Atsuki Nakamura is a Japanese voice actress and singer who originated from Saitama Prefecture, born on June 15. She is affiliated with the talent agency HIGH PINE, having joined in July 2024 after a brief freelance period and previous tenures with EARLY WING and Digital Double.

Nakamura began her voice acting career in 2011, making her debut with a minor role in the video game Disgaea 4. She is most widely recognized for her portrayal of Roco, also known as Banba Michiko, in The IDOLM@STER Million Live! franchise. This role has been a cornerstone of her career, involving her in numerous video games, the franchise's anime adaptation, drama CDs, and live stage concerts as the character. Her work in this series has also extended to recording many character songs, both as a soloist and as part of musical units within the project.

In addition to her signature role in The IDOLM@STER, Nakamura has voiced characters in a variety of other anime series and video games. Her early anime work included an appearance in Shirokuma Cafe. She is set to voice the character Hotaru Shimizu in the anime series Catch Me at the Ballpark!, which premiered in April 2025. This role is particularly fitting given her well-documented passion for baseball. Her other notable video game roles include Mary in Mary Skelter Finale and appearances in titles such as Senran Kagura, White Cat Project, and Diss World. She has also performed in stage productions, including a leading role in Aozora Melodies.

Nakamura is known for having a range of interests and qualifications that complement her professional life. She holds certifications including a Level 2 Secretary Certification and a 6th-grade Baseball Knowledge Certification. An avid baseball fan, she is specifically known to support the Yomiuri Giants, a passion inherited from her family. She is also a practitioner of traditional Japanese arts, having studied ikebana (flower arranging) and the tea ceremony, for which she holds a beginner-level certificate from the Urasenke school. Among her fans, she is known by affectionate nicknames such as Acchan, Atsuhime, and Hot Princess. Her favorite saying is Ichigo Ichie, a Japanese idiom that emphasizes cherishing each unique encounter.