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Remio Best

2009 greatest hits album by Remioromen

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Remio Best is the first compilation album by Japanese band Remioromen, also their first on Oorong Records. It was released March 9, 2009, and debuted #1 on Japanese Oricon Album Weekly Chart, selling 280,599 copies in its first week, becoming their second #1 album on this chart following Horizon.

01Track listing

CD: "Remio Best"
No.TitleLength
1."Sakura"4:59
2."3gatsu 9ka" (3月9日; March 9th)4:24
3."Stand By Me" (スタンドバイミー)5:05
4."Denwa" (電話; Telephone)5:31
5."Beer to Purin" (ビールとプリン; Beer and Pudding)4:18
6."Motto Tooku e" (もっと遠くへ; Farther)5:23
7."Ameagari" (雨上がり; After the Rain)4:40
8."Minamikaze" (南風; Southern Wind)4:02
9."Ashita ni Kakaru Hashi" (明日に架かる橋; Bridge Over Tomorrow)4:19
10."Taiyou no Shita" (太陽の下; Under the Sun)5:09
11."Wonderful & Beautiful"4:56
12."Island" (アイランド)6:03
13."Konayuki" (粉雪; Powder Snow)5:23
14."Kamifubuki" (紙ふぶき; Confetti)4:48
15."Yume no Tsubomi" (夢の蕾; Bud of Dreams)4:57

02Chart positions

Oricon Sales Chart (Japan)

Release Chart Peak position First week sales Sales total Chart run
March 9, 2009 Oricon Daily Charts 1 280,599 508,679 52 weeks
Oricon Weekly Charts 1
Oricon Monthly Charts 1
Oricon Yearly Charts 8
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