Chage and Aska discography

The discography of the Japanese pop duo Chage and Aska consists of 21 studio albums, 14 compilation albums, 26 video albums and 55 singles. Chage and Aska debuted in 1979 with the single "Hitorizaki", which peaked at number 24 on the Oricon Singles Chart. In 1980, their single "Banri no Kawa" was their first chart hit. Their 1991 single, "Say Yes", which was used as the theme to the Japanese drama The 101st Marriage Proposal (101回目のプロポーズ),^[1] sold two million copies and is the sixth best-selling single of all time in Japan.^[2] The group had another double million seller in 1993 with "Yah Yah Yah". The group has sold about 31 million records in Japan.^[2]

Chage and Aska discography
Studio albums	21
EPs	1
Live albums	3
Compilation albums	14
Tribute albums	1
Singles	55
Video albums	26

Albums

Studio albums

List of albums, with selected chart positions

Title	Album details	Peak positions	Sales (Japan) [3][4]	Certifications
		Japan [5][4]
Kazemai (風舞; "Wind Dance")	Released: April 25, 1980 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): LP, cassette	11	109,000
Neppū (熱風; "The Hot Wind")	Released: February 25, 1981 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): LP, cassette	1	161,000
Tasogare no Kishi (黄昏の騎士; "The Knight of Twilight")	Released: February 14, 1982 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): LP, cassette	5	79,000
Chage and Asuka IV: 21 Seiki (CHAGE&ASUKA IV -21世紀-; "Chage and Asuka: 21 Century")	Released: June 29, 1983 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): LP, cassette	8	80,000
Inside	Released: March 25, 1984 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): LP, cassette	14	43,000
Z=One	Released: January 25, 1985 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): LP, cassette	9	49,000
Turning Point	Released: April 21, 1986 Label: Pony Canyon Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	4	73,000
Mix Blood	Released: September 21, 1986 Label: Pony Canyon Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	3	62,000
Mr. Asia	Released: May 21, 1987 Label: Pony Canyon Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	4	26,000
Rhapsody	Released: March 5, 1988 Label: Pony Canyon Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	4	128,000
Energy	Released: September 21, 1988 Label: Pony Canyon Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	6	49,000
Pride	Released: August 25, 1989 Label: Pony Canyon Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	1	301,000
See Ya	Released: August 29, 1990 Label: Pony Canyon Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	4	520,000
Tree	Released: October 1991 Label: Pony Canyon Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	1	2,351,000	Japan: 2× Million[6]
Guys	Released: November 7, 1992 Label: Pony Canyon Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	1	1,411,000	Japan: 3× Platinum[6]
Red Hill	Released: October 10, 1993 Label: Pony Canyon Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	1	1,567,000	Japan: 4× Platinum[7]
Code Name 1 Brother Sun	Released: June 28, 1995 Label: Pony Canyon Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	1	752,000	Japan: 3× Platinum[8]
Code Name 2 Sister Moon	Released: April 22, 1996 Label: Pony Canyon Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	2	463,000	Japan: Platinum[9]
No Doubt	Released: August 25, 1999 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): CD,LP, cassette	1	251,000	Japan: Gold[10]
Not At All	Released: December 27, 2001 Label: Universal Music Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	10	100,000
Double	Released: January 24, 2007 Label: Universal Music Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	4	56,000

Extended plays

List of albums, with selected chart positions

Title	Album details	Peak positions	Sales (Japan) [3][4]
		Japan [5][4]
Snow Mail	Released: December 5, 1986 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	18	21,000

Compilation albums

List of albums, with selected chart positions

Title	Album details	Peak positions	Sales (Japan) [3][4]	Certifications
		Japan [5][4]
Standing Ovation	Released: December 5, 1985 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	23	26,000
Super Best	Released: March 5, 1987 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	11	128,000
The Story of Ballad	Released: February 7, 1990 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	2	160,000
Super Best II	Released: March 25, 1992 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	1	2,697,000	Japan: 2× Million[6]
Ryanshinchi Gensō Kinen Kashū (倆心知〜原創紀念歌集)	Released: May 17, 1993 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	—
Singles: The European Collection	Released: July 22, 1994 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	—
Yin & Yang	Released: August 25, 1994 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	1	693,000	Japan: Platinum[11]
Greatest Hits	Released: January 13, 1998 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	—
Duet Angle 20th Anniversary	Released: February 10, 1999 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	—
Chage & Aska Very Best Roll Over 20th	Released: December 16, 1999 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	2	468,000	Japan: Platinum[12]
The Best	Released: January 13, 2004 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	—
The Story of Ballad II	Released: November 3, 2004 Label: Yamaha Music Format(s): CD	22	16,000
Asian Communications Best	Released: April 23, 2008 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	—
Chage and Aska Very Best Nothing But C&A	Released: February 4, 2009 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): CD, LP, cassette	2	53,000
"—" denotes items which were not released in the region, or items that did not chart.

Cover albums

List of albums, with selected chart positions

Title	Album details	Peak positions	Sales (Japan) [3][4]
		Japan [5][4]
Stamp	Released: November 20, 2002 Label: Universal Music Format(s): CD	1	163,000

Live albums

List of albums, with selected chart positions

Title	Album details	Peak positions	Sales (Japan) [3][4]	Certifications
		Japan [5][4]
Live in Dennen Coliseum: The Natsu Matsuri '81	Released: September 10, 1981 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): LP, cassette, CD	6	61,000
1983.9.30 Chage & Asuka Live in Yoyogi Stadium	Released: November 16, 1983 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): LP, cassette, CD	17	19,000
MTV Unplugged Live	Released: October 7, 1996 Label: Pony Canyon Format(s): CD	1	196,000	Japan: Platinum[13]

Soundtrack albums

List of albums, with selected chart positions

Title	Album details	Peak positions	Sales (Japan) [3][4]
		Japan [5][4]
Atsui Omoi	Released: May 25, 1982 Label: Warner Pioneer Format(s): LP, cassette, CD	14	33,000

Box sets

List of albums, with selected chart positions

Title	Album details	Peak positions	Sales (Japan) [3][4]	Certifications
		Japan [5][4]
CD Box-5	Released: June 21, 1988 Label: Pony Canyon Format(s): CD	—
Chage & Aska The Longest Tour Memorial	Released: December 17, 1993 Label: Pony Canyon Format(s): CD	40	17,000
Super Best Box Single History 1979–1994 and Snow Mail	Released: December 16, 1994 Label: Pony Canyon Format(s): CD	1	303,000	Japan: Gold[14]
Chage and Aska 25th Anniversary Box-1	Released: June 23, 2004 Label: Universal Music Format(s): CD	55	6,000
Chage and Aska 25th Anniversary Box-2	Released: July 28, 2004 Label: Universal Music Format(s): CD	50	6,000
Chage and Aska 25th Anniversary Box-3	Released: August 25, 2004 Label: Universal Music Format(s): CD	42	8,000
"—" denotes items which were not released in the region, or items that did not chart.

Singles

As lead performers

List of singles, with selected chart positions

Title	Year	Peak chart positions		Sales (Japan) [3][15]	Certifications	Album
		Japan Oricon [5][15]	Japan Billboard Japan Hot 100 [16][A][B]
"Hitorizaki" (ひとり咲き; "Blooming Alone")	1979	24	—	179,000		Kazemai
"Rurenjōka" (流恋情歌; "Flowing Love Song"")	1980	56	—	23,000
"Banri no Kawa" (万里の河; "Ten Thousand Mile River)		6	—	537,000		Neppū
"Tabibito" (放浪人; "Traveler")	1981	30	—	54,000		Tasogare no Kishi
"Otoko to Onna" (男と女; "Man and Woman")		28	—	90,000
"Atsui Omoi" (熱い想い; "Hot Feelings")	1982	51	—	38,000		Atsui Omoi
"Kita Kaze Monogatari" (北風物語; "Story of the North Wind")		27	—	71,000
"Marionette" (マリオネット, Marionetto)	1983	38	—	66,000		Chage and Asuka IV: 21 Seiki
"Hanayaka ni Kizutsuite" (華やかに傷ついて; "Vibrantly in Pain")		46	—	23,000		Inside
"Moon Light Blues"	1984	52	—	30,000
"Target" (標的(ターゲット), Tāgetto)		38	—	32,000		Z=One
"Yūwaku no Bell ga Naru" (誘惑のベルが鳴る; "The Bell of Temptation Is Ringing")	1985	44	—	14,000
"Only Lonely" (オンリー・ロンリー, Onrī Ronrī)		42	—	18,000
"Morning Moon" (モーニングムーン, Mōningu Mūn)	1986	11	—	161,000		Turning Point
"Tasogare o Matazuni" (黄昏を待たずに; "Not Waiting for the Twilight")		17	—	45,000		Mix Blood
"Count Down"		20	—	37,000		Non-album single
"Yubiwa ga Naita" (指環が泣いた; "The Ring Cried")		18	—	28,000		Mr. Asia
"Sailor Man"	1987	13	—	67,000
"Romancing Yard" (ロマンシングヤード, Romanshingu Yādo)		23	—	18,000		Rhapsody
"Koibito wa Wine-iro" (恋人はワイン色; "Lovers in Wine Red")	1988	16	—	62,000
"Rhapsody" (ラプソディ, Rapusodi)		22	—	30,000
"Trip"		14	—	26,000		Energy
"Walk"	1989	20	—	22,000		Pride
"Love Song"		20	89[C]	32,000
"Do Ya Do"	1990	10	—	67,000		See Ya
"Taiyō to Hokori no Naka de" (太陽と埃の中で; "In the Sun and the Dust")	1991	3	—	503,000
"Say Yes"		1	35[C]	2,820,000	Japan: 2× Million[18]	Tree
"Boku wa Kono Me de Uso o Tsuku" (僕はこの瞳で嘘をつく; "I Lie with These Eyes")		1	—	811,000
"Walk" (re-release)	1992	3	—	369,000		Super Best II
"Love Song" (re-release)		1	—	499,000
"If"		1	—	1,083,000		Guys
"No No Darlin'"		2	—	675,000
"Yah Yah Yah"	1993	1	69[C]	2,419,000	Japan: 2× Million[18]	Red Hill
"Yume no Bannin" (夢の番人; "Dream Guard")			—
"Sons and Daughters (Soreyori Boku ga Tsutaetai no wa)" (それより僕が伝えたいのは; "More Than That, What I Want to Say Is...")		1	—	799,000
"You Are Free"		5	—	389,000	Japan: Platinum[19]
"Naze ni Kimi wa Kaeranai" (なぜに君は帰らない; "Why Don't You Return")		4	—	427,000	Japan: Platinum[19]
"Heart"	1994	1	—	1,143,000	Japan: 2× Platinum[20]	Code Name. 1 Brother Sun
"Natural"			—
"On Your Mark"						Code Name. 2 Sister Moon
"Meguriai" (めぐり逢い; "Meeting by Chance")		1	—	1,252,000	Japan: Million[21]	Code Name. 1 Brother Sun
"Something There"	1995	2	—	569,000	Japan: Platinum[22]
"River"	1996	2	—	389,000	Japan: Platinum[23]	Code Name. 2 Sister Moon
"Kono Ai no Tame ni" (この愛のために; "For this Love")	1999	3	—	121,000	Japan: Gold[24]	No Doubt
"Vision"			—
"Mure" (群れ; "Crowd")		7	—	70,000
"Rocket no Ki no Shita de" (ロケットの樹の下で; "Under the Rocket Tree")	2001	8	—	79,000		Not At All
"Parachute no Heya de" (パラシュートの部屋で; "In the Parachute Room")		6	—	62,000
"C-46"		6	—	57,000
"Yume no Tsubute" (夢の飛礫; "Dream Throwing Stone")		9	—	43,000
"Seamless Singles"	2004	13	—	19,000		Non-album single
"36-dosen (1995 Natsu)" (36度線 -1995夏-, Sanjūroku-dosen Senkyūhyakukyūjūgo Natsu; "36th Parallel (Summer 1995)")		6	—	45,000		Double
"Boku wa Music" (僕はMusic; "I Am Music")		7	—	35,000
"Man and Woman"	2007	2	—	23,000
"Here & There"		3	—	21,000
"—" denotes items which were released before the creation of the Billboard charts, or items that did not chart.

As featured artists

List of singles, with selected chart positions

Title	Year	Peak chart positions		Sales (Japan) [3][15]	Certifications	Album
		Japan Oricon [5][15]	Japan Billboard Japan Hot 100 [16][D]
"Futari no Ai Land" (ふたりの愛ランド; "Our Love Land") (Chage with Yūko Ishikawa)	1984	3	72[E]	438,000		Collections
"Dera Shiera Mu" (デェラ・シエラ・ム) (Chage and Aska with Stardust Revue)	2003	3	—	52,000		Hot Menu
"—" denotes items which were released before the creation of the Billboard charts, or items that did not chart.

Videography

Video albums

List of media, with selected chart positions

Title	Album details	Peak positions	Certifications
		Japan [5]
The Natsu Matsuri: Chage & Asuka Osakajō Live (THE 夏祭り チャゲ&飛鳥 大阪城LIVE)	Released: July 1, 1983 Label: Pioneer Format(s): VHS	—
Good Times 1983.9.30 Kokuritsu Yoyogi Kyōgijō Live (GOOD TIMES 1983.9.30 国立代々木競技場LIVE)	Released: April 1, 1984 Label: Pioneer Format(s): VHS	—
One Side Game Chage & Asuka in Yokohama Stadium	Released: October 21, 1986 Label: Pioneer Format(s): VHS	—
Walk	Released: March 21, 1989 Label: Pioneer Format(s): VHS	—
Chage & Asuka History I: 10 Years After	Released: September 6, 1989 Label: Pioneer Format(s): VHS	—
Chage & Asuka History II: Pride	Released: March 7, 1990 Label: Pioneer Format(s): VHS	—
Taiyō to Hokori no Naka de I (太陽と埃の中で I)	Released: March 21, 1991 Label: Pioneer Format(s): VHS	—
Taiyō to Hokori no Naka de II (太陽と埃の中で II)	Released: March 21, 1991 Label: Pioneer Format(s): VHS	—
Concert Movie Guys	Released: March 24, 1993 Label: Pioneer Format(s): VHS, Blu-ray	59
15th Anniversary On Your Mark	Released: September 21, 1994 Label: Pioneer Format(s): VHS	—
Asian Tour in Taipei	Released: March 21, 1996 Label: Pioneer Format(s): VHS, DVD	—
Chage & Aska MTV Unplugged Live	Released: October 18, 1996 Label: Pioneer Format(s): VHS, DVD	—
Live Best 1995–1999	Released: December 31, 1999 Label: Pioneer Format(s): DVD	—
Sennenyaichiya Live: Fukuoka Dome Bokura ga Home (千年夜一夜ライブ 〜福岡ドーム 僕らがホーム〜)	Released: July 12, 2000 Label: Pioneer Format(s): DVD	—
Chage and Aska Concert Tour 01>>02 Not At All	Released: April 24, 2002 Label: Pioneer Format(s): VHS, DVD	—
Music on Films	Released: March 12, 2003 Label: Pioneer Format(s): VHS, DVD	—
Chage and Aska Concert Tour 02-03 The Live	Released: August 6, 2003 Label: Pioneer Format(s): VHS, DVD, Blu-ray	—
Chage and Aska Count Down Live 03>>04 in Sapporo Dome	Released: March 31, 2004 Label: Pioneer Format(s): VHS, DVD, Blu-ray	—
Chage and Aska 25th Anniversary Special: Chage & Asuka Neppū Concert (CHAGE and ASKA 25th Anniversary Special チャゲ&飛鳥 熱風コンサート)	Released: March 23, 2002 Label: Pioneer Format(s): DVD, Blu-ray	—
Chage and Aska Concert Tour 2004 Two-Five	Released: February 1, 2006 Label: Pioneer Format(s): DVD, Blu-ray	20
Chage and Aska Concert Tour 2007 Double	Released: August 29, 2007 Label: Pioneer Format(s): DVD, Blu-ray	3
Chage and Aska Concert Tour 2007 Alive in Live	Released: May 7, 2008 Label: Pioneer Format(s): DVD, Blu-ray	5
Chage and Aska Concert Live DVD Box 1	Released: August 26, 2009 Label: Pioneer Format(s): DVD	17
Chage and Aska Concert Live DVD Box 2	Released: September 23, 2009 Label: Pioneer Format(s): DVD	10
Chage and Aska Concert Live DVD Box 3	Released: September 23, 2009 Label: Pioneer Format(s): DVD	9
Chage and Aska Yume no Bannin Special Events 1993 Guys (CHAGE&ASKA 夢の番人 SPECIAL EVENT 1993 GUYS)	Released: April 25, 2012 Label: Pioneer Format(s): Blu-ray	20
"—" denotes items that did not chart, or whose peak positions have not been archived by Oricon.

Notes

1. The Japan Hot 100 was established in February 2008.
2. Sources for chart positions are as follows: "Love Song",^[17] "Yah Yah Yah",^[17] and "Say Yes".^[17]
3. Charted in 2014.
4. Sources for chart positions are as follows: "Futari no Ai Land".^[25]
5. Charted in 2013.