List of Billboard Japan Hot Albums number ones of 2016

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The following is a list of weekly number-one albums on the Billboard Japan Hot Albums chart in 2016.

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Issue dateAlbumArtist(s)Ref.
January 4Fuku no Oto
(福の音)		 Masaharu Fukuyama [1] [2]
January 11
January 18Utamonogatari
(歌物語)		Various Artists [3]
January 25 Ryōseibai
(両成敗)		 Gesu no Kiwami Otome [4]
February 1Chandelier
(シャンデリア)		 Back Number [5]
February 8YAMA-P Tomohisa Yamashita [6]
February 15 Made Series Big Bang (band) [7]
February 22 Butterflies (Bump of Chicken album) Bump of Chicken [8]
February 29 Hakkin no Yoake
(白金の夜明け)		 Momoiro Clover Z [9]
March 7Welcome to Sexy Zone Sexy Zone [10]
March 14 Speedster (album) Generations from Exile Tribe [11]
March 21Quartetto NEWS (band) [12]
March 28Chō Ikimonobakari: Ten-nen Kinen Members BEST Selection
(超いきものばかり〜てんねん記念メンバーズBESTセレクション〜)		 Ikimonogakari [13]
April 410TH ANNIVERSARY BEST "10Ks!" KAT-TUN [14]
April 11 The JSB Legacy Sandaime J Soul Brothers [15]
April 18 Cosmic Explorer Perfume (Japanese band) [16]
April 25L'épilogue Kyosuke Himuro [17]
May 2Ano Hi Ano Toki
(あの日 あの時)		 Kazumasa Oda [18]
May 9 Galaxy of 2PM 2PM [19]
May 16Ano Hi Ano Toki
(あの日 あの時)		Kazumasa Oda [20]
May 232020 -T.M.Revolution All Time Best- T.M.Revolution [21]
May 30May Dream Aiko (Japanese singer) [22]
June 6 Sorezore no Isu
(それぞれの椅子)		 Nogizaka46 [23]
June 13THE IDOLM@STER CINDERELLA MASTER Cute jewelries! 003Various Artists [24]
June 20Grateful Rebirth Tsuyoshi Domoto [25]
June 27HiGH & LOW ORIGINAL BEST ALBUMVarious Artists [26]
July 4I SCREAM Kis-My-Ft2 [27]
July 11THE IDOLM@STER CINDERELLA MASTER Cool jewelries! 003Various Artists [28]
July 18Walkure Attack!Walküre [29]
July 25 Just Love (Kana Nishino album) Kana Nishino [30] [31]
August 1
August 8 Dear (Hey! Say! JUMP album) Hey! Say! JUMP [32]
August 15Just Love (Kana Nishino album)Kana Nishino [33] [34] [35]
August 22
August 29
September 5 Your Name (album)
(君の名は。)		 Radwimps [36] [37] [38] [39]
September 12
September 19
September 26
October 3N album KinKi Kids [40]
October 10 Fantôme (album) Hikaru Utada [41] [42] [43] [44]
October 17
October 24
October 31
November 7 Are You Happy? Arashi [45] [46]
November 14
November 21EXIST! Alexandros (band) [47]
November 28Sexy Zone 5th Anniversary BestSexy Zone [48]
December 5 Human Bloom
(人間開花)		Radwimps [49]
December 12Nawest
(なうぇすと)		 Johnny's West [50]
December 19Human Bloom
(人間開花)		Radwimps [51]
December 26Ifuudoudou -B.M.C.A.-
(威風堂々〜B.M.C.A.〜)		 Boys and Men [52]

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