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Sakamoto Days episode 2 will be broadcast on January 18, 2024, at 11 pm JST. Fans residing in Japan can tune in to Tokyo TV to watch the latest episodes. International audiences can stream the episode on Netflix and other streaming platforms. It is also important to note that the Sakamoto Days episode has already been released exclusively on Netflix for viewers in Japan.
Sakamoto Days episode 3 will be released on the aforementioned date only on Netflix for viewers residing in Japan. Fans were happy to see that the animation quality was well above par, to say the least. Viewers can expect the introduction of a new character in the upcoming episode of the series.
Here’s everything you need to know about Sakamoto Days episode 2 ahead of its release.
Sakamoto Days episode 2 release date and time
Sakamoto Days episode 2 is slated to release on January 18, 2024, at 11 pm JST. Despite the differences in time zones, fans across the globe can access the episode on the aforementioned date. The exact release times of Sakamoto Days episode 2 along with the corresponding time zones are listed below:
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Where to watch Sakamoto Days episode 2?
Fans residing in Japan can tune in to Tokyo TV, Osaka TV, Setouichi TV, Aichi TV, Hokkaido TV, and TVQ Kyushu Broadcasting to watch Sakamoto Days episode 2. These channels will broadcast the episode on January 18, 2024, at 11 pm JST. BS TV Tokyo will broadcast the episode on January 20, 2024, at 12 am JST.
International audiences can stream the English-subtitled version of the episode on Netflix. Fans in Japan can also stream the episode on ABEMA. It is important to note that the streaming services mentioned here are available in select regions only.
A recap of Sakamoto Days episode 1 in brief
The episode began with the introduction of Taro Sakaomoto in his prime. He was a legendary assassin who left that life behind after marrying the woman of his dreams. Taro gained quite a bit of weight and some of his older colleagues could barely recognize him. However, things got complicated when Shin Asakura was sent to kill Taro for quitting the organization. However, he was no match for Taro.
Shin was far slower and his combat prowess was nowhere on the same level as Taro’s. Furthermore, Shin looked up to Taro and didn’t want to kill him. He realized the former legendary assassin had left his work because he loved his family. Shin went back to his employer but they decided to kill him. Shin managed to kill plenty of assassins. However, a stray bullet went through his leg and the thugs surrounded him.
Sakamoto Taro incapacitated the rest of the thugs present there and offered Shin a job at his mom-and-pop store. He would get paid 800 Yen an hour and Taro would pay him extra for overtime.
What to expect in Sakamoto Days episode 2?
Fans can expect the introduction of a new character in the upcoming episode. The character in question is none other than Lu Shaotang. Viewers can expect some high-octane action in the upcoming episode as well. Furthermore, we will see Taro’s store get a new member in the next episode. It’s safe to say that the next episode will be just as entertaining, if not more entertaining than the first episode of Sakamoto Days.
Stay tuned for more anime and manga news as 2024 progresses.
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