

Cast & creator
Best known for 1 Litre of Tears, Helter Skelter, Followers
Erika Sawajiri is a Japanese actress, singer, and model. She was born on **April 8, 1986**, in Tokyo, Japan. Her father was Japanese, and her mother is of Algerian Kabyle origin who was raised in France. She began her career as a model before becoming an actress in the early 2000s. Erika became famous for her role as Aya Ikeuchi in the television drama **1 Litre of Tears** (2005), which earned her great praise for her emotional performance. She also starred in films such as **Shinobi: Heart Under Blade**, **Helter Skelter**, and the drama **Taiyō no Uta**. Through *Taiyō no Uta*, she started a music career and released several successful songs under the names **Kaoru Amane** and **Erika**. Throughout her career, Erika received several acting awards and became one of Japan's most popular actresses. Although her career was affected by personal controversies and legal issues, she later returned to acting and continues to work in the entertainment industry. Today, Erika Sawajiri is recognized for her talent, versatility, and memorable performances in Japanese television and cinema.
Also known as: اریکا سواجری
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film credits
17
television credits
50
2002–2026 · acting roles
6.6
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Signature credits
Across film & television
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Aya Ikeuchi
2005
Lilico
2012
Erika Sawajiri
2020
Keiko Hanamori
2019
Takako Matsudaira
2018
Satsuki Akikawa
2003
Chinami Yoshinari
2014
Kaoru Amane
2006
Honoka Kizaki
2005

Satsuki
2003
Kashiwazaki Yui
2017
Hotarubi
2005
Shizuko Ota
2019
Asuka Kandori
2015
Yachi
2005
Ageha
2015

Tada Tomoko
2017
Tomoko Tada
2018
Towako
2018
Keiko Komugita
2018
Kae Horii
2007
Ryo Miyahara
2013
Kyung-ja Lee
2005


Aya Ikeuchi
2007

Nana Kimura
2006
Yumiko Shirai
2006
Noriko Watanabe
2006
Akikawa Yukari
2003
Asuka Kandori
2015
Tomikoji Kimiko/Suzuki Kimiko
2012

Naomi Honma
2006
Saori Oishi
2018
Maki Shintani
2004


Natsuki Saito
2006
Chinami Yoshinari
2014
Miyahara Ryo
2013

Arai Mayumi
2016

Eru / Emu
2013
