Sayuri Furukawa is a Japanese voice actress, entrepreneur, and media personality born on August 23, 1984, in Nagasaki Prefecture. Her career in the entertainment industry began at a young age when she won the Grand Prix at the 22nd Horipro Talent Scout Caravan in 1997, an achievement that launched her career after competing against approximately 30,000 applicants. Initially, her work focused primarily on television entertainment programs.

Furukawa later pursued specialized voice acting training, becoming a scholarship student through a competitive selection process for the 20th class at the Japan Narration Acting Institute. This training marked her transition toward a career centered on voice work. During her time with the agency I'm Enterprise, she focused mainly on narration activities. In 2008, she transferred to the agency KeiDash Stage. Beyond performance, Furukawa has taken on leadership roles in the industry, founding a voice training school called Visei Labo in August 2016. By February 2019, she established her own talent agency and audio production company, Toypritz, where she serves as CEO while continuing her active career as a voice actress.

As a voice actress, Furukawa has contributed to a range of anime, video games, and narration work. One of her notable anime roles is Ena Gakuno in the 2010 special Shoka, a requestor-provided example of her work. Her other anime credits include voicing Yuri in Welcome to Irabu's Office, Aki in Kimi ni Todoke - From Me to You, Saki in InuYasha: The Final Act, Tofu Kozō in Nura: Rise of the Yokai Clan: Demon Capital, and a child character in Whispered Words. She is also known for the role of Meiko Shiraki in the anime Prison School. Her voice work extends significantly into video games, where she has voiced multiple historical figures in the long-running title Sengoku Taisen and taken roles in games such as Thousand Memories, Moero Chronicle, The World Chain, and Devil's Third.

Furukawa's career is also distinguished by her extensive work as a media personality, particularly within the gaming community. She is a self-described passionate gamer and has served as the official navigator for the Tokyo Game Show since 2011. Her television appearances have included regular roles on programs such as Game Record GP, Tamori Club, and various other entertainment and variety shows. She has also contributed to magazines as a regular columnist and authored a book about her hometown, Nagasaki Aru Aru, in 2015. Her multimedia presence includes a YouTube channel where she shares content related to gaming and cooking. Throughout her diverse career, Furukawa has balanced performance with entrepreneurship, mentoring, and content creation, establishing herself as a multifaceted figure in the Japanese entertainment industry.