Nakatsugawa is a hired killer working within the JAA, the sprawling assassins' association at the heart of Sakamoto Days. He surfaces late in the manga as one of the organization's uniformed operatives.
Cropped close to the scalp, Nakatsugawa's buzzcut sits above the standard dress of his employer. Like his fellow JAA agents, he turns out in a dark business suit finished with a matching black tie.
The manga has yet to explore Nakatsugawa's temperament in any depth, presenting him chiefly through his role rather than his character.

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Nakatsugawa is a hired killer working within the JAA, the sprawling assassins' association at the heart of Sakamoto Days. He surfaces late in the manga as one of the organization's uniformed operatives.
Nakatsugawa belongs to the JAA, the Japanese Association of Assassins, and carries out contracts on the organization's behalf.
Nakatsugawa wears his hair in a close buzzcut and dresses like his fellow JAA agents, in a dark business suit finished with a matching black tie.
Nakatsugawa debuts in Chapter 171 of Sakamoto Days, stepping into the story during its later chapters as part of the JAA's roster of operatives.
The manga has yet to explore Nakatsugawa's temperament in any depth, presenting him chiefly through his role as a JAA assassin rather than his character.
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