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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. == Cities == === Beika === {{main|Beika}} In the extended [[canon]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', the characters are shown to be living in a fictional, autonomous 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. === Ekoda === {{main|Ekoda}} 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. === Fuchu === === Kitakyushu === === Kyoto === [[File:Kiyomizu-dera Kyoto Manga.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The Kiyomizu-dera, one of the landmarks of Kyoto]] {{nihongo|'''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. {{clear}} === London === [[File:Movie 20 London.jpeg|thumb|right|200px|London, as seen in movie 20]] The '''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]], though this is most probably a non-[[canon]] event. {{clear}} === New York City === [[File:Movie 19 New York City.jpg|thumb|right|200px|New York City, as seen in movie 19]] {{clear}} === Osaka === {{nihongo|'''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. === Paris === [[File:Magic Kaito Chapter 25 Hakuba in Paris.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Paris, as seen in ''Magic Kaito'']] {{clear}} === 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. {{clear}} === Toronto === [[File:Movie 20 Downtown Toronto.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Toronto, as seen in movie 20]] {{clear}} === Yokohama === [[File:Movie Manga 22 Yokohama Harbor.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Yokohama, as seen in movie manga 22]] {{clear}} == Wards == [[File:Tokyo Wards Map.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Map showing the wards of Tokyo]] === 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 === {{main|Beika}} 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]])<br> Professor [[Hiroshi Agasa]]'s full address is revealed to be:<br> {{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> === Chiyoda === 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. 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]] and the National Diet Building, which was rebuilt into [[Takeshi Onimaru's castle]] in ''[[Yaiba]]''. === Chūkan === 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]]. === 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. === Minato === 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]] and [[Minato Hotel]] also seem to be there, even though they are both fictional buildings. The skyscrapers of the [[Shiodome]] Area in Minato were featured in [[Magician of the Silver Sky]]. === 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. === Shinjuku === 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. === Toshima === {{main|Toshima}} 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. [[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. === Beika === {{main|Beika (Town)}} {{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-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]]. === 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]]. === Daitama === === 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]], just like "[[Kinza]]". === Ginza === {{main|Ginza}} {{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. === Haido === {{main|Haido}} {{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. === 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]]. === 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]]. === Ikebukuro === {{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> === Kasumigaseki === {{nihongo|'''Kasumigaseki'''|霞が関|Kasumigaseki}} is a real district in the [[Chiyoda]] Ward that contains the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Headquarters]], 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. === 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]]. === Kinza === {{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]]. === 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]]. === Okubo === {{nihongo|'''Okubo'''|大久保|Ōkubo}} is a real district built around Hyakunin 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]]. === Okuho === {{nihongo|'''Okuho Town'''|奥穂町|Okuho-chō}} is a fictional district in or close to the [[Beika Ward]]. 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]] and the Okuho Post Office. The extended [[canon]] added the Okuho Police Station ([[Intersection of Fear]]), 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. 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]]. === 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]]. === 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 === {{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. === 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 === {{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]]. === 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. === 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. === Yotsuya === {{nihongo|'''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]]. == Other townships == === Ekoda === {{main|Ekoda}} {{nihongo|'''Ekoda'''|江古田|Ekoda}} 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. === Shiodome === {{nihongo|'''Shiodome'''|汐留|Shiodome}} is a 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 == <references/> [[Category:Cities and towns]]

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