Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Total Concentration Exhibition
If you’ve finished watching the Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle movie and can’t wait for more, you’re in luck. Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Total Concentration Exhibition is finally making a stop in Singapore from 24th January to 15th March 2026, so it’s time to revisit iconic moments from the anime, explore life-sized sets, and snag Singapore-exclusive character merch.
What is the Demon Slayer exhibition about?
The Demon Slayer Corps uniform and Nichirin sword.
Image adapted from: FriedRice Experience (FRE-X), ACO MEDIA, Muse Communication, and Mediasphere Communications
The Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Total Concentration Exhibition is a travelling showcase that’s finally making its first-ever stop in Singapore, and it’ll be the only Southeast Asia destination in 2026. The exhibition will be held within the Former Singapore Sports Hub Library in The Kallang.
You’ll get to explore a massive 21,000sqft space across 2 floors, with the entire multi-sensory journey taking about 45 minutes to complete. Fans will recognise sets from the anime’s biggest arcs, from Mugen Train and the Entertainment District to the eerie Infinity Castle.
Named after the Demon Slayers’ fundamental Total Concentration breathing technique, the exhibition will also highlight the craft behind the series. You’ll find original sketches, weapon displays, and character charts to deepen your understanding of the Demon Slayer universe.
You can get your tickets to the exhibition via Klook, and the prices for admission are as follows:
| Ticket type | Cost |
| Adult | Weekday: $27 Weekend: $31 |
| Child (2-12-years-old) & Senior (60 years-old & above) | Weekday: $22 Weekend: $26 |
For the most fervent of fans, you can opt for their VIP ticket ($61), which comes bundled with extra goodies such as a limited edition metal bookmark, ID card, and a $10 retail voucher to use at the on-site merch store. Families of 3 or 4 visiting the exhibition can go for the Family Bundle Ticket (from $26.50/pax) to save a couple of bucks too.
What can I expect at the Demon Slayer exhibition?
Mount Fujikasane
Kick off your journey under the wisteria flowers of Mount Fujikasane, where our main characters passed the Final Selection Test to become full-fledged Demon Slayers. Don’t forget to take aesthetic pictures with the Ubayashiki siblings, because things are only going to get more intense from this point on.
Avert your gaze upwards, and you’ll be greeted with a sight of dangling wisteria flowers dangling from above. The dim lighting, coupled with the sea of lavender overhead, makes for a dreamy photo op.
Demon Slayer Headquarters
Next, refresh your memory at the Demon Slayer Headquarters, where you’ll find the character profiles of slayers, their iconic Nichirin swords, and even a collection of memorable quotes and depictions.
Next, refresh your memory at the Demon Slayer Headquarters, where you’ll find a gallery of the most prolific of Demon Slayers within the corps. To your left, a showcase of their iconic Nichirin swords lies, which are the very weapons used to dispatch the most dangerous of demons.
There are also various character sheets plastered to the right of the room which display memorable quotes of beloved characters, including minute yet thoughtful details like various facial expressions and close-ups of their intricate design.
Total Concentration Breathing Training
Further into the exhibition, you can find out if you’ve got what it takes to join the ranks of the Demon Slayer Corps by taking part in the Total Concentration Breathing Training. It’s a series of interactive games that you can play on your smartphone by scanning a QR code, where you’ll be assigned a Breathing Style to take on 3 simple challenges.
Once you’ve furiously tapped away at your screen enough times to complete the games, you’ll complete them in a jiffy. Show your results to the staff within the zone to redeem a sweet memento – a training certificate signed off by the head of the Demon Slayer Corps himself, Ubuyasiki Kagaya.
House of Demons
Image credit: FriedRice Experience (FRE-X), ACO MEDIA, Muse Communication, and Mediasphere Communications
Step into the enemy’s lair if you dare at the House of Demons – it’s a partial recreation of Muzan’s sinister Infinity Castle. The space will come alive at intervals with a special mechanism that signals the “presence” of demons, so keep your sword close to you. Feel free to pop your head into the small box-like display in the middle; it’s fitted with mirrors all around for a cool visual.
Image credit: FriedRice Experience (FRE-X), ACO MEDIA, Muse Communication, and Mediasphere Communications
You can also check out hand-drawn illustrations of notable demons like Susamaru and Enmu here, along with displays of their on-screen demise.
Battle of Mount Natagumo
Up the stairs on the second floor, you’ll come across the Battle of Mount Natagumo – an installation filled with original illustrations of the various Breathing Styles used by demon slayers. You can even wield the power of the elements yourself by striking a pose at a Water Breathing photo spot.
If you’ve always wanted to perform Rengoku’s Flame Breathing Second Form, there’s even a photo spot with a sword grip waiting for you.
Mugen Train
Then board the Mugen Train, which features life-sized train cabins complete with the stacks of bento boxes that Rengoku devoured. Look through the window, and you might spot him outside – a cool nod to what other train passengers would have seen during this intense battle.
Kimetsu Academy
Become a student for a day at Kimetsu Academy, a light-hearted alternate universe spinoff where demons and slayers coexist in a private school. The modern Japanese classroom lined with characters is a nice breather from the intense battle arcs – especially if you’re still crying over your favourite characters.
The class is right in the midst of conducting self-introductions, so grab a seat at any one of the desks. They’re even accented with doodles perhaps done by your mischievous peers, and there are books that you can borrow from the back of the classroom on a shelf to serve as props for your pics.
Infiltrating the Entertainment District
Image credit: FriedRice Experience (FRE-X), ACO MEDIA, Muse Communication, and Mediasphere Communications
Sneak into Kyogukou House at the Infiltrating the Entertainment District exhibition, where the colourful corridors are lined with scenes from the arc. At the end lies Daki’s silhouette in her demon form as she awaits Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Inosuke. As a nice touch, on the wall to your left, there are a few holes cut out that you can peek into for some scenes from the anime.
Also, keep an eye out for a cute lil’ detail on the right side of the room. Through a small entrance, you’ll be privy to an adorable Ninju Mice display, which are miniature, muscular rodents that work for Tegen Uzui in the series.
Exclusive Merchandise Store
End your journey at the Exclusive Merchandise Store, a 1,000sqft shop stocked with collectibles and apparel, including limited-edition Singapore-exclusive items that can only be purchased at this exhibition. These items are created by Ufotable and feature chibi characters at our local landmarks, so grab them before they’re gone.
These items are created by Ufotable and feature chibi characters at our local landmarks – think Tanjiro waving hello to the Merlion and Zenitsu finding his way around MBS – so grab them before they’re gone. Some of the Singapore exclusives that we expect to fly off the shelves include acrylic stands ($39.90), acrylic charms ($25.90), acrylic keychains ($12.90), and leather card holders ($30).
As for non-Singapore exclusive merch, you can fill your shopping baskets with apparel such as T-shirts ($60) and Haori Robes ($149), postcards ($6.90), coasters ($12), bookmarks ($10.90), and tumblers ($55), to name a few.
For a lasting memento, there’s also a photobooth within the merch store to check out. Each session costs $10 and you’ll receive 2 photostrips; they’ve got 4 unique Demon Slayer-themed frames to choose from.
How to get to the Demon Slayer exhibition?
Image credit: Aloysius L via Google Maps
The Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Total Concentration Exhibition will be held at the former Sports Hub Library, also known as the Kallang Library. The library is located within The Kallang, which is just a 5-minute walk from Stadium MRT on the Circle Line.
Live through the anime at the Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Total Concentration Exhibition
Becoming a Hashira may be a fantasy, but this Demon Slayer exhibition is probably the closest you’ll get to it. Whether you want to relive the story, take pictures at photo-ops, or purchase official merch, this is a chance to experience the world of Demon Slayer beyond the screen – so catch it during its limited run in Singapore.
Get tickets to Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Total Concentration Exhibition
Admission: From $27
Venue: 4 Stadium Walk, Former Singapore Sports Hub Library, Singapore 397697
Date: Now till 15th Mar 2026
Opening hours: 11am-10pm, Daily
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Originally published on 1st December 2025. Last updated by Khoo Yong Hao on 23rd January 2026.