Interactive Atlas
Demon Slayer Interactive Map — Taisho-era Japan with 20 Illustrated Locations
20 locations · 60 points of interest · EN / 中文 / 日本語
A hand-painted atlas of Taisho-era Japan from Demon Slayer. Pan the map, open any location, and read the places that made it — built as one continuous map instead of a list.
20
Illustrated locations
60
Points of interest
3
Languages
1
Continuous map
The full atlas — every marker opens a detail view.
What this atlas is
This is not a static image and not a wiki page. It is a single illustrated world map with 20 clickable locations, each drawn as its own scene. Open one and the detail view fills the screen with three points of interest to explore.
All 20 locations
- Mount Kumotori A place in Taisho-era Japan.
- Mount Sagiri A place in Taisho-era Japan.
- Mount Fujikasane A place in Taisho-era Japan.
- Swordsmith Village A place in Taisho-era Japan.
- Tsuzumi Mansion A place in Taisho-era Japan.
- Northwest Town A place in Taisho-era Japan.
- Soryu Dojo A place in Taisho-era Japan.
- Mount Natagumo A place in Taisho-era Japan.
- Butterfly Mansion A place in Taisho-era Japan.
- Ubuyashiki Mansion A place in Taisho-era Japan.
- Demon Slayer Headquarters A place in Taisho-era Japan.
- Hashira Training Grounds A place in Taisho-era Japan.
- Ogimoto House A place in Taisho-era Japan.
- Mugen Train A place in Taisho-era Japan.
- Asakusa A place in Taisho-era Japan.
- Yoshiwara A place in Taisho-era Japan.
- Kirimise A place in Taisho-era Japan.
- Kyogoku House A place in Taisho-era Japan.
- Tokito House A place in Taisho-era Japan.
- Infinity Castle A place in Taisho-era Japan.
How to explore it
1
Pan the map
Drag the atlas, or scroll to zoom. The whole world is one surface.
2
Open a location
Click any marker. The detail view is a full illustrated scene, not a thumbnail.
3
Read the points of interest
Each place has three of its own. Click one for its name and what happened there.
A location detail view.
Another place, opened from the map.
A third location scene.
Three languages, one map
The atlas ships with an English, Simplified Chinese and Japanese interface. Switching language changes the marker labels, location titles and intros, all sixty point-of-interest names and descriptions, and the controls.
Start exploring
Open the atlas, or make your own illustrated map for a world you love.
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