Japan Top 10 (日本のトップ10) JPOP HITS!

It's time for another great episode of Japan Top 10. This countdown we've got Radwimps sneaking back up the charts and A cover of The Supremes "you cant hurry love", We also have some Maximum The Hormone as our J-rock extra track, plus much more.
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Hello and welcome to 2017's first Artist of the Month, SMAP! If you didn't know already, the group recently disbanded, but we wanted commemorate them with this episode. Happy New Year and we hope you enjoy this bittersweet episode.
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Hello everyone! Welcome to a very special episode of Japan Top 10, or should we say, Japan Top 50! That's right, in this episode, we highlight the top 50 J-Drama songs to celebrate our 8th year of our podcast show. All of our hosts are included in this episode so be sure to enjoy each and every one of their lovely voices! Hosts: Shane, Recca, Mike, William & Nick
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Scripted & Quality assured by: Amanda Hosted by: Ethel Audio edited & Uploaded by: Tadamichi Kazuyoshi Saito is a singer, songwriter, guitarist, and performer whose raw emotional work has created a large cult following throughout his career. Saito got his start in the Tokyo Underground scenes of the 1980s before his official debut in 1993. He is no stranger to instruments, but his most noted skill is with the guitar. With his guitar alone Saito wanted to prove that you could become a folksy-rock artist without the responsibilities of being in a band.His first single 僕の見たビートルズはTVの中 (Boku no Mita Beatles wa TV no Naka) was released twenty-five years ago in 1993. Though taking a more emotional and experimental turn in his work in the early 2000s, Saito has been constantly producing music. It was the release of “Wedding Song” that brought Saito back into the limelight. Several of his songs, including ones that are listed in this episode, have broken the top 10 on Oricon charts throughout the years.This year Saito is celebrating 25 years in the music industry. He released his 19th original album “Toys Blood Music” in March and held a one-man live tour with over forty concerts to perform his wide array of music. Saito also plans on releasing a best album later this year, similar to the one he released in 2008 for his 15 year anniversary. For this upcoming album there are five spots for fans to request songs to be shown on the anniversary tour happening later this year. Fans can request songs on Saito’s official website until the end of July.
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We've got another new Japan Top 10 Countdown up with music from aiko, Mr. Children, Kana-Boon and much more! Hosts: Tim & Shane (special guests Producer Jack & Andy from MTI Countdowns) Visit our website at http://jtop10.jp/ to find out about the drink we had in this episode, request songs especially on our new J-Rock section and much more cool stuff!
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