The highest-selling albums and mini-albums in Japan are ranked in the Oricon Weekly Chart, which is published by Oricon Style magazine. [1] The data are compiled by Oricon based on each album's weekly physical sales. In 2006, 42 albums reached the peak of the charts.
Issue Date | Song | Artist(s) | Reference(s) |
---|---|---|---|
January 2 | Nameless World | Kobukuro | [2] |
January 16 | (Miss)understood | Ayumi Hamasaki | [3] |
January 23 | Koichi Domoto Endless Shock Original Sound Track | Kōichi Dōmoto | [4] |
January 30 | Ribbon | Yuzu | [5] |
February 6 | Adult | Tokyo Jihen | [6] |
February 13 | Ai Jibunhaku | Kreva | [7] |
February 20 | Sora Ippai ni Kanaderu Inori | Aqua Timez | [8] |
February 27 | Outgrow | BoA | [9] |
March 6 | The Love Rocks | Dreams Come True | [10] |
March 13 | Coward | Endlicheri☆Endlicheri | [11] |
March 20 | Best: Second Session | Kumi Koda | [12] |
March 27 | [13] | ||
April 3 | Best of KAT-TUN | KAT-TUN | [14] |
April 10 | Asia | Exile | [15] |
April 17 | Cycle Hit 1991-1997 Spitz Complete Single Collection | Spitz | [16] |
April 24 | Confidence | HY | [17] |
May 1 | [18] | ||
May 8 | Catch the Wave | Def Tech | [19] |
May 15 | [20] | ||
May 22 | Stadium Arcadium | Red Hot Chili Peppers | [21] |
May 29 | Horizon | Remioromen | [22] |
June 5 | [23] | ||
June 12 | [24] | ||
June 19 | 1000000000000 | T.M. Revolution | [25] |
June 26 | Ultra Blue | Hikaru Utada | [26] |
July 3 | [27] | ||
July 10 | Monster | B'z | [28] |
July 17 | Arashic | Arashi | [29] |
July 24 | Speciality | Nami Tamaki | [30] |
July 31 | Garyūsenpū | Megaryu | [31] |
August 7 | Pop Up! SMAP | SMAP | [32] |
August 14 | Very Best II | V6 | [33] |
August 21 | Crispy Park | Every Little Thing | [34] |
August 28 | Beautiful Songs: Kokoro de Kiku Uta | Various Artists | [35] |
September 4 | Kanojo | Aiko | [36] |
September 11 | Shōnan no Kaze: Riders High | Shōnan no Kaze | [37] |
September 18 | Wave | Yuki | [38] |
September 25 | Mirror | Kōichi Dōmoto | [39] |
October 2 | Live Goes On | Seamo | [40] |
October 9 | All Singles Best | Kobukuro | [41] |
October 16 | [42] | ||
October 23 | [43] | ||
October 30 | [44] | ||
November 6 | Golden Best: 15th Anniversary | Zard | [45] |
November 13 | First Message | Ayaka | [46] |
November 20 | Eleven Fire Crackers | Ellegarden | [47] |
November 27 | Stop the Clocks | Oasis | [48] |
December 4 | All the Best | Chemistry | [49] |
December 11 | Secret | Ayumi Hamasaki | [50] |
December 18 | 5 Nen Mono | Masaharu Fukuyama | [51] |
December 25 | I Album: ID | KinKi Kids | [52] |
"Dream On" is a song recorded by Japanese singer Naoya Urata of the band AAA. It features vocals from the singer-songwriter Ayumi Hamasaki. The song was released as a single on December 22, 2010. The song is Hamasaki's first collaboration since 2001's "A Song is Born". Moreover, this is Hamasaki's 26th consecutive song to reach the summit and 39th number-one single overall.
This is the discography of Japanese pop group Ikimonogakari, who have released three Indie albums prior to 2006, and ten studio albums, three compilation albums, and numerous singles since joining Epic Records in 2006.