The singles are organized according to year of release. Click on the year at the top of the page, and you will see pictures of the single covers organized from oldest to newest. (some pictures of single covers may not yet be available).

:1999: :2000: :2001: :2002: :2003: :2004: :2005: :2006: :2007: :2008: :2009:

1999:

June 30
Mizerable Single Box (single)

The Mizerable single was initially released as a limited edition that included the Mizerable video clip and making of documentary. The CD also included the instrumental version of Mizerable.
Tracklist:
- Mizerable
- Mizerable - inst.

July 9
Mizerable (8cm CD single)

Gackt's first single. Includes the instrumental version of Mizerable.
Tracklist:
- Mizerable
- Mizerable - inst.

August 11
Vanilla (8cm CD single)

Gackt's second single. Vanilla was the ending song for the TV show Romihii (ろみひー) The song was also used in a Takano Yuri Beauty Clinic CM in 2004 starring Gackt and Tomoka Kurotani. The single includes an instrumental version and an acoustic version of Vanilla.
Tracklist:
- Vanilla
- Vanilla - inst.
- Vanilla (night version [acoustic])

November 3
Remix of Gackt (maxi single, analog version)

This CD features two remixes of Vanilla and two remixes of Mizerable.
Tracklist:
- Vanilla (Mr Plastic Dub)
- Mizerable (Tiny Voice Production Remix)
- Mizerable (Into the Water Mix-QUADRA)
- Vanilla (マン山田Remix)

2000:

February 9
Mirror (maxi single)

Gackt's third single. There were four different cover versions of this release. The b-side is the piano solo, blue. Also includes the instrumental version of Mirror.
Tracklist:
- Mirror
- blue
- Mirror - inst.

February 16
OASIS (maxi single)

Gackt's fourth single. There were two different cover versions of this release. The b-side is Uncertain Memory. Also includes instrumental versions of the two songs.
Tracklist:
- OASIS
- Uncertain Memory
- OASIS - inst.
- Uncertain Memory - inst.

March 8
鶺鴒～seki-ray~[sekirei~seki-ray~] (maxi single)

Gackt's fifth single. Although it was released before MARS was released, it was not included on that album; it was included later on the Rebirth album. Also includes two instrumental versions of Seki-ray.
Tracklist:
- 鶺鴒～seki-ray~ [sekirei~seki-ray~]
- 鶺鴒～seki-ray~ [sekirei~seki-ray~] (Instrumental strings arrangement)
- 鶺鴒～seki-ray~ [sekirei~seki-ray~] (Instrumental)

August 30
再会~Story~ [Saikai~Story~] (maxi single)

Gackt's sixth single. 再会~Story~ [Saikai~Story~] was used as the ending theme for the television show “Hot Pants". In 2005, 再会~Story~ was used in the Takano Yuri Beauty Clinic CM that Gackt appeared in with Ryoko Yonekura. The b-side is a live version of Dears. Dears was used as the theme song for “Gundam the Ride” at Fujikyuu Highland.
Tracklist:
- 再会~Story~ [Saikai~Story~]
- Dears - live version
- 再会 ~Story~[Saikai~Story~] - inst.

November 16
Secret Garden (maxi single)

Gackt's seventh single. The b-side is Nine Spiral. Also includes an instrumental version of Secret Garden.
Tracklist:
- Secret Garden
- Nine Spiral
- Secret Garden - inst.

2001:

March 14
君のためにできること [Kimi no tame ni dekiru koto] (maxi single)

Gackt's eighth single. 君のためにできること [Kimi no tame ni dekiru koto] was released on White Day (in Japan, women give men gifts on Valentine’s Day, while men give gifts to women on White Day). The song was used as the theme song for the TV show CDTV. The b-side is Cube. Also includes an instrumental version of the title track.
Tracklist:
- 君のためにできること [Kimi no tame ni dekiru koto]
- Cube
- 君のためにできること [Kimi no tame ni dekiru koto] - inst.

September 5
ANOTHER WORLD (maxi single)

Gackt's ninth single. ANOTHER WORLD was the first song to be released from the MOON album, and served as a preview for that album, as well as for the MOON CHILD movie. ANOTHER WORLD was used as the background song in the CM for Shiseido's neue men's hair products. The b-side is Fragrance. Also includes an instrumental version of the title track.
Tracklist:
- ANOTHER WORLD
- Fragrance
- ANOTHER WORLD - inst.

December 16
12月のLove song [Juunigatsu no Love song] (maxi single)

Gackt's tenth single. The song was inspired by Gackt's trip to Madagascar and was written in the wake of the 2001 terrorist attacks on the Twin Towers. The PV for the song was filmed in New York City. It was subsequently released every year with versions of the song in different languages.
Tracklist:
- 12月のLove song [Juunigatsu no Love song]
- 12月のLove song [Juunigatsu no Love song] - inst.

2002:

March 20
Vanilla (12 cm CD maxi single)

Vanilla was re-released as a 12 cm maxi single The video clip for Vanilla was included on the enhanced CD. The single includes unplugged and instrumental versions of Vanilla.
Tracklist:
- Vanilla
- Vanilla - unplugged
- Vanilla - inst.

April 24
忘れないから [Wasurenai kara] (maxi single)

Gackt's eleventh single. 忘れないから [Wasurenai kara] was used in the CM for the FUJICOLOR Digital Camera Print Campaign. The b-side, Doomsday, was used in the 2002 Takano Yuri Beauty Clinic CM in which Gackt appeared. Also includes an instrumental version of the title track.
Tracklist:
- 忘れないから [Wasurenai kara]
- Doomsday
- 忘れないから [Wasurenai kara] - inst.

November 27
12月のLove song [Juunigatsu no Love song] (maxi single)

Gackt's twelfth single. This was the second release of the song, this time accompanied by an English language version, December Love.
Tracklist:
- 12月のLove song [Juunigatsu no Love song]
- December Love [English]
- 12月のLove song [Juunigatsu no Love song] - inst.

2003:

March 19
君が追いかけた夢 [Kimi ga oikaketa yume] (maxi single)

Gackt's thirteenth single. 君が追いかけた夢 [Kimi ga oikaketa yume] was used as the image song for WOWOW European soccer. The b-side is Birdcage A few lines of the movie, Moon Child, were also used in Birdcage (four minutes into the song). The lines are from the scene where Sho said to Son, “You walked out on us, on your friends…your family. Taking the easy way out. How else to put it?” The single also includes the instrumental versions of both songs.
Tracklist:
- 君が追いかけた夢 [Kimi ga oikaketa yume]
- Birdcage
- 君が追いかけた夢 [Kimi ga oikaketa yume] - inst.
- Birdcage - inst.

June 11
月の詩 [Tsuki no uta] (maxi single)

Gackt's fourteenth single. 月の詩 [Tsuki no uta] was the theme song to the anime series “TEXHNOLYZE”, and the PV was done in CG animation. The b-side is 星の砂 [Hoshi no suna]. Includes instrumental versions of both songs.
Tracklist:
- 月の詩 [Tsuki no uta] - 星の砂 [Hoshi no suna] - 月の詩 [Tsuki no uta] - inst. - 星の砂 [Hoshi no suna] - inst.

June 25
Lu:na/OASIS (maxi single)

Gackt's fifteenth single. Lu:na and OASIS were the opening and closing themes, respectively, for the anime series “Shin Hokuto no Ken”(新・北斗の拳) (New Fist of the North Star). Includes instrumental versions of both songs.
Tracklist:
- Lu:na
- OASIS
- Lu:na - inst.
- OASIS - inst.

November 12
Last Song (maxi single)

Gackt sixteenth single. The b-side is Solitary. Includes instrumental versions of both songs.
Tracklist:
- Last Song
- Solitary
- Last Song - inst.
- Solitary - inst.

December 3
12月のLove song [Juunigatsu no Love Song] (maxi single)

Gackt's seventeenth single. This release of Juunigatsu no Love Song includes a Chinese version of the song, which was a duet with Wang Leehom.
Tracklist:
- 12月のLove song [Juunigatsu no Love Song]
- 十二月的情歌 [Shi er yue de qing ge] [Chinese]
- 12月のLove song [Juunigatsu no Love song] - inst.

2004:

October 27
君に逢いたくて [Kimi ni aitakute] (maxi single)>

Gackt's eighteenth single. 君に逢いたくて [Kimi ni aitakute] was used as the ending theme for the television show "THE WIDE". The b-side is ピース (Peace). Also includes the instrumental versions of both songs.
Tracklist:
- 君に逢いたくて
- ピース (Peace)
- 君に逢いたくて
- ピース (Peace)

December 8
12月のLove song [Juunigatsu no Love Song] (maxi single)

Gackt's nineteenth single. This version of Juunigatsu no Love Song included a Korean language version of the song.
Tracklist:
- 12月のLove song [Juunigatsu no Love Song]
- 12月のLove song - ~월, 어느 사랑노래~ [Korean]
- 12月のLove song [Juunigatsu no Love Song] - inst.

2005:

January 26
ありったけの愛で [Arritake no ai de] (maxi single)

Gackt's twentieth single. The b-side is この夜が終わる前に [Kono yoru ga owaru mae ni]. Also includes the instrumental versions of both songs.
Tracklist:
- ありったけの愛で [Arritake no ai de]
- この夜が終わる前に [Kono yoru ga owaru mae ni]
- ありったけの愛で [Arritake no ai de] - inst.
- この夜が終わる前に [Kono yoru ga owaru mae ni] - inst.

April 27
BLACK STONE (maxi single)

Gackt's twenty-first single. BLACK STONE was used as the background song in the CM for "Daihatsu MOVE Custom (car)". The song's title refers to Gackt's driver and friend (usually referred to as "Junior") who passed away in 2004 (his name was Ishiguro, which means "black stone"). The b-side is Ash. Also includes the instrumental versions of both songs.
Tracklist:
- BLACK STONE
- Ash
- BLACK STONE - inst.
- Ash - inst.

May 25
Metamorphoze~メタモルフォーゼ～ (maxi single w/dvd)

Gackt's twenty-second single. This limited edition single included a dvd with the video clip of Metemorphoze, as well as an interview The limited edition also came in two different cover versions. Metamorphoze was the opening theme for the anime "Kidou Senshi Z Gundam" (機動戦士Ｚガンダム) The b-side is a remix version of 君が待っているから [Kimi ga matteiru kara], which was also used in the Gundam movie. Also includes instrumental versions of both songs.
Tracklist:
- Metamorphoze~メタモルフォーゼ～
- 君が待っているから [Kimi ga matteiru kara] - remix
- Metamorphoze~メタモルフォーゼ～ - inst.
- 君が待っているから [Kimi ga matteiru kara] - remix/inst.

May 25
Metamorphoze~メタモルフォーゼ～ (maxi single)

Gackt's twenty-second single. The cover for the regular edition CD was different from the two limited edition covers. Metamorphoze was the opening theme for the anime "Kidou Senshi Z Gundam" (機動戦士Ｚガンダム) The b-side is a remix version of 君が待っているから [Kimi ga matteiru Kara], which was also used in the Gundam movie. Also includes instrumental versions of both songs.
Tracklist:
- Metamorphoze~メタモルフォーゼ～
- 君が待っているから [Kimi ga matteiru kara] - remix
- Metamorphoze~メタモルフォーゼ～ - inst.
- 君が待っているから [Kimi ga matteiru kara] - remix/inst.

August 10
届カナイ愛ト知ッテイタノニ、抑エキレズニ愛シ続ケタ・・・[Todokanai ai to shitteita noni osaekirezuni aishitsuzuketa] (maxi single)

Gackt's twenty-third single. 届カナイ愛ト知ッテイタノニ、抑エキレズニ愛シ続ケタ・・・ [Todokanai ai to shitteita noni osaekirezuni aishitsuzuketa] was used as the theme song for the television drama Keiyaku Kekkon(契約結婚). The b-side is Noesis. Also includes the instrumental versions of both songs.
Tracklist:
- 届カナイ愛ト知ッテイタノニ、抑エキレズニ愛シ続ケタ・・・ [Todokanai ai to shitteita noni osaekirezuni aishitsuzuketa]
- Noesis
- 届カナイ愛ト知ッテイタノニ、抑エキレズニ愛シ続ケタ・・・ [Todokanai ai to shitteita noni osaekirezuni aishitsuzuketa] - inst.
- Noesis - inst.

2006:

January 25
REDEMPTION (maxi single w/dvd)

Gackt's twenty-fourth single. The limited edition includes a dvd with the video clip for REDEMPTION. REDEMPTION is the theme song to the PlayStation 2 game "Dirge of Cerberus - Final Fantasy VII". The b-side, LONGING, was used as an insert song in the game as well. Also includes the instrumental versions of both songs.
Tracklist:
- REDEMPTION
- LONGING
- REDEMPTION - inst.
- LONGING - inst.

January 25
REDEMPTION (maxi single)

Gackt's twenty-fourth single. REDEMPTION is the theme song to the PlayStation 2 game "Dirge of Cerberus - Final Fantasy VII". The b-side, LONGING, was used as an insert song in the game as well. Also includes the instrumental versions of both songs.
Tracklist:
- REDEMPTION
- LONGING
- REDEMPTION - inst.
- LONGING - inst.

March 1
Love Letter (maxi single)

Gackt's twenty-fifth single, and his twenty-fifth top 10 hit. Love Letter is the theme song to the anime "Kidou Senshi Z Gundam III~Hoshi no Kodo wa Ai (機動戦士Ｚガンダム　ＩＩＩ～星の鼓動は愛)" It was also used in the 2006 Takano Yuri Beauty Clinic CM that Gackt appeared in with Ryoko Yonekura. The b-side is Dybbuk, which originally appeared on the Crescent album. Also includes the instrumental versions of both songs.
Tracklist:
- Love Letter
- Dybbuk
- Love Letter - inst.
- Dybbuk - inst.

December 13
12月のLove song (CD single box set)

This was a special collection of all the different language versions of Juunigatsu no Love Song, including versions in Japanese, Chinese, English and Korean. The lyrics for the English version, December Love, were rewritten and the song was re-recorded. The Chinese and Korean versions were also re-recorded. The box contained an aroma lamp, and a set of postcards that pictured the CD covers in gold and silver foil.
Tracklist:
- 12月のLove song [2004 version]
- December Love [2006 version]
- 十二月的情歌 [2006 Chinese version]
- 12월, 어느 사랑노래 [2006 Korean version]
- December Love Song 〈한국어〉
- 12月のLove song [with background chorus]
- December Love [with background chorus]
- 十二月的情歌 [Chinese with background chorus]
- 12월, 어느 사랑노래 [Korean with background chorus]

2007:

February 7
野に咲く花のように [No ni Saku Hana no You Ni] (maxi single w/dvd)

Gackt's twenty-sixth single. This song was written for the graduates of Maiko High School in Hyogo Prefecture after Gackt had received a letter from one of the students there. He first performed the song at their graduation ceremony on February 28, 2006, and although he did not have plans to release the song, he decided to release it a year later due to overwhelming demand from his fans. The limited edition included a dvd with the PV for the song, which had clips from the graduation ceremony itself, and the piano score. The song was used for the NHK television show, みんなのうた (Minna no Uta). Also includes piano and instrumental versions.
Tracklist:
- 野に咲く花のように [No ni saku hana no you ni]
- 野に咲く花のように [No ni saku hana no you ni] - minna no uta
- 野に咲く花のように [No ni saku hana no you ni] - Pf. style
- 野に咲く花のように [No ni saku hana no you ni] - inst.
- 野に咲く花のように [No ni saku hana no you ni] - Pf. solo

February 7
野に咲く花のように [No ni Saku Hana no You Ni] (maxi single)

Gackt's twenty-sixth single. This song was written for the graduates of Maiko High School in Hyogo Prefecture after Gackt had received a letter from one of the students there. He first performed the song at their graduation ceremony on February 28, 2006, and although he did not have plans to release the song, he decided to release it a year later due to overwhelming demand from his fans. The song was used for the NHK television show, みんなのうた (Minna no Uta). Also includes piano and instrumental versions.
Tracklist:
- 野に咲く花のように [No ni saku hana no you ni]
- 野に咲く花のように [No ni saku hana no you ni] - minna no uta
- 野に咲く花のように [No ni saku hana no you ni] - Pf. style
- 野に咲く花のように [No ni saku hana no you ni] - inst.
- 野に咲く花のように [No ni saku hana no you ni] - Pf. solo

June 20
RETURNER~闇の終焉～ [RETURNER~yami no shuuen~] (limited edition single)

Gackt's twenty-seventh single. RETURNER~闇の終焉～ [RETURNER~yami no shuuen~] was written with the image of the NHK Taiga drama 「風林火山」[Fuurin Kazan]. It was also used as the theme song for the Japanese release of the movie “The Prestige” The single includes live versions of Cube and Birdcage, which were recorded during the Gackt Training Days 2006 Drug Party tour. The limited edition included the PV for RETURNER~闇の終焉～, and had a different cover version.
- RETURNER~闇の終焉～ [RETURNER~yami no shuuen~]
- Cube (DRUG I Ver.)
- Birdcage (DRUG I Ver.)
- RETURNER~闇の終焉～ [RETURNER~yami no shuuen~] – inst.

June 20
RETURNER~闇の終焉～ [RETURNER~yami no shuuen~] (single)

Gackt's twenty-seventh single. RETURNER~闇の終焉～[RETURNER~yami no shuuen~] was written with the image of the NHK Taiga drama 「風林火山」[Fuurin Kazan]. It was also used as the theme song for the Japanese release of the movie “The Prestige”. The single includes live versions of Cube and Birdcage, which were recorded during the Gackt Training Days 2006 Drug Party tour.
- RETURNER~闇の終焉～ [RETURNER~yami no shuuen~]
- Cube (DRUG I Ver.)
- Birdcage (DRUG I Ver.)
- RETURNER~闇の終焉～ [RETURNER~yami no shuuen~] – inst.

2008:

December 3
Jesus

Gackt’s twenty-eighth single. A year and a half passed between the release of his last single and Jesus, which was released prior to the start of the Requiem et Reminiscence II 2008-2009 tour. Jesus marked the beginning of his move back into the story of R&R, the background of which he explained in detail on Gackt.com through “Asakura’s Report” (see the Translations section for translations of the reports).

The single includes an R&RII version of Sayonara, as well as instrumental versions of both songs. The Dears Limited Edition came with a DVD containing the PV for Jesus. The cover of the Dears version was also different, featuring a close-up of a man’s face. This is the same man featured in the PV for Jesus, who repeatedly struggles with pulling the trigger of a gun to kill himself (and who is most likely a character we have learned about through Asakura’s Report).
- Jesus
- Sayonara - ЯR II ver.-
- Jesus instrumental
- Sayonara - ЯR II ver.- intr.

2009:

January 21
GHOST (Dears special edition single)


Gackt’s twenty-ninth single. GHOST was used as the theme song for the American television show, “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles”. It features an electronica/techno sound with a dance beat. As stated at Gackt.com, the song expresses the “screams of humans and non-humans at the same time. Screams of creatures with mechanical bodies and human hearts”. The Dears special edition came with the PV for GHOST, in which Gackt and his dancers are robot-like as they perform the song. The PV also includes clips from the Sarah Connor Chronicles. The cover of the Dears special edition shows a half-human half-robot skull, with the face of Gackt, on a black background. The b-side of the single is Blue Lagoon~深海~ Both songs were performed during the Requiem et Reminiscence II 2008-2009 tour.
- Ghost
- Blue Lagoon ~深海~ [Blue Lagoon~shinkai]
- Ghost- inst.
- Blue Lagoon ~深海~ [Blue Lagoon~shinkai] –inst.

January 28
GHOST (regular edition single)

Gackt’s twenty-ninth single. GHOST was used as the theme song for the American television show, “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles”. It features an electronica/techno sound with a dance beat. As stated at Gackt.com, the song expresses the “screams of humans and non-humans at the same time. Screams of creatures with mechanical bodies and human hearts”. The b-side of the single is Blue Lagoon~深海~ Both songs were performed during the Requiem et Reminiscence II 2008-2009 tour. The cover of the regular edition was similar to the Dears special edition, but had a red background.
- Ghost
- Blue Lagoon ~深海~ [Blue Lagoon~shinkai]
- Ghost -inst.
- Blue Lagoon ~深海~ [Blue Lagoon~shinkai] –inst.

March 28
Journey through the Decade (limited edition maxi single)


Gackt’s thirtieth single. Journey through the Decade was the theme song for the latest Kamen Rider television show, Kamen Rider Decade. This show commemorated the tenth anniversary of the Kamen Rider series, and ran for 31 episodes from January 25 to August 30, 2009. Gackt did not write the music or lyrics to this song, and it was released on the Avex label. The limited edition single came with the PV for Journey through the Decade, which starred Gackt, Masahiro Inoue (as Tsukasa Kadoya) and Seiji Takaiwa (as Masked Rider Decade). It also had a different cover version, with Gackt in the distance and Kamen Rider in the foreground.
- Journey through the Decade
- J.t.D. Re-Mix RIDE”Distort”
- J.t.D. Re-Mix RIDE”Symphony”
- Journey through the Decade – inst.

March 28
Journey through the Decade (regular edition maxi single)

Gackt’s thirtieth single. Journey through the Decade was the theme song for the latest Kamen Rider television show, Kamen Rider Decade. This show commemorated the tenth anniversary of the Kamen Rider series, and ran for 31 episodes from January 25 to August 30, 2009. Gackt did not write the music or lyrics to this song, and it was released on the Avex label. The cover featured a closeup of Gackt, with Kamen Rider in the distance.
- Journey through the Decade
- J.t.D. Re-Mix RIDE”Distort”
- J.t.D. Re-Mix RIDE”Symphony”
- Journey through the Decade – inst.

June 10
小悪魔ヘヴン [Koakuma Heaven] (Dears special edition single)

Gackt’s thirty-first single. To celebrate his 10th anniversary as a solo artist in 2009, Gackt released four singles in four consecutive weeks. The first release was小悪魔ヘヴン, a song with a techno dance beat, much like GHOST, but very different in theme. “koakuma” literally means “little devil”, and the title refers to Koakuma Ageha, a Japanese fashion magazine for the “gyaru” subculture. The lyrics are distinctly written from the point of view of a woman (most likely a hostess), and are fairly raunchy. The written lyrics include Japanese style emoticons, commonly used by girls in emails and text messages. The cover of the Dears special edition single shows a closeup of Gackt, made up like one of the Ageha models, in full makeup and wig.
The b-side is My Father’s Day. This song was written in memory of Ogata Ken, who starred in the drama series Furin Kazan with Gackt, and who passed away in 2008. Gackt has said he regards Ogata as a father figure, and has even referred to him as his father.
- 小悪魔ヘヴン
- My Father's Day
- 小悪魔ヘヴン –inst.
- My Father's Day –inst.

June 10
小悪魔ヘヴン [Koakuma Heaven] (regular edition single)

Gackt’s thirty-first single. To celebrate his 10th anniversary as a solo artist in 2009, Gackt released four singles in four consecutive weeks. The first release was小悪魔ヘヴン, a song with a techno dance beat, much like GHOST, but very different in theme. “koakuma” literally means “little devil”, and the title refers to Koakuma Ageha, a Japanese fashion magazine for the “gyaru” subculture. The lyrics are distinctly written from the point of view of a woman (most likely a hostess), and are fairly raunchy. The written lyrics include Japanese style emoticons, commonly used by girls in emails and text messages. The cover of the regular edition single shows Gackt, in full Ageha makeup and wig, in a sea of other Ageha models.
The b-side is My Father’s Day. This song was written in memory of Ogata Ken, who starred in the drama series Furin Kazan with Gackt, and who passed away in 2008. Gackt has said he regards Ogata as a father figure, and has even referred to him as his father.
- 小悪魔ヘヴン
- My Father's Day
- 小悪魔ヘヴン –inst.
- My Father's Day –inst.

June 17
Faraway~星に願いを～ [Faraway~wishing on a star~] (Dears special edition single)

Gackt’s thirty-second single. This is the second of four singles released in four consecutive weeks (Koakuma Heaven was the first) to commemorate Gackt’s 10th anniversary as a solo artist. The Dears special edition cover features the naked backsides of Gackt and the members jumping up and swinging their underwear. During one of his lives, Gackt had stated that he would strip off his underwear for the next single cover, and well, Gackt never breaks his promises! The b-side is Oblivious～顔のない天使～
- Faraway～星に願いを～[Faraway~wishing on a star~]
- Oblivious～顔のない天使～ [Oblivious~an angel without a face~]
- Faraway～星に願いを～[Faraway~wishing on a star~] –inst.
- Oblivious～顔のない天使～[Oblivious~an angel without a face~] –inst.）

June 17
Faraway~星に願いを～ [Faraway~wishing on a star~] (regular edition single)

Gackt’s thirty-second single. This is the second of four singles released in four consecutive weeks (Koakuma Heaven was the first) to commemorate Gackt’s 10th anniversary as a solo artist. Unlike the Dears edition, the regular edition cover features a woman swinging her bra. The b-side is Oblivious～顔のない天使～
- Faraway～星に願いを～[Faraway~wishing on a star~]
- Oblivious～顔のない天使～ [Oblivious~an angel without a face~]
- Faraway～星に願いを～[Faraway~wishing on a star~] –inst.
- Oblivious～顔のない天使～[Oblivious~an angel without a face~] –inst.

June 24
LOST ANGELS (Dears special edition single)

Gackt’s thirty-third single. This is the third of four singles released in four consecutive weeks (Koakuma Heaven was the first, Faraway was the second) to commemorate Gackt’s 10th anniversary as a solo artist. The Dears special edition cover version features Gackt with angel wings, embracing a woman. The single also includes the tracks No Reason and Suddenly, as well as instrumental versions of all three songs.
- Lost Angels
- No Reason
- Suddenly
- Lost Angels –inst.
- No Reason –inst.
- Suddenly –inst.

June 24
LOST ANGELS (regular edition single)

Gackt’s thirty-third single. This is the third of four singles released in four consecutive weeks (Koakuma Heaven was the first, Faraway was the second) to commemorate Gackt’s 10th anniversary as a solo artist. The regular edition cover features Gackt with angel wings. The single also includes the tracks No Reason and Suddenly, as well as instrumental versions of all three songs.
- Lost Angels
- No Reason
- Suddenly
- Lost Angels –inst.
- No Reason –inst.
- Suddenly –inst.

July 1
Flower (Dears special edition single)

Gackt’s thirty-fourth single. This is the last of four singles released in four consecutive weeks (Koakuma Heaven, Faraway and LOST ANGELS were the first three) to commemorate Gackt’s 10th anniversary as a solo artist. The Dears special edition cover featured a black and white photo of Gackt as Zero, his legs missing, and holding out his hand to a yellow flower that is illuminated by a shaft of light from above. The b-side is In Flames.
- Flower
- In Flames
- Flower –inst.
- In Flames –inst.

July 1
Flower (Dears special edition single)

Gackt’s thirty-fourth single. This is the last of four singles released in four consecutive weeks (Koakuma Heaven, Faraway and LOST ANGELS were the first three) to commemorate Gackt’s 10th anniversary as a solo artist. The regular edition cover features a similar photo as the Dears special edition, but Zero is surrounded by a field of yellow flowers, and the sky is a brilliant yellow and orange. The b-side is In Flames.
- Flower
- In Flames
- Flower –inst.
- In Flames –inst.

August 11
The Next Decade (single)

Gackt’s thirty-fifth single. The Next Decade was the theme song for the movie “Kamen Rider Decade The Movie – All Riders vs. Dai-Shocker”, which was released in Japan on August 8, 2009. Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Kamen Riders series, the film featured all ten of the Heisei Kamen Riders as well as all of the Showa era riders. Gackt also appears in the film as Kamen Rider Joji Yuki. Joji Yuki has prosthetic arm attachments that are used as weapons, and rides a motorbike dubbed the “Rider Machine”. The CD+DVD version of the single included a DVD with the PV for The Next Decade. The PV features Gackt as Kamen Rider Joji Yuki. The CD+DVD single cover version features a closeup of Gackt on his motorbike. The regular single cover version features Gackt standing next to the motorbike and holding his prosthetic weapon arm. As with Journey through the Decade, Gackt did not write the music or lyrics to this song, and it was released on the Avex label.
- The Next Decade
- T.N.D. Orchestra Attack Ride
- The Next Decade –inst.

December 9
雪月花 -The end of silence- [setsugekka –The end of silence-] (Dears special edition single)

Gackt’s thirty-sixth single. Both songs on this single, Setsugekka and Zan, were featured as the theme songs for the Japanese Wii game, Sengoku Musou 3 (Samurai Warriors 3). Setsugekka is a heavy ballad-type song, whereas Zan is more rock with the use of traditional Japanese instruments, creating a very unique sound. Playing on the single are guest musicians Ni-ya (Nightmare) on bass, Tsukasa (DespairRay) on drums, and Shun (Duel Jewel) on guitar. The PV, which came with the Dears special edition, featured Gackt and You, as well as the three guest musicians. The Dears special edition cover version shows Gackt sitting below flowering trees.
- 雪月花 -The end of silence- [setsugekka –The end of silence-]
- 斬～ZAN～
- 雪月花 -The end of silence- [setsugekka –The end of silence-] –inst.
- 斬～ZAN～ -inst.

December 9
雪月花 -The end of silence- [setsugekka –The end of silence-] (regular edition single)

Gackt’s thirty-sixth single. Both songs on this single, Setsugekka and Zan, were featured as the theme songs for the Japanese Wii game, Sengoku Musou 3 (Samurai Warriors 3). Setsugekka is a heavy ballad-type song, whereas Zan is more rock with the use of traditional Japanese instruments, creating a very unique sound. Playing on the single are guest musicians Ni-ya (Nightmare) on bass, Tsukasa (DespairRay) on drums, and Shun (Duel Jewel) on guitar. The PV, which came with the Dears special edition, featured Gackt and You, as well as the three guest musicians. The regular cover version shows Gackt sitting amongst falling snow and staring up at the large moon above.
- 雪月花 -The end of silence- [setsugekka –The end of silence-]
- 斬～ZAN～
- 雪月花 -The end of silence- [setsugekka –The end of silence-] –inst.
- 斬～ZAN～ -inst.

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