List of Hot 100 number-one singles of 2009 (Japan)
This is a list of number one singles on the Billboard Japan Hot 100 chart in 2009.
Date | Song | Artist |
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January 5 | Stay with Me | Kumi Koda |
January 19 | Yume no Tsubomi | Remioromen |
January 26 | Velonica | Aqua Timez |
February 2 | Free | Mao Abe |
February 9 | Yakusoku | KinKi Kids |
February 16 | Wao! | Unicorn |
February 23 | One Drop | KAT-TUN |
March 2 | Milk | Aiko |
March 9 | Rule | Ayumi Hamasaki |
March 16 | Believe | Arashi |
March 23 | Rescue | KAT-TUN |
March 30 | Wild | Namie Amuro |
April 6 | One Room Disco | Perfume |
April 13 | It's All Love! | Kumi Koda & Misono |
April 20 | Niji | Kobukuro |
April 27 | Someday | Exile |
May 4 | Aitai | Yuzu |
May 11 | Koi no Abo | NEWS |
May 18 | Ashita ga Kuru Nara | Juju & Jay'ed |
May 25 | Love Forever | Miliyah Kato & Shota Shimizu |
June 1 | Keshin | Masaharu Fukuyama |
June 8 | Ashita no Kioku | Arashi |
June 15 | Again | Yui |
June 22 | Haruka | Greeeen |
June 29 | Spirit | V6 |
July 6 | Tanpopo | Yusuke |
July 13 | Everything | Arashi |
July 20 | Tanabata Matsuri | Tegomass |
July 27 | Stay | Kobukuro |
August 3 | Fireworks | Exile |
August 10 | Ayakashi | Koichi Domoto |
August 17 | Ichibu to Zenbu | B'z |
August 24 | ||
August 31 | Yume o Arigatō | Yuko Hara |
September 7 | Sotto Kyutto | SMAP |
September 14 | Niji | Yuzu |
September 21 | Sono Sake e | Dreams Come True & Fuzzy Control |
September 28 | Blame It On The Girls | Mika |
October 5 | Yell | Ikimono-gakari |
October 12 | Colors (Melody and Harmony) | Jejung & Yuchun |
October 19 | It's All Too Much | Yui |
October 26 | My Lonely Town | B'z |
November 2 | Boku wa Kimi ni Koi o Suru | Ken Hirai |
November 9 | Swan Song | Kinki Kids |
November 16 | Kyū Jō Show!! | Kanjani 8 |
November 23 | My Girl | Arashi |
November 30 | Loveless | Tomohisa Yamashita |
December 7 | Bandage | Lands |
December 14 | Nōdōteki Sanpunkan | Tokyo Jihen |
December 21 | Kimi ni Sayonara o | Keisuke Kuwata |
December 28 | Hatsukoi | Masaharu Fukuyama |
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