Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Part 1 Becomes Fourth-Highest-Grossing Film in Japan as Shinobu vs. Doma Poster Unveiled
Boasting ¥25.7 billion in revenue alongside 18.2 million admissions over 31 days in Japan, the film is primed for its North America debut on September 12.
Overview
- A mid-August key visual confirms the Insect Hashira Shinobu Kocho’s long-awaited showdown with Upper Rank Two demon Doma.
- Oricon figures show Infinity Castle Part 1 has amassed ¥25.7 billion (about $171 million) with 18.2 million tickets sold in Japan so far.
- The film has overtaken Frozen and Your Name to secure the fourth spot on Japan’s all-time box-office rankings.
- Premium-format screenings and early-access tie-ins drove a $17.5 million opening across eight Southeast Asian markets.
- Industry reports suggest the English dub may feature Channing Tatum, heightening buzz ahead of the September 12 North American release.