Izumi Araida, also known by the stage name Izumi Araida, is a Japanese voice actress born on September 5, 1998, in Hokkaido. She is affiliated with the talent agency Earth Star Dream, a unit of voice actresses formed by the publication Earth Star Entertainment. Araida is recognized primarily for her work in short-form comedy anime series, particularly within the Teekyū franchise. Her hobbies include karaoke, drawing, and doing impressions, while her favorite anime is Spirited Away. She has aspirations of becoming an entertainer who can bring joy to audiences.

Araida is best known for the role of Ayako Suzuki, a main character in the 2016 television anime series Usakame. This series is a spin-off of the high-speed comedy manga and anime Teekyū, and it follows the daily lives of four eccentric members of the Usakame High School tennis club. Her portrayal of Ayako Suzuki was her first major voice role and remains her most recognized performance. She reprised this character for guest appearances in the fifth, sixth, and seventh seasons of the parent series Teekyū. Her other voice work includes additional uncredited or minor roles within the Teekyū franchise.

As a member of the voice actress unit Earth Star Dream, Araida is frequently cast alongside her fellow unit members in the same projects. This recurring collaboration is most evident in Usakame, where her co-stars included unit members Yuki Nakajima as Kinako Tanaka, Hikaru Koide as Kurumi Satou, and Maria Tanijiri as Nishi Nishiaraidaishi. The four of them performed the series opening theme song Hashire! Usakame Koukou Tennis-bu!! as the group Usakame Koukou Tennis-bu. The entire seven-member Earth Star Dream unit also performed the ending theme song Promise you for the same series. This pattern of performing theme music alongside voice acting is a notable feature of her early career.

Within the Teekyū universe, one of her notable achievements is being part of the principal cast of Usakame, which was announced shortly after the manga's launch. She continued to appear in the wider franchise, including being listed in the cast for Teekyūs eighth season. Her work as a voice actor is concentrated in the mid-2010s, with Usakame and the related Teekyū seasons representing the core of her professional credits.