This week’s performers were SixTONES, Straightener, and Have a Nice Day! Mamiya Shotaro and Sakurai Hinako were the talk guests.

SixTONES – RAM-PAM-PAM

Straightener – Kichijoji

Have a Nice Day! – Night Rainbow

This week’s guests were Hata Motohiro and BiSH.

Hata Motohiro – Raspberry Lover

BiSH – Rhythm

This week’s guests were Gospellers, Suzuki Masayuki, and Little Glee Monster.

Gospellers – Hitori

Gospellers x Suzuki Masayuki – Mimosa

Gospellers x Little Glee Monster – Towa ni

Gospellers – VOXers

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This week’s guests were UVERworld, Hata Motohiro, Straightener, and =LOVE.

UVERworld – Nano Second / WE ARE GO / ROB THE FRONTIER

Hata Motohiro – Raspberry Lover

Straightener – Kichijoji

=LOVE – Zurui yo Zurui ne

This week’s guests were [ALEXANDROS], Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, Narashino Koukou Suisougaku Bu, Ozawa Kenji, E-girls, and Kis-My-Ft2.

[ALEXANDROS] – Wataridori / Amari ni mo Suteki na Yoru Dakara

Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra x Narashino Koukou Suisougaku Bu – Kaze no Profile

Ozawa Kenji – Suisei

E-girls – Easy come, Easy go

Kis-My-Ft2 – Edge of Days

This week, =LOVE topped the Combined Single chart with their new single “Zurui yo Zurui ne”, with 145,542 points in its first week.

Hey! Say! JUMP topped the Combined Album chart with their new album “PARADE”, with 189,334 points in its first week.

=LOVE also topped the Single chart with “Zurui yo Zurui ne”, selling 142,949 copies in its first week.

Hey! Say! JUMP also topped the Album chart with “PARADE”, selling 189,334 copies in its first week.

Arashi topped the Digital Single chart with their new digital single “Turning Up”, selling 27,680 copies in its first week.

Dotsuitare Hompo topped the Digital Album chart with their debut mini album “Ah, Osaka dreamin’ night”, selling 9,218 copies in its first week.

Official HIGE DANdism topped the Streaming chart for the 24th consecutive week with their song “Pretender”, with 3,868,062 streams in its 27th 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.