Collaboration Song with Momoiro Clover Z Becomes Kiss' First superiore, in alto 10 Hit in Giappone 

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Collaboration Song with Momoiro Clover Z Becomes Kiss\' First Top 10 Hit in Japan

The 16th top 10 single for the five member idol group

"Yume no Ukiyo ni Saitemina, the collaboration single between Japanese idol group Momoiro Clover Z and internationally famous rock band KISS was released in Japan on January 28. It ranked 2nd in the Oricon weekly single chart selling 58,000 units in its first week. Surprisingly, it is the first top 10 hit for KISS, who has been considered as one of the most popular foreign rock bands in Japan. The previous most successful single for the band in the Japanese chart was "I Was Made For Lovin\' You," which ranked 83rd in December 1979, 35 years and two months ago.  

It is also the first top 3 single in 17 and half years for a collaboration song between Japanese and foreign artists. The last top 3 song was "Forever," performed by Japanese actor Takashi Sorimachi and Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora in July 1997.   

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