Airi Matsui is a Japanese actress and musician who was born on December 26, 1996, in Iwaki, Japan. She debuted as a member of all-female pop group Sakura Gakuin in 2010, and left the act in 2012. She then turned her hand to acting, appearing in a live-action drama series adaptation of the manga title “Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches” in 2013. She followed up with her movie debut in “Omoinokoshi” in 2014. She has since gone on to appear in drama titles such as “Good Doctor” (2018) and “Secret Unrequited Love” (2019).

Airi Matsui

Six months after his friend Makoto's deadly plot on Christmas Eve, underworld negotiator Kida (Iwata Takanori) drifts through life without purpose, valued only by his underworld boss for his unique skills. When he is reluctantly drawn into a new case, he encounters Michiru (Matsui Airi), a mysterious woman whose familiar phrase about changing the world triggers memories of a long-lost friend who vanished when Kida was 20. Her unexpected appearance raises questions about potential connections to Kida's past and the friend he hasn't seen in years. This drama is a follow-up to the 2021 Japanese movie "The Master Plan" and explores themes of friendship, loss, and unexpected encounters. "Re: The End of the Tiny World ~Half A Year Later~" is a 2021 Japanese drama series directed by Makoto Kikukawa.

Re: The End of the Tiny World ~Half A Year Later~

🎆 Sparks of Life 🎆

Office worker Manatsu Miura's (Mizuki Itagaki) mother is ill, and he decides that the best way to cheer her up is to get married. The problem? Miura isn’t actually dating anyone. While searching on a dating app, he finds a match in Ami Haruta (Airi Matsui), a woman who thinks throwing herself headlong into a new relationship will help her forget her unfaithful ex-fiancé. The duo hold a haphazard wedding, knowing almost nothing about one another. Unfortunately, they find out that they’re actually co-workers, and neither told their colleagues about their nuptials! Miura and Haruta decide to keep their marriage a secret at work, but will doing so end in disaster – or could it ignite the fire of a lasting romance? This 2020 Japanese drama series was based on a hit manga series by Emi Fujiwara and was directed by Ryo Morita, Ryohei Shingu, and Daisuke Honda.

In-House Marriage Honey

✨The Honeymooners Team✨

TV Asahi

Yui Sato (Airi Matsui), a contracted worker at Amagi Pharmaceuticals, struggles with life's challenges, especially after losing her beloved dog. At a local bar, her emotional breakdown catches the attention of Kyoichi Amagi (Mokomichi Hayami), the company's CEO, who coldly tells her to go home. Enraged by his disdain, Yui impulsively strikes him, leaving him on the floor.

The next day, Yui is shocked to discover Kyoichi is her boss. Instead of firing her, he makes an unusual request that leaves her with no choice but to comply. Caught between fear of losing her job and confusion about her boss's strange demand, Yui finds herself in an unexpected and complicated situation.

This is a 2020 Japanese romantic comedy drama based on the manga series by Shiki Kokonose, directed by Taeko Kikuchi and Kenji Kuwajima.

This Guy is the Biggest Mistake in My Life

🔬 My Exhausting Boss 🐕

Hirabayashi Takuto (Horii Arata), Kyohei Hano (Yuki Yamada), and Hajime Okayama (Mitsuya Ryo) are three carefree friends sharing a rented house. Their comfortable life is suddenly disrupted when Takuto discovers an abandoned baby with a mysterious note claiming "This is your baby." Unsure of the child's parentage, the three inexperienced men must navigate unexpected fatherhood together. As they struggle to care for the infant, they face the challenges of determining the real father and wondering if the baby's mother will ever return. Their journey of accidental co-parenting tests their friendship and forces them to grow up quickly. This is a 2017 Japanese comedy-drama series directed by Okamoto Shingo and Komaki Sakura.

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