Sakamoto Days: Sakamoto Taro Clear Poster - Ichiban Kuji Vol.1 (G Prize)
Sakamoto Days: Sakamoto Taro Clear Poster - Ichiban Kuji Vol.1 (G Prize)
Product details
Before he was the neighborhood's favorite shopkeeper, he was the legendary hitman that every assassin feared. This G Prize clear poster from the very first Sakamoto Days Ichiban Kuji captures Sakamoto Taro in his prime "Slim" era, looking absolutely cold in his signature suit and glasses.
Visual Highlights
The design is incredibly sleek, featuring the younger Sakamoto with his silver hair tied back and those iconic round frames. The high-contrast orange background makes the black suit pop, and because it's a clear poster, the material has a premium, semi-translucent finish that catches the light beautifully. It’s a perfect tribute to the man who retired for love but never lost his edge.
For Collectors
As part of the Vol. 1 Ichiban Kuji lineup, this is a foundational piece for any Sakamoto Days collection. If you've been following the manga since chapter you know how rare it is to get merch that highlights the legendary hitman aesthetic so perfectly. It looks fantastic framed or mounted on a light-colored wall.
- Product Type: Clear Poster
- Character: Sakamoto Taro (Slim Ver.)
- Series: Ichiban Kuji Sakamoto Days Vol.1
- Material: PET (Clear Plastic)
- Size: A3 (Approx. 297 x 420mm)
⚠️ This is a flat clear poster, not a 3D figure. Handle with care to avoid surface scratches.
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