Konomi Fujimura is a Japanese voice actress, singer, and lyricist from Fukuoka Prefecture, born on November 20, 1987. Her path to a career in entertainment began with an interest in fashion, but she ultimately chose to pursue her dream of becoming a voice actor, inspired by her love of anime. She is a graduate of the Fukuoka School of Music and the AIR AGENCY Voice Actor Training School.

Fujimura's professional career started in 2009. Her talent for singing was recognized early on when she was a runner-up in the Fukuoka regional qualifiers for the 2nd All-Japan Anisong Grand Prix and advanced to the national finals. In 2011, she gained further exposure as a member of the voice actor idol group One Little Kiss, formed through a variety program, marking her debut as an artist. She is also active in the musical unit Alpaca Mollis with musician Ryosuke Shigenaga, using the stage name "neco" for this project.

Fujimura is best known for her long-running role as Natsuki Nakagawa in the Sound! Euphonium franchise. She first voiced the character in the 2015 television anime and has since reprised the role across numerous sequels and films, including the second television season, the movie Gekijō-ban Hibike! Euphonium: Todoketai Melody, and the film Liz and the Blue Bird. Her other notable anime roles include Dina Sera in The Iceblade Sorcerer Shall Rule the World and Imomi in The Family Circumstances of the Irregular Witch. In the realm of video games, her work includes providing the voice for the character Naka in Azur Lane.

Beyond performance, Fujimura is an accomplished lyricist, having written songs for a wide range of popular artists, including Kana Hanazawa and Minori Suzuki, as well as for anime and game projects such as IDOLY PRIDE and The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls. Throughout her career, she has been affiliated with several talent agencies. After leaving AIR AGENCY in 2020 and working as a freelancer, she joined Hifumi in 2021 before becoming independent again in 2024 and subsequently transferring to Arte Refact.