Results
Rank
Athlete
Finish Time
1
2:39:04
Kazuki Narushima
M31
2
2:49:02
Javier Ramos
M30 Lucas Baldin
3
3:03:31
Albert Callahan
M33 Adaptive Trainer
4
3:10:25
Maggie Mathews
W31 Kara Dudley
5
3:18:27
Manuela Jaramillo
W30 Sebastián Castro
6
3:23:02
Madeleine Marshall
W30 Kara Dudley
7
3:30:05
Marko John
M33 Adaptive Trainer
8
3:31:55
Bridget Lincoln
W30 Sam Scaffidi
9
3:37:30
Allie Kaminski
W30
10
3:38:00
Caroline Moore
W31 Tiffany England
11
3:41:59
Carlos Urcelay
M34 Lucas Baldin
12
3:55:00
Sarah Wallack
W31 Ben Lauder - Dykes, Emmi Aguillard
13
3:57:58
Yen Lo
W34 Erica Kirkwood
14
4:20:50
Jesse Aku
M31 Akintunde Ogunmodede
15
4:24:00
Alice Ryland
W32 Hunter Pickens
16
4:25:00
Qian Yang
W32 Adaptive Trainer
17
4:33:00
Sofía Varela Reynoso
W32 JAVIER RAMIREZ
18
4:43:50
Mai Nguyen
W34 Julia Lucas
20
4:50:42
Danielle Liberman
W30
21
5:35:00
Angela Schondek
W32 Anoush Arakelian
22
5:57:17
Vanessa Carvajal
W33 Kai Ng
23
5:59:53
Julia Gaeta
W32 Victoria Sekely
Hector Rojas
M34
Geoffrey Weinberg
M33
tanathip chujitr
M30
Alex Pliskin
M34
Clinton Ho
M32 Caroline Högardh
Hailey Vonderahe
W33
Holly Evey
W33Race Details
The Tokyo Marathon is one of the six World Marathon Majors and is held annually in Tokyo, Japan. It attracts elite runners and amateurs from around the world and winds through the city's most iconic districts and landmarks.
Course Terrain 
The course is primarily run on paved city streets, offering a fast and relatively flat terrain with excellent crowd support. The route passes through famous districts including Shinjuku, Ginza, Asakusa, and ends near Tokyo Station.
Elevation Changes
The course is renowned for being flat with minimal elevation changes, making it ideal for runners seeking fast times or personal bests.
Other editions of Tokyo Marathon
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