Distance
Start Time
Cutoff
Terrain
Difficulty
Max Runners
The full marathon follows the flat, paved riverside course on the Arakawa riverbed and is open to men and women aged 19 and over in both the JAAF-registered and general divisions. Seven hours are allowed to finish, with intermediate cut-offs of 3 hours 30 minutes at the midpoint and 6 hours 30 minutes at the 38.6 km point, which helps keep the finish rate high.
Flat and fast riverside course on the Arakawa riverbed
Start and finish at the same temporary race venue
Seven-hour limit and a very high finish rate
Qualification
Start / Finish
In front of the temporary event venue inside the Arakawa riverbed, Itabashi ward, Tokyo
In front of the temporary event venue inside the Arakawa riverbed, Itabashi ward, Tokyo
Terrain
Route
Getting There
Race Day
What you get
Finisher medal
Finisher certificate
Chip timing
Event original towel
Bib fastener
Finisher medal (marathon only)
WEB record certificate (finisher certificate for non-registered divisions)
Record booklet
RUNNET race results and Ouen Navi cheer app
On the day
Food vendors
Merchandise
Marshals on course
Before you enter
Other questions
Only people who live in Itabashi ward. Working or studying in the ward does not qualify, and the same rule applies to members of a group entry and to anyone who receives a transferred entry.
The entry is invalidated.
No, duplicate entries are not accepted. Once the priority slot reaches capacity, runners can enter through the general slot instead.
There is no athlete check-in on the day before or on race day. Athlete bibs, timing chips, participation gifts and sponsor goods are posted to your registered address in early March, so please make sure your address details are accurate.
An event original towel and a bib fastener for everyone, plus a finisher medal for marathon finishers. A web record certificate (a finisher certificate for the non-registered divisions) and a record booklet are also provided.
Itabashi, Japan
Sunday, March 21, 2027
Are you the organiser of 2027 Itabashi City Marathon (Itabashi Ward Residents Priority Slot)?
We made a start. You make it yours.Claim this raceMore races like this one
€63
entry fee