
Lost Child is the two-hundred-fourteenth chapter of Sakamoto Days, part of the New JAA Arc and gathered into Volume 24. Natsuki Seba, Nao Toramaru, and Amane Yotsumura share the cover for this family-heavy installment.
Standing as the two-hundred-fourteenth chapter of the series, Lost Child moves the New JAA Arc forward. Its Japanese title, Maigo no Oshirase, reads as a notice about a lost child. The cover trio of Natsuki Seba, Nao Toramaru, and Amane Yotsumura fronts the entry.
A large cast turns up, including Natsuki Seba, Nao Toramaru, Amane Yotsumura, Granny Miya, Lu Wutang, Lu Shaotang, Hana Sakamoto, Aoi Sakamoto, Kei Uzuki, and Shin Asakura. Yoichi Nagumo returns through a flashback, Rion Akao surfaces only as something imagined, and both Takamura and Taro Sakamoto are limited to mentions.

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Chapter 214 of Sakamoto Days is titled Lost Child, rendered in Japanese as Maigo no Oshirase, referring to a notice about a lost child.
The cover of Chapter 214 features Natsuki Seba, Nao Toramaru, and Amane Yotsumura.
Chapter 214 brings together a large cast including Natsuki Seba, Nao Toramaru, Amane Yotsumura, Granny Miya, Lu Wutang, Lu Shaotang, Hana Sakamoto, Aoi Sakamoto, Kei Uzuki, and Shin Asakura.
In Chapter 214, Yoichi Nagumo returns through a flashback while Rion Akao appears only as something imagined, rather than as part of the direct events.
Chapter 214 of Sakamoto Days was released on May 26, 2025, in issue 26 of that year, and is collected in Volume 24 between Chapter 213 and Chapter 215.
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