
Wutang is the thirty-fourth chapter of Sakamoto Days, a Death Row Prisoners Arc installment collected in Volume 4. It introduces Lu Wutang and lines up Taro Sakamoto, Shin, Lu Shaotang, Heisuke Mashimo, and the bird Piisuke.
Counted as the thirty-fourth entry, this chapter is titled Wutang (ウータン, Ūtan) and carries the Death Row Prisoners Arc forward. It appears in the fourth tankobon volume of the series.
The roster centers on Taro Sakamoto beside Shin and Lu Shaotang, with Heisuke Mashimo and Piisuke rounding out the group on hand.
Lu Wutang makes a first appearance here, the debut that lends the chapter its name. The cover assembles Taro Sakamoto, Shin, Lu Shaotang, Heisuke Mashimo, and Piisuke together.

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Sakamoto Days Chapter 34, titled Wutang, continues the Death Row Prisoners Arc and centers on Taro Sakamoto alongside Shin and Lu Shaotang, with Heisuke Mashimo and the bird Piisuke also present.
Chapter 34 introduces Lu Wutang, whose first appearance lends the chapter its name.
Chapter 34 is titled Wutang in English, written in Japanese as Utan.
Chapter 34 runs twenty-one pages and premiered in the combined issue 36/37 of 2021, dated August 10, 2021, later collected in Volume 4.
Chapter 34 is positioned between Chapter 33 and Chapter 35 in the Death Row Prisoners Arc.
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