Yurika Hirayama is a Japanese voice actor and singer who began her career in the entertainment industry primarily as a vocalist. She originally performed under the name Yurika before transitioning to voice acting. In late 2018, she joined the talent agency EARLY WING, and in April 2019, she formally announced that she would continue her career under her real name, Yurika Hirayama, working as both a voice actor and a singer.

Her voice acting career includes several notable roles in anime and video games. She is perhaps best known for her role as Ryōka Tachibana in the 2021 anime series Blue Reflection Ray, a role that marked a significant appearance in a major television production. In the same year, she also voiced a character named B Cube Master in the anime Edens Zero. Her other anime credits include roles in the series Nukitashi The Animation and Minato Kōsoku Gakuen Jōtōbu. In the field of video games, her work includes contributions to titles such as the 2020 game VVVtune and a role as Asahihime in Sengoku Taiga.

Before establishing herself as a voice actor, Hirayama had an extensive career as a singer, contributing theme songs and other music to various video games. Her musical work includes the ending theme for the 2008 game Raishi, the theme song for the 2015 game Shōjo Heiki Taizen, and the ending theme for the 2017 game Sweet Sweet Love. She also performed the opening theme for the 2017 game The Local Hero and contributed vocals to the 2020 game SEVEN's CODE ZERO. Her musical activities have continued alongside her voice acting, as she also performed a song for the 2021 animated film Playmobil: The Movie.

Hirayama is from Fukui Prefecture in Japan and has a listed birth date of August 28. Her professional profile notes her height as 166cm. Her interests include reading storyboards and original drawings, and her skills include singing, playing the piano, and being a dietary consultant.