
Kaji, written カジ in Japanese, is the sixty-ninth chapter of Sakamoto Days. Placed in Volume 8 and the JCC transfer examination arc, it first ran in the twenty-third 2022 issue and centers on Taro Sakamoto, Joichiro Kaji, and the exam contenders across nineteen pages.
Kaji is the sixty-ninth numbered chapter and keeps the story rooted in the Japan Clear Creation's transfer examinations. It belongs to the eighth collected volume, having first appeared in a 2022 weekly issue.
Its present-day cast features Taro Sakamoto, Akira Akao, Jay Erk, and Joichiro Kaji, together with Shin Asakura, Shinaya, Gaku, and Kashima.
Tatsu and Miya both appear in flashback within this chapter rather than the current timeline. The cover assembles Taro Sakamoto, Shin Asakura, Shinaya, Akira Akao, Joichiro Kaji, and Jay Erk.

Naruto vs Luffy with the twist nobody asked for: Luffy tickled Hinata on date night, and she kind of liked it. We break down the whole fight and commit to a winner....

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Chapter 69 of Sakamoto Days is titled Kaji, taking its name directly from the character Joichiro Kaji.
Chapter 69 shows Tatsu and Miya in flashback rather than in the present day timeline.
The cover of Sakamoto Days Chapter 69 assembles Taro Sakamoto, Shin Asakura, Shinaya, Akira Akao, Joichiro Kaji, and Jay Erk.
Sakamoto Days Chapter 69 belongs to Volume 8 and continues the JCC Transfer Exams Arc.
Chapter 69 premiered on May 9, 2022, in the twenty third issue of the year and spans nineteen pages.
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