Demon Slayer Reveals Exclusive First-Look Images of New Swordsmith Village Restaurant

This July, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba and Common Studios Japan are collaborating to develop a plethora of latest sights impressed by the hit shonen franchise. Along with rides and unique merchandise, USJ is introducing a themed restaurant impressed by DemonSlayer‘s memorable Swordsmith Village storyline.

Per direct electronic mail correspondence and PR Times, USJ’s upcoming “Swordsmith Village Hyottokotei” restaurant permits followers to expertise the world of Demon Slayer in a quaint, atmospheric setting that invokes the texture of historical Japan. Upon coming into, guests will discover themselves surrounded by stained-glass home windows, hyotoko masks and different “retro” furnishings impressed by Japan’s Taisho period. As for the meals, a number of of the restaurant’s entrées are impressed by the Hashira — the 9 elite swordsmen who’re thought of to be the supporting “pillars” of the Demon Slayer Corps. The restaurant additionally affords a themed children’ meal impressed by Demon Slayer protagonist Tanjiro Kamado, his sister Nezuko and fellow demon slayer Genya Shinzazugawa. Under, CBR readers can try unique photos of the huge array of dishes that will likely be served as much as USJ guests beginning July 19.

Demon Slayer’s New Restaurant Provides an “Historic Japan”-Fashion Eating Expertise Like No Different

Like many anime-themed eating experiences in Japan, Swordsmith Village Hyottokotei constructs its dishes in a way that creatively invokes the spirit of its respective franchise and characters. For example, the specialised platter for “Rock Pillar” Gyomei Himejima options an array of vegetarian-style eats — a tribute to the swordsman’s pious, kindhearted nature. Equally, the meal impressed by Kanroji Mitsuri, the elegant and complex “love pillar” of the Demon Slayer Corps, features a “glamorous” sushi platter befitting of her extravagant character. Tokito Muichiro’s Mist Shokado platter options tempura, rice and different elements that invoke his “cool and clear-sighted” strategy to fight.

The Demon Slayer restaurant may even provide unique themed desserts and drinks impressed by the Hashira crew. As proven above, the “Haikara berry and Chocolate Parfait” combines massive slabs of chocolate with colourful Japanese sweets to create a tasty tribute to famend “Sound pillar” Tengen Uzui. Hyottokotei’s different signature dessert — the “Swirling Black Sesame Mousse” — is devoted to Obanai Iguro, the Hashira’s “serpent pillar.” Appropriately, this candy deal with encompasses a platter of fruit and black mousse served on a plate that includes the coiled physique of a white snake that carefully resembles the one wielded by Obanai. In the meantime, the “Sudachi Kohoru Blue Soda” — a vibrant combination of foamy white and ocean-blue layers — tributes Giyu Tomioka, the “water pillar” of the Hashira.

Demon Slayer’s Restricted-Time Merchandise Assortment Set to Launch Alongside Official Restaurant

Whereas Common Studios Japan solely plans to function the Demon Slayer restaurant for a restricted six-month interval, the park’s upcoming Demon Slayer merchandise assortment will present a myriad of the way for followers to commemorate their go to. Along with Hashira-themed drink coasters and cute plush keychains, USJ has additionally unveiled a pair of elaborately-designed popcorn buckets impressed by the Demon Slayer franchise’s star sibling duo. As a playful nod to the sequence, Tanjiro’s bucket is formed like one of many respiratory gourds used throughout his rehabilitation coaching interval. Nezuko’s bucket likewise options the character rising from a small picket chest. Whereas buying, consumers have the choice to fill these buckets with USJ’s particular Mitarashi-flavored popcorn.

Common Studios Japan’s Demon Slayer Swordsmith Village Hyottokotei restaurant will likely be open to park attendees from July 19, 2024, to Jan. 5, 2025. Koyoharu Gotouge’s Demon Slayer manga is on the market in English from VIZ Media. Studio Ufotable’s widespread Demon Slayer anime adaptation is on the market to stream on Hulu, Netflix and Crunchyroll.

Supply: E mail correspondence, PR Times