This week, Kanjani8 topped the Combined Single chart with their new single “Tomo yo”, with 260,162 points in its first week.
Bad Ass Temple topped the Combined Album chart with their debut mini album “Bad Ass Temple Funky Sounds”, with 109,001 points in its first week.
Kanjani8 also topped the Single chart with “Tomo yo”, selling 260,162 copies in its first week.
Bad Ass Temple also topped the Album chart with “Bad Ass Temple Funky Sounds”, selling 99,002 copies in its first week.
Project Sakura Wars topped the Digital Single chart with their new digital single “Geki! Teikoku Kagekidan <Shin Fumi>”, selling 29,124 copies in its first week.
RADWIMPS topped the Digital Album chart with the re-release of their soundtrack “Tenki no Ko complete version”, selling 14,356 copies in its first week.
Official HIGE DANdism topped the Streaming chart for the 28th consecutive week with their song “Pretender”, with 3,790,831 streams in its 31st 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.
This week’s guests were Kinki Kids, DEAN FUJIOKA, and Nana Mizuki.
Kinki Kids – Hikari no Kehai
DEAN FUJIOKA – Searching For The Ghost
Nana Mizuki – Knock U down
This week’s episode featured Nakayama Miho. She is currently celebrating her 35th anniversary and returning to music after 20 years. This is her first time appearing on SONGS. In this episode, Miho looks back on her career as a singer and actress.
Nakayama Miho – Iro White Blend / You’re My Only Shinin’ Star / Tokeigusa
This week’s guests were Kinki Kids, Nana Mizuki, Kato Miliyah, The Coinlockers, and SKY-HI.
KinKi Kids x Nana Mizuki x Kato Miliyah – Harmony of December
The Coinlockers – Yuutsu na Sora ga Sukinanda
Kato Miliyah – SAYONARA Baby feat.SKY-HI
Nana Mizuki – ALL FOR LOVE
Kinki Kids – Hikari no Kehai
This week’s episode was the second day of Buzz Rhythm LIVE 2019. This week’s guests were King Gnu, Sukima Switch, Fujifabric, sumika, and KEYTALK.
King Gnu – Hikoutei / Hakujitsu
Sukima Switch – Guarana / Revival
Fujifabric – LIFE / Wakamono no Subete
sumika – Equal / Traveling
KEYTALK – BUBBLE-GUM MAGIC / MONSTER DANCE
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The year is coming to a close, so the end of the year charts and rankings are upon us! Billboard Japan has now released its year end charts for 2019, measuring the period from 11/26/18 – 11/24/19.
Aimyon was named Top Artist of the year. Yonezu Kenshi‘s “Lemon” topped the year end Hot 100 single chart for the second year in a row. Arashi’s farewell best album, “5×20 All the BEST!! 1999-2019”, topped the year end Hot Albums chart.
Aimyon’s “Marigold” topped the year end Streaming Songs chart. Kenshi’s “Lemon” also topped the year end Download Songs chart for the second consecutive year. Hoshino Gen‘s “POP VIRUS” topped the year end Download Albums chart. Check out more of these charts below!
Two new categories were added this year: “Top Lyricists” and “Top Composers.” Akimoto Yasushi topped the Top Lyricists chart for his work with Keyakizaka46 and Nogizaka46. Yonezu Kenshi topped the Top Composers chart for his own work and his work with Suda Masaki.