Snow Man claimed the top spot on the Billboard Japan Hot 100 with their digital single "Good Time," released July 6. The track dominated the downloads metric with 106,537 units, while also placing No. 5 for streaming and No. 2 for radio airplay to secure the group's 15th No. 1 on the chart dated July 15.

The release's strength brought additional Snow Man tracks into the top 100: "Charismax" landed at No. 23 and "BANG!!" at No. 94, giving the group three simultaneous entries on the week.

Other debuts near the top included BUDDiiS' "Kimi wa Toshi Densetsu" ("You Are the Stuff of Legend") at No. 2, bolstered by 140,630 physical sales following its July 8 CD release. OCHA NORMA's "Dantotsu de Aishite" entered at No. 3 with 124,011 copies sold. Panda Dragon's "IDOL OF POP" rounded out the top five at No. 5, moving 108,335 copies.

Twelve new tracks hit the chart this week. M!LK member Daichi Shiozaki's solo track "Shiozaki Wonderland" entered at No. 20 driven by streaming and video views, while SEKAI NO OWARI's "Stella" arrived at No. 30. YAO's "777 feat. Awich, CHICO CARLITO, ONE OK ROCK & Paledusk" debuted at No. 41, powered largely by streaming.

Catalog titles also made moves: T.M.Revolution's summer staple "HOT LIMIT" surged from outside the chart to No. 17 following a new video release on THE FIRST TAKE, marking its first-ever top-20 appearance on the overall chart. Southern All Stars' 1979 ballad "Ellie My Love" re-entered at No. 60 after being featured in Netflix's new series Human Vapor, seeing streaming increases of approximately 27 times in South Korea and 6.8 times in the United States between July 1 and July 8.

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