List of artists who reached number one on the Japan Hot 100
This is a list of recording artists who have reached number one on Billboard magazine's Japan Hot 100 chart. Billboard began ranking the Japanese music market on the week ending March 3, 2008.
- All acts are listed alphabetically.
- All acts are Japanese unless indicated otherwise
- Solo artists are alphabetized by last name, groups by group name excluding "A", "An" and "The".
- Each act's total of number one Hot 100 hits is shown after their name.
- All artists who are mentioned in song credits are listed here; this includes one-time pairings of otherwise solo artists and those appearing as "featured" (for example, for "It's All Love!", both Kumi Koda and Misono receive a mention each).
- Artists associated with a group who reached number one, yet have their own solo page in Wikipedia are not listed here, unless they hit number one as a solo artist.
- Artists are listed by their most common musical stage name (for example, Tsuyoshi Domoto, not Endlicheri Endlicheri/244 Endli-x/Tsuyoshi).
- Artists currently without Wikipedia pages have their corresponding Japanese Wikipedia pages linked. If the artist has a non-Roman script name, this is listed as well.
0–9
A
- AKB48 (32)
- Mao Abe (1)
- Aiko (2)
- Jin Akanishi (2)
- Angela Aki (1)
- Namie Amuro (2)
- Eir Aoi (1)
- Thelma Aoyama (1)
- Aqua Timez (1)
- Yui Aragaki (2)
- Arashi (23)
B
- Back Number (4)
- Bangtan Boys (1)
- Boys and Men (2)
- BTOB (1)
- Bump of Chicken (3)
- B'z (5)
C
D
- Koichi Domoto (2)
- Tsuyoshi Domoto (3)
- Dreams Come True (2)
E
- Eightranger (1)
- Exile (5)
- Exo (1)
F
- Flumpool (1)
- French Kiss (1)
- Masaharu Fukuyama (6)
- Fuzzy Control (1)
G
- Generations from Exile Tribe (2)
- Girls' Generation (3)
- Good Morning America (1)
- Glay (1)
- Greeeen (3)
H
- Ayumi Hamasaki (2)
- Yuko Hara (1)
- Hey! Say! JUMP (15)
- Hi-Standard (1)
- Ken Hirai (1)
- HKT48 (5)
- Ho-kago Tea Time (1)
- Gen Hoshino (1)
I
- Ikimono-gakari (2)
- iKon (1)
- Koshi Inaba (2)
- Tomomi Itano (1)
J
- Jay'ed (1)
- Jejung (1)
- Johnny's West (3)
- Juju (1)
K
- Kanjani Eight (25)
- Kara (2)
- Miliyah Kato (1)
- KAT-TUN (16)
- Ketsumeishi (1)
- Keyakizaka46 (2)
- KinKi Kids (9)
- Shō Kiryūin (1)
- Kis-My-Ft2 (16)
- Kobukuro (2)
- Kumi Koda (2)
- Keisuke Kuwata (1)
L
- L'Arc-en-Ciel (1)
- Lady Gaga (1)
- Lands (1)
- Leo Ieiri (1)
- Leona Lewis (1)
- Link Horizon (1)
M
- Atsuko Maeda (3)
- Maximum the Hormone (1)
- Mika (1)
- Misono (1)
- Nana Mizuki (1)
- The Monsters (1)
- Momoiro Clover Z (1)
- Monkey Majik (1)
- Mr. Children (2)
N
- Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi (1)
- NEWS (8)
- Kana Nishino (2)
- NMB48 (10)
- Nogizaka46 (13)
- Not Yet (3)
- NYC (1)
P
- Perfume (2)
- Pikotaro (1)
- Porno Graffitti (1)
R
- Radwimps (2)
- Rake (1)
- Naoto Inti Raymi (1)
- Remioromen (1)
S
- Ryuichi Sakamoto (1)
- Sakanaction (2)
- Sandaime J Soul Brothers from Exile Tribe (3)
- Rino Sashihara (1)
- Sekai no Owari (4)
- Sexy Zone (6)
- Shakira (1)
- Subaru Shibutani (1)
- Shota Shimizu (1)
- Shuchishin (2)
- Sid (1)
- SKE48 (13)
- SMAP (4)
- SoulJa (1)
- Southern All Stars (1)
- ST☆RISH (1)
- Superfly (1)
T
- T.M.Revolution (1)
- T-ara (1)
- Minami Takahashi (1)
- Tegomass (2)
- Aoi Teshima (1)
- Tokyo Jihen (1)
- Tohoshinki (8)
U
- Kana Uemura (1)
- Unicorn (1)
- Unison Square Garden (1)
- Hikaru Utada (3)
- Uverworld (1)
V
- V6 (3)
W
- The Wanted (1)
Y
- Ryosuke Yamada (1)
- Tomohisa Yamashita (1)
- Yuchun (1)
- Yui (4)
- Yusuke (1)
- Yuzu (2)
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