Oricon Top 10 CD Single and Album Daily Charts (JAPAN): KANJANI8 takes the #1 spot on the Singles Charts, Kazumasa Oda takes the #1 spot on the Album Charts (04.20.11)

April 21, 2011 by J!-ENT · Leave a Comment

It’s new release Wednesday! Which artist or band took the #1 spot for Japan’s Oricon CD Single Daily Charts and Oricon Album Daily Charts?

Buy the #1 CD Single & Album from CDJAPAN or YesAsia.com:

The #1 CD Single in Japan	The #1 Album in Japan
T.W.L / Yellow Pansy Street [w/ DVD, Limited Edition - Anime] KANJANI8	Domo Kazumasa Oda

or purchase from:

ORICON TOP 10 SINGLE DAILY CHARTS

NOTE: KANJANI8 takes the #1 spot, FTISLAND takes #2 and SCANDAL at #3.

KANJANI8 – T.W.L./Yellow Pansy Street
FTISLAND – SATISFACTION
SCANDAL – Haruka
Kiyoshi Hikawa – Ano Ko to Nogiku to Watashibune
B’z – Sayonara Kizudarake no Hibi Yo
SUPER*GIRLS – Ganbatte Ongaku
KARA – Jet Coaster Love
Nana Mizuki – Scarlet Knight
Maximum the Hormone – Greatest Hits 2011~2011
Kou Shibasaki – wish

As for the #1 Indies release on the Oricon Indies Daily Charts, the #1 indie song in Japan goes to Aldious for “Mermaid”.

For Oricon Weekly Chart Rankings, please click here.

SOURCE: Data was translated from Oricon CD Single Daily Charts

ORICON TOP 10 ALBUM DAILY CHARTS

NOTE: Kazumasa Oda at #1, T.M. Revolution at #2 and Ayumi Hamasaki takes the #3-#6 spots.

Kazumasa Oda – Domo
T.M. Revolution – CLOUD NINE
Ayumi Hamasaki – ayu-mi-x 7 presents ayu-ro mix 4
Ayumi Hamasaki – ayu-mi-x 7 -version Acoustic Orchestra-
Ayumi Hamasaki – ayu-mi-x 7 presents ayu trance 4
Ayumi Hamasaki – ayu-mi-x 7-version HOUSE-
Yu Takahashi – Realtime Singer-Songwriter
Dream Morning Musume – Dreams
Chihiro Onitsuka – Ken to kaede
Foo Fighters – Wasting Light

For rankings comparison, please compare to Oricon’s NINKI Poll predictions for Album Sales.

Filed Under: Music Charts

[OFF-THE-HOOK][YouTube] One more time, One More Chance

June 30, 2008 by Dennis Amith · Leave a Comment

Since reviewing the Shinkai Makoto film “5 CENTIMETERS PER SECOND”, the film has really left a long impression within me. Of course, for many people, there has been that time where one has liked/loved someone but things worked out much differently than expected.

But if anything, may it be a Japanese drama or an anime, there have been only a few instances where a song really makes a deep impact and just tugs in your heart and just realizing how awesome the song is and how it really made the moment of that series or film.

I remember hearing “True Love” and how the song was used in the drama “Asunaro Hakusho” or even “Love Story wa Totsuzen ni” for Tokyo Love Story and most recently “One More Time, One More Chance” by Yamazaki Masayoshi.

Anyway, here are youtube videos for those nostalgic for those series moments.

5 CENTIMETERS, PER SECOND (One More Time, One More Chance by Yamazaki Masayoshi)