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The half marathon is run on a Japan Association of Athletics Federations certified course and is the only division with a cutoff, with the 19.5 km checkpoint closing 2 hours 30 minutes after the start. It is open to male high school students and above and to female high school students and above.
JAAF certified half marathon and 10 km courses
Start and finish track at Nyuzen Town Central Park Athletics Stadium
Family division for parents and preschool children
Nyuzen oysters, welcome hot pot and a raffle at the finish
Start / Finish
Nyuzen Town Central Park Athletics Stadium, Nyuzen, Toyama
Nyuzen Town Central Park Athletics Stadium, Nyuzen, Toyama
Route
Race Day
What you get
Finisher t-shirt
Finisher certificate
Commemorative T-shirt for all participants
Jumbo goods for the jogging division
Jumbo goods and a lucky bag for the family division
Race record booklet
Sports accident insurance arranged by the organiser
WEB finish certificate
On the day
Bag drop
Food vendors
Merchandise
Before you enter
Other questions
Bring your My Number health insurance card or qualification confirmation document. You will also need your number card exchange voucher or number card, which must be shown when dropping off and collecting valuables.
Yes. Bag storage is available for valuables only, and items must fit inside an A4-size envelope. Your number card must be shown when handing in and collecting your bag.
All participants receive a commemorative T-shirt. The jogging division receives jumbo goods, and the family division receives jumbo goods and a lucky bag. After the race the organisers serve local Nyuzen oysters, drinks, a welcome hot pot and packed rice, and hold a raffle draw. The organiser also arranges sports accident insurance.
Each family team is made up of one parent or guardian aged 18 or over together with a preschool child, and each team may contain between 2 and 4 people. Entries must be made under the name of the participating adult.
Local attractions include the Suginokawa no Sawasugi cedar grove, the Jobenoma ruins, the Funami Castle site museum, the Nyuzen deep seawater facility and the Shimoyama Art Forest power station art museum. Local produce includes jumbo watermelons, tulips, deep seawater products and Nyuzen oysters.
Nyuzen, Japan
Sunday, November 15, 2026
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