Sakamoto Days Merchandise – Retirement with Side Effects
Hitmen rarely hang up their profession unscathed – Taro Sakamoto managed it anyway: for the love of his life, a corner store, and a few extra pounds. Too bad there's still a price on his head. "Sakamoto Days" by Yuto Suzuki has run in Weekly Shonen Jump since 2020 and was adapted into an anime in 2025; the mix of inventive action, family life, and dry humor made the series one of the most successful Jump titles of its generation. At Elbenwald you'll find officially licensed Sakamoto Days merchandise – from collectible figures to everyday companions for anyone whose favorite weapon is a thrown candy.
What defines Sakamoto Days?
The action fantasy. Sakamoto fights under one house rule that changes everything: no killing. So pens, ladles, and candy become precision tools – choreographed with an inventiveness that turns every store aisle into an action set. Add to that an ensemble with real personality: mind-reading Shin, resolute Lu, overpowering rival Nagumo, and an entire Order full of professionals with quirks. And right in the middle, a hero who'd rather plan a sale than a hit – as long as nobody threatens his family. That mix translates into merchandise with character: figures in fighting poses, collectibles with the store's logo, and artwork where the boss's glasses are the whole point. Once you start, you tend to collect the whole cast.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Sakamoto Days products does Elbenwald carry?
Officially licensed goods focused on figures – from Funko vinyls to Nendoroids to statues – rounded out with everyday items like mugs, mouse pads, and shirts. Use the filters to narrow the range down by product type.
What is Sakamoto Days about?
Legendary hitman Taro Sakamoto quits the trade, starts a family, and runs a corner store. Because the underworld won't accept his retirement, he defends his new life against old acquaintances – using everyday objects instead of weapons, since killing is off the table for good.
Is Sakamoto Days also an anime?
Yes. The anime adaptation launched in 2025, bringing Yuto Suzuki's source material to life. The manga has run in Weekly Shonen Jump since 2020 and is several chapters ahead of the show.
Range Overview
The centerpiece is the figures, ranging from budget-friendly formats to the scale figure for your display case's centerpiece. Vinyl fans will find what they need at the Funko figures, chibi fans at the Nendoroids. Everyday life is covered by mugs and mouse pads with crew artwork, wearable fandom comes from the T-shirts – and the piggy banks help you save up for your next figure.
What else goes with it?
Agents with a soft spot for family also show up at Spy x Family, overpowered heroes with everyday problems at One Punch Man, and if you prefer your assassins in the classroom, head to Assassination Classroom. Reading material waits at the manga, and the theme world Anime delivers the big picture.
