has stolen several of their deposits. Not wanting to see the men fail, the bar's owner gives up the bar to the men, so they are able to open their own "host club." The bar owner's granddaughter, played by Riko Narumi, help the men get started and teaches them how to properly run a business. Music video The music video for the song became the finale in the story-line driven videos; the firsts being "Candy," "you," "Lies" and "feel." "Someday" was the second in the story-line videos to start with Kumi, instead of with the three men in the bar. The first was "Candy," which had featured rapper Mr. Blistah. The video for "Someday" has Kumi singing about the personas she had split herself into, who had found love. The video shows the conclusion to "you," "Lies" and "feel," with each man meeting up with their lover to reconcile. The love interests were played by Takashi Tsukamoto, Shogen Itokazu and Shugo Oshinari. Cover Each cover of the 12 Singles Collection takes inspiration from countries and cultures from around the world. The cover to Someday/Boys♥Girls draws inspiration from Koda Kumi's own country, Japan, and represents the geishas in Japanese culture. Track listing (Source) Charts Oricon Sales Chart (Japan) World chart 1st week: #11 Alternate Versions Currently, there are five renditions of "Someday": "Someday": Found on the single and corresponding album Best ~second session~ (2006) "Someday (Instrumental)": Found on the single (2006) "Someday (R. Yamaki's Groove Mix)": Found on Koda Kumi Remix Album (2006) "Someday (Big Boy Remix)": Found on Koda Kumi Driving Hit's 5 (2013) "Someday (litefeet Remix)": Found on Koda Kumi Driving Hit's 9 -Special Edition- (2019) References 2006 singles 2006 songs Japanese television drama theme songs Koda Kumi songs Rhythm Zone singles Songs written by Koda Kumi