BUMP OF CHICKEN and their new single “GOOD LUCK” topped the singles charts with more than 135,000 sold. The single is featured as the theme song to film “Always Sanchome no Yuhi ‘64”.
As predicated in our Chart Preview it was very close for the 2nd and 3rd spots but IDOLING!!!’s new single, “MAMORE!!!” with 56,232 sold just edged out Acid Black Cherry’s 5th consecutive release single “YES” with 54,434. Fourth spot went to easy listening pop group Ikimonogakari and their 22nd single “Itsudatte Bokura wa”.
The complete top 10 single and album charts follow,
BUMP OF CHICKEN and their new single “GOOD LUCK” will easily top the singles charts based on the Oricon daily numbers with more than 135,000 sold. The single is featured as the theme song to film “Always Sanchome no Yuhi ‘64”. On the album side #1 is too close to call, read on for the rest of the projected top singles and who’s close in the albums preview,
Popular girl group Idoling!!! has just released their new single “eve” on November 23rd and have made it into the ORICON daily ranking to position No.2.
On the same day, music clips for the song were also released for mobile download. The clips are individually sung parts of the chorus of the song, whereas the phrase “I love you” is presented by each member. These clips have also made it into the top 50 of the daily Recochoku download movie ranking with all 20 group members individually. This is certainly an unprecedented case as such on top.
The charming point about this project is, that fans can get rather rare video footage of only their favorite members.
For the release of their new single Idoling!!! are also holding a number of hand-shake and signing events in different places. They are currently airing the regular program “Idoling!!!”, which goes on air Japan wide. In Nagoya and Osaka they are holding more mini-performances and hand shake events
BUMP OF CHICKEN and their new single “GOOD LUCK” topped the singles charts with more than 135,000 sold. The single is featured as the theme song to film “Always Sanchome no Yuhi ‘64”.
