
Momoiro Clover Z
Awards & Honours
58
Awards Won
3
Honours
4
Rankings
5
Covers
4
Records
The achievements of Momoiro Clover Z are unmatched in the history of Japanese female idol groups. They hold the distinction of being the first female act to headline a solo concert at the National Olympic Stadium, a venue reserved for the biggest names in entertainment. Their commercial success is equally impressive, with fifteen consecutive number-one studio albums and sales exceeding three million physical copies in Japan.Recognized by Rolling Stone Japan as one of the greatest J-Pop groups of all time, they have consistently topped popularity charts for nearly a decade. Their collaboration with Kiss remains a singular achievement in the music world, bridging the gap between Japanese idol culture and Western hard rock. These feats collectively establish them as pioneers who redefined what an idol group could be.

Awards
Honours & Distinctions
Guinness World Record
First female group to headline a solo concert at the National Olympic Stadium
Japanese Idol Hall of Fame
Inducted for outstanding contributions to the idol industry
Cultural Ambassador
Recognized for promoting Japanese culture internationally through music and performance
Rankings & Lists
Greatest J-Pop Groups of All Time
Most Popular Female Group
10 Most Influential Asian Artists
Artist of the Year
Magazine Covers
TIME Magazine
2015-06-01
Asia Edition Cover
Rolling Stone Japan
2018-11-01
10th Anniversary Special Issue
Vogue Japan
2016-03-01
Fashion Forward Feature
Billboard Japan
2013-12-01
Top Artist of the Year
NME
2016-09-01
Trans America Tour Preview
Records & Feats
First Female Group at National Olympic Stadium
Became the first female group to headline a solo concert at the National Olympic Stadium in Tokyo
Highest Annual Attendance for Female Group
Achieved 636,000 concert attendees in 2016, the highest for a Japanese female group at the time
Consecutive Number One Albums
Released fifteen consecutive studio albums that all peaked at number one on the Oricon charts
Kiss Collaboration
First Japanese idol group to record a studio track with the American rock band Kiss