Samejima is a minor figure in Sakamoto Days who leads a squad within the assassin association. Serious and short-tempered, he crosses paths with Shin and his companions before meeting his end.
Samejima looks to be in middle age, his cheeks drawn and hollow. Rectangular lenses sit over thin brows, and his blond hair is shaved into an undercut. He dresses formally in a black suit finished with a long coat and a necktie.
He runs his JAA unit with a stern, humorless grip and a temper that flares easily. When Shin and his friends stir up trouble, the veins standing out on his head betray his irritation. Decisive by nature, he acts fast and seizes command of any situation through sheer force.

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Samejima is a minor character in Sakamoto Days who leads a squad within the JAA, the assassin association. He is serious and short-tempered, and he crosses paths with Shin and his companions before meeting his death.
Samejima appears middle-aged with hollow cheeks, thin brows, and rectangular lenses. He wears his blond hair in a shaved undercut and dresses formally in a black suit with a long coat and necktie.
Samejima runs his JAA squad with a stern, humorless grip and a temper that flares easily. He is decisive, acting fast and seizing command of any situation through sheer force.
Samejima is introduced in Chapter 147 of Sakamoto Days, where he commands a squad inside the assassin association.
Samejima meets his death after clashing with Shin and his friends. The series gives little detail about his past or methods before he dies.
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