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    • Source: Mr. Children discography

      • The discography for the Japanese band Mr. Children consists of 19 studio albums, 7 compilation albums and 38 singles. They are one of the best selling artists in Japan.
      Mr. Children debuted in 1992. The band's initial releases performed poorly on the charts but through word of mouth they gained more popularity. Their 4th single "Cross Road" after 22 weeks sold over a million copies, though released in 1993 and peaked at number five on the Oricon chart. It later managed to become the fifteenth best selling single in Oricon's 1994 yearly charts.
      The band's first No.1 single on Oricon chart was their 5th single "Innocent World" which was released in June, 1994, becoming the best selling single of 1994 and winning the Japan Record Award (Record of the year) in 1994. The band also released their 6th single "Tomorrow Never Knows" on November 10, 1994. The single solidified the group's popularity with its sales, managing to sell over 2.7 million copies which is the seventh highest-selling single in Japan in Oricon history. and becoming the band's highest selling single to date.
      In 1996, they released their 10th single "Namonaki Uta" (åć‚‚ćŖćč©©) which became the best-selling single of 1996. The single went on to become Japan's highest first week selling single of all time for 15 years, with 1.2 million copies.
      On the Oricon album charts their 12th studio album Home became the best-selling album of 2007 in Japan, making it the first time Mr.Children had topped annual album charts in their 16th year since their debut.
      In December 2008, they released album Supermarket Fantasy, which became the second best selling album of 2009.
      In 2012 they celebrated their 20th debut anniversary by releasing dual best album titled Mr. Children 2001ā€“2005 ļ¼œmicroļ¼ž and Mr. Children 2005ā€“2010 ļ¼œmacroļ¼ž. Both albums dominated the best-selling album category in the 2012 Oricon yearly chart. Mr.Children has become the third artists who achieved TOP two spots on the yearly album ranking, and this is the first time in 14 years for any artist to achieve this. Furthermore ļ¼»(An Imitation) Blood Orangeļ¼½, which is the studio album released in the same year, sold over 530,000 copies in the first week. They had three albums in Top 10 best selling album in 2012.


      Studio albums




      Compilations




      Live albums




      Singles




      Home video




      Commercial tie-ins


      Commercial ties-ins include:

      Yazakisougyou commercials ("Kimi no Koto Igai wa Nani mo Kangaerarenai")
      Theme of Omae to Ore no Good Luck, Shōnan Bakusōzoku soundtrack ("Niji no Kanata E")
      Gurikopokkii commercials ("Replay")
      Theme of Dousoukai ("Cross Road")
      Aquaerius Ioshisu commercials ("Innocent World")
      Theme of Wakamono no Subete ("Tomorrow Never Knows")
      Theme of Pure, Airial commercials ("Na mo Naki Uta")
      Nissan Foods Buruubaado commercials ("Mata Aeru Kana")
      Theme of Koi no Bakansu ("Everything (It's you)")
      Theme of Kira Kira Hikaru ("Nishi e Higashi E")
      Theme of Naguru Onna ("Owarinaki Tabi")
      Shiseido Sea Breaze commercials ("I'll Be")
      Theme of Bus Stop ("Not Found")
      Asahi Inryo Wonda commercials ("Yasashii Uta")
      Theme of Antique ("Youthful Days")
      Theme of Koufuku no Ojii ("Drawing")
      Asahi Inryo Wonda commercials ("Sosei")
      NTT DoCoMo commercials ("Any, Hero, Kurumi, Paddle")
      Theme of Orange Days ("Sign")
      Pocari Sweat commercials ("Mirai")
      Theme of Ponkikkiizu and GachaGachaPon ("Yooidon")
      Theme of Fly, Daddy, Fly ("Running High")
      Nissin Cup Noodle no Border commercials ("And I Love You", "Bokura no Oto", "Tagatame")
      Theme of NTV's 2006 FIFA World Cup broadcasting, Toyota Tobira wo Akeyou commercials ("Houkiboshi")
      Theme of Koufuku na Shokutaku ("Kurumi")
      Theme of 14-year-old Mother ("Shirushi")
      Theme of Dororo ("Fake")
      Olympus E-416 commercials ("Irodori")
      Theme of Koizora ("Tabidachi no uta")
      Theme of NHK Beijing Olympic&Paralympic2008 ("GIFT")
      Theme of Code Blue & Code Blue 2 ("HANABI")
      Insert song of Code Blue 2 ("Koe", "Kaze to Hoshi to Moebius no wa" )
      Theme of ONE PIECE FILM STRONG WORLD ("Fanfare")
      Theme of BBC documentary, ā€œLife -Inochi wo tsunagu monogatari-ā€œ ("Sosei")
      CM song of Shisedo怌MAQuillAGE怍 ("Gift", "Esora")
      CM song of Kirin Lemon ("Youthful Days")
      CM song of Sumimoto life insurance ("Sign")
      Theme of Bokura ga ita ("Inori ~Namida no kidou")
      Theme of Bokura ga ita 2 ("Pieces")
      Opening Theme of Mezamashi TV ("Happy song")
      Theme of 18Ɨ2 Beyond Youthful Days ("Traveller of Memories")


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