The Gosho Aoyama Hometown Museum's appeal lies in its permanent exhibits that explore the author's journey and the world of his work. Experience a life-size "Aoyama world" as you explore zones that reveal the secrets of his creations and the source of his ideas, the Idea Workshop, and fan boards. Approximately 3,000 items, including Gosho Aoyama's original drawings, illustrations, and documents, are on display. The museum's shop, "Conan Detective Agency," offers a wide selection of merchandise, including items exclusive to Tottori.

Outside the museum, Conan Street, about 1.4 km from the nearest JR Yura Station (nicknamed Conan Station), is dotted with monuments, bronze statues, and a relief of Conan Bridge. Just a stroll away, you'll find endless photo opportunities. Within a 10-minute walk, you can also take a break at the Conan House Beika Shopping Arcade, a complex with cafes, gelato, and merchandise shops.

[Hidden Gems]
- JR Yura Station is nicknamed "Conan Station," and the entire station is completely devoted to Conan. The tourist information center also offers maps and stamp campaigns.
- Conan Street: Packed with photo opportunities, from the comic book cover stone monument to the Sleeping Kogoro statue and even manhole covers.