Kozue Kamada is a Japanese voice actress affiliated with the talent agency Aoni Production. She is a native of Miyagi Prefecture and was born on September 11, with blood type B. She is a graduate of the Aonijuku Tokyo school, class number 2, period 3, and began her voice acting career in the early 2000s.

Kamada is known for her extensive work in long-running anime series, video games, and foreign film dubbing. Her anime career includes significant supporting roles across many popular franchises. She is credited with voicing various characters in the long-running series One Piece, including roles such as Rika. She also portrayed Yuriko in the original Futari wa Pretty Cure and its sequel, Futari wa Pretty Cure Max Heart. Beyond these, her television animation work includes appearances in Astro Boy, Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo, The Galaxy Railways, Ring ni Kakero, Stellvia of the Universe, World Trigger (as characters including Katsuho Ketsuki), and the 2012 series Saint Seiya Omega.

Regarding the series Ayakashi - Samurai Horror Tales, Kamada played multiple roles across its three installments. She voiced the character Kikyou in the Tenshu Monogatari arc, Mao Sakai in the Bakeneko arc, and also contributed to the Yotsuya Kaidan arc.

Her voice acting portfolio extends significantly into video games. She has performed roles in several entries of the Tales of series, including Elsa Olcott in Tales of Legendia and Drossel K. Shaal in Tales of Xillia and its sequel. Her other game credits include Rosalind in Rune Factory 2, Sarisa in Phantasy Star ZERO, and roles in the LovePlus and Samurai Warriors series. In the field of dubbing, she has contributed to the Japanese-language versions of foreign productions such as Sesame Street and Top Gun.

Throughout her career, she has had recurring collaborations with several directors and fellow voice actors. She has worked multiple times with directors such as Morio Hatano on projects including World Trigger and Saint Seiya Omega. Her frequent co-stars include Daisuke Namikawa and Kenji Hamada, with whom she has collaborated on both World Trigger and One Piece, as well as Tomokazu Seki and Noriko Hidaka from her work on the Pretty Cure and One Piece franchises.