi]] as Kino Kinoshita [[Yusuke Numata]] as Hisashi Tsukumo [[Rika Morinaga]] as Kae Nishiwaki
| opening-song = SPARKLE
| closing-song = Playmaker
| prev-episode = The Dreamy-Eyed Woman's Last Shot at Love
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{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|探偵は眠らない|Tantei wa Nemuranai}} is the 1065th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
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{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
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== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
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== Case ==

Kae contacts detective [[Kogoro Mouri|Mouri]] to investigate someone who sneaks into her apartment when she goes to work. She tells him that this has happened three times and that they leave gifts each time they sneak in. Kogoro visits her apartment (with [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] tagging along), and she finds that someone has placed a suitcase in her room. Kogoro opens it to see the dead body of Kusakabe Ryuko (Kae's boss), and all of them are shocked.

=== Situation ===
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| victim = Ryuko Kusakabe
| age = 31 years old
| cause-death = Blunt-force trauma
| suspects = Hisashi Tsukumo, Kae Nishiwaki
| description =
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The police are called, and they realize that the victim died at 1 am when she was struck on her head with a blunt object. Kae informs them that the culprit snuck into her apartment on Thursdays. The MPD finds a listening device in her room. While questioning the residents of the building, Kinoshita tells the police that Tsukumo had once returned Kae's key after she lost it. While asking Tsukumo, the police find that he has his Thursdays off. But Tsukumo informs them that he has an alibi for the previous night.

[[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]] gets a call informing him that the crime occurred at a park in Hidora city. The weapon and a lighter with Tsukumo's fingerprints are found near the crime scene. Tsukumo once told Kinoshita that seeing Kae reminded him of his sister. She tells this to Kogoro and Conan.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kae Nishiwaki|Kae Nishiwaki.jpg|
* 24 years old
* Office worker}}
{{People|Ryuko Kusakabe|Ryuko Kusakabe.jpg|
* Victim (beaten)
* 31 years old
* Kae's boss}}
{{People|Hisashi Tsukumo|Hisashi Tsukumo.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Kae's apartment building resident}}
{{People|Kino Kinoshita|Kino Kinoshita.jpg|
* 70 years old
* Kae's apartment building resident}}
{{People|Police detective A|EP1065 Detective A.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police detective}}
{{People|Police detective B|EP1065 Detective B.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police detective}}
{{People|Man A|EP1065 Man.jpg|
* Tsukumo's best friend}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
Kinoshita also tells Kogoro that Kae knew about Tsukumo having his Thursdays off. Conan finds out from Tsukumo that he had returned the keys at 6 pm, and Conan reminds Kogoro that it was the same time Kae usually returned from work. Conan realizes that the culprit is '''Kae Nishiwaki'''. After calling everyone together to reveal the culprit's identity, Conan finds himself in a tight spot when a ball hits the tranquilizer dart he was aiming at Kogoro. Kogoro starts making baseless deductions and embarrasses himself. Realizing that he needs to make Kogoro find out the culprit himself, Conan starts dropping clues and hints. After a while, Kogoro catches up and declares Kae to be the culprit. She wanted to kill her boss, whom she hated, and thus planted all the false evidence to frame Tsukumo. However, she miscalculated that Tsukumo wouldn't have an alibi in the middle of the night. Kogoro informs her that if they search her car, they will find signs that she used it to transport the suitcase. Kae finally admits the truth, and the police arrest her.

After all this, Kogoro drops to the ground claiming that it was tiring for him, and dozes off. Conan tells him that as it was more work for him, he is tired too.
</spoiler>

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== See also ==
* [[Season 31]]

{{Season 31}}

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[[Category:Animation directed by Eiichi Tokura]]

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User:Alan Jojo

2022-10-17T07:27:13Z

Alan Jojo:

Alan is an occasional manga reader and anime viewer.

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2022-10-17T07:26:51Z

Alan Jojo:

User:Alan Jojo

2022-10-17T07:26:18Z

Alan Jojo:

Alan is an occasional manga reader and anime viewer.

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User:Alan Jojo

2022-10-17T03:09:24Z

Alan Jojo: Created page with "An occasional manga reader and anime viewer."

An occasional manga reader and anime viewer.

Yoko Okino and the Locked Attic

2022-10-17T03:01:19Z

Alan Jojo:

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1059-1060
| int-episode = 1116-1117
| image = TV Episode 1059-1060.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|沖野ヨーコと屋根裏の密室}} (Okino Yōko to Yaneura no Misshitsu)
| rating = 5.0 % (Part 1)
| Manga case number = #303
| airdate = October 8, 2022 (Part 1) October 15, 2022 (Part 2)
| season = [[Season 30|30]]
| manga = [[Volume 99#Kogoro in a Dilemma|Volume 99: Files 8-10 (1055-1057)]]
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Yoko Okino]] [[Kanenori Wakita]] [[Rei Furuya]] [[Azusa Enomoto]] [[Shinichi Kudo]] [[Rumi Wakasa]] [[Sumiko Kobayashi]]
| solved-by =
| next-conan-hint = Playing cards (Part 1) Mahjong (Part 2)
| case =
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| organizer = [[Masaharu Okuwaki]]
| storyboard = [[Masaharu Okuwaki]]
| producer = 1059: [[Tazumi Mukaiyama]] 1060: [[Akira Yoshimura]]
| animation-director = [[Seiji Muta]] (supervisor) 1059: [[Kousei Takahashi]] [[Yusuke Shimizu]] [[Eiichi Tokura]] 1060: [[Yui Ushinohama]] [[Marie Nagano]] [[Joji Yanase]] [[Yoshitsugu Hatano]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Nobuyuki Iwai]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = 1053: Mouse
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Miki Nagasawa]] as [[Yoko Okino]] [[Shigeru Chiba]] as [[Kanenori Wakita]] [[Tohru Furuya]] as [[Rei Furuya]] [[Mikiko Enomoto]] as [[Azusa Enomoto]] [[Naoya Nakanishi]] as Wanya Heijima [[Ikki]] as Nukiyasu Baba [[Hiroyuki Honda]] as Fugo Baba
| opening-song = SPARKLE
| closing-song = Playmaker
| prev-episode = The Man Who Camped Out at the Police Station
| next-episode = Police Academy Arc Wild Police Story CASE. Hiromitsu Morofushi
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|沖野ヨーコと屋根裏の密室|Okino Yōko to Yaneura no Misshitsu}} is the 1059th and 1060th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Yoko Okino}}
{{char|Kanenori Wakita}}
{{char|Rei Furuya}}
{{char|Azusa Enomoto}}
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{{char|Rumi Wakasa|display=Rumi Wakasa (photo)}}
{{char|Sumiko Kobayashi|display=Sumiko Kobayashi (photo)}}
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== Case ==
=== Situation ===
==== Part 1 ====
[[Ran Mouri|Ran]] tells [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] that the butter sandwiches he ate were past their expiration date. She thinks that he is cheating when she notices that his desk is tidy and that he is dressed up. [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] tells her that it might be because [[Yoko Okino|Yoko]] is coming there as his client.

Yoko had come across a murder case while traveling to a villa in Karuizawa.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder (Past)
| image = EP1059 Case.jpg
| location = Baba villa attic, Karuizawa
| time = Midnight
| victim = Nukiyasu Baba
| age = 46 years old
| cause-death = Blood loss due to arrow shot
| suspects = Wanya Heijima, Fuugo Baba, and Himi Baba
| description =
}}

==== Part 2 ====

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{people|Wanya Heijima|Wanya Heijima.jpg|
* 39 years old
* TV producer}}
{{People|Nukiyasu Baba|Nukiyasu Baba.jpg|
* Victim (blood loss)
* 46 years old
* Baba family eldest son}}
{{People|Fuugo Baba|Fuugo Baba.jpg|
* 44 years old
* Baba family second son}}
{{people|Himi Baba|Himi Baba.jpg|
* 43 years old
* Fuugo's wife}}
{{People|Houka Baba|Houka Baba.jpg|
* Missing person
* Wanya's older sister
* Nukiyasu's wife}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Himi Baba'''.

Nukiyasu Baba had killed his wife Houka Baba by domestic violence. Himi killed him to take revenge for killing her friend.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Domestic violence - Murder (Past)
| image = EP1060_Case.png
| location = Baba villa, Karuizawa
| time = Years ago
| victim = Houka Baba
| cause-death = Blunt force trauma
| suspects = Nukiyasu Baba
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description =
}}</spoiler>

== Manga to anime changes ==
{{main|List of differences between the manga and anime}}

== Trivia ==
* The name of the suspects come from card games played with a [[wikipedia: Standard 52-card deck|52-card deck]]<ref>{{cite web|url=http://mysteriouscolors.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-24.html|accessdate=2022-10-16|title=Mysterious Colors 青山先生のもじり方【９１巻～１００巻】}}</ref>:
:* Wan'ya Heijima (塀島湾也) comes from [[wikipedia:ja:ページワン|Page one]] (ページワン, Pēji-wan), a variation on the Americain [[Wikipedia: One-card|One-card]] game ;
:* Nukiyasu Baba (馬場貫康) comes from [[Wikipedia:Old maid (card game)|Old maid]], in Japan ''Babanuki'' (ババ抜き);
:* Fūgo Baba (馬場風悟) comes from Old maid and [[Wikipedia: Daifugō|Daifugō]];
:* Himi Baba (馬場緋美) comes from Daihinmin, another of Daifugō;
:* Hōka Baba (馬場宝華) comes from [[Wikipedia: Poker|Poker]] (ポーカー), Pōkā in Japanese.

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
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{{EpLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Viet Nam|Okino Yoko và Căn phòng trên gác mái khóa kín}}
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== References ==
<references/>

== See also ==
* [[Season 30]]

{{Season 30}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Kousei Takahashi]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Yusuke Shimizu]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Eiichi Tokura]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Yui Ushinohama]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Marie Nagano]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Joji Yanase]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Yoshitsugu Hatano]]

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