Hairi Katagiri, born in Tokyo in 1963, is a versatile actress whose career spans over three decades, captivating audiences with her performances on stage, television, and film. A graduate of Seikei University, she began her journey in the arts while working part-time at the Ginza Bunka Cinema, where her passion for film ignited. Her most notable work, "R100" (2013), is a dark comedy that has garnered a cult following among collectors, particularly for its unique blend of outrageous humor and avant-garde storytelling. Katagiri’s contributions extend beyond film; she has taken on diverse roles in popular Japanese television dramas and continues to shine in theater productions directed by esteemed figures like Suzuki Matsuo. Collectors highly value her performances in "Kinema no Kamisama" (2021) and "Koi no Manazashi" (2021), both of which showcase her range and depth as an actress. With her enduring commitment to the arts, she remains a beloved figure in the Japanese entertainment landscape, making her filmography a treasure trove for physical media enthusiasts.