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Open to visually impaired runners classified B1, B2 or B3. Only one guide runner may accompany a competitor at a time, and a change of guide is permitted only at the 25.1km point in front of White Ring.
Start at Nagano Sports Park
City centre streets of Nagano
Olympic-related venues from the 1998 Winter Games
Finish inside Nagano Olympic Stadium
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What to bring
Athlete bib (must be worn; runners without one cannot start)
Timing tag
A My Number Card or qualification confirmation document valid as a health insurance card (must be carried on race day)
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Before you enter
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You will finish inside Nagano Olympic Stadium, likely on the track with spectators present. There may be a designated area for visually impaired runners and their guides. After crossing the line, you will receive a finisher's medal and can access the recovery area. Baggage drop and a meeting point should be arranged in advance, so confirm details at check-in.
Yes, visually impaired runners typically may run with a guide. You will likely need to register your guide in advance. Tethering methods can vary, so check the event regulations for approved techniques. Guides usually are not counted as separate participants but must be registered. Some events provide guides if needed, but it is best to arrange your own in advance.
Nagano, Japan
Sunday, April 18, 2027
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