Daniel Boone-"Beautiful Sunday"

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   Most Japanese generally use the "Oricon" chart. Its aggregate basis emphasizes CD sales.

Billboard Japan chart started in 2008, and contains "air play" points.

The Script's "The Man Who Can't Be Moved" reached #4 on Billboard Japan chart.

A lot of American hits got big sales in Japan long ago. Unfortunately, U.S. charts aren't reflected in Japan now.

I feel that young Japanese has a trend away from radio. However, they watch TV. Maybe... they know "Glee."

--abagon

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	Most Japanese generally use the "Oricon" chart. Its aggregate basis emphasizes CD sales. Billboard Japan chart started in 2008, and contains "air play" points. The Script's "The Man Who Can't Be Moved" reached #4 on Billboard Japan chart. A lot of American hits got big sales in Japan long ago. Unfortunately, U.S. charts aren't reflected in Japan now. I feel that young Japanese has a trend away from radio. However, they watch TV. Maybe... they know "Glee." --abagon