"Can You Celebrate?" is Namie Amuro's seventh solo single under the Avex Trax label. Released on February 19, 1997, "Can You Celebrate" is the best-selling single by a solo female artist in Japanese music history, with sales of 2,296,200 copies. It is also the theme song for Japanese drama in 1997, which starred Emi Wakui, Tetsuya Takeda and Takashi Sorimachi. Namie Amuro herself appears in the opening sequence of the drama, along with Tetsuya Komuro on the piano. Release Unique to Amuro's singles, the re-release was released in a hardpaper slipcase and pressed on a full-sized 5" disc instead of the then industry standard 3" disc. The cover utilizes images from her Concentration 20 (1997) album as well as images from her original "Can You Celebrate?" and "Dreaming I was dreaming" singles. Closeup shoots of Amuro clasping her hands together exposing her engagement ring are some of the only professional photographs of it that exist. The single was re-released on December 25, 1997, as a maxi single to commemorate Amuro's marriage to Masaharu Maruyama (SAM). Featuring remixes of "Can You Celebrate?" as well as a remix of "Dreaming I Was Dreaming", the song charted as the first number one of 1998. Track listings CD single "Can You Celebrate? (Straight Run)" (Tetsuya Komuro) – 6:17 "Can You Celebrate? (Seventh Avenue South Mix)" (Tetsuya Komuro) – 8:43 "Can You Celebrate? (Back Track with TK)" (Tetsuya Komuro) – 6:16 1997 re-released maxi single "Can You Celebrate? (Wedding Mix)" – 6:28 "Dreaming I Was Dreaming (Subconscious Mix)" – 5:21 "Can You Celebrate? (Heavenly Mix)" – 4:46 "Can You Celebrate? (Wedding Mix - Instrumental)" – 6:28 "Dreaming I Was Dreaming (Subconscious Mix - Instrumental) – 5:20 Personnel Namie Amuro – vocals, background vocals Tetsuya Komuro – piano, background vocals Valerie Pinkerton-Background vocals Lynn Mabry-Background vocals Will Wheaton-Background vocals Kazuhiro Matsuo – guitar Producer – Tetsuya Komuro Arrangement – Tetsuya Komuro, Cozy Kubo String Arrangement – Randy Waldman Additional production – Robert Arbittier, Gary Adante Mixing – Dave Way Remixing – Joe Chiccarelli TV performances February 4, 1997 – Utaban February 9, 1997 – Super Jockey February 10, 1997 – Hey! Hey! Hey! Music Champ February 14, 1997 – Music Station February 16, 1997 – Mega Hits Special March 7, 1997 – Music Station March 28, 1997 – Music Station Special March 31, 1997 – Hey! Hey! Hey! Music Champ in Daiba May 21, 1997 –