Mikiko Enomoto is a Japanese voice actress, or seiyuu, who was born on March 31, 1973, in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. She began her career in the voice acting industry in 1990. Throughout her career, she has been affiliated with different talent management agencies, including Aoni Production and Saehane Shoji, and as of the most recent information, she works as a freelance voice actress.

Enomoto is perhaps best known for her long-standing association with the Detective Conan franchise, also known as Case Closed. In this series, she provides the voice for the recurring character Azusa Enomoto. Her work as Azusa Enomoto spans many years and includes appearances in the main anime television series, where she has been the character's voice from its early seasons onward. Her role in the franchise extends to several theatrical films, including the 2012 film Detective Conan: The Eleventh Striker and the 2018 film Detective Conan: Zero the Enforcer. A key recent role was in the 2022 spin-off television series Detective Conan: Zero's Tea Time, where she once again voiced Azusa Enomoto, a waitress at the Café Poirot where the protagonist works.

Beyond her extensive work in the Detective Conan universe, Enomoto has contributed her voice to other anime projects. Her other notable roles include Itsumi-sensei in the 2004 anime series Loving You Baby and the school principal in the 1997 animated film Hell Teacher Nube: The Movie. She also voiced the character Tim in the 1998 film Slayers Gorgeous. Information regarding specific awards or formal honors is not available in the public record.