「劇場版『鬼滅の刃 無限城編』に学ぶ――『やらなきゃならないことがある』という覚悟」

Life Lessons from Demon Slayer

Yesterday, I used some free time to watch 🔗 Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Arc in theaters.

Of course, I won’t go into spoilers, but you know what struck me?
In real life as well—when friends and comrades are each working toward the same goal in their own places.

Even if one of them stumbles, you need the mental strength to keep doing what you yourself must do.

At the same time, you still carry a genuine sense of care for your companions.

And instead of being swept away by fleeting emotions, you make decisions with a broader perspective in mind.

In life, we all experience times when we lose something important or find ourselves on the verge of falling into despair.

In those moments, can we cut off despair and summon the courage to move forward?

Or do we slip into a downward spiral instead?

Personally, I’d like to be the former.

“It’s not about whether you can or can’t—there are things that must be done.”
(Yes, I completely lost it at this moment.)

That line really hit home.

In today’s Japan, it’s rare to face situations where we literally fight for our lives.
But whether it’s work, family, or even side projects, this phrase still resonates deeply.

“It’s not about whether you can or can’t—there are things that must be done.”

This movie follows the storyline already completed in the manga, so most people already “know how it ends.”
And yet—it’s wildly popular.

It must be thanks to the breathtaking visuals, the stirring soundtrack, and the way you can completely immerse yourself in the story, sharing in the fiery emotions of the Demon Slayer Corps.

“Now then, shall we begin? The feast is about to start.”

From here, an intense battle unfolds. It’s a must-watch.

『できる　できないじゃない　やらなきゃならないことがある』

そのタイミング、逃さずに進もう。

“It’s not about whether you can or can’t—there are things that must be done.”

When the moment comes, don’t let it slip away—move forward.