Think John Wick with a dad bod and a strict no-kill policy, blending domestic comedy with elite assassination skills.
Series Analysis:
Taro Sakamoto traded his silencer for a barcode scanner, gaining a few pounds and a peaceful existence in the process. Yet, for the underworld's former apex predator, retirement is rarely permanent. SAKAMOTO DAYS masterfully juggles kinetic gunplay with the mundane chaos of running a neighborhood convenience store. The action is rapid-fire, the humor is deadpan, and the rule is simple: protect the family without killing a soul. While the production is currently in a quiet period of hiatus, the silence is merely the calm before a chaotic storm of assassins and discount sales. To ensure you catch the door chime the second the shop opens for business, setting a reminder now is the smartest way to stay off the hit list.
Tone: Kinetic, Deadpan, Hard-hitting
Last Updated: January 2026