Azusa Yamamoto is a Japanese actress, tarento (television personality), and gravure idol who has performed limited voice acting work in anime. Born on April 24, 1981, in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, her career has primarily been centered on live-action roles, particularly within the Super Sentai franchise.

Yamamoto's most prominent and recurring on-screen role is as Furabijo, the First Spear of the Jakanja, in the 2002-2003 Super Sentai series Ninpū Sentai Hurricaneger. She has reprised this character in several subsequent film crossovers and anniversary projects, including appearances opposite later Super Sentai teams such as Bakuryū Sentai Abaranger, Tokusō Sentai Dekaranger, and GōGō Sentai Bōkenger. Her live-action filmography also includes the comedy television drama series Japan in 2003.

In the realm of anime voice acting, Yamamoto's credited roles are few. She voiced the title character, Wappi-chan, in the 2006 educational television anime Wa Wa Wa Wappi-chan, which focused on teaching Japanese language and culture. Her most recognized anime role followed in 2008 when she was cast as Kanna Kirishima in the original net animation (ONA) Ikuze! Gen-san. This slapstick comedy series was based on Irem's Gen-san (Hammerin' Harry) game franchise. In it, she played the childhood friend of the protagonist, a role that was announced alongside her previous work on Wa Wa Wa Wappi-chan. Additionally, she provided a voice for herself in a 2007 Detective Conan special feature.

Information on recurring collaborations with specific anime directors or consistent voice acting partnerships is not readily available in the provided sources. Her career demonstrates a focus on live-action performance, with her voice roles representing a minor but noted aspect of her professional activities.