Asami Hara is a Japanese voice actress affiliated with the agency Wise Production. She is originally from Itami City in Hyogo Prefecture and was born on November 18th. She initially performed under the name Asami Hara but changed her stage name to Asami Hanase on July 1, 2019. Prior to her voice acting career, she attended beauty school and worked as a hairdresser. She later trained at the Osaka school of Tokyo Seiyu Produce, where she also served as the head host for the web program Seiyu Fighters.

Hara made her animated series debut in 2015 with minor roles in the series Ushio & Tora. She is recognized for playing the role of Tamako Tamai in the anime series Dagashi Kashi and its sequel, Dagashi Kashi 2. Her other major anime voice credits include Sanpei in Idol Jihen, Kei Suiitsu and Jay in Back Arrow, as well as various supporting roles in the series Mother of the Goddess' Dormitory. Her work in video games includes roles in titles such as Ren'ai Kyūen, Q&Q Answers, False Alice, and Touhou Dengenkei.

Beyond anime and games, Hara has participated in foreign language dubbing for productions including the animated series Captain Clark, Trains, and the Chinese series Tai Mu Niang Niang and Bai Cha Xian Zi. She is also the leader of the NPO theatre troupe Medaka no Kotaro, which performs children's shows, and has acted in the group's various stage productions. Her professional achievements are characterized by her consistent work across multiple media and her leadership in children's theatre. No information was found regarding the role of Ikuizumi Kurahashi in the series SI-VIS: The Sound of Heroes.