Demon Slayer Total Concentration Exhibition Singapore
- Largest ‘Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba’ Total Concentration Exhibition arrives in Singapore for the First Time
- Experience the world of Demon Slayer like never before.
- An Official Exhibition straight from Japan, now in Singapore!
- Step into the story, relive legendary batters, and awaken your Total Concentration! 45-minute average visit time, where you will revel and relive the movie’s most unforgettable scenes through breathtaking life-sized sets, dynamic visuals, original illustrations, and multi-sensory experiences.
- Features also a 1,000 sq ft official merchandise store.
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What to expect
The global hit anime, Demon Slayer, will make its only Southeast Asian exhibition stop in 2026, spanning 21,000 sq ft of immersive exhibition space, across two floors, in Singapore from 24 January to 12 April 2026. The exhibition transforms the former Sports Hub Library into an immersive journey through the Demon Slayer universe, with the experience focusing on the franchise’s first of three movie arcs, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba – The Movie: Mugen Train.
Exhibition Details
- Dates: 24 January – 12 April 2026
- Venue: Former Singapore Sports Hub Library, 4 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397697
Tickets will be available for purchase exclusively online. There will be no on-site sales.
📢 Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Complete Exhibition in Singapore – Visitor FAQ 📢
Before you enter the exhibition, here are some quick answers to help you prepare for your visit!
💡 What are the exhibition opening hours? The exhibition is open daily, including weekends and public holidays from 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Last entry is at 9:00 PM daily, so please plan your visit accordingly.
💡 Can I enter the exhibition more than once? Each ticket allows one-time entry only. Once your ticket has been scanned at the entrance, re-entry is not permitted.
💡 The exhibition is rated Advisory 16, what does that mean? This means that there are no entry restrictions for guests under 16. However, some thematic elements within the exhibition may be less suitable for very young children and parental guidance is advised.
💡 What do I need to bring to the exhibition? Please bring your e-ticket (digital or printed) and a valid photo ID that matches the ticket holder’s name. We recommend arriving 10-15 minutes before your time slot to ensure smooth entry.
💡 Are large bags or prohibited items allowed inside the exhibition? For the safety and comfort of all visitors, large bags, luggage, and bulky items are not permitted inside the exhibition. Lockers are not available at the exhibition venue, but public lockers can be found around the Singapore Sports Hub vicinity. We recommend storing large items before entering the exhibition.
Please also note that dangerous or prohibited items (such as sharp objects, weapons, or hazardous materials) are strictly forbidden. Food and drinks are also not permitted within the exhibition space.
💡 Are photos and videos allowed inside the exhibition? Photography is allowed in designated photo zones only. Flash photography, video recording, and tripods are not permitted in certain immersive areas to preserve the experience and protect licensed content. Please follow staff instructions and signage on-site.
💡 Can I transfer my ticket to someone else? Yes. Tickets are transferable, provided they have not been used or scanned. Please ensure the new ticket holder presents the original e-ticket with a valid QR code for entry.
💡 Can I buy tickets at the venue? Tickets are only available online through our official ticketing partners. Onsite purchase is not available, so please secure your tickets in advance before your visit.
💡 What if I can’t attend on my selected date? Tickets are valid only for the date and time slot selected at purchase. Unfortunately, no refunds, exchanges, or cancellations will be provided for unused tickets. Please ensure you are able to attend on your chosen date before completing your purchase.
💡 Is food available at the exhibition? Unfortunately, no food will be served at the exhibition.
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Reviews
the best demon slayer experience i ever saw. from the start till finish it like reliving the demon slayer anime with all of the photo spots. and all the drawings of the characters is so good. it really shows that theyvreally put their all into it.
It's a wonderful experience, especially if you are a fan of this anime series. it shows behind the scene of famous scene in Demon Slayer anime, cool photobooth, Demon Slayer characters sheet and many more. My favorite is before you go to the merchandise shop, there is one exhibition where it shows Demon Slayer characters drawn by animators and director, it shows how different animators draw the characters in their own style ~
A definite must visit for demon slayer fans! One highlight was getting to see Ufotable animation drawings (no photos during those segments). The staff inside were also very kind and patient in guiding people around the place, and with parents with young toddlers. The merchandise store at the end had Singapore and Malaysia exclusive merch, along with other cool stuff but many things were quite expensive so if you want them, just be prepared to pay bahaha.
the exhibition is very informative with all the characters' data displayed on the wall, even if a small character. it would have been better if there's some interactive elements. there are many pictures/posters displayed with drawings that are beautiful. was not expecting to see swords display so that was a nice surprise. would be great if they could sell the toy replica swords.
A great experience for the Demon Slayer fans. crowd was well managed. staff were all polite n helpful. exhibition was not huge but enjoyable. merchandises were expensive but there were some singapore elements which made things interesting
Our family attended the Demon Slayer Total Concentration Exhibition Singapore using the family bundle ticket for three people. My son and I had been looking forward to it for a long time, and it was truly worth it. We spent more than an hour enjoying the exhibition. My son’s favorite parts were the Giyu class and taking photos with the Hinokami technique effect. For me, seeing the original manga drafts and the detailed work of the animators was the highlight. Even my husband, who had never watched Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba before, enjoyed it so much that he decided to start watching it when we returned home to Indonesia. Sorry I can’t share more photos because some spots have a no-photography rule, which we respect. The exhibition will end soon, so don’t miss it. Buying tickets through Klook was very easy and practical.
Exhibition is empty and spacious for my chosen timing at 8pm. Will be fun if u love interacting with photo spots. Also throwback memories of season 1-2 & mugen train movie.
Overall, the exhibition pretty not bad if you didnt set too high expectation. With the replica display of some swords, mugen train carriage, kimetsu academy,etc. it was quite nice. The illustrations and sketches was impressive! Not much crowd on weekday! Staffs are friendly and polite too.
my fav exhibition about this is we get to play games , visit various arcs and watch the classic scenes of demon slayer ! especially the merch !!! and the PhotoBooth it’s so cool
not bad if u really like this anime, u get to see sketches and pictures. is abit small scale where u can finish in abt 30mins for the entire exhibition.
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