The Top 40 J-POP songs - Week 10 of 2026 – Only Hits Japan Charts

This week's chart is dominated by a historic leap. Ado's "Vivarium" rockets from number 22 to claim the top spot in just its second week on the chart, marking the biggest jump to number one this year. It displaces last week's leader, XG's "HYPNOTIZE," which falls to number two. King Gnu's "AIZO" holds strong at number three, while Taku Iwasaki's "Outlaws Get No Entry" remains steady at four. Kenshi Yonezu's "IRIS OUT" climbs back into the top five, moving from seven to five.

The middle of the chart sees significant activity. The week's highest new entry is "愛言葉V" by DECO*27, debuting at number 20. Meanwhile, HANA's "Cold Night" makes a notable re-entry at number eight. Other major climbers include Kenshi Yonezu and Hikaru Utada's "JANE DOE," soaring from 24 to 14, and Ado's "Angelseek," moving up four spots to 15. Vaundy's "呼び声" also makes a strong advance from 34 to 27.

Not all movements were positive. CHANMINA's "TEST ME" takes a substantial hit, dropping from third place down to number seven. "TOKYO DRIFT" by ONE OR EIGHT falls four places to number nine, and YOASOBI's "アドレナ" slips out of the top ten to number 11. The lower half of the chart welcomes another new entry with Takanori Nishikawa's "Ignis -イグニス-" arriving at number 30. In summary, this week is defined by Ado's dramatic chart-topping surge and several strong rebounds within the top 40. The chart remains dynamic with impactful new entries and re-entries shaking up the established order.