Is the RR Building spot easy to access for a quick Conan pilgrimage stop?

Yes. It is in central Osaka near Sakaisuji-Hommachi, so it works well as a short stop between other sightseeing spots.

Can I recreate the anime angle from the street without entering the building?

Yes, the comparison point is visible from the public sidewalk. Please avoid blocking pedestrians and do not photograph into private offices or storefront interiors.

Has the location changed a lot since The Last Wizard of the Century was released?

Some signage and lower-floor tenants have changed over time, but the street corner and building shape are still recognizable enough for scene matching. Street View is especially useful for checking the angle before visiting.

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case closed the last wizard of the century rr building

Case Closed: The Last Wizard of the Century

Kyoto

Episode

Ep. -

Time

25m 54s

Google Map

34.6868, 135.5086

case closed the last wizard of the century rr building

Nearest Station: Sakaisuji-Hommachi Station (Osaka Metro Sakaisuji Line / Chuo Line)
Walk: 6 minutes on foot
Best time to visit: Late morning to early afternoon on a clear day for bright street-level matching
Crowd level: Moderate

Conan Edogawa stands on a city street in front of a commercial building, quietly surveying the area during a tense investigative moment.
This moment appears during a gradually tightening stretch of Case Closed: The Last Wizard of the Century, with Conan standing alone on a city street and watching his surroundings with his usual calm but alert expression. As the mysteries surrounding Kaito Kid, the Imperial Easter Egg, and the chain of incidents become more entangled, every character is forced to act with greater urgency. Although the frame looks quiet on the surface, it marks a transition point in the investigation, and Conan clearly understands that the danger is not over and that every next move could affect both the truth and everyone’s safety. In real life, the scene corresponds to the streetscape around RR Building in central Osaka, and the anime composition closely matches the street corner and the placement of the building façade, showing that the staff likely referenced the real location. However, the anime simplifies the signage to keep the focus on the character and the story, while the actual site has more complicated storefront signs, window details, and commercial elements. Compared with the cityscape at the time of the film’s release, some signs, exterior colors, and ground-floor tenants have likely changed, but the overall road width, building massing, and corner angle still remain highly recognizable, making this a location where both Street View and an on-site visit can strongly evoke the original scene.

Is the RR Building spot easy to access for a quick Conan pilgrimage stop?: Yes. It is in central Osaka near Sakaisuji-Hommachi, so it works well as a short stop between other sightseeing spots.
Can I recreate the anime angle from the street without entering the building?: Yes, the comparison point is visible from the public sidewalk. Please avoid blocking pedestrians and do not photograph into private offices or storefront interiors.
Has the location changed a lot since The Last Wizard of the Century was released?: Some signage and lower-floor tenants have changed over time, but the street corner and building shape are still recognizable enough for scene matching. Street View is especially useful for checking the angle before visiting.