Relive your favourite moments from the Demon Slayer anime and movies in the largest exhibition yet, now open in Singapore at The Kallang!
Get ready to explore over 21,000 sqft of iconic moments and scenes from the beloved Demon Slayer franchise right here in Singapore! The biggest exhibition yet that’s been touring the world is making its only stop in Southeast Asia on our sunny shores, so don’t miss out on the opportunity to check out the dynamic installations, dramatic scenes, specially curated experiences, and exclusive merch. If you’re still on the fence about heading down, stay tuned for a sneak peek as we check it out for ourselves!
The largest Demon Slayer exhibition has landed in Singapore
What is Demon Slayer?
For those who have yet to read the manga, watch the anime, or check out the movies, let me give you a quick breakdown. The story starts with our young protagonist Tanjiro and his sister Nezuko, whose family was slain by demons. Nezuko is revealed to have been turned into a demon herself, similar to how vampires turn humans into one of them. To avenge his family and find a way to turn his sister back into a human, Tanjiro joins the Demon Slayer Corps – an organisation dedicated to hunting these demons using swordsmanship skills they call Breathing Techniques. As of now, there have been 63 episodes and two movies, with the story wrapping up in the next two movies. There’s still time to catch up before the big finale!
Do note that the anime is rated for ages 14 and up, while the movies are NC16 for blood and violence – so not very safe for younger children to watch! As for the exhibition, there is no specific age restriction. However, some darker or atmospheric zones are pretty intense for younger children, so it’s up to the parents’ discretion.
What to expect from Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba’ Total Concentration Exhibition
Iconic scenes brought to life
The exhibition’s installations will primarily focus on the emotional battles, character profiles, and stunning visuals from the Mugen Train movie. Get to know more about the Demon Slayer Corps at the Demon Slayer Headquarters, which has profiles of the main characters, memorable quotes from them, and each of their unique Breathing Techniques. We especially loved the atmospheric lighting and forest ambience at the recreation of Mount Fujikasane, where the entrance exam for Demon Slayers takes place.
The exhibition also features tons of amazing artwork, hand-drawn by the various artists who worked on their various projects. This also includes the rough sketches, concept art, and even a wall of each artist’s art style and interpretation of the beloved characters. Even if you don’t know anything about Demon Slayer, you’ll definitely be able to appreciate the beauty of the art!
Immerse yourself in the Demon Slayer universe
This is your chance to immerse yourself in the Demon Slayer universe and take snazzy pictures of yourself practising Breathing Techniques or taking a seat on the iconic Mugen Train! Have fun with it and dress the part to make the experience extra special at the various photo ops available throughout the experience.
Complete the experience with some exclusive merch
What better way to end the immersive experience than with some merch you can take home? And not just any merch – there are exclusive items only available here! Look out for the exclusive chibi character merchandise created by Ufotable, along with limited edition collectibles and apparel. They even have a line of merchandise featuring the main cast together with some iconic Singaporean landmarks like the Merlion and MBS. I don’t know about you, but my wallet is definitely taking a massive hit!
Before you head out, stop by their photobooth and take some cute pictures to remember the experience! Choose from the different designs featuring various Demon Slayer characters with memorable Singapore landmarks that make it extra special.
FAQs, ticket prices & things to note before visiting
How long is the exhibition?
Most visitors take 45 minutes to an hour, although there’s no strict time limit.
Is the exhibition family-friendly?
While it is generally family-friendly, it does contain thematic elements that may not be suitable for very young children. Young children may also find some darker or atmospheric zones intense, so it’s up to the parents’ discretion.
What to bring to the exhibition?
Make sure to bring your e-ticket (digital or printed) and a valid photo ID that matches the ticket holder’s name. It’s advised to arrive 10 to 15 minutes before your timeslot.
Is photography allowed?
Yes, it’s allowed and even encouraged. However, flash, tripods, stabilisers, selfie sticks and professional filming equipment are not permitted.
Is re-entry allowed?
Unfortunately, re-entry is not allowed so make sure you’ve seen, experienced, and bought everything you want to before leaving! Also, maybe head to the washroom beforehand just in case.
Are food and drinks allowed inside?
All food and drinks must be consumed before entering.
Is cosplay allowed?
Light costumes are allowed, but avoid anything bulky. Props, like swords, are not allowed.
Is the exhibition wheelchair and pram friendly?
Yes, the exhibition is wheelchair and pram-friendly! The former Singapore Sports Hub complex also has barrier-free access via lifts and ramps.
Get your tickets early
If you’re excited to head down, make sure you book your tickets online so you can skip the queue. Tickets are already available for the pre-opening, so make sure you snag yours before it’s too late! There are also bundles for families that are a pretty sweet deal, but unfortunately they’re only available on weekdays, so make sure to plan ahead. Here are more details and pricing:
Where: Former Singapore Sports Hub Library, 4 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397697
When: 24 Jan to 15 Mar 2026, 11am – 10pm (last entry at 9pm)
Price: From $22 for kids aged 2 to 12 and seniors aged 60 and above; $27 for adults, free for children ages two and below
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Get your tickets and join the Demon Slayer Corps today!
