Results
Rank
Athlete
Finish Time
1
2:19:08
TOMOHIRO OZAWA
M35
2
2:39:04
Kazuki Narushima
M31
3
2:45:37
Chris Free
M39 Dylan Belles
4
2:47:46
Ben Krizman
M26
5
2:49:02
Javier Ramos
M30 Lucas Baldin
6
2:49:04
Christopher Ostoich
M41 Meriah Earle
7
2:49:05
Darcy Moreland
M37
8
2:57:29
Jeremy Roach
M39 Malindi Elmore
9
2:57:42
Matthew Levine
M28 Natalie Lutz
10
2:58:30
Adam Grubba
M41
11
2:59:36
CESAR HUBBARD
M38 Sebastián Castro
12
3:01:04
kimitoshi kinoshita
M53
15
3:03:31
Albert Callahan
M33 Adaptive Trainer
16
3:05:24
SHINYA SAIKI
M53
17
3:05:24
SHINYA SAIKI
M53
18
3:07:35
Radha Sahoo
M50 Adaptive Trainer
19
3:08:33
Amar Kuchinad
M50 Dylan Belles
21
3:14:47
Philipp Schnabl
M48 Dylan Belles
22
3:16:01
Josemaria Bolio
M48 Sebastián Castro
23
3:16:02
Kyle Gray
M38 Sam Scaffidi
24
3:18:00
Camilo Merchán Montes
M40 Michael Crouch
25
3:19:01
Steven Ericson
M47
27
3:21:38
Lester Romena
M40
28
3:23:24
Sam Munnelly
M26
29
3:24:22
Erik Johansson
M49 Peppe Lindholm
30
3:28:08
Phu Nguyen
M51Race 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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