Demon Slayer Reveals New Official Ramen Collab Sets Starring Tanjiro and Nezuko
Japanese food company Nippon Pure Food has announced a new collaboration with Demon Slayer that will see two special ramen sets released across Japan later this month.
The collection features separate “Demon Slayer Tonkotsu Ramen” and “Demon Slayer Tantanmen” sets, both presented in special packaging featuring characters from the hugely popular anime series.
The collaboration extends beyond the outer boxes, with Demon Slayer designs also appearing across the individual ramen and soup packets found inside.
“Demon Slayer Tonkotsu Ramen” uses meat extracts and garlic-flavored oil to create a rich pork bone-style broth, drawing on Nippon Pure Food’s experience producing ramen soups.
The accompanying “Demon Slayer Tantanmen” takes a different approach with a plant-based recipe that does not use meat ingredients.
Each box also comes with one pair of original Demon Slayer chopsticks, with six different character designs available across the collection and the included version selected at random.
The ramen continues a recent run of Demon Slayer-themed food collaborations during 2026, following a summer partnership with Japanese bakery chain Heart Bread Antique that introduced character-inspired breads, desserts and exclusive merchandise in July.
Fans in the US have also recently gained their own official Demon Slayer food experience, with the Demon Slayer Cafe USA opening in Chicago during August as the franchise’s first standalone officially licensed cafe in the country.
Image by James RichardsonThat limited-time venue features an Entertainment District Arc-themed menu alongside exclusive merchandise, while Demon Slayer has also continued expanding into other avenues such as fashion with MAYLA’s recently revealed collection of loafer sneakers inspired by the Nichirin Swords of six characters.
Image by James Richardson“Demon Slayer Tonkotsu Ramen” and “Demon Slayer Tantanmen” will both launch nationwide in Japan on September 15, 2026 through supermarkets, airport souvenir stores, drugstores and other participating retailers.
Each box will be priced at ¥2,484 (approx. $16 USD / £12 GBP).
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