AKB48 tops the singles chart with 45th single – LOVE TRIP / Shiawase wo Wakenasai (しあわせを分けなさい) selling over 1,177,000 copies. Their first double a-side single’s title tracks feature the 16 Senbatsu Sousenkyo members selected by fan voting.

T.M.Revolution lands out of the top 10 at #15 with single RAIMEI featured as theme song for Thunderbolt Fantasy.

RADWIMPS again tops of the album chart with Kimi no na wa. (君の名は。) made for Makoto Shinkai’s new anime movie Your Name.  Angela climbs to #4 with 8th original album LOVE & CARNIVAL.

Read on for the complete top 10 singles and albums charts.

Singles for August 29th – September 4th 2016

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Rank   Group/Artist Single Title Released Sold
1 AKB48 LOVE TRIP /
Shiawase wo Wakenasai
Aug 31st 1,177,769
2 SUPER☆GIRLS Love-sama!!! Aug 31st 55,164
3 VA The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls
Starlight Master 05
Aug 31st 24,860
4 Beit & S.E.M. (VA) The Idolmaster SideM 2nd Anniversary
Disk 02 Eureka Diary
Aug 31st 24,049
5 w-inds. Backstage Aug 31st 20,708
6 JY Sukinahito ga iru koto Aug 31st 19,485
7 VAMPS INSIDE OF ME feat.
Chris Motionless of Motionless In White
Aug 31st 19,168
8 Nogizaka46 Hadashi de Summer  July 27th 18,214
9 Shimono Hiro ONE CHANCE Aug 31st 17,003
10 Kis-My-Ft2 Sha la la☆Summer Time Aug 24th 16,902
15 T.M.Revolution RAIMEI  Aug 31st 12,328

Albums for August 29th – September 4th 2016

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Rank   Group/Artist Album Title Released Sold
1 RADWIMPS Kimi no na wa. (Your Name) Aug 24th 38,722
2 VA KING OF PRISM Music Ready Sparking! Aug 31st 11,919
3 INFINITE BEST OF INFINITE Aug 31st 11,325
4 angela LOVE & CARNIVAL Aug 31st 7,120
5 IDOLiSH7 IDOLISH7 (App Game)" IDOLISH7
1st Full Album: i7
Aug 24th 5,571
6 VA Osomatsu-san "Oshigoto A la carte" Aug 24th 5,163
7 Kana Nishino Just LOVE July 13th 5,041
8 UP10TION Summer Go! Aug 10th 4,800
9 VA SHOW BY ROCK!! BEST Vol. 1 Aug 31st 4,786
10 SMAP  Smap Vest Mar 23rd 2001 4,564
12 Kana Hanazawa KANAight ~ Hanazawa Kana CharaSon Hyper Chronicle Mix ~ Aug 31st 4,072

 

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Source: Oricon