by A collaboration event between “Kimetsu no Yaiba” and the nature-friendly outdoor park “Forest Adventure” will be held. From June 10th to September 9th, 2022, it will be held at six facilities nationwide, including Tochigi and Chiba.
The original “Kimetsu no Yaiba” is the comic of the same name by Koyoharu Gotouge, which was serialized in “Weekly Shonen Jump” from November 2016 to May 2020.
This work begins with the boy, Tanjiro Kamado, whose family was killed by a demon, enlisted in the “demon slaughter corps” to return his sister, Sadako. She became a demon to a human being. It is a sad story of people and monsters. The devilish swordsmanship and the comical scenes that are occasionally drawn are also popular and have become a big topic in Japan and worldwide.
Ufotable is in charge of animation production. The first stage of the TV series “Kojiro Ritsushi Hen” from April 2019, the movie version “Mugen Train Hen” from October 2020, and the movie version from October 2021 have been reconstructed and developed with the TV series “Infinite Train Edition.” In December 2021, “Yukaku Hen” was broadcast, and after the final episode, the production of the third TV anime, “Swordsmith’s Village Hen,” was announced.
This time, a collaboration event between “Forest Adventure,” an outdoor park that coexists with nature, and “Kimetsu no Yaiba,” which originated in France, will be held.
At the event, “Trial Forest Ichi” will capture the activities installed on the trees in the forest decorated with the design of “Kimetsu no Yaiba,” and “Trials” will capture the activities installed on the ground. Two courses of “Nomori 2” are available. You can experience the special strengthening training of the demon slaughter corps while enjoying it safely.
Also, stamp rallies and original goods will be on sale, so check the official website for details.
The collaboration event “All Intensive Trial Forest Infiltration Training” will be held from June 10th to September 9th, 2022, at six forest adventures, including Tochigi, Oita, and Chiba.
