
Car Wash, known in Japanese as Sensha, is the 236th chapter of Sakamoto Days and the first collected in Volume 27. It stages a chaotic highway battle as Gozu, Torres, and Tanabata ambush the van carrying a wounded Sakamoto, forcing Shin and Kindaka to defend it.
The action opens inside a speeding vehicle where a badly wounded Taro Sakamoto lies unconscious on a ventilator. Kindaka asks whether Shin Asakura feels anything, and Shin confirms an incoming threat, while Boiled warns from the driver's seat that they will never reach the JCC on schedule at this pace. As Shin tells the group to brace for a fight, Sakamoto's heart monitor spikes with an abnormal electrical reading and a jolt of current races through Hana toward the rear of the van.
A toll booth looms on the highway, and Gozu waits there, sipping calmly from a cup before crashing through the windshield and landing beside Sakamoto with his hands still in his pockets. Impressed that his target endured such injuries, Gozu swats aside Shin's sneak attack and boots him clear through the rear doors, drawing a scream from Aoi. Shin is snatched to safety by a stranger piloting a cherry picker truck. Gozu then readies his Nail Guards, a stun-gun rig that unloads high-voltage shocks, only for Kindaka to ram a palm into his face and hurl him onto the windshield of an oncoming car.
That car belongs to Torres, who gripes about the damage and lines up a Sandblast shot at Kindaka. The cherry picker, now with Shin riding its roof, slams the vehicle off course before Torres can fire. Shin feeds a hose from a water tank pump through the broken window and floods the cabin, leaving Torres and Tanabata gasping. Tanabata answers by striking a D-Chord on his guitar, and the sound shears the roof away so the water bursts free. Kindaka notes that Shin is growing more like Sakamoto, and Shin admits even Slur has said the same. Climbing into the exposed back seat, Gozu cracks that the car is at least clean now, prompting Torres to snap back that a car gets cleaned from the outside.
Gozu ambushes the convoy carrying the wounded Sakamoto, kicking Shin out of the moving van before Kindaka intervenes and knocks him onto Torres's car. Shin survives thanks to a passing cherry-picker driver, then uses a water pump to flood Torres and Tanabata inside their vehicle. Tanabata's guitar-driven D-Chord tears the car roof off, and the running battle spills across the highway as the group races to reach the JCC.
Titled Car Wash, or Sensha, this is the 236th chapter and the opening entry of Volume 27. It runs fifteen pages and was published on November 10, 2025 in issue 50. The cover features Tanabata, Kindaka, Shin Asakura, Atari, and Boiled, and Kei Uzuki is referenced within. It follows Chapter 235 and continues into Chapter 237.

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Chapter 236 of Sakamoto Days, titled Car Wash, was released on November 10, 2025, in issue 50 of that year.
In Chapter 236, the assassins Gozu, Torres, and Tanabata ambush the van carrying a badly wounded Taro Sakamoto on the highway, forcing Shin Asakura and Kindaka to fight them off while racing toward the JCC.
In Chapter 236, Gozu wields Nail Guards, a stun-gun rig that delivers high-voltage shocks, though Kindaka knocks him away before he can use them effectively.
Shin Asakura floods Torres and Tanabata's car with a water hose pump in Chapter 236, and Tanabata's own guitar-driven D-Chord attack tears the roof off and exposes them further.
Chapter 236 is the opening chapter of Volume 27 in Sakamoto Days, following Chapter 235 and continuing into Chapter 237.
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