Puffy AmiYumi discography

Puffy AmiYumi discography
Puffy AmiYumi live at Japan Expo 2009 (Paris, France)
Studio albums	12
Compilation albums	6
Singles	32
DVDs	12

The discography for Japanese pop/rock duo Puffy AmiYumi consists of 12 studio albums, 4 compilation albums, 2 remix albums, 12 video albums and 32 singles. Their first single Asia no Junshin became an instant hit in Japan where it sold more than a million records and help to catapult the group.^[1] Jet-CD is their most successful album (having sold more than a million copies only in Japan)^[2] , Kore ga watashi no ikiru michi is their most successful single (having sold more than 1.5 million copies only in Japan).^[3] They have sold more than 15 million records worldwide.^[4]

Albums[]

Studio albums[]

Compilation albums[]

Singles[]

1. "Asia no Junshin" (1996) #3^[25]
2. "Kore ga Watashi no Ikiru Michi" (1996) #1^[26]
3. "Circuit no Musume" (1997) #1^[27]
4. "Nagisa ni Matsuwaru etc." (1997) #1^[28]
5. "Mother/Nehorina Hahorina" (1997) #5^[29]
6. "Ai no shirushi" (1998) #3^[30]
7. "Tararan/Puffy no Tourmen" (1998) #4^[31]
8. "Puffy de Rumba" (1998) #14^[32]
9. "Nichiyobi no Musume" (1999) #15^[33]
10. "Yume no tame ni" (1999) #12^[34]
11. "Umi e to/Pool Nite" (2000) #15^[35]
12. "Boogie Woogie No. 5" (2000) #22^[36]
13. "Atarashii Hibi" (2001) #28^[37]
14. "" (2001) #32^[38]
15. "Hurricane" (2002) #36^[39]
16. "Akai Buranko/Planet Tokyo" (2002) #45^[40]
17. "Sunrise" (2004) #24^[41]
18. "Hajimari no Uta/Nice Buddy" (2005) #33^[42]
19. "Hi Hi" (2005) #107^[43]
20. "Mogura Like" (2006) #35^[44]
21. "Tokyo I'm on My Way" (2006) #58^[45]
22. "Hazumu Rizumu" (2006) #15
23. "Hataraku Otoko" (2006) #41^[46]
24. "Boom Boom Beat/O Edo Nagareboshi IV " (2007) #47^[47]
25. "Oriental Diamond/Kuchibiru Motion " (2007) #55^[48]
26. "All Because Of You " (2008) #34^[49]
27. "My Story " (2008) #44^[50]
28. "Hiyori Hime " (2009) #38^[51]
29. "Dareka ga " (2009) #30^[52]
30. "R.G.W " (2010) #44^[53]
31. " " (2011) #56^[54]
32. "" (2011) #34^[55]
33. "" (2012) #85^[56]
34. "" (2013) #102^[57]
35. "" (2014)
36. "" (2015) ^[58]
37. "" (2015) ^[59]#62^[60]
38. "Bouken no Dadada" (2017) ^[61]
39. "Susume Nonsense" (2018) ^[62]
40. "Hō yare ho" (2020) ^[63]
41. "Pathfinder" (2021) ^[64]

DVDs[]

The release date on DVD is in parentheses

1. 1996 (2000)
2. 1997 (2000)
3. (2000)
4. 1998 (2000) - Music videos, including Chinese version of "Kore ga Watashi no Ikiru Michi"
5. 1999 (2000) - Concert footage from Fever Fever tour
6. (2000.07.05 and VHS) #15 ^[65]
7. (2001) - Concert footage
8. (2002)
9. (2005) #99 ^[66]
10. (2006) # 168 ^[67]
11. (2006) #186 ^[68]
12. #58 ^[69]

Other works[]

• Hosted the Pa-Pa-Pa-Pa-Puffy show.
• Appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! (April 25, 2005) [1].
• Played "Electric Beach Fever" and "That's the Way It Is" at Japan's New Year's Eve Countdown show (2005–2006) [2] [3].
• Recorded a version of Girls Just Wanna Have Fun with Cyndi Lauper on her album, The Body Acoustic.
• Recorded the Teen Titans theme song.
• Recorded the opening theme (Sunrise) for SD Gundam Force.
• Two songs from PUFFY's Solo Solo album, Yumi Yoshimura's solo song, Kyouki na Futari [Perfect Couple] for an opening theme and Ami Onuki's solo song, Tadaima [I'm Home] for an ending theme were recorded for Hare Tokidoki Buta (Tokyo Pig).
• Recorded the song Hito Natsu No Keiken on the Yamaguchi Momoe Tribute Album "Tribute Thank You For...".
• Recorded a cover version of the Guitar Wolf song Can-Nana Fever on a tribute album "I Love Guitar Wolf Very Much".
• Contributed backing vocals on Sayonara for an early American version and eventual Japanese version of Bleu's album Redhead.
• Friends Forever was featured on the Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed soundtrack.
• Urei was featured in What's New Scooby-Doo? episode called Big Appetite in Little Tokyo (second season, first episode).
• Hi Hi was featured in Chilean telenovela Brujas.
• Asia no junshin was featured on the compilation album Japan For Sale Vol.1.
• Asia no junshin was also featured in the arcade game Taiko no tatsujin 5.
• Atarashii hibi was featured on the compilation album Japan For Sale Vol.2.
• Hajimari no uta was featured on the compilations albums Jpop CD, Vol. 2 and Pikachu The Movie Song Best 1998-2008. It was also featured in Pokémon movie: Pokémon: Lucario and the Mystery of Mew.
• Nice Buddy was featured in Gossip Girl episode called Seventeen Candles (first season, eighth episode).
• Kore ga watashi no ikiru michi was featured in Heroes episode called Genesis (first season, first episode).
• Kore ga watashi no ikiru michi was used in Donkey Konga 3.
• Kore ga watashi no ikiru michi (The Readymade Darlin' Of Discothèque Track) was used in French/Japanese movie Wasabi [4].
• Ai no shirushi was featured in Japanese movies Waterboys [5] and Lovely Complex [6].
• Recorded the opening theme (Hataraku Otoko, Unicorn cover) for anime Hataraki Man.
• Recorded the opening theme (Oh Edo Nagareboshi IV) for anime Oh! Edo Rocket.
• Recorded the opening theme (Hiyori Hime) for anime Genji Monogatari Sennenki.
• Recorded the theme (Wedding Bell, cover) for Japanese drama .
• Recorded the theme (Dareka ga) for movie Naruto Shippūden 3: Inheritors of the Will of Fire.
• Recorded the theme (Sweep Drops) for movie Usagi Drop (film).
• Recorded the song (Now Romantic) for CD compilation .
• Susume Nonsense was recorded as the eleventh ending theme for Chibi Maruko-chan (1995 series) appearing for the first time in episode 1119 premiered on October 8, 2017 [7].
• Performed Koi no Vacance song by The Peanuts for Chibi Maruko-chan (1995 series) Christmas Special premiered on Decembre 23, 2018 [8].
• Recorded a cover of The Night Begins to Shine for the ending of the 4-part special based on the song, which was also included on the soundtrack CD

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