Asami Yoshida is a Japanese voice actress from Osaka Prefecture, born on May 15th. She is affiliated with the talent agency Arts Vision. Yoshida is a graduate of the Japan Narration Acting Institute, now known as the Japan Narration Performance Institute, which provided her with foundational training for her career.

Yoshida began her voice acting career in the 2010s. Her early roles included minor characters in television anime such as an older woman in Tamayura: Hitotose in 2011 and a female announcer in Detective Conan in 2012. Throughout the decade, she built a diverse portfolio by voicing a wide array of supporting characters. Notable examples include the mother of Ichi no Sue Haru in Akuma no Riddle, a female teacher in Yuki Yuna is a Hero, an aunt in Himouto! Umaru-chan, Koichi Hamada in Erased, Nana Gotsui in Keijo!!!!!!!!, and a role in All Out!!. She also provided voices for characters in long-running and popular series such as Naruto: Shippuden and Magical Girl Raising Project. More recently, she was part of the cast for the 2024 anime The Stories of Girls Who Couldn't Be Magicians. In the specific series mentioned, Dibetagurashi: Ahiru no Seikatsu, Yoshida voiced the character Kosagi, the Little Egret.

Beyond anime, Yoshida's career extensively covers voice acting in video games and dubbing foreign content. In the gaming world, she is known for voicing Vayne in the Japanese version of League of Legends and has contributed to major titles like Granblue Fantasy and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. Her dubbing work is particularly prolific, lending her Japanese voice to numerous foreign films and TV series. She voiced Tasha "Taystee" Jefferson in the Japanese dub of Orange Is the New Black and has also worked on projects like The Angry Birds Movie, where she voiced Betty Bird. Other dubbing credits include The Accountant, the My Little Pony franchise (including various characters in Friendship is Magic and Equestria Girls), and the live-action tokusatsu series Kamen Rider Zi-O, where she voiced the Quiz Driver.

Recurring collaborations are not prominently documented in the available information, but her consistent work across numerous dubbing projects for foreign media represents a significant and steady aspect of her career. While not a collaboration with a specific director or studio, her repeated work within the My Little Pony franchise, voicing multiple characters across different series and specials, stands out as a notable area of focus.

Regarding notable achievements, Yoshida's career is marked by her versatility and high volume of work, rather than specific awards. Her ability to move between anime, major game franchises, and a substantial amount of dubbing work demonstrates a successful and in-demand career. Her listed special skills include singing and being able to bend only the first joint of her fingers.