
Shin settles into life at the Sakamoto family store, only for a hijacked bus to put the household's strict no-killing code to the test. The second chapter of Sakamoto Days introduces the family rules through a chaotic roadside rescue.
Newly hired at the convenience store, Shin becomes part of the Sakamoto household just as Aoi presses her husband over whether he has slipped back into his old killing ways. She warns that breaking the family code would spell the end of their marriage, which leaves a puzzled Shin asking what those rules actually are. The lesson arrives in practice when Aoi is swept up in a bus hijacking.
Taro and Shin rush to intervene, with Taro hiding his face behind a pig mask he swipes from a nearby child. Rather than harming anyone, he brings the runaway bus to a halt using only a road sign, though the vehicle's front end is completely wrecked by the impact. The rescue quietly puts the household's guiding principle, protecting others without taking a life, on display.
Bearing the title Sakamoto Family Rules, rendered in Japanese as Sakamoto-ke Kakun, this twenty-six page chapter opens the first collected volume and belongs to the Amusement Park Arc. It first reached print on November 30, 2020, in issue 52 of that year, and its cover brings together Sakamoto, Shin, and Aoi.
Sakamoto Days Chapter 2, titled Sakamoto Family Rules, follows Shin settling into life at the Sakamoto family's convenience store when a hijacked bus tests the household's no-killing code.
The chapter centers on a strict family code that forbids Taro Sakamoto from killing anyone, and Aoi warns that breaking it would end their marriage.
Taro Sakamoto stops the runaway hijacked bus by using only a road sign, wrecking the vehicle's front end but harming no one.
Aoi presses Sakamoto over whether he has slipped back into his old killing ways and warns that breaking the family's no-killing rule would spell the end of their marriage.
Chapter 2 belongs to the Amusement Park Arc and opens the first collected volume of Sakamoto Days.
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