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The 266th chapter, No Limit, carries the New JAA Arc onward with Taro Sakamoto, Atari, Boiled, and Kindaka on its cover and a broad supporting cast in play.

Release Date: July 5, 2026
Issue: 32, 2026
Previous Chapter: Chapter 265
Next Chapter: Chapter 267

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Summary

This chapter sits inside the New JAA Arc, its cover gathering Taro Sakamoto, Atari, Boiled, and Kindaka. The appearing lineup widens further to take in Kei Uzuki, Gaku, Takamura, and Yoichi Nagumo across its pages.

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Key Events

The installment advances the recent New JAA Arc, following the 265th chapter and leading into the 267th. Its larger cast reflects several storylines converging within this portion of the run.

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Notes

Named "No Limit" (Nō Rimitto), this 266th chapter runs 19 pages and was first published on July 5, 2026, in issue 32 of that year. As a recent release, it has yet to be collected in tankōbon format.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sakamoto Days Chapter 266 about?

Chapter 266 of Sakamoto Days, titled No Limit, carries the New JAA Arc onward with Taro Sakamoto, Atari, Boiled, and Kindaka on its cover and a broad supporting cast in play.

Who appears on the cover of Chapter 266?

The cover of Sakamoto Days Chapter 266 features Taro Sakamoto, Atari, Boiled, and Kindaka.

When was Chapter 266 released?

Sakamoto Days Chapter 266 was first published on July 5, 2026, in issue 32 of that year, running 19 pages.

Which arc does Chapter 266 belong to?

Chapter 266 belongs to the New JAA Arc of Sakamoto Days, advancing the story after Chapter 265.

Which chapter comes after Chapter 266?

Sakamoto Days Chapter 266 leads directly into Chapter 267, continuing the New JAA Arc.

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