Da Pump (pictured) came in at second the top position of the Billboard Japan Hot 100 during 2018.[1]

The Billboard Japan Hot 100 is a chart that ranks the best-performing singles in Japan. Published by Billboard Japan magazine and compiled by Nielsen SoundScan, it is based collectively on each single's weekly physical and digital sales, as well as airplay and streaming. The Billboard will publish an annual list of the 100 most successful songs throughout that year on the Hot 100 chart based on the information on performance. For 2018, the list was published on December 7, 2018.[2]

Year-end list

List of songs on Billboard Japan's 2018 Year-End Hot 100[3]
No. Title Artist(s)
1 LemonKenshi Yonezu
2 U.S.ADa Pump
3 Glass wo Ware!Keyakizaka46
4 Uchiage HanabiDaoko × Kenshi Yonezu
5 DoraemonGen Hoshino
6 SyncronicityNogizaka46
7 Jikochū de Ikō!Nogizaka46
8 Candy PopTwice
9 Sayonara ElegyMasaki Suda
10 Teacher TeacherAKB48
11 AmbivalentKeyakizaka46
12 Cinderella GirlKing & Prince
13 Fake LoveBTS
14 Shape of YouEd Sheeran
15 MabatakiBack Number
16 LoserKenshi Yonezu
17 IdeaGen Hoshino
18 Wake Me UpTwice
19 TTTwice
20 FlamingoKenshi Yonezu
21 Kaerimichi wa Tōmawari Shitaku NaruNogizaka46
22 Natsu HayateArashi
23 Dancing HeroYōko Oginome
24 DNABTS
25 ChangeOne Ok Rock
26 HeroNamie Amuro
27 Ai no KatachiMisia
28 Mic DropBTS Featuring Desiigner
29 What Is Love?Twice
30 LikeyTwice
31 Peace SignKenshi Yonezu
32 Sentimental TrainAKB48
33 JabajaAKB48
34 Haiiro to Ao (+ Masaki Suda)Kenshi Yonezu
35 Find the AnswerArashi
36 HanabiMr. Children
37 Kaze ni Fukarete moKeyakizaka46
38 Ikinari Punch LineSKE48
39 Dai FuseikaiBack Number
40 Eine KleineKenshi Yonezu
41 Heart ShakerTwice
42 MemorialKing & Prince
43 Muishiki no IroSKE48
44 Kimi no UtaArashi
45 AnataHikaru Utada
46 KoiGen Hoshino
47 Silent MajorityKeyakizaka46
48 MarigoldAimyon
49 SazankaSekai no Owari
50 FukyōwaonKeyakizaka46
51 White LoveHey! Say! JUMP
52 Daichi MiuraDaichi Miura
53 BlueNEWS
54 Wherever You AreOne Ok Rock
55 IkiroNEWS
56 Mae Wo MukeHey! Say! JUMP
57 Ddu-Du Ddu-DuBlackpink
58 Warota PeopleNMB48
59 RebootToho Shinki
60 This Is MeKeala Settle & The Greatest Showman Ensemble
61 Be the OnePandora
62 Bboom BboomMomoland
63 KanadeSukima Switch
64 Topaz LoveKinKi Kids
65 InfluencerNogizaka46
66 HavanaCamila Cabello ft.Young Thug
67 Ashita MoShishamo
68 Kimi wa Rock o KikanaiAimyon
69 Ai o Tsutaetai DatokaAimyon
70 HatsukoiHikaru Utada
71 Boku Datte NaichauyoNMB48
72 Koko niKanjani Eight
73 Cosmic HumanHey! Say! JUMP
74 Shin TakarajimaSakanaction
75 BDZTwice
76 SignJejung
77 RainSekai no Owari
78 Here Comes My LoveMr. Children
79 I Love YouKana Nishino
80 Hayaokuri CalendarHKT48
81 YokubomonoNMB48
82 Kimi.Boku.Kis-My-Ft2
83 Ai o Komete Hanataba oSuperfly
84 Ao to NatsuMrs. Green Apple
85 Moshi Kimi o YurusetaraLeo Ieiri
86 One More TimeTwice
87 StayZedd and Alessia Cara
88 Sekai wa Anata ni Waraikakete IruLittle Glee Monster
89 No Tears Left to CryAriana Grande
90 Dance the Night AwayTwice
91 OrionKenshi Yonezu
92 Itsuka Dekiru kara Kyō DekiruNogizaka46
93 OldfashionBack Number
94 No DoubtOfficial Hige Dandism
95 I Want You BackTwice
96 Don't Leave MeBTS
97 Mugen MiraiPerfume
98 Sekai wa Doko Made Aozora na no ka?NGT48
99 L.O.V.E.Kis-My-Ft2
100 J.S.B. DreamSandaime J Soul Brothers

References

  1. ↑ "YEAR-END CHARTS JAPAN HOT 100". billboard. Retrieved 8 January 2019.
  2. ↑ "BTS And TWICE Soar On Billboard Japan's 2018 Year-End Top Artists Chart". soompi. 8 December 2018. Retrieved 8 January 2019.
  3. ↑ "YEAR-END CHARTS JAPAN HOT 100". billboard. Retrieved 8 January 2019.
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