CNBLUE Dominates Oricon Chart with Japanese Comeback Single 'SHINTOUYA'

K-pop rock band CNBLUE has stormed to the top of Japan's Oricon Chart immediately following the release of their latest single, solidifying their strong popularity in the country.

The band's 15th Japanese single, ‘SHINTOUYA (心盗夜)’, released on November 5th, soared to the number one spot on the Oricon Daily Singles Ranking for November 4th, showcasing the immense local enthusiasm.

The title track, also named ‘SHINTOUYA’, is a new term meaning ‘A night that steals the heart’. It features a mysterious and sophisticated sound, built on a rock band foundation with subtle jazz influences. The single also includes original compositions by members: Jung Yong-hwa's ‘Slow motion’ and Lee Jung-shin’s ‘Curtain call’, receiving significant appreciation from fans.

The music video for the title track has also garnered attention for the members' stunning visuals and expressive performances. It humorously and dramatically portrays the emotional journey of winning someone's heart, leaving a lasting impression. The combination of vibrant band sounds and captivating vocals enhances the viewing and listening experience.

CNBLUE is set to connect with their Japanese fans through their autumn tour, ‘2025 CNBLUE AUTUMN LIVE IN JAPAN ~ SHINTOUYA ~’, with concerts scheduled at Kobe World Hall on November 15th-16th and Chiba Makuhari Event Hall on November 23rd-24th.

Fans are reacting enthusiastically, with comments like, 'As expected from CNBLUE!', 'Their talent is recognized even in Japan!', and 'SHINTOUYA is a masterpiece!', also expressing anticipation for a Korean comeback.