Saori Murakita was a Japanese voice actor active in the mid-2010s, known for her role as Moko in the anime series Onyankopon and her involvement with the voice actor unit Earth Star Dream. She was born on September 8, 1992, in Shiga Prefecture, Japan. Her career in the entertainment industry began in 2014 when she was a winner of the National Voice Actor Award, a competition held by the talent agency EARTH STAR Entertainment. This victory led to her becoming a founding member of the voice actor unit Earth Star Dream, where her image color was purple. However, her time with the unit was brief, as she graduated from the group in May 2015. After a period following her departure from the group, Murakita joined the talent agency Crocodile.ltd in November 2016.

Her voice acting career, though spanning only a few years, included a variety of minor and supporting roles in television anime. Her debut role was as a female student in the 2015 series Ketsuekigata-kun! 2 (Blood Type-kun! 2). The same year, she also voiced a local resident in Teekyu. In 2016, she landed one of her more prominent early roles as Hinosaki Ain in the anime Nazotokine. She also had a small part as a concert audience member in Crane Game Girls Galaxy. The year 2017 was her most active, with several roles to her name. She played Gurumi in both seasons of Love Rice and also voiced a young version of the character Jan. She was cast as a female student in Elements of an Angel, as Tomiaka Ami and Hinosaki Ain in KAITO ANSA, and most notably for the user, as the character Moko in the series Onyankopon. Her final roles came in 2018, appearing as a customer and Nanri An in Yotsuiro Biyori, and as Daisuke in Dropkick on My Devil!.

Beyond anime, Murakita's work extended to other media. She was part of a radio program, A&G ARTIST ZONE THE CATCH, in 2015. In 2017, she appeared in a television program on TOKYO MX called Anyuken! and took on a role in a stage production titled Hōkago Wonderland. She also voiced a TV announcer in a drama CD for Shinryoku Idol Miyabino Sisters that same year.

Saori Murakita's career came to an end in 2018. Her agency, Crocodile.ltd, announced on September 7, 2018, that she would be leaving the agency and retiring from voice acting altogether at the end of that month. In a personal message regarding her retirement, she expressed gratitude to her fans, colleagues, and staff, describing her time in the industry as wonderful and like a miracle.