List of best-selling singles in Japan

Japan has the second largest music market in the world.[1] In 1962, Tokushin music reports was founded and became the leading provider of music sales in Japan. However their reports and charts are only available to industry insiders and are not available to the general public. In 1968 Original Confidence was established and began providing music charts to the general public with data collected from various retailers throughout Japan.

This is the list of the best-selling singles, based on the data by Oricon. It does not include singles that were released before 1968, and is only from data collected from Oricon's retail partners and not the record companies.

Best-selling physical singles in Japan

Guinness World Records certified that Masato Shimon's "Oyoge! Taiyaki-kun" is the best-selling single in Japan.[2]

There were several singles which achieved worldwide success. Shoukichi Kina's "Subete No Hito No Kokoro Ni Hana Wo" sold estimate 30 million copies over worldwide. Kyu Sakamoto's "Sukiyaki" sold estimate 13 million copies over worldwide. However, those were worldwide sales.

There were many non full-track digital download singles in Japan. Hikaru Utada's "Flavor of Life" sold over 7.7 million combined sales.[3] GReeeeN's "Ai Uta" sold 5 million digital download singles.[4] However, those included the sales of non full-track digital download singles. Guinness World Records certified that Thelma Aoyama's "Soba ni Iru ne" is the best-selling full-track digital download single in Japan with over 8 million copies.[5]

Machiko Soga's "Oba-Q Ondo" sold estimate 2 million single and 4 million sonosheet in Japan.[6] However, a sonosheet was not a regular 7-inch single.

Yujiro Ishihara & Shunko Makimura's "Ginza No Koi No Monogatari" (1961) sold estimate 3.35 million copies in Japan.[7] Hiroshi Wada & His Mahina Stars's "Ozashiki Kouta" (1964) sold estimate 3 million copies in Japan.[8] Yūzō Kayama's "Kimi to Itsumademo" (1965) sold estimate 3 million copies in Japan.[9] However, those were released before 1968 in Japan.

List of best-selling singles based on physical sales

The following list covers the highest-selling singles in the country based on physical sales compiled by Oricon since its foundation in November 1967.[10][11][12][13][14]

No. Single Artist Released Chart Sales
1 "Oyoge! Taiyaki-kun" Masato Shimon 25 December 1975 1 4,577,000
2 "Onna no Michi" Shiro Miya 10 May 1972 1 3,256,000
3 "Sekai ni Hitotsu Dake no Hana" SMAP 5 March 2003 1 3,128,000
4 "Tsunami" Southern All Stars 26 January 2000 1 2,936,000
5 "Dango 3 Kyodai" Kentarou Hayami, Ayumi Shigemori,
Himawari Kids and Dango Gasshoudan		 3 March 1999 1 2,918,000
6 "Kimi ga Iru Dake de" Kome Kome Club 4 May 1992 1 2,895,000
7 "Say Yes" Chage and Aska 24 July 1991 1 2,822,000
8 "Tomorrow Never Knows" Mr. Children 10 November 1994 1 2,766,000
9 "Oh! Yeah!"[I] Kazumasa Oda 6 February 1991 1 2,588,000
10 "Love Love Love" Dreams Come True 24 July 1995 1 2,489,000
11 "Yah Yah Yah"[II] Chage and Aska 3 March 1993 1 2,419,000
12 "Namonaki Uta" Mr. Children 5 February 1996 1 2,309,000
13 "Sakura Zaka" Masaharu Fukuyama 26 April 2000 1 2,299,000
14 "Can You Celebrate?" Namie Amuro 19 February 1997 1 2,296,000
15 "Departures" Globe 1 January 1996 1 2,288,000
16 "Kuroneko no Tango" Osamu Minagawa 5 October 1969 1 2,235,000
17 "WOW WAR TONIGHT 〜Toki ni wa Okose yo Movement"
(WOW WAR TONIGHT 〜時には起こせよムーヴメント)		 H Jungle With t 15 March 1995 1 2,135,000
18 "Koi no Kisetsu" Pinky & Killers 20 July 1968 1 2,077,000
19 "Automatic"[III] Utada Hikaru 9 December 1998 2 2,063,000
20 "True Love" Fumiya Fujii 10 November 1993 1 2,023,000

Notes:

List of best-selling singles by Western acts

Since the creation of the Oricon Singles Chart in November 1967, only three singles released by acts of Western origin have become million sellers. The following list covers the top-selling singles released by such acts in Japan, based on physical sales only.[15]

No. Single Artist Released Chart Sales
1 "Beautiful Sunday" Daniel Boone 10 March 1976 1 1,924,000
2 "To Love You More" Celine Dion 21 October 1995 1 1,500,000[I]
3 "All I Want for Christmas Is You" Mariah Carey 29 October 1994 2 1,300,000
4 "I Will Always Love You" Whitney Houston 2 December 1992 5 810,000
5 "The Sound of Silence" Simon & Garfunkel 15 June 1968 1 810,000
6 "Miles Away" Madonna 17 October 2008 7 800,000
7 "The Lovers of the World"
(Otoko no Sekai)		 Jerry Wallace 25 July 1970 1 734,000
8 "Flashdance... What a Feeling" Irene Cara 25 June 1983 1 697,000
9 "Last Christmas" Wham! 15 December 1984[II] 15 683,000
10 "I'm In the Mood for Dancing" The Nolans 21 July 1980 1 674,000
11 "I Dream of Naomi"
(Naomi no Yume)		 Hedva and David 25 January 1971 1 666,000
12 "Candle in the Wind 1997" Elton John 26 September 1997 1 632,000
13 "Yesterday Once More" The Carpenters 10 July 1973 5 592,000
14 "Sky High" Jigsaw 25 October 1975 2 568,000
15 "Let It Be" The Beatles 25 March 1970 6 558,000
16 "Venus" Shocking Blue 20 February 1970 2 555,000
17 "I Need to Be in Love"[III] The Carpenters 3 November 1995 5 542,000
18 "Welcome to the Edge" Billie Hughes 15 May 1991 3 518,000
19 "Massachusetts" Bee Gees 25 December 1967 1 517,000
20 "Never Marry a Railroad Man" Shocking Blue 10 September 1970 2 505,000
21 "We Are the World" USA for Africa 12 April 1985 — 489,000

Notes:

Best-selling multi-format singles in Japan

With over 9.2 million combined sales, Thelma Aoyama's "Soba ni Iru ne" is the best-selling multi-format single in Japan.[17]

Over 5 million copies
Year Song Artist Detailed Sales Total Sales
Physical Single Track Chaku-uta
2008 "Soba ni Iru ne" Thelma Aoyama featuring SoulJa 550,000[17] 8,700,000[17] 9,250,000
2007 "Flavor of Life" Hikaru Utada 651,000[18] 8,000,000[19] 8,651,000
2008 "Kiseki" Greeeen 558,000[18] 7,600,000[20] 8,158,000
2007 "Lovers Again" Exile 260,000[18] 7,000,000[21] 7,260,000
2009 "Shunkashūtō" Hilcrhyme 139,000[18] 7,000,000[22] 7,139,000
2006 "Junrenka" Shōnan no Kaze 523,000[23] 6,500,000[24] 7,023,000
2007 "Ai Uta" Greeeen 300,000[25] 5,900,000[26] 6,200,000
2009 "Butterfly" Kaela Kimura — 6,000,000[27] 6,000,000
2011 "Maru Maru Mori Mori!" Mana Ashida and Fuku Suzuki
as Kaoru to Tomoki, Tamani Mook		 541,000[28] 5,000,000[29] 5,541,000
2007 "Tsubomi" Kobukuro 506,000[18] 2,000,000[30] 3,000,000[31] 5,506,000
2005 "Story" Ai 276,000[18] 2,000,000[32] 3,000,000[33] 5,276,000
2009 "Haruka" Greeeen 145,000[18] 5,000,000[34] 5,145,000
2010 "Aitakute Aitakute" Kana Nishino 97,000[18] 5,000,000[35] 5,097,000

Over 4 million copies
Year Song Artist Detailed Sales Total Sales
Physical Single Track Chaku-uta
2008 "366 Nichi" HY — 4,800,000[36] 4,800,000
2009 "Ashita ga Kurunara" Juju featuring Jay'ed 150,000[18] 4,500,000[37] 4,650,000
2009 "Mata Kimi ni Koishiteru" Fuyumi Sakamoto 400,000[38] 4,000,000[39] 4,400,000
2007 "Winding Road" Ayaka and Kobukuro 359,000[18] 4,000,000[40] 4,359,000
2003 "Dragostea din tei" O-Zone — 350,000[41] 4,000,000[41] 4,350,000
2006 "Mata Aimashō" Seamo 205,000[18] 4,000,000[42] 4,205,000

Over 3 million copies
Year Song Artist Detailed Sales Total Sales
Physical Single Track Chaku-uta
2005 "Dreamland" Bennie K 500,000[43] 3,400,000[44] 3,900,000
2004 "Hana" Orange Range 1,000,000[45] 750,000[46] 2,000,000[41] 3,750,000
2005 "Sakura" Kobukuro 500,000[47] 1,250,000[41][48] 2,000,000[49] 3,750,000
2011 "Love Story" Namie Amuro 162,000[18] 3,500,000[50] 3,662,000
2018 "Lemon" Kenshi Yonezu 584,030.[51][52] 3,000,000[53] 3,584,030
2008 "Life" Kimaguren 66,000[18] 3,500,000[54] 3,566,000
2009 "Futatsu no Kuchibiru"[upper-alpha 1] Exile 289,000[18] 1,250,000[55][56] 2,000,000[57] 3,539,000
1992 "Kimi ga Iru Dake de"[upper-alpha 2] Kome Kome Club 2,895,000[18] 500,000[58] — 3,395,000
2007 "Gake no Ue no Ponyo" Fujioka Fujimaki and Nozomi Ōhashi 382,000[59] 3,000,000[60] 3,382,000
2005 "Konayuki" Remioromen 859,000[18] 500,000[61] 2,000,000[41] 3,359,000
2008 "Ti Amo"[upper-alpha 3] Exile 320,000[18] 2,000,000[62] 1,000,000[63] 3,320,000
2006 "Age Age Every Knight" DJ OZMA 250,000[64] 1,000,000[65] 2,000,000[66] 3,250,000
2005 "Sōsei no Aquarion" Akino 250,000[67] 3,000,000[67] 3,250,000
2006 "Mikazuki" Ayaka 243,000[18] 2,000,000[30] 1,000,000[68] 3,243,000
2000 "Tsunami" Southern All Stars 2,936,000[18] 250,000[49] — 3,186,000
2010 "Heavy Rotation" AKB48 882,000[18] 1,500,000[69] 750,000[70] 3,132,000
2007 "Suirenka" Shōnan no Kaze 100,000[71] 3,000,000[24] 3,100,000
2008 "Kimi no Subete ni" Spontania featuring Juju 100,000[72] 3,000,000[73] 3,100,000
2010 "Ring a Ding Dong" Kaela Kimura 100,000[74] 3,000,000[27] 3,100,000
1997 "Can You Celebrate?" Namie Amuro 2,750,000[upper-alpha 4][18] 250,000[30] — 3,000,000
2011 "Happiness" Ai — 3,000,000[75] 3,000,000
2018 "Teacher Teacher" AKB48 — 3,000,000[76] 3,000,000

Note:

  1. Physical sales from "The Generation: Futatsu no Kuchibiru" maxi single.
  2. Released as a double A-side single with "Aishiteru".
  3. Physical sales from "The Birthday: Ti Amo" maxi single.
  4. Combined sales from 8cm (1997/2) and 12cm (1997/12) CD releases.

Over 2 million copies
Year Song Artist Detailed Sales Total Sales
Physical Single Track Chaku-uta
1997 "Zankoku na Tenshi no These" Yoko Takahashi 720,000[upper-alpha 1][18][77] 1,100,000[30][78] 1,100,000[79][80] 2,920,000
1991 "Love Story wa Totsuzen ni"[upper-alpha 2] Kazumasa Oda 2,542,000[18] 250,000[81] — 2,792,000
2008 "Kimi ni Utatta Love Song" Lil'B — 2,700,000[82] 2,700,000
2011 "Flying Get" AKB48 1,626,000[18] 1,000,000[30] — 2,626,000
2011 "Everyday, Katyusha" AKB48 1,608,000[18] 1,000,000[30] — 2,608,000
2007 "Lovin' Life" Funky Monkey Babys 100,000[83] 2,500,000[84] 2,600,000
1995 "Love Love Love" Dreams Come True 2,489,000[18] 100,000[85] — 2,589,000
2013 "Koi Suru Fortune Cookie" AKB48 1,549,000[18] 1,000,000[86] — 2,549,000
2000 "Sakura Zaka" Masaharu Fukuyama 2,299,000[18] 250,000[87] — 2,549,000
2006 "Koi no Tsubomi" Kumi Koda 273,000[18] 250,000[41] 2,000,000[41] 2,523,000
2000 "Everything" Misia 2,007,000[upper-alpha 3][18][88] 500,000[30] — 2,507,000
2004 "Hitomi o Tojite" Ken Hirai 1,000,000[89] 500,000[90] 1,000,000[41] 2,500,000
2008 "Shuchishin" Shuchishin 500,000[91] 1,000,000[30] 1,000,000[92] 2,500,000
2011 "Yasashiku Naritai" Kazuyoshi Saitō 2,500,000[93]

2,500,000

1994 "All I Want for Christmas Is You" Mariah Carey 1,500,000[upper-alpha 4][18] — 1,000,000[94] 2,500,000
2005 "Tada... Aitakute" Exile 562,000[18] 850,000[upper-alpha 5][30][95] 1,000,000[41] 2,412,000
2007 "Migi Kara Kita Mono Wo Hidari He Ukenagasu No Uta" Moody Katsuyama — — 2,400,000[96] 2,400,000
2008 "Sunao ni Naretara"[upper-alpha 6] Juju 100,000[91] 2,300,000[73] 2,400,000
2009 "Mister" KARA 145,000[97] 1,250,000[69][33] 1,000,000[98] 2,395,000
1995 "Departures" Globe 2,288,000[18] 100,000[30] — 2,388,000
2009 "Ichibu to Zenbu" B'z 380,000[18] 1,000,000[70] 1,000,000[70] 2,380,000
2004 "Towa ni Tomo ni"[upper-alpha 7] Kobukuro 152,000[18] 1,200,000[upper-alpha 8][63][31] 1,000,000[99] 2,352,000
2006 "Good-bye Days" Yui for Kaoru Amane 242,000[18] 1,100,000[100][101] 1,000,000[102] 2,342,000
2012 "Manatsu no Sounds Good!" AKB48 1,822,000[18] 500,000[103] — 2,322,000
2005 "Planetarium" Ai Otsuka 316,000[18] 1,000,000[104] 1,000,000[41] 2,316,000
2016 "Koi" Gen Hoshino 312,000[105][106] 2,000,000[107] 2,312,000
2006 "Ketsui no Asa ni" Aqua Timez 1,100,000[108] 1,200,000[108] 2,300,000
1995 "True Love" Fumiya Fujii 2,023,000[18] 250,000[30] — 2,273,000
2005 "Endless Story" Reira starring Yuna Ito 500,000[109] 750,000[30] 1,000,000[41] 2,250,000
2005 "Glamorous Sky" Nana starring Mika Nakashima 500,000[110] 750,000[111] 1,000,000[41] 2,250,000
1996 "La La La Love Song" Toshinobu Kubota 2,000,000[112] 250,000[30] — 2,250,000
2010 "Motto Tsuyoku" Exile 250,000[113] 1,000,000[30] 1,000,000[114] 2,250,000
2006 "Taiyō no Uta" Erika Sawajiri as Kaoru Amane 500,000[115] 750,000[116] 1,000,000[117] 2,250,000
2003 "Yuki no Hana" Mika Nakashima 250,000[118] 1,000,000[119] 1,000,000[63] 2,250,000
2007 "Koko ni Iru yo" SoulJa featuring Thelma Aoyama 149,000[18] 1,100,000[120][70] 1,000,000[121] 2,249,000
2008 "Prisoner of Love" Hikaru Utada 82,000[18] 1,100,000[100][101] 1,000,000[102] 2,182,000
1998 "Automatic"[upper-alpha 9] Hikaru Utada 2,063,000[18] 100,000[56] — 2,163,000
2005 "Koko ni Shika Sakanai Hana" Kobukuro 407,000[18] 750,000[30] 1,000,000[41] 2,157,000
2006 "Kibun Jōjō" Mihimaru GT 131,000[18] 1,000,000[122] 1,000,000[41] 2,131,000
2003 "Jupiter" Ayaka Hirahara 925,000[18] 200,000[41] 1,000,000[41] 2,125,000
2007 "Michi" Exile 112,000[18] 1,000,000[30] 1,000,000[70] 2,112,000
2010 "Arigatō" Ikimono-gakari 250,000[123] 1,100,000[124][70] 750,000[70] 2,100,000
2009 "Love Forever" Miliyah Kato and Shota Shimizu 100,000[125] 1,000,000[30] 1,000,000[126] 2,100,000
2010 "Kimi tte" Kana Nishino 98,000[18] 1,000,000[30] 1,000,000[33] 2,098,000
2003 "Sakuranbo" Ai Otsuka 589,000[upper-alpha 10][18] 500,000[30] 1,000,000[41] 2,089,000
2010 "Best Friend" Kana Nishino 71,000[18] 1,000,000[30] 1,000,000[127] 2,071,000
2013 "Sayonara Crawl" AKB48 1,956,000[18] 100,000[30] — 2,056,000
2008 "Ai o Komete Hanataba o" Superfly 47,000[18] 1,000,000[30] 1,000,000[128] 2,047,000
2010 "Beginner" AKB48 1,039,000[18] 1,000,000[30] — 2,039,000
2008 "Ginga Tetsudō 999" Exile featuring M-flo — 1,000,000[129] 1,000,000[70] 2,000,000
2006 "I Believe" Ayaka 250,000[130] 750,000[30] 1,000,000[41] 2,000,000
2007 "Peach"[upper-alpha 11] Ai Otsuka 250,000[131] 750,000[30] 1,000,000[70] 2,000,000
2006 "Precious" Yuna Ito 250,000[132] 750,000[30] 1,000,000[41] 2,000,000
2009 "Garden" May J. featuring DJ KAORI, Diggy-MO', Clench and Blistah — 2,000,000[133] 2,000,000
2011 "100 Mankai No I Love You" Rake — 2,000,000[134] 2,000,000

Note:

  1. Combined sales from the 1997, 2003 and 2009 CD releases.
  2. Released as a double A-side single with "Oh Yeah!".
  3. Combined sales for the 8cm single, the vinyl and the "Junior + Gomi Club Extended Mix" vinyl
  4. Combined sales from the 8cm single (1995), the 12cm single (1996) and the remix single (2000).
  5. Combined certifications for the original version and the "Ballad Best" version.
  6. Released as a double A-side single with "I Can Be Free".
  7. Released as a double A-side single with "Million Films".
  8. Combined certifications from the original version and the live version.
  9. Released as a double A-side single with "Time Will Tell".
  10. Combined sales from the original (2003) and "Encore Press" (2005) CD releases.
  11. Released as a double A-side single with "Heart".

Best-selling singles by year

The following is a table of the yearly best-selling singles in Japan by physical sales.

Year Title Artist Sales Chart Peak References
1989 "Diamonds" Princess Princess 814,570 1 [135]
1990 "Odoru Pompokolin" B.B.Queens 1,308,440 1 [136]
1991 "Oh Yeah!"/"Love Story wa Totsuzen ni" Kazumasa Oda 2,541,910 1 [137]
1992 "Kimi ga Iru Dake de" Kome Kome Club 2,762,210 1 [138]
1993 "Yah Yah Yah / Yume no Bannin" Chage and Aska 2,407,960 1 [139]
1994 "Innocent World" Mr. Children 1,812,970 1 [140]
1995 "Love Love Love"/"Arashi ga Kuru" Dreams Come True 2,351,940 1 [141]
1996 "Namonaki Uta" Mr. Children 2,302,910 1 [142]
1997 "Can You Celebrate?" Namie Amuro 2,223,090 1 [143]
1998 "Yuuwaku" GLAY 1,611,920 1 [144]
1999 "Dango 3 Kyodai" Kentarō Hayami, Ayumi Shigemori, Himawari Kids and Dango Gasshōdan 2,918,220 1 [145]
2000 "Tsunami" Southern All Stars 2,886,940 1 [146]
2001 "Can You Keep a Secret?" Utada Hikaru 1,484,940 1 [147]
2002 "H" Ayumi Hamasaki 1,000,260 1 [148]
2003 "Sekai ni Hitotsu Dake no Hana" SMAP 2,108,565 1 [149]
2004 "Hitomi o Tojite" Ken Hirai 834,448 2 [150]
2005 "Seishun Amigo" Shūji to Akira 945,315 1 [151]
2006 "Real Face" KAT-TUN 1,038,923 1 [152]
2007 "Sen no Kaze ni Natte" Masafumi Akikawa 1,115,499 1 [153]
2008 "Truth/Kaze no Mukō e" Arashi 618,229 1 [154]
2009 "Believe/Kumorinochi, Kaisei" Arashi, Kenta Yano starring Satoshi Ohno 656,676 1 [155]
2010 "Beginner" AKB48 954,283 1 [156]
2011 "Flying Get" AKB48 1,587,229 1 [157]
2012 "Manatsu no Sounds Good!" AKB48 1,820,056 1 [158]
2013 "Sayonara Crawl" AKB48 1,955,162 1 [159]
2014 "Labrador Retriever" AKB48 1,786,825 1 [160]
2015 "Bokutachi wa Tatakawanai" AKB48 1,782,707 1 [161]
2016 "Tsubasa wa Iranai" AKB48 1,519,387 1 [162]
2017 "Negaigoto no Mochigusare" AKB48 1,391,691 1 [163]
2018 "Teacher Teacher" AKB48 1,819,237 1
2019 "Sustainable" AKB48 1

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