2024 in Japanese music

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The year 2024 in Japanese music .

Contents

Debuts

Debuting groups

Debuting soloists

Number-ones

Albums released

January

DateAlbumArtistLabelRef.
17Evolve Nemophila Masterworks [7]

March

DateAlbumArtistLabelRef.
13Nautilus Sekai no Owari Virgin [8] [9]

April

DateAlbumArtistLabelRef.
10New Kawaii Fruits Zipper Asobi Music [10]
12 E-Side 3 Yoasobi Sony Japan [11]
17 Classy Crush @onefive Avex Trax [12]

May

DateAlbumArtistLabelRef.
29 Carnival Ringo Sheena EMI [13]

July

DateAlbumArtistLabelRef.
10 Zanmu Ado Virgin [14]

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