The Captain Tsubasa Pilgrimage: A Katsushika Statue Walk

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The Captain Tsubasa Pilgrimage: A Katsushika Statue Walk

By SportsPulse Editorial Team|Updated June 16, 2026|Editorial reviewEditorial policy ›

Captain Tsubasa’s creator hails from Katsushika in north-east Tokyo — and the ward honours him with a trail of bronze statues you can walk in an afternoon.

By the SportsPulse editorial team·Last verified: 16 Jun 2026·~6 min read
PHOTO / HERO差し込み予定(captain-tsubasa-katsushika-pilgrimage/権利安全素材)
The quick version

In Katsushika, Tokyo — hometown of creator Yōichi Takahashinine bronze Captain Tsubasa statues are dotted between Yotsugi and Tateishi stations on the Keisei line. The walk connecting them is an easy, flat afternoon, and the area is reachable in about 15 minutes from Asakusa, making it simple to add to a Tokyo itinerary. ⚠ Statue locations and access can change — check a current map before you go.

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1. The big picture

A relaxed, free walk through football-manga history.

This is one of Tokyo’s most accessible pilgrimages — free, flat and family-friendly.1 For Captain Tsubasa fans it’s a chance to meet the characters in the creator’s own neighbourhood.

9bronze statues
Yotsugi–TateishiKeisei line
~15 minfrom Asakusa
Afternooneasy walk

2. The statue trail

The statue trailキャプ翼 銅像

The nine statues are spread between Yotsugi and Tateishi stations in Katsushika, the ward where Yōichi Takahashi grew up.1 Walking the route connects the figures across quiet residential streets — an easy, enjoyable couple of hours for fans of the series.

3. Fitting it into Tokyo

Katsushika is reachable in roughly 15 minutes by train from Asakusa on the Keisei line, so the walk pairs naturally with a day around Asakusa, Senso-ji and the Sumida river.1 Pick up a current statue map, wear comfortable shoes, and you can comfortably do the trail and still see central Tokyo the same day. ⚠ Respect the residential setting and keep noise down.

4. Why it matters

  • It’s free and easy. A flat, walkable trail of nine statues.
  • It’s authentic. In the creator’s own home ward.
  • It fits any trip. Minutes from Asakusa in central Tokyo.

In five lines

  • Nine Captain Tsubasa statues stand in Katsushika, Tokyo.
  • They run between Yotsugi and Tateishi stations (Keisei line).
  • Katsushika is creator Yōichi Takahashi’s home ward.
  • It’s about 15 minutes from Asakusa by train.
  • The walk is an easy, free afternoon for fans.
A note on the facts: opening hours, access, streaming availability and prices change. We’ve flagged time-sensitive items with ⚠; confirm against official sources before travelling or subscribing. This article discusses cultural works and does not reproduce any copyrighted material.
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Sources & notes

  1. Captain Tsubasa Katsushika — 9 bronze statues between Yotsugi and Tateishi stations (Keisei line); Katsushika is creator Yōichi Takahashi’s home ward; ~15 min from Asakusa; easy flat walking route. Kanpai Japan
  2. Japan Travel

Dated 16 June 2026. Access, hours and availability change — flagged ⚠ items should be confirmed against official sources. Visit real-world locations respectfully and follow local rules.

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