2024
19. Tokyo Marathon
About the Race
The Tokyo Marathon is one of the world’s most prestigious races and a cornerstone of the World Marathon Majors. Known for its fast, modern course that highlights Tokyo’s blend of tradition and innovation, runners pass iconic landmarks such as the Tokyo Tower and the Imperial Palace. The race attracts elite athletes and passionate participants from around the globe, all drawn by the event’s renowned organization and electric atmosphere. With enthusiastic spectators lining the streets, the Tokyo Marathon reflects the city’s vibrant energy, rich culture, and dedication to excellence.
Date & Time
Sunday, Mar 3, 2024
Start time: 7:00 AM
Location
Tokyo
JPN
Distance
42.195 km
26.2 miles
Event Type
Marathon
Major Event
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