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EBiDAN’s ‘Yes! Tokyo’ Reclaims No. 1 on Japan Hot 100 as Sakanaction’s ‘Kaiju’ Surges on Single Release
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· September 9, 2026
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Key points Tokyo' by EBiDAN has reached the top spot on the Japan Hot 100. The rankings on the Japan Hot 100 are subject to change, and these songs have been making notable moves.
A song titled 'Yes! Tokyo ' by EBiDAN has reached the top spot on the Japan Hot 100. This achievement comes as another song, 'Kaiju' by Sakanaction, gains momentum following its release as a single.
Further information about these developments is available from the source. The rankings on the Japan Hot 100 are subject to change, and these songs have been making notable moves.
Details about the songs and their performance on the chart can be found in the original report, which provides more insight into the current music scene.
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