Berryz Kobo discography

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Berryz Kobo discography
Studio albums9
Compilation albums2
Music videos34
EPs1
Singles35

As of June 2014, the discography of Berryz Kobo consists of nine studio albums, and thirty-five singles. They are under Sharam Q vocalist Tsunku, who serves as their lyricist, composer, and producer.

Contents

Singles

#TitleRelease dateChart positionSales
(Oricon)		Notes
Oricon
Weekly
Singles
Chart
[1] [2] 		Billboard
Japan
Hot
100*
[3] 		First
week		Total***
1" Anata Nashi de wa Ikite Yukenai " (あなたなしでは生きてゆけない) [4] March 3, 2004189,25215,315
2" Fighting Pose wa Date ja Nai! " (ファイティングポーズはダテじゃない!, Faitingu Pōzu wa Date ja Nai!) [5] April 28, 2004256,7839,634
3" Piriri to Yukō! " (ピリリと行こう!) [6] May 26, 2004377,88310,476
4" Happiness (Kōfuku Kangei!) " (ハピネス～幸福歓迎！～, Hapinesu ~Kōfuku Kangei!~) [7] August 25, 20042010,52913,691
5" Koi no Jubaku " (恋の呪縛) [8] November 10, 20041312,89716,436
6" Special Generation " (スッペシャル ジェネレ～ション, Supesharu Jenerēshon) [9] March 30, 2005719,81424,449
7" Nanchū Koi o Yatterū You Know? "
  (なんちゅう恋をやってるぅ You Know?) [10] 		June 8, 20051317,78719,804 Ending theme of the Kids Station anime Patalliro Saiyūki
8" 21ji made no Cinderella " (21時までのシンデレラ) [11] August 3, 20051317,64820,464 Last single to feature Maiha Ishimura
9" Gag 100kaibun Aishite Kudasai " (ギャグ100回分愛してください) [12] November 23, 20051912,53816,779 Ending theme of Pretty Cure Max Heart Movie 2
10" Jiriri Kiteru " (ジリリ キテル) [13] March 29, 2006614,72719,273
11" Waratchaō yo Boyfriend " (笑っちゃおうよ Boyfriend) [14] August 2, 20061517,38120,325
12" Munasawagi Scarlet " (胸さわぎスカーレット, Munasawagi Sukāretto) [15] December 6, 20061119,29223,090
13"Very Beauty" [16] March 7, 20071116,62520,227
14" Kokuhaku no Funsui Hiroba " (告白の噴水広場) [17] June 27, 2007422,44224,489
15" Tsukiatteru no ni Kataomoi " (付き合ってるのに片思い) [18] November 28, 2007628,30731,787
16" Dschinghis Khan " (ジンギスカン, Jingisu Kan) [19] March 12, 2008530,66737,096
17" Yuke Yuke Monkey Dance " (行け　行け　モンキーダンス, Yuke Yuke Monkī Dansu) [20] July 9, 2008429,93633,017
18"Madayade" [21] November 5, 2008622,86125,469
19" Dakishimete Dakishimete " (抱きしめて 抱きしめて) [22] March 11, 2009824,78627,797
20" Seishun Bus Guide / Rival " (青春バスガイド/ライバル, Seishun Basu Gaido/Raibaru)June 3, 2009429,16934,589 "Seishun Bus Guide" is an ending theme of Inazuma Eleven
21" Watashi no Mirai no Danna-sama / Ryūsei Boy "
  (私の未来のだんな様/流星ボーイ)		November 11, 2009530,51736,756 "Ending theme of Inazuma Eleven
22" Otakebi Boy Wao! / Tomodachi wa Tomodachi Nanda! "
  (雄叫びボーイ Wao!/友達は友達なんだ!)		March 3, 2010325,19735,002 "Ending theme of Inazuma Eleven
23" Maji Bomber!! " (本気ボンバー!!, Maji Bonbā!!)July 14, 2010613,95822,641 Ending theme of Inazuma Eleven
24" Shining Power " (シャイニング パワー, Shainingu Pawā)November 10, 2010723,45027,402Ending theme of Inazuma Eleven
25" Heroine ni Narō ka! " (ヒロインになろうか!, Hiroin ni Narō ka!)March 2, 201171922,42824,065
26" Ai no Dangan " (愛の弾丸)June 8, 20111118,52620,100
27" Aa, Yo ga Akeru " (ああ、夜が明ける)August 10, 2011716,30717,643
28" Be Genki (Naseba Naru!) " (Be 元気＜成せば成るっ!＞)March 21, 201293015,55517,144
29"Cha Cha Sing"July 25, 201261729,09933,001Cover of the song "Row Mah Sing" by Thongchai McIntyre
30"Want!"December 19, 2012324,62228,157
31" Asian Celebration " (アジアン セレブレイション, Ajian Serebureishon)March 13, 2013828,21831,071
32" Golden Chinatown / Sayonara Usotsuki no Watashi " (ゴールデンチャイナタウン/サヨナラ ウソつきの私)June 19, 2013631,55836,023
33" Motto Zutto Issho ni Itakatta / Rock Érotique "
  (もっとずっと一緒に居たかった/ROCKエロティック)		October 2, 2013436,95042,094
34" Otona na no yo! / 1oku 3zenman Sō Diet Ōkoku " (大人なのよ！／1億3千万総ダイエット王国)February 19, 201441030,22931,816
35" Ai wa Itsumo Kimi no Naka ni / Futsū, Idol 10nen Yatterannai Desho!? " (愛はいつも君の中に／普通、アイドル10年やってらんないでしょ！)June 4, 201431844,21946,608
36" Romance o Katatte / Towa no Uta " (ロマンスを語って/永久の歌)November 12, 2014277,28580,000+

*Billboard Japan Hot 100 is published since January 2008, RIAJ Digital Track Chart established in April 2009 and cancelled in July 2012.
*** These are unofficial figures obtained by adding together Oricon sales numbers for different periods of time when the single charted on Oricon.

Albums

#TitleRelease dateChart
position		Notes
Oricon
Weekly
Albums
Chart [23]
1 1st Chō Berryz (1st 超ベリーズ) [24] July 7, 200418
2 Dai 2 Seichōki (第②成長記) [25] November 16, 200519
2.5 Special! Best Mini: 2.5 Maime no Kare (スッペシャル!ベストミニ ～2.5枚目の彼～) [26] December 7, 200545 Mini-album
3 3 Natsu Natsu Mini Berryz (③夏夏ミニベリーズ) [27] July 5, 200620Mini-album
4 4th Ai no Nanchara Shisū (4th 愛のなんちゃら指数) [28] August 1, 200714
5 5 (Five) [29] September 10, 200811
— Berryz Kobo Special Best Vol. 1 (Berryz工房 スッペシャル ベスト Vol.1) [30] January 14, 200911 Compilation
6 6th Otakebi Album (6th 雄叫びアルバム) [31] March 31, 201012
7 7 Berryz Times (7 Berryz タイムス) [32] March 30, 201110
8 Ai no Album 8 (愛のアルバム⑧) [33] February 22, 201225
9 Berryz Mansion 9kai (Berryzマンション９階)January 30, 201324
— Berryz Kobo Special Best Vol. 2 (Berryz工房 スッペシャル ベスト Vol.2)February 26, 201426Compilation
—Kanjuku Berryz Kobo: The Final Completion Box (完熟Berryz工房 The Final Completion Box)January 21, 20155Compilation

DVDs

#TitleRelease вateContents
Concerts
12004 Natsu First Concert Tour ~W Standby! Double You & Berryz Kobo! (2004夏 ファーストコンサートツアー～Wスタンバイ!ダブルユー&ベリーズ工房!)November 17, 2004
22005 Shoka Hatsutandoku: Marugoto (ライブツアー2005　初夏　初単独～まるごと～)September 22, 2005
32005nen Natsu W & Berryz Kobo Concert Tour High Score! (コンサートツアー「High Score!」)November 9, 2005
4Berryz Kobo Live Tour 2005 Aki: Switch On! (ライブツアー 2005秋　～スイッチ On!～)December 28, 2005
5Berryz Kobo Concert Tour 2006 Haru: Nyoki Nyoki Champion! (コンサートツアー2006春～にょきにょきチャンピオン！～)July 19, 2006
6Berryz Kobo Summer Concert 2006: Natsu Natsu (Anata wo Suki ninaru Sangensoku) (サマーコンサートツアー2006『夏夏!~あなたを好きになる三原則~』)October 25, 2006
7Berryz Concert Tour 2007 Sakura Mankai Berryz Kobo Live: Kono Kandō wa Nidoto nai Shunkan de Aru!
(Berryz Concert Tour 2007 Cherry Trees in Full Bloom Berryz Kobo Live - This is a Once in a Lifetime Event!) (2007 桜満開 Berryz工房ライブ～この感動は二度とない瞬間である！～)		June 27, 2007
8Berryz Kobo Concert Tour 2007 Natsu: Welcome! Berryz Kyouden: (Berryz工房コンサートツアー 2007夏 〜ウェルカム!Berryz宮殿〜)October 31, 2007
9Berryz Kobo & °C-ute
Nakayoshi Battle Concert Tour 2008 Haru: Berryz Kamen vs Cutie Ranger
with Berryz Kobo tracks (Berryz工房&°C-ute 仲良しバトルコンサートツアー 2008春 〜Berryz仮面 vs キューティーレンジャー〜 with Berryz工房 Tracks)		July 16, 2008
10Berryz Kobo Concert Tour 2008 Aki: Berikore! (Berryz工房コンサートツアー 2008秋 〜ベリコレ!〜)December 17, 2008
11Berryz Kobo Concert Tour 2009 Haru: Sono Subete no Ai ni (Berryz工房コンサートツアー 2009春 〜そのすべての愛に〜)July 29, 2009
12Berryz Kobo Concert Tour 2009 Aki: Medachitai!! (Berryz工房コンサートツアー 2009秋 〜目立ちたいっ!!〜)February 10, 2010
13Berryz Kobo Festival: Youkoso Otakebi Land e (Berryz工房 フェスティバル 〜ようこそ雄叫びランドへ〜)June 23, 2010
14Berryz Kobo Concert Tour 2010 Shoka: Umi no ie Otakebi House (Berryz工房コンサートツアー 2010初夏 〜海の家 雄叫びハウス〜)due August 25, 2010
Music Video Compilations
1Berryz Kobo Single V Clips 1 (Berryz工房シングルVクリップス①)December 15, 2004
2Berryz Kobo Single V Clips 2 (Berryz工房シングルVクリップス②)February 22, 2006
3Berryz Kobo Single V Clips 3 (Berryz工房シングルVクリップス③)December 12, 2007
4Berryz Kobo Single V Clips 4 (Berryz工房シングルVクリップス④)December 2, 2009
Theatre
1Hello! Project: Edo kara Chakushin!? Timeslip to Kengai (江戸から着信!?～タイムスリップto圏外!～)January 17, 2007
Television shows
—Berikyuu! Vol. 1 (ベリキュー！Vol.1)May 27, 2009Berryz Kobo, °C-ute
—Berikyuu! Vol. 2 (ベリキュー！Vol.2)May 27, 2009Berryz Kobo, °C-ute
—Berikyuu! Vol. 3 (ベリキュー！Vol.3)June 24, 2009Berryz Kobo, °C-ute
—Berikyuu! Vol. 4 (ベリキュー！Vol.4)June 24, 2009Berryz Kobo, °C-ute
—Berikyuu! Vol. 5 (ベリキュー！Vol.5)July 22, 2009Berryz Kobo, °C-ute
—Berikyuu! Vol. 6 (ベリキュー！Vol.6)July 22, 2009Berryz Kobo, °C-ute
—Berikyuu! Vol. 7 (ベリキュー！Vol.7)August 26, 2009Berryz Kobo, °C-ute
—Berikyuu! Vol. 8 (ベリキュー！Vol.8)August 26, 2009Berryz Kobo, °C-ute
Other

Filmography

Television

Radio

Concert tours

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2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013

Bibliography

Photobooks

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