Sora Takahata is a Japanese voice actor known for his work in anime, primarily active in the mid-2010s. His most recognized role is Eiji Kijinami, the dialect boy, in the 2015 television anime series Makura no Danshi. The character Eiji Kijinami is described as a fourteen-year-old boy with a rough but endearing personality who interacts with the viewer during a crowded train ride. The series presented a different male character in each short episode, with Takahata featured in the fourth episode.

Takahata made his anime debut in 2015 with a minor background role as a student in the second season of My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU TOO. At the time of his role in Makura no Danshi, he was considered a newcomer to the voice acting industry. Beyond television animation, his voice acting credits include roles in video games. He performed roles as a vampire man and a magician in the game Diabolik Lovers DARK FATE. He also participated in audio drama productions, including a role as a robber in a special drama CD for the series Hamatora and a further reprisal of his character in a drama CD for Makura no Danshi titled Drama CD Makura no Danshi: Dialect Boy and Middle School Boy. He was born on March 18 in Fukushima Prefecture and has stated his hobbies include singing and reading books about space. He was affiliated with the talent agency Vi-Vo.