Chart year[1] | Artist | Song/Album Title |
---|---|---|
1964 | Simon & Garfunkel | "The Sound of Silence" |
1983 | Irene Cara | "Flashdance... What a Feeling" |
1997 | Elton John | "Candle in the Wind 1997" |
Artist | JP no.1 year | 1st No.1 In JP | U.S. No.1 Year[2] | 1st No.1 In U.S. |
---|---|---|---|---|
Bee Gees | 1967 | "Massachusetts" | 1971 | "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" |
Celine Dion | 1995 | "To Love You More" | 1993 | "The Power of Love" |
List of Billboard Japan Hot 100 number-one singles by non-Japanese artists.
2008–2019
editChart date[3][4] | Artist | Title | No.1 Weeks | Notes |
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2008-5-5 | Leona Lewis] | "Bleeding Love" | 1[a] | |
2009-9-28 | Mika | "Blame It on the Girls" | 1[a] | |
2009-10-10 | TVXQ/Tohoshinki's Jaejoong and Yoochun | "Colors (Melody and Harmony)" | 1[a] | |
2010-02-06 | TVXQ/Tohoshinki | "Break Out!" | 1[b] | 5[5] |
2010-04-10 | TVXQ/Tohoshinki | "Toki o Tomete" | 1[c][6] | 4[6] |
2011-02-12 | TVXQ/Tohoshinki | "Keep Your Head Down" | 1[c] | 7[7] |
2011-04-11 | Lady Gaga | Born This Way | 1 (Total 2 weeks)[d] | 19 |
2011-04-30 | Shojo Jidai | Mr. Taxi | 1 (Total 2 weeks)[d] | 19 |
2012-03-31 | TVXQ/Tohoshinki | "Still" | 1[c] | 3 |
2012-10-13 | Shojo Jidai | Oh! | 1[c] | 4 |
2012-10-27 | Kara | "Electric Boy" | 1[e] | 6 |
2013-01-26 | TVXQ/Tohoshinki | Catch Me" | 1[f] | 4 |
2013-05-20 | The Wanted | Glad You Came" | 1[f] | 4 |
2013-08-10 | Kara | "Thank You Summer Love" | 1[c] | 2 |
2013-11-02 | 2PM | "Winter Games" | 1[c] | 3 |
2014-10-04 | 2PM | "Midaretemina" | 1[c] | 2 |
2014-11-22 | TVXQ/Tohoshinki | "Time Works Wonders" | 1[c] | 8 |
2015-02-14 | 2PM | "Guilty Love"[8] | 1[c] | 3 |
2015-7-20 | Sandaime J Soul Brothers from Exile Tribe featuring Afrojack | "Love Me Right (Romantic Universe)" | 1[c] | 5 |
2015-11-21 | Exo | "Love Me Right (Romantic Universe)" | 1[c] | 5 |
2016-07-02 | BtoB | "L.U.V" | 1[c] | 2 |
2016-10-15 | iKon | "Dumb & Dumber" | 1[c] | 3 |
2017-09-30 | Twice | "One More Time" | 1[g] | 26 |
2017-11-04 | BTS feat. Desiigner | "Mic Drop" | 1[h] | 19 |
2018-01-03 | Twice | "Candy Pop" | 1[i] | 31 |
2018-04-07 | Twice | "Wake Me Up" | 1[j] | 17 |
2018-05-19 | GOT7 | "The New Era" | 1[k] | 4 |
2018-05-26 | BTS | "Fake Love" | 1[l] | 38 (R) 48 |
2019-05-18 | BTS | "Lights" | 1[m] | 1 (R) 21 |
2019-06-01 | Iz*One | "Buenos Aires" | 1[n] | 2 (R) 6 |
2019-06-29 | Twice | "Breakthrough" | 1[o] | 13 (R) 15 |
2019-8-19 | Sandaime J Soul Brothers from Exile Tribe featuring Afrojack | ""Scarlet"" | 1[c] | 5 |
2019-09-14 | Iz*One | "Vampire" | 1[p] | 5 |
The Three great bridges is Japanese term selecting three bridges in Japan in many ways.
The three noted bridges(三名橋)
editName | Japanese | Distinction | Length | Type | Carries Crosses |
Opened | Location | Prefecture | Ref. | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Megane Bridge | 眼鏡橋 | Important Cultural Property (1960) | 22 m (72 ft) | Masonry 2 arches |
Nakashima River |
1634 | Nagasaki 32°44′49.8″N 129°52′48.3″E / 32.747167°N 129.880083°E |
Nagasaki | [B 1] [S 1] | |
2 | Kintai Bridge | 錦帯橋 | National Treasure (1922) Span : 35.1 m (115 ft) |
193 m (633 ft) | Arch Wooden beam |
Nishiki River |
1673 | Iwakuni 34°10′03.5″N 132°10′41.9″E / 34.167639°N 132.178306°E |
Yamaguchi | [B 2] [S 2] | |
3 | Nihonbashi | 日本橋 | Important Cultural Property (1999) | 49 m (161 ft) | Masonry 2 arches |
Nihonbashi River |
1911 | Tokyo 35°41′02.6″N 139°46′28.2″E / 35.684056°N 139.774500°E |
Tokyo Chiyoda |
[B 3] |
Name | Japanese | Distinction | Length | Type | Carries Crosses |
Opened | Location | Prefecture | Ref. | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
4 | Yamazakibashi | 山崎橋 | Yodo River |
725 | Ōyamazaki and Yawata |
Kyoto | |||||
5 | Seta no Karahashi | 瀬田の唐橋 | Seta River |
1673 | Ōtsu | Shiga | |||||
6 | Ujibashi | 宇治橋 | Uji River |
646 | Uji | Kyoto |
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Name | Japanese | Distinction | Length | Type | Carries Crosses |
Opened | Location | Prefecture | Ref. | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
7 | Kazurabashi | かずら橋 | 45 m (148 ft) | Suspension Woven lianas, steel cables |
Iya Valley |
Miyoshi 33°52′30.5″N 133°50′07.4″E / 33.875139°N 133.835389°E |
Tokushima | ||||
8 | Kintai Bridge | 錦帯橋 | National Treasure (1922) Span : 35.1 m (115 ft) |
193 m (633 ft) | Arch Wooden beam |
Nishiki River |
1673 | Iwakuni 34°10′03.5″N 132°10′41.9″E / 34.167639°N 132.178306°E |
Yamaguchi | [B 4] [S 3] | |
9 | Saruhashi Bridge | 猿橋 | 31 m (102 ft) | Beam Cantilever wooden beams |
Katsura River |
1756 | Ōtsuki 35°36′56.5″N 138°58′48.8″E / 35.615694°N 138.980222°E |
Yamanashi | [B 5] | ||
10 | Shinkyo Bridge | 神橋 | Shrines and Temples of Nikkō World Heritage Site (1999) |
28 m (92 ft) | Beam | Daiya River |
1904 | Nikkō 36°45′12.0″N 139°36′14.5″E / 36.753333°N 139.604028°E |
Tochigi | [9] |
林 "forest"
edit- Lin is 18th common surname in China
- Im,Lim is 9th common surname in South Korea, though Im can be represented different Hanja such as 任, 壬, 恁.
- Lâm is less common surname in Vietnam.
- Hayashi is 19th common surname in Japan.
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Im Na-yeon(林娜璉), known mononymously as Nayeon, a singer in the South Korean girl group Twice.
武 "military"
edit- Wu is 93th common surname in China.
- Moo is rare surname in South Korea.
- Vũ or Võ is 7th common surname in Vietnam.
- Take is less common surname in Japan.
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Lin Zexu(武則天), a empress regnant of the Zhou dynasty (周) of China.
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Take Yutaka(武豊) an Japanese Jockey often considered as the greatest Jockey in history of Horse racing in Japan.
高 "high"
edit- Gao is 19th common surname in China.
- Ko is 23th common surname in South Korea, though it can be represented different Hanja such as 顧.
- Cao is less common surname in Vietnam.
- Kō is less common surname in Japan.
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Gao Xingjian(高行健), a Chinese-French novelist who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2000.
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Go Ah-sung(高我星),a South Korean actress.
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Kō no Moronao(高師直) a Japanese samurai of the Nanboku-chō period who was the first to hold the position of Shitsuji.
田 "field"
edit- Tian is 34th common surname in China.
- jeon is 16th common surname in South Korea, though it can be represented different Hanja such as 全 and 錢.
- Điền is less common surname in Vietnam.
- Den is less common surname in Japan.
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Tian Zhuangzhuang(田壮壮), a Chinese film director, producer and actor.
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Den Kenjirō(田健治郎) a Japanese politician, cabinet minister and the 8th Japanese Governor-General of Taiwan.
諸葛 "many kudzu plants"
edit- Zhuge is less common surname in China.
- Jaegal is less common surname in South Korea..
- Gia Cát is less common surname in Vietnam.
- Morokuzu is less common surname in Japan.
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- ^ "Hot 100 – Stand by U (July 13)". Billboard Japan. Retrieved May 10, 2017.
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- "Hot 100 – Toki o Tomete (April 26)". Billboard Japan. Retrieved May 10, 2017.
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- ^ Benjamin, Jeff (March 13, 2015). "4Minute's 'Crazy' EP Debuts at No. 1 on World Albums Chart". Billboard. Retrieved May 28, 2015.
- ^ "Shrines and Temples of Nikko". whc.unesco.org.
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