The Top 40 J-POP songs this week - Only Hits Japan Charts

This week's J-Pop chart is dominated by fresh entries and notable movements. YOASOBI takes the top spot with アドレナ, a new entry that debuted at number 1, pushing Kenshi Yonezu's IRIS OUT down to the second position after enjoying its reign at the top for two weeks. King Gnu's AIZO enters the chart dynamically at number 3, marking a strong start. Watching closely, Odoru Ponpokorin by Ado makes an impressive climb from number 16 to number 4, its highest position yet.

Significant drops include AiNA THE END’s 革命道中 - On The Way, which slips from number 2 to number 7 after an impressive 28 weeks on the chart; meanwhile, JANE DOE by Kenshi Yonezu and Hikaru Utada falls from the sixth position down to 12. New entries include Make Me Wonder by OFFICIAL HIGE DANDISM at 8 and Vaundy's 呼び声 at 9. Both debut songs have captured the audience's attention, providing a refreshing change to the chart.

There are several other new entries this week, such as Perfume's ふめつのあなた at 13, どうしてもどうしても by back number at 21, and Theater by King & Prince at 24, all making a strong impression. YOASOBI's 会心の一撃 sees a noteworthy rise from 37 to 31, showing a resurgence in popularity among listeners. On the downside, HANA's NON STOP and TOMORROW X TOGETHER’s Can't Stop experience a noticeable fall to positions 18 and 22, respectively. It's a chart packed with shifts as artists compete for the top slots, giving fans an exciting weekly dose of J-Pop magic. Stay tuned next week to see how these trends continue to unfold.