Tokio discography

The discography of Tokio, a Japanese rock/pop band, consists of twelve studio albums, one cover album, one remix album, three compilation albums, one mini album, and more than fifty singles released under Sony Music Entertainment, Universal Music, and J Storm.

Tokio discography
Studio albums	12
EPs	1
Compilation albums	3
Singles	53
Cover albums	1
Remix albums	1

Albums

Studio albums

Title	Details	Peak	Sales	Certifications
		JPN [1][A]
Tokio	Released: November 21, 1994 Label: Sony Records Format: CD	8
Bad Boys Bound	Released: July 3, 1995 Label: Sony Records Format: CD	4
Blowing	Released: March 25, 1996 Label: Sony Records Format: CD	7
Wild & Mild	Released: March 26, 1997 Label: Sony Records Format: CD	9
Graffiti	Released: April 1, 1998 Label: Sony Records Format: CD	9
Yesterday & Today	Released: February 2, 2000 Label: Sony Records Format: CD	9
5 Ahead	Released: December 5, 2001 Label: Universal J Format: CD	8
Glider	Released: February 19, 2003 Label: Universal J Format: CD	5	100,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]
Act II	Released: February 2, 2005 Label: Universal Music Format: CD	3
Harvest	Released: October 18, 2006 Label: Universal Music Format: CD	2	100,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]
Sugar	Released: February 20, 2008 Label: Universal Music Format: CD, CD+DVD	6	100,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]
17	Released: August 22, 2012 Label: J Storm Format: CD, CD+DVD	5

Remix albums

Title	Details	Peak
		JPN [1]
Tokio Remix	Released: March 8, 1995 Label: Sony Records Format: CD	9

Cover albums

Title	Details	Peak	Sales	Certifications
		JPN [1]
TOK10	Released: September 1, 2004 Label: Universal J Format: CD	1	100,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]

Compilation albums

Title	Details	Peak	Sales	Certifications
		JPN [1][A]
Best E.P Selection of Tokio	Released: August 26, 1996 Label: Sony Records Format: CD	4
Best EP Selection of Tokio II	Released: May 9, 2001 Label: Sony Records Format: CD	6	100,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]
Heart	Released: July 16, 2014 Label: J Storm Format: CD, CD+DVD	1

Extended plays

Title	Details	Peak
		JPN [1]
Denko Sekka	Released: August 5, 1998 Label: Sony Records Format: CD	20

Singles

Title	Year	Peaks		Sales	Certifications	Album
		JPN [7][B]	JPN Hot. [30][C]
"Love You Only"	1994	3	*	400,000	RIAJ: Platinum[6]	Tokio
"Ashita no Kimi o Mamoritai (Yamato2520)"		7
"Uwasa no Kiss"	1995	2		200,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]	Bad Boys Bound
"Heart o Migakukkyanai"		3		200,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]
"Soko Nashi Love"		5				Blowing
"Sukisa (Ticket to Love)"		5
"Kaze ni Natte"		5		200,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]
"Magic Channel"	1996	6				Best E.P Selection of Tokio
"Arigatō... Yūki"		3		200,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]
"Everybody Can Do!"		9				Non-album single
"Furarete Genki"	1997	5		200,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]	Wild & Mild
"Julia"		10		200,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]	Graffiti
"Kono Yubi Tomare!"	1998	9				Non-album single
"Love & Peace"		9				Yesterday & Today
"Kimi o Omōtoki/Oh! Heaven"	1999	9		200,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]
"Nandomo Yume no Naka de Kurikaesu Love Song"		7
"Wasureenu Kimi e"		10
"Ai no Arashi"		10				Best EP Selection of Tokio II
"Minna de Wahhahha"	2000	6
"Koi ni Kizuita Yoru"		11
"Doitsu mo Koitsu mo"	2001	10				5 Ahead
"Message/Hitoribotchi no Haburashi"		1		400,000	RIAJ: Platinum[6]
"Kanpai!!"		4		200,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]
"DR"		4		200,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]
"Hana Uta"	2002	5		200,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]	Glider
"Green"		6
"Ding Dong/Glider"		1		200,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]
"Ambitious Japan!"	2003	1		100,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]	Act II
"Love Love Manhattan/Alive-Life"		4		100,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]
"Transistor G (Glamour) Girl"	2004	4		100,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]
"Jibun no Tameni/For You"		4
"Ashita o Mezashite!"	2005	3				Harvest
"Mr. Traveling Man"	2006	1		100,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]
"Get Your Dream"		2		100,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]
"Sorafune / Do! Do! Do!"		1		500,000 1,000,000	RIAJ: 2× Platinum[6] RIAJ (ringtone): Million[46]
"Hikari no Machi/Run Free (Swan Dance o Kimi to)"	2007	2		100,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]	Sugar
"Honjitsu, Mijukumono/Over Drive"		2		100,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]
"Seisyun"		1	100,000	RIAJ: Gold[6]
"Amagasa/Akireru Kurai Bokura wa Negaō"	2008	2	3	67,000		17
"Taiyō to Sabaku no Bara/Subeki Koto"	2009	3	4
"Advance/Mata Asa ga Kuru"	2010	5	5
"Haruka"		1	2	49,000[47]
"NaNaNa (Taiyo Nante Irane)"		6	6
"Miageta Ryūsei"	2011	4	7
"Haneda Kūkō no Kiseki/Kibou"	2012	5	20
"Lyric"	2013	7	15			Heart
"Tegami"		8	15			Non-album singles
"Hontontoko/Future"		6	12
"Love, Holiday."	2014	4	16
"Tokyo Drive"	2015	9	16
"Fragile"	2016	7	11
"Ai! Wanna Be With You..."		4	13
"Kumo"	2017	8	19

Indie singles

Year	Title	Release date
1999	"15minutes"	May 23
	"Pink" (ピンク, Pinku)	June 13

Theme songs and tie-ins

• "7 O'Clock" - Kodocha theme song
• "Ai no Arashi" – Psychometrer Eiji 2 theme song
• "Amagasa/Akirerukurai Bokura wa Negaou" – Yasuko to Kenji Theme Song/Mentore G theme song
• "Ambitious Japan!" – theme song for JR Central's nozomi train services
• "Boku no Renai Jijyou to Daidokoro Jijyou" – Mentore G Theme theme song
• "Cry for the Moon" - 0 Gōshitsu no Kyaku theme song from February to March 2010
• "Get Your Dream" – theme song in Japan for the 2006 FIFA World Cup
• "Dash Village" - DASH Village theme song (from The! Tetsuwan! Dash!!)
• "Ding Dong" – Yan Papa theme song
• "DR" – Handoku theme song
• "Everybody Can Do!" – Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo second opening theme
• "Furarete Genki" – Psychometrer Eiji theme song
• "Haruka" - Dash Beach theme song (from The! Tetsuwan! Dash!!)
• "Heart o Migakukkyanai" – Tobe! Isami opening theme
• "Hikari no Machi/Run Free (Swan Dance o Kimi To)" – Skull Man theme song
• "Hitoribocchi no Haburashi" – Mukodono theme song
• "Hontontoko" - Kurokochi theme song
• "Jibun no Tameni" – Nurseman Ga Yuku theme song
• "Julia" – Seiji no Mikata theme song
• "Love & Peace" – Love and Peace theme song
• "Love Love Manhattan" – Manhattan Love Story theme song
• "Lyric" - Nakuna Hara-chan theme song
• "Mata Asa ga Kuru" - Romes theme song
• "Message" – Tengoku Ni Ichiban Chikai Otoko theme song
• "Mr. Traveling Man" – YAOH theme song
• "NaNaNa (Taiyo Nante Irane)" - Unubore Deka theme song
• "Seishun (Seisyun)" – Utahime theme song
• "Sorafune" – My Boss My Hero theme song
• "Subeki Koto" – 5LDK ending theme song
• "Taiyō to Sabaku no Bara" – Kareinaru Spy theme song
• "Transistor G (Glamour) Girl" – Kanojo ga Shinjatta theme song

Videography

Blu-Ray

• TOKIO 20th Anniversary Live Tour HEART (Released: 28 January 2015)

DVD

• Tokio 1999 Live In Nihon Budokan (Tokio 1999 Live In 日本武道館) (Released: 29 March 2000)
• Tokio Video Clips 2000 (Released: 29 March 2000)
• 5 Round (Released: 22 May 2002)
• Tokio Live Tour 2002 5 Ahead In Nihon Budokan (Tokio Live Tour 2002 5 Ahead In 日本武道館) (Released: 7 August 2002)
• 5 Round II (Released: 19 May 2004)
• Tokio 10th Anniversary Live 2004 (Released: 12 January 2005)
• Boku no Renai Jijo to Daidokoro Jijo (僕の恋愛事情と台所事情) (Released: 16 November 2005)
• Tokio Special GIGs 2006: Get Your Dream (Released: 22 November 2006)
• 5 Round III (Released: 31 January 2007)
• OVER/PLUS (Released: 14 September 2011)
• 17.18 Live Tour(Released: 17 April 2013)
• TOKIO 20th Anniversary Live Tour HEART (Released: 28 January 2015)

VHS

• Tokio First Live Video: Bad Boys Bound 95 (Released: 23 November 1995)
• Tokio Live 1997 + Special Bonus Track 1998 (Released: 1 April 1998)
• Tokio 1999 Live In Nihon Budokan (Tokio 1999 Live In 日本武道館) (Released: 6 October 1999)
• Tokio Video Clips 2000 (Released: 29 March 2000)
• 5 Round (Released: 22 May 2002)
• Tokio Live Tour 2002 5 Ahead In Nihon Budokan (Tokio Live Tour 2002 5 Ahead In 日本武道館) (Released: 7 August 2002)
• 5 Round II (Released: 19 May 2004)
• Tokio 10th Anniversary Live 2004 (Released: 17 January 2005)

Notes

1. Sources for chart positions are as follows: Harvest,^[2] Sugar,^[3] 17,^[4] Heart,^[5]
2. Sources for chart positions are as follows: "Ashita o Mezashite!",^[8] "Mr. Traveling Man",^[9] "Get Your Dream",^[10] "Sorafune / Do! Do! Do!",^[11] "Hikari no Machi/Run Free (Swan Dance o Kimi to)",^[12] "Honjitsu, Mijukumono/Over Drive",^[13] "Seisyun",^[14] "Amagasa/Akireru Kurai Bokura wa Negaō",^[15] "Taiyō to Sabaku no Bara/Subeki Koto",^[16] "Advance/Mata Asa ga Kuru",^[17] "Haruka",^[18] "NaNaNa (Taiyo Nante Irane)",^[19] "Miageta Ryūsei",^[20] "Haneda Kūkō no Kiseki/Kibou",^[21] "Lyric",^[22] "Tegami",^[23] "Hontontoko/Future", ^[24] "Love, Holiday.",^[25] "Tokyo Drive",^[26] "Fragile",^[27] "Ai! Wanna Be With You...",^[28] "Kumo".^[29]
3. Sources for chart positions are as follows: "Amagasa/Akireru Kurai Bokura wa Negaō",^[31] "Taiyō to Sabaku no Bara/Subeki Koto",^[32] "Advance/Mata Asa ga Kuru",^[33] "Haruka",^[34] "NaNaNa (Taiyo Nante Irane)",^[35] "Miageta Ryūsei",^[36] "Haneda Kūkō no Kiseki/Kibou",^[37] "Lyric",^[38] "Tegami",^[39] "Hontontoko/Future",^[40] "Love, Holiday.",^[41] "Tokyo Drive",^[42] "Fragile"^[43] "Ai! Wanna Be With You...",^[44] "Kumo",^[45]