is the fifth single released by the

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Kanjani Eight is a five-member Japanese boy band from Japan's Kansai region. They are managed by the multimedia talent agency Johnny & Associates and signed to Infinity Records. The group was formed in 2002 and made their CD debut in 2004 as "Johnny's mode ...

. The single was released with 8 different versions, 7 of them focusing on one specific member and the 8th single being the regular edition. Each of the limited edition singles contained a phone strap in the image color of the band member. The release of "Kan Fu Fighting" was the first #1 spot the group obtained since the release of their first single, " Naniwa Iroha Bushi". The song was so popular that it remained the #1 most request song on the

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area ABC Radio's ''ABC Music Paradise'' for 22 days straight, breaking the record previously set by

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back in 1997 with their debut song, " Garasu no Shounen".　By the 2007 half year, Kan Fu Fighting a sold an overwhelming 397,734 copies.

Track listing

Regular edition

# Kanfuu FIGHTING (関風ファイティング) # PROPELLER (プロ∞ペラ) # SAMURAI BLUES (サムライブルース) # Mirai no Mukou e (未来の向こうへ)

Limited edition

# Kanfuu FIGHTING (関風ファイティング) # PROPELLER (プロ∞ペラ)" # Kanfuu FIGHTING (Karaoke) (関風ファイティング (カラオケ))

References

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