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Chapter 251

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Freedom is the two hundred fifty-first chapter of Sakamoto Days. Part of the New JAA Arc and tied to Volume 28, it opens with a color page and features Shishiba and Osaragi on its cover.

Volume: 28
Release Date: March 16, 2026
Issue: 16, 2026
Previous Chapter: Chapter 250
Next Chapter: Chapter 252
Main Characters (2): Shishiba (cover), Osaragi (cover)
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Summary

The chapter belongs to the New JAA Arc and is grouped with the twenty-eighth volume. Its Japanese title, Jiyū, translates to Freedom. A full scene by scene synopsis has not been logged on the reference source, so the record here documents the confirmed cast, cover, and release information.

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Key Events

Shishiba and Osaragi anchor the cover, which the reference source flags as a color page paired with a separate intro spread. Osaragi, Shishiba, and an unnamed babysitter assassin drive the chapter's scenes, while Taro Sakamoto is invoked only through mention.

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Notes

Running twenty-three pages, the chapter released on March 16, 2026 in the 16, 2026 issue and opened with a color page. It sits between Chapter 250 and Chapter 252 in the New JAA Arc sequence.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sakamoto Days Chapter 251 about?

Sakamoto Days Chapter 251, Freedom, is part of the New JAA Arc and tied to Volume 28. No full scene breakdown has been recorded, but the chapter's scenes are driven by Osaragi, Shishiba, and an unnamed babysitter assassin.

Who is on the cover of Sakamoto Days Chapter 251?

Shishiba and Osaragi anchor the cover of Sakamoto Days Chapter 251, which opens with a color page.

What does the title of Sakamoto Days Chapter 251 mean?

Sakamoto Days Chapter 251 carries the Japanese title Jiyu, which translates to Freedom in English.

Does Taro Sakamoto appear in Sakamoto Days Chapter 251?

Taro Sakamoto is only invoked through mention in Chapter 251 rather than appearing directly in its scenes.

When was Sakamoto Days Chapter 251 released?

Sakamoto Days Chapter 251 was published on March 16, 2026, in issue 16 of 2026, running twenty-three pages and opening with a color page.

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