The following is a list of Oricon number-one albums of 2019.
Issue date | Album | Artist(s) | Reference(s) |
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January 7 | Pop Virus | Gen Hoshino | [1] |
January 14 | [2] | ||
January 21 | [3] | ||
January 28 | Flava | Little Glee Monster | [4] |
February 4 | You Made My Dawn | Seventeen | [5] |
February 11 | I Won't Let You Go | Got7 | [6] |
February 18 | Nissy Entertainment 5th Anniversary Best | Nissy | [7] |
February 25 | Eye of the Storm | One Ok Rock | [8] |
March 4 | Worldista | NEWS | [9] |
March 11 | Lip | Sekai no Owari | [10] |
March 18 | #Twice2 | Twice | [11] |
March 25 | Pages | Sexy Zone | [12] |
April 1 | Best! Morning Musume 20th Anniversary | Morning Musume '19 | [13] |
April 8 | Magic | Back Number | [14] |
April 15 | [15] | ||
April 22 | Flawless Love | Jaejoong | [16] |
April 29 | Ima ga Omoide ni Naru Made | Nogizaka46 | [17] |
May 6 | Free Hugs! | Kis-My-Ft2 | [18] |
May 13 | Fancy You | Twice | [19] |
May 20 | Utamonogatari 2 – Monogatari Series Theme Songs Compilation Album | Various artists | [20] |
May 27 | Momoiro Clover Z | Momoiro Clover Z | [21] |
June 3 | Ballistik Boyz | Ballistik Boyz from Exile Tribe | [22] |
June 10 | New Love | B'z | [23] |
June 17 | Aiko no Uta | Aiko | [24] |
June 24 | Ima wa Ima de Chikai wa Emi de | Zutomayo | [25] |
July 1 | King & Prince | King & Prince | [26] |
July 8 | 5x20 All the Best!! 1999–2019 | Arashi | [27] |
July 15 | Strawberry Love! | Strawberry Prince | [28] |
July 22 | Aurora Arc | Bump of Chicken | [29] |
July 29 | 5x20 All the Best!! 1999–2019 | Arashi | [30] |
August 5 | [31] | ||
August 12 | Ignite | KAT-TUN | [32] |
August 19 | Churu Sama! | 26-ji no Masquerade | [33] |
August 26 | Naralien | Endrecheri | [34] |
September 2 | 5x20 All the Best!! 1999–2019 | Arashi | [35] |
September 9 | Famous | Taemin | [36] |
September 16 | Itsuka, Sono Hi Ga Kuru Hi Made... | Eikichi Yazawa | [37] |
September 23 | Turntable | Mariya Takeuchi | [38] |
September 30 | Perfume the Best "P Cubed" | Perfume | [39] |
October 7 | Love Covers | Jaejoong | [40] |
October 14 | An Ode | Seventeen | [41] |
October 21 | Traveler | Official Hige Dandism | [42] |
October 28 | XV | Tohoshinki | [43] |
November 4 | Cominatcha!! | Wanima | [44] |
November 11 | Parade | Hey! Say! JUMP | [45] |
November 18 | Uta no Prince-sama: Solo Best Album: Syo Kurusu "Sweet Kiss" | Hiro Shimono | [46] |
November 25 | Apple of Universal Gravity | Ringo Sheena | [47] |
December 2 | &Twice | Twice | [48] |
December 9 | Bad Ass Temple Funky Sounds | Bad Ass Temple | [49] |
December 16 | Unser | Uverworld | [50] |
December 23 | Nomad | Ryo Nishikido | [51] |
December 30 | Fate Song Material | Various artists | [52] |
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