JO1’s “Love seeker” soars to No. 1 on the Billboard Japan Hot 100, increasing from No. 59 on the chart released June 5.

“Love seeker” is the lead track from the 11-member boy band’s eighth single “HITCHHIKER.” The song dropped digitally May 12 and debuted on the Japan Hot 100 at No. 48 (May 22), then dropped to No. 59 the following week prior to hitting the best spot this week powered by sales. The group marked its greatest very first-week CD sales with 738,776 copies to rule the metric, even though coming in at No. 3 for downloads (15,613 units, up about 2,800% from final week), No. 25 for streaming (up 157%), No. 31 for video views (up 117%), and No. 5 for radio airplay (up 688%).

Debuting at No. 2 is Quantity_i’s “BON,” a track off the trio’s mini-album No.O -ring-, released May 27. The song debuts at No. 1 for downloads with 49,896 units and also guidelines radio and video, even though coming in at No. 13 for streaming to hit No. 2 by a narrow margin on the Japan Hot 100 with no points for physical sales. The group’s former No. 1 song “GOAT” moved 64-54 due to the new release, and six of the mini-album’s tracks, such as “BON,” entered the Japan Hot 100.

Incidentally, King &amp Prince’s former No. 1 hits ”Tsukiyomi” and “Cinderella Girl” — created readily available for streaming at the finish of final month — also return to the Japan Hot 100. Both songs are from the group’s 5-member era — Quantity_i consists of 3 former members of King &amp Prince — and saw an boost in weekly streaming and video views. “Tsukiyomi” returns for the very first time in about a year and 3 months, even though “Cinderella Girl” returns for the very first time in about a year.

comdot’s “Haikei Oretachihe” bows at No. 3 on the Japan Hot 100. The very first single by the 5-member YouTubers sold 136,964 copies to hit No. 2 for sales, even though coming in at No. 27 for downloads, No. 16 for streaming, No. 6 for radio, and No. 23 for video.

Kenshi Yonezu’s “Mainichi” (Every Day) launches at No. 6 this week. The release of this new industrial song for Coca-Cola Japan’s “Georgia” brand has powered the hitmaker’s other songs up the charts, with “Sayonara, Mata Itsuka!” seeing an boost in downloads and “Lemon” in each streaming and downloads.

BEYOOOOONDS’ very first single in about a year and a month referred to as “Hai to Diamond” bows at No. 7, promoting 99,222 copies to hit No. 3 for sales, even though coming in at No. 10 for downloads and No. 16 for radio.

The Billboard Japan Hot 100 combines physical and digital sales, audio streams, radio airplay, video views and karaoke information.

See the complete Billboard Japan Hot 100 chart, tallying the week from May 27 to June 2, right here. For a lot more on Japanese music and charts, stop by Billboard Japan’s English Twitter account.