
Bedroom at 1am is the seventy-second chapter of Horimiya. The sleepover at Sengoku's house carries on as everyone stakes out a spot to sleep. Sengoku, unable to claim a place of his own, winds up on the loft beside Miyamura, and that cramped arrangement stirs up trouble.
With the overnight gathering underway at Sengoku's house, the boys set about claiming their own corners to bed down for the night. The process goes smoothly enough for most of them.
Sengoku, however, struggles to secure a spot for himself. He eventually settles onto the loft alongside Miyamura, and sharing that tight upper space soon leads to complications.
Each of the guests arranges a place to sleep as the sleepover pushes into the small hours. Left without a clear spot of his own, Sengoku ends up on the loft next to Miyamura, and the narrow quarters up there become the source of the chapter's friction.

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In Horimiya Chapter 72, "Bedroom at 1am," the sleepover at Kakeru Sengoku's house continues as the boys each claim a spot to sleep. Unable to find space of his own, Sengoku ends up sharing the loft with Izumi Miyamura, and the cramped arrangement causes trouble.
In Chapter 72, Kakeru Sengoku ends up sharing the loft bed with Izumi Miyamura after failing to secure a sleeping spot of his own during the sleepover.
Horimiya Chapter 72 is collected in the manga's eleventh volume.
Horimiya Chapter 72 features Takeru Sengoku, Shu Iura, Kakeru Sengoku, Toru Ishikawa, and Izumi Miyamura.
Horimiya Chapter 72 is titled "Bedroom at 1am," and it sits between Chapter 71 and Chapter 73.
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