Results
Rank
Athlete
Finish Time
61
3:41:07
Brittany Backhus
W36 Diane Neubauer
62
3:41:51
Katya Malinova
W49
63
3:41:56
Lola Akingbola
W40 Stefanie Flippin
64
3:41:59
Carlos Urcelay
M34 Lucas Baldin
65
3:42:00
Yazid HO TEN YOU
M45
66
3:42:00
MANOJ THAKUR
M54 Vijayaraghavan Venugopal
67
3:42:12
corey smith
W40
68
3:42:15
Kate Stukenberg
W46 Michael Crouch - McKirdy Trained
69
3:43:50
David Chan
M50
70
3:43:59
Peter Hofmann
M66 Adaptive Trainer
71
3:45:03
Lyle Gamm
M51 Leah Rosenfeld
72
3:45:07
Crystal Chan
W50
73
3:45:34
Michael Gabriel
M38
74
3:46:19
Mark Topping
M55 Adaptive Trainer
75
3:47:00
Annie Qiu
W25
76
3:48:00
José Carlos Vargas del Rio
M27 JAVIER RAMIREZ
77
3:48:23
Miriam Ahmed
W26
78
3:50:16
bridgette hynes
W43 Heather Knight Pech
79
3:50:58
William Chan
M52 Adaptive Trainer
80
3:51:14
Kaittichai Kob
M53
81
3:52:00
Danaé Salazar
W50 Sebastián Castro
82
3:53:50
Matthew Jones
M38
83
3:55:00
Sarah Wallack
W31 Ben Lauder - Dykes, Emmi Aguillard
84
3:55:38
Megan Chabot
W29 WAHOO! Running
86
3:56:00
Miquel Schloerke
W49 Jessica Hofheimer
87
3:56:00
Kim Silverstein
W46
88
3:56:09
Twane Harris
M35 Joseph ShayneRace 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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