Call Me Chihiro

• Kasumi Arimura as Chihiro / Aya Furusawa, a former sex worker who now works at a bento shop. Her real name is Aya but Chihiro is her stage name
• Hana Toyoshima as Kuniko Seo / Okaji, a shy girl who secretly takes pictures of Chihiro and later becomes her friend
• Tetta Shimada as Makoto Satake, a young boy who lives with his mother and later becomes Chihiro's friend
• Van as Basil, Chihiro's best friend who falls in love with her former boss and starts working at his aquarium shop
• Ryuya Wakaba as Taniguchi
• Yui Sakuma as Hitomi, Makoto's mother
• Itsuki Nagasawa as Chinatsu Ube, a girl who likes to read manga and one of Chihiro's friends
• Miwako Ichikawa as Chihiro, a woman Chihiro met when she was a child and is the inspiration for her stage name
• Keiichi Suzuki as Tramp
• Toshie Negishi as Nagai
• Mitsuru Hirata as Bito, Tae's husband and the owner of the bento shop where Chihiro works
• Lily Franky as Utsumi, Chihiro's former boss
• Jun Fubuki as Tae, the owner of the bento shop where Chihiro works

The film was announced on Netflix.^[3] It is based on the manga series Chihiro-san by Hiroyuki Yasuda.^[4] The principal photography of the film took place in Hiroshima, Japan.^[5] The trailer of the film was released on 6 December 2022.^[6]

On the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, 75% of 8 critics' reviews are positive.^[7] Brian Costello of Common Sense Media rated the film 4 stars out of 5.^[8]

Tatat Bunnag of Bangkok Post,^[9] Felix Martua of The Jakarta Post reviewed the film.^[10]