Yoichi Takahashi (1960–) is a Japanese manga artist. He made his debut with "Captain Tsubasa" in 1980, and the series quickly sparked a nationwide soccer boom after its serialization began the following year. Adapted into anime and distributed around the world, it inspired generations of footballers—including many international stars—and became one of the most influential sports manga ever created. His landmark work, "Captain Tsubasa", is celebrated not only for its exciting portrayal of friendship, perseverance, and competition, but also for its lasting impact on the global growth of the sport.