
A rare quiet day at the amusement park turns tense when Aoi discovers the bounty on Sakamoto. After coming clean to his family, Sakamoto hunts for a way to clear his name and finds a video rental shop that secretly sells information, setting up a stealth raid on the Dondenkai.
Aoi Sakamoto wakes to find Shin and Lu knocked out beside her and immediately asks where her husband has gone. Taro and Boiled climb out of the Ferris wheel car, and when a staff member checks on them, Boiled brushes her off before she demands payment for the damage. Conceding the fight, Boiled praises Sakamoto and swears off tangling with him again, then asks to share the bun Sakamoto is eating, only to be handed it since the rest are reserved for the family.
Boiled's mention of the bounty tips Aoi off, and she interrogates a terrified Sakamoto, Shin, and Boiled while Hana, Lu, and Obiguro drift away for cotton candy. Sakamoto admits the truth about the price on his head and the assassins who have come for it. Furious at the secret, Aoi is talked down by Boiled, who pleads that men are poor communicators and that Sakamoto only wanted his family to enjoy a peaceful day. She warns Boiled never to target him, reminds Taro of the household rule against lies, and tells him to stop sulking and deal with the bounty.
To lift it, Sakamoto decides they must learn about the Dondenkai boss, but Boiled and Obiguro offer nothing useful. He turns instead to a video rental shop, whose owner points him to the violence section and explains that the store is really an information bank trading secrets disguised as films. After the viewing, the owners caution him that some old acquaintances might surface, hinting the reel is not out yet. Sakamoto then sets off with Shin and Lu on a stealth run against the Dondenkai headquarters.
Aoi discovers the bounty on Sakamoto and forces him to come clean, resetting the family's stance on his hidden past. Boiled formally concedes his defeat and pledges to leave Sakamoto alone. Seeking a way to clear the bounty, Sakamoto uncovers a video rental shop that doubles as an information bank and launches a stealth mission on the Dondenkai's base with Shin and Lu.
An early entry from the Amusement Park Arc, the chapter fills nineteen pages in Volume 2 and first ran on March 1, 2021, in issue 13. It resolves the Boiled confrontation and steers the group toward the Dondenkai organization. The roster covers Aoi, Hana, Shin, Lu, Taro, Boiled, and Obiguro. The cover shows Shin, Lu, Aoi, and Hana together.

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In Chapter 13, Aoi discovers the bounty on Sakamoto and forces him to admit the truth about his past as an assassin, after which he tracks down a video rental shop that secretly functions as an information bank to learn about the Dondenkai.
Aoi learns about the bounty on Sakamoto in Chapter 13 after Boiled lets it slip, prompting her to interrogate Sakamoto, Shin, and Boiled until Sakamoto admits the truth.
The video rental shop in Chapter 13 is secretly an information bank that trades secrets disguised as films, and its owner directs Sakamoto to the violence section to learn about the Dondenkai boss.
In Chapter 13, Boiled formally concedes his defeat to Sakamoto and swears off ever targeting him again.
Chapter 13, "Video Rental," is an early entry in the Amusement Park Arc and appears in Volume 2 of Sakamoto Days.
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