Ado, SPY x FAMILY Wrap Up a Monumental Year on Spotify Japan’s 2022 Rankings

 

As we now enter December, it’s officially the season of looking back on and appreciating all the wonderful sights and sounds we experienced in anime this year. The latter element got a headstart with Spotify’s release of their annual “Wrapped” collection of statistics yesterday, including six lists of overall rankings from the company’s Japanese Twitter account.

 

Anime-related highlights include SPY x FAMILY and Tokyo Revengers opening theme band Official HIGE DANdism coming in at #2 for most-played artist in Japan, followed by Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury‘s YOASOBI and One Piece Film Red‘s Ado. Furthermore, One Piece Film Red‘s soundtrack made it to #2 in most-played album in Japan, while SPY x FAMILY’s official podcast made runner-up under its own category.

 

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The full rankings pictured above are as follows:

 

Most Played Artists (Worldwide)

 1. Bad Bunny

 2. Taylor Swift

 3. Drake

 4. The Weeknd

 5. BTS

 

Most Played Artists (Japan)

 1. BTS

 2. Official HIGE DANdism

 3. YOASOBI

 4. Ado

 5. Yuuri

 

Most Played Songs (Japan)

 1. W / X / Y by Tani Yuuki

 2. Cinderella Boy by Saucy Dog

 3. Betelgeuse by Yuuri

 4. Nandemonaiyo. by Macaroni Empitsu

 5. Dried Flower by Yuuri

 

Most Played Albums (Japan)

 1. Ichi by Yuuri

 2. Uta no Uta: One Piece Film Red by Ado

 3. THE BOOK by YOASOBI

 4. THE BOOK 2 by YOASOBI

 5. Kyogen by Ado

 

Most Popular Podcasts (Japan)

 1. Eigo Kikinagashi | Sakura English

 2. SPY x FAMILY Operation Podcast

 3. Spotify ANIZONE

 4. ChoManzai

 5. Kano Sisters’ Fabulous World

 

Most Shared Songs (Japan)

 1. SuperCali by JO1

 2. Bye-Good-Bye by BE:FIRST

 3. CALL 119 by INI

 4. Password by INI

 5. With Us by JO1

 

What anime songs were on your Spotify Wrapped this year? Let us know in the comments below!

 

Source: Spotify Japan on Twitter

 

 

Der shy man behind @Shymander, Liam is a timezone-fluid Aussie with a distinct fondness for anime, Eurovision and creating odd stats projects despite hating math.