
The 260th chapter of Sakamoto Days carries a musical note as its title and falls within the New JAA Arc. Published on May 25, 2026, it brings together Tanabata, Shin Asakura, Taro Sakamoto, and Kei Uzuki.
This installment is titled with a single musical note symbol, and it holds the 260th position in Sakamoto Days. Grouped under the New JAA Arc, it reached readers on May 25, 2026. A written plot summary has not yet been added to the wiki, so the confirmed record centers on the release information and the small set of characters who appear.
The chapter features Tanabata and Shin Asakura together with Taro Sakamoto and Kei Uzuki. No debuts, flashbacks, or off-page mentions are recorded, keeping the cast focused on these four figures.

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Sakamoto Days Chapter 260 is titled with a single musical note symbol in both its English and Japanese listings, with no written title recorded.
Sakamoto Days Chapter 260 features Tanabata and Shin Asakura together with Taro Sakamoto and Kei Uzuki.
Sakamoto Days Chapter 260 was published on May 25, 2026, appearing in issue 26 of that year within the New JAA Arc.
No cover characters are recorded for Sakamoto Days Chapter 260 in the wiki entry.
Sakamoto Days Chapter 260 follows Chapter 259 and continues into Chapter 261 within the New JAA Arc.
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