Demon Slayer exhibition to make its Singapore debut in January 2026
The former Singapore Sports Hub Library will be transformed into a sprawling 21,000 sq ft, two-level recreation of iconic Demon Slayer moments, offering fans a full-scale immersion into the anime’s most recognisable scenes.
SHAH ALAM – If you’ve ever watched Demon Slayer and thought, "I wish I could be there" well, Singapore is about to make that happen.
For the first time ever, the official Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Total Concentration Exhibition is landing in Singapore, running from Jan 24 to March 15, 2026, and fans can look forward to a full-on, immersive journey that feels like stepping straight into the anime.
According to The Straits Times, the former Singapore Sports Hub Library will be transformed into a sprawling 21,000 sq ft, two-level recreation of iconic Demon Slayer moments, offering fans a full-scale immersion into the anime’s most recognisable scenes.
The venue at 4 Stadium Walk will welcome visitors daily from 11am to 10pm.
Think life-sized sets. Dramatic lighting. Emotional soundscapes. And that feeling when your favourite characters suddenly feel three-dimensional and right in front of you.
One of the biggest highlights is the Demon Slayer Headquarters, complete with character profiles, organisation charts, iconic quotes and key artefacts related to the Demon Slayer Corps. It’s the sort of place where fans will immediately recognise tiny details only true followers of the series appreciate.
And then there’s the House of Demons. Dark, eerie and beautifully crafted, this section showcases the series’ unforgettable demons and partially recreates Muzan Kibutsuji’s infamous Infinity Castle.
At timed intervals, special effects will kick in, so visitors should be prepared for a few thrilling surprises.
The exhibition’s Singapore debut couldn’t have come at a better moment, especially with the huge success of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, Infinity Castle (2025), which just made history as the first-ever Japanese film to cross 100 billion yen globally.
The hype is real and this exhibition is only going to push it further.
After touring Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines to packed crowds, Singapore is the next stop and expectations are sky-high.
Tickets will be released exclusively online in three phases (early bird, pre-opening and regular) through Pelago and Klook, so fans will want to move fast once sales open.
Download Sinar Daily application.Click Here!
