"Demon Slayer" fans were surprised to find that the real-life hot spring village that resembles the Infinite Castle is suspected to be the author's inspiration location

Recently, with the popularity of "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba" becoming unstoppable, various "inspection fans" have emerged. Some players discovered that the interior decoration of a hot spring village inn in Fukushima is very similar to the classic scene "Infinite Castle" in "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba". It is speculated that this is very likely the place where the author took the material when he conceived the idea.

"Demon Slayer" is a fantasy manga created by Koyoharu Gotouge. It tells the story of the Japanese Taisho period, when it is said that after the sun sets, demons come out to eat people. There are also demon hunters who kill demons and protect people. The ordinary and happy daily life of Tanjiro, a charcoal seller, changed drastically on the day his family was attacked by demons. His mother and four younger siblings were brutally killed, and his sister Nezuko, who survived with him, also turned into a ferocious demon. In order to cut off the chain of sadness, the boy never stopped fighting with demons.

This hot spring village is located in Ashinomaki Onsen in Aizuwakamatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture. The interior decoration makes every fan who sees it exclaim that it really seems like the Infinite City has come to life. Friends who have the conditions can go and take a look when they have time.