
Showdown is the 254th chapter of Sakamoto Days and part of the New JAA Arc. Released in the April 6, 2026 issue, it keeps Gozu and Shishiba at its center while referencing Satoru Yotsumura from off the page.
Carrying the English title Showdown and the romaji Kecchaku, this installment sits at number 254 in the Sakamoto Days series. It belongs to the New JAA Arc and was published on April 6, 2026. The wiki has yet to record a scene-by-scene account, so the surviving documentation covers its release data and the roster of characters who feature.
Gozu and Shishiba drive the chapter as its two on-page figures. Satoru Yotsumura is brought up in conversation rather than shown, marking the only mentioned character. No new debuts or flashbacks are logged for this entry.

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Sakamoto Days Chapter 254 is titled Showdown in English, from the Japanese Kecchaku.
Sakamoto Days Chapter 254 published on April 6, 2026, in issue 19 of that year, following Chapter 253 in the New JAA Arc.
Gozu and Shishiba are the two on page characters in Sakamoto Days Chapter 254, while Satoru Yotsumura is only mentioned in dialogue rather than shown.
No cover characters are recorded for Sakamoto Days Chapter 254 in the wiki entry.
Sakamoto Days Chapter 254 spans nineteen pages and was assigned to Volume 28 of the manga.
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