Daihakken

Album Cover

Tengoku e Youkoso For The Disc (天国へようこそ For The Disc; Welcome to Heaven (Where's Heaven For The Disc))
Zettaichitai Soutaichi (絶対値対相対値; Relative vs. Absolute)
Atarashii Bunmei-kaika (新しい文明開化; Brand New Civilization)
Denki no Nai Toshi (電気のない都市; City Without Electricity)
Kaitei ni Sukuu Otoko (海底に巣くう男; The Man Who Haunts the Bottom of the Sea (Regardez-moi))
Kinjirareta Asobi (禁じられた遊び; Forbidden Game (Jeux interdits))
Dopa-mint! BPM103 (ドーパミント! BPM103)
Osorubeki Otonatachi (恐るべき大人達; Horrible Adults (Les adultes terribles))
21-seiki Uchuu no Ko (21世紀宇宙の子; 21st Century Universe Girl (Child of the 21st Century Universe))
Katsute wa Otoko to Onna (かつては男と女; Once There Was a Man and Woman (Un homme et une femme))
Sora ga Natteiru (空が鳴っている; The Sky is Ringing (The Reverberation))
Kaze ni Ayakatte Yuke (風に肖って行け; Go and Share in the Wind's Good Luck (Go With the Wind))
Onna no Ko wa Daredemo (女の子は誰でも; A Girl is Anyone (Fly Me to Heaven))
Tengoku e Youkoso For The Tube (天国へようこそ For The Tube; Welcome to Heaven (Where's Heaven For The Tube)) (Bonus Track)

Daihakken is the fifth and final studio album released by Tokyo Jihen. "Atarashii Bunmei-kaika" was used as "Tokyo Metro" commercial song and "Tengoku e Youkoso For The Tube" was used as the theme song for the drama Atami no Sousakan. The album reached #1 on the Oricon weekly charts and charted for 31 weeks.

Oricon Chart Positions

Tokyo Jihen promoting the album

Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat	Sun	Week Rank	Sales
-	1	1	1	1	2	3	1	82,396
3	x	x	x	x	x	x	8	18,961
x	x	x	x	x	x	x	10	9,021
x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x,xxx
x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x,xxx

Total Reported Sales: 110,378*