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	{{quotation\|'''I was raised reading Dragon Ball!!'''<br>I read ''Dragon Ball'' right away when it began serialization. I was a lot like Goku as an elementary school student, since I lived way out in the mountains. Out of all the characters who appeared in ''Dragon Ball'', my favorite would have to be Piccolo, because he's cool. If I were to compare the members of SMAP to ''Dragon Ball'' characters... Kimura-''kun'' would have to be Vegeta. Nakai-''kun'' would be Goku, since he's bright and carefree just like him. I guess Mori-''kun'' would be Tenshinhan. Gorō-''chan'' would be Piccolo. Kusanaki-''kun'' would be either Kuririn or Yajirobe. I'd be Gohan. I grew up reading ''Dragon Ball'', through elementary school, middle school, and high school. ''Dragon Ball'' is the manga of our generation!! I was a little bit sad when it ended serialization, but I'm extremely grateful to Toriyama-''sensei''!\|Shingo Katori, ''Shenlong Times'' pamphlet, ''Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 2: Story Guide''}}		{{quotation\|'''I was raised reading Dragon Ball!!'''<br>I read ''Dragon Ball'' right away when it began serialization. I was a lot like Goku as an elementary school student, since I lived way out in the mountains. Out of all the characters who appeared in ''Dragon Ball'', my favorite would have to be Piccolo, because he's cool. If I were to compare the members of SMAP to ''Dragon Ball'' characters... Kimura-''kun'' would have to be Vegeta. Nakai-''kun'' would be Goku, since he's bright and carefree just like him. I guess Mori-''kun'' would be Tenshinhan. Gorō-''chan'' would be Piccolo. Kusanaki-''kun'' would be either Kuririn or Yajirobe. I'd be Gohan. I grew up reading ''Dragon Ball'', through elementary school, middle school, and high school. ''Dragon Ball'' is the manga of our generation!! I was a little bit sad when it ended serialization, but I'm extremely grateful to Toriyama-''sensei''!\|Shingo Katori, ''Shenlong Times'' pamphlet, ''Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 2: Story Guide''}}
	While not exactly ''Dragon Ball'' in nature, Katori played the main role of "Son Goku" [[Fuji TV]]'s 2006 ''Saiyūki'' live action drama adaptation.		While not exactly ''Dragon Ball'' in nature, Katori played the main role of "Son Goku" [[Fuji TV]]'s 2006 ''Saiyūki'' live action drama adaptation. Katori reprised his role as the voice of "Son Goku" in the 2007 Nintendo DS video game ''Saiyūki: Kinkaku Ginkaku no Inbō'' by D3PUBLISHER.

	In the '''28 November 2011''' special episode of the group's variety show ''SMAP x SMAP'', various anime theme songs were performed in conjunction with their original vocalists. Katori joined original performer [[Hiroki Takahashi]] in a duet of "[[Mystical Adventure!]]", the opening theme to the original ''Dragon Ball'' television series. In the same episode, fellow bandmate Goro Inagaki then joined original performer [[Ushio Hashimoto]] in their own duet of "[[I'll Give You Romance]]", the closing theme to the original ''Dragon Ball'' television series.		In the '''28 November 2011''' special episode of the group's variety show ''SMAP x SMAP'', various anime theme songs were performed in conjunction with their original vocalists. Katori joined original performer [[Hiroki Takahashi]] in a duet of "[[Mystical Adventure!]]", the opening theme to the original ''Dragon Ball'' television series. In the same episode, fellow bandmate Goro Inagaki then joined original performer [[Ushio Hashimoto]] in their own duet of "[[I'll Give You Romance]]", the closing theme to the original ''Dragon Ball'' television series.

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| jpn-name = 香取慎吾
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| birth_place = Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan
| residence = Tokyo, Japan
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| occupation = Entertainer, singer, actor, host, artist
| years_active = 1988–present
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| employer = Johnny & Associates (1987-2017)<br>CULEN (2017-present)
| website = [http://twitter.com/ktrsngofficial http://twitter.com/ktrsngofficial]<br>[http://instagram.com/katorishingo_official http://instagram.com/katorishingo_official]
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'''Shingo Katori''' is a Japanese entertainer, singer, actor, host, and artist, perhaps most known for his involvement in the boy band SMAP. Katori is a longtime and open fan of the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise, having made several appearances in conjunction with the series.

==Biography==
A brief biography of the person. Its length should be relative to the person's involvement in the series, but brevity and conciseness is still expected.

==Dragon Ball Roles/Positions==
[[File:shingo-katori-shenlong-times.jpg|thumb|200px|Shingo Katori's "I Love Dragon Ball" comment from [[Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 2|''Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 2: Story Guide'']]<ref name="daiz2comment">{{Cite guidebook|Title="Shenlong Times - 2nd Issue"|Book=6|Page=Insert Pamphlet}}<br>[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/translations/daizenshuu-2-shenlong-times/ Kanzenshuu Translations Archive: Shenlong Times — 2nd Issue]</ref>]]
[[File:shingo-katori-saiyuki.jpg|thumb|200px|Shingo Katori as "Son Goku" (Sun Wukong) from [[Fuji TV]]'s 2006 ''Saiyūki'' live action drama adaptation<ref>"Land of Fire". ''Saiyūki''. Episode 1. Japan: Fuji TV, 09 January 2006.</ref>]]
[[File:shingo-katori-smapsmap1.jpg|thumb|200px|Shingo Katori (left) performing alongside [[Hiroki Takahashi]] (right) in the '''28 November 2011''' episode of SMAPxSMAP<ref>''SMAPxSMAP''. Japan: Fuji TV, 28 November 2011.</ref>]]
[[File:shingo-katori-smapsmap2.jpg|thumb|200px|Shingo Katori (right) performing alongside [[Hironobu Kageyama]] (center) in the '''27 February 2012''' episode of ''SMAPxSMAP''<ref>''SMAPxSMAP''. Japan: Fuji TV, 27 February 2012.</ref>]]
In the supplemental "Shenlong Times" pamphlet included with 1995's [[Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 2|''Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 2: Story Guide'']], a then-18-years-old Katori contributed a brief comment for the ongoing "I Love Dragon Ball" column:<ref name="daiz2comment"></ref>

{{quotation|'''I was raised reading Dragon Ball!!'''<br>I read ''Dragon Ball'' right away when it began serialization. I was a lot like Goku as an elementary school student, since I lived way out in the mountains. Out of all the characters who appeared in ''Dragon Ball'', my favorite would have to be Piccolo, because he's cool. If I were to compare the members of SMAP to ''Dragon Ball'' characters... Kimura-''kun'' would have to be Vegeta. Nakai-''kun'' would be Goku, since he's bright and carefree just like him. I guess Mori-''kun'' would be Tenshinhan. Gorō-''chan'' would be Piccolo. Kusanaki-''kun'' would be either Kuririn or Yajirobe. I'd be Gohan. I grew up reading ''Dragon Ball'', through elementary school, middle school, and high school. ''Dragon Ball'' is the manga of our generation!! I was a little bit sad when it ended serialization, but I'm extremely grateful to Toriyama-''sensei''!|Shingo Katori, ''Shenlong Times'' pamphlet, ''Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 2: Story Guide''}}
While not exactly ''Dragon Ball'' in nature, Katori played the main role of "Son Goku" [[Fuji TV]]'s 2006 ''Saiyūki'' live action drama adaptation.

In the '''28 November 2011''' special episode of the group's variety show ''SMAP x SMAP'', various anime theme songs were performed in conjunction with their original vocalists. Katori joined original performer [[Hiroki Takahashi]] in a duet of "[[Mystical Adventure!]]", the opening theme to the original ''Dragon Ball'' television series. In the same episode, fellow bandmate Goro Inagaki then joined original performer [[Ushio Hashimoto]] in their own duet of "[[I'll Give You Romance]]", the closing theme to the original ''Dragon Ball'' television series.

A few months later, [[Hironobu Kageyama]] joined the group on the '''27 February 2012''' episode of ''SMAP x SMAP'' for a performance of "[[CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA]]", the first opening theme to the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series.

==Interviews==
* [https://www.kanzenshuu.com/translations/daizenshuu-2-shenlong-times/ "I Love Dragon Ball", ''Shenlong Times'' pamphlet, ''Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 2: Story Guide'']

==External Links==
* [http://twitter.com/ktrsngofficial Shingo Katori Official Twitter Account]
* [http://instagram.com/katorishingo_official Shingo Katori Official Instagram Account]

==References==
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