It has been announced that Snow Man will star in the live action film version of the manga / anime series “Osomatsu-san”, which is set for release next spring. It tells the story of the Matsuno brothers, a set of identical sextuplets who are NEETs.
Osomatsu will be played by Mukai Koji, Karamatsu by Iwamoto Hikaru, Choromatsu by Meguro Ren, Ichimatsu by Fukazawa Tatsuya, Jyushimatsu by Sakuma Daisuke, Todomatsu by Raul. Given that there are six Matsuno brothers and nine members of Snow Man, three new characters were created for the film. These characters are End, Close, and Period, played by Watanabe Shota, Abe Ryohei, and Miyadate Ryota, respectively.
Snow Man released a new video on their YouTube channel in tandem with the news. Check it out below!
We’re back with this week’s edition of Oricon Flashback. This is where we look back on what topped the charts this week 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30 years ago. Think of it as a way to reminisce and learn about the past of Japanese music.
As reported last week, Suzuki Tatsuhisa was recently discovered to be cheating on LiSA, his wife of a year and a half. Now, the couple is taking a brief break from their activities.
LiSA has canceled the two Fukuoka dates for her tour “LiVE is Smile Always ~LADYBUG~”, set for August 7 and 8. According to a statement released o her official site, LISA is taking time to result due to physical and mental fatigue.
This week, BTS topped the Hot 100 single chart with their digital single “Permission to Dance”, with 14,371 points.
King & Prince topped the Hot Albums chart with their new album “Re:Sense.”
King & Prince also topped the Artist 100 chart.
Ayase topped the Hot 100 Lyricists chart for the fifth consecutive week.
Ayase also topped the Hot 100 Composers chart for the fifth consecutive week.
BTS also topped the Streaming Songs chart for the second consecutive week with “Permission to Dance.”
millennium parade × Belle topped the Download Songs chart for the second consecutive week with their digital single “U.”
Arashi topped the Download Albums chart with their best album “Ura Ara BEST 2016-2020.”
This week’s episode was the second part of the “VIVA LA ROCK 2021” special, featuring Kameda Seiji, Kato Takashi, Pierre Nakano, Izawa Ichiyo, Ishihara Shinya, MAH, AiNA THE END, BBHF, Maki, Necry Talkie, Humbreaders, Akiyama Kiro, SPARK!!SOUND!!SHOW!!, WOMCADOLE, TENDRE, and Kroi.
Ishihara Shinya (Saucy Dog) – Sayonara COLOR (SUPER BUTTER DOG cover)
MAH (SiM) – Marunouchi Sadistic (Shiina Ringo cover)
AiNA THE END – Canvas (Akai Koen cover)
BBHF – Koi no Jyumyou
Maki – Aki, Kaoru
Necry Talkie – Oshare Daisakusen
Humbreaders – Useless Machine
Akiyama Kiro – Caffeine
SPARK!!SOUND!!SHOW!! – Namu
WOMCADOLE – Kirei na Sora wa Aru Hi Totsuzen ni
TENDRE – DOCUMENT
Kroi – Fire Brain
This week’s guests were Takebe Satoshi, Ishiwatari Junji, Kawasaki Takaya, Takashi Shigeo, and Ichikawa Saya.
Kawaski Takaya x Takebe Satoshi x Kanjani8 – Kimi wa Tennen Shoku (Ohtaki Eiichi cover)
This week, KinKi Kids topped the Combined Single chart with their new single “Un/Pair”, with 170,695 points in its first week.
King & Prince topped the Combined Album chart with their new album “Re:Sense”, with 458,323 points in its first week.
KinKi Kids also topped the Single chart with “Un/Pair”, selling 170,562 copies in its first week.
King & Prince also topped the Album chart with “Re:Sense”, selling 458,323 copies in its first week.
millennium parade × Belle topped the Digital Single chart for the second consecutive week with their digital single “U”, selling 31,727 copies its second week.
Arashi topped the Digital Album chart with their best album “Ura Ara BEST 2016-2020”, selling 2,270 copies in its second week
BTS topped the Streaming chart for the second consecutive week with their digital single “Permission to Dance”, with 15,578,772 streams in its third week.
We’re back with this week’s edition of Oricon Flashback. This is where we look back on what topped the charts this week 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30 years ago. Think of it as a way to reminisce and learn about the past of Japanese music.
