Running Along the Pacific with Views of Mt. Fuji — One of Asia’s Most Spectacular and Flat Marathon Courses Running Along the Pacific with Views of Mt. Fuji — One of Asia’s Most Spectacular and Flat Marathon Courses Running Along the Pacific with Views of Mt. Fuji — One of Asia’s Most Spectacular and Flat Marathon Courses

21ST SHONAN INTERNATIONAL MARATHON

21ST SHONAN INTERNATIONAL MARATHON

21ST SHONAN INTERNATIONAL MARATHON

Event Features 活动特色 活動特色。

Spectacular Views of Mt. Fuji and the Shonan Coast

Enjoy one of Asia's most scenic marathon courses, known for its flat and straight layout that makes it exceptionally runner-friendly. While feeling the refreshing sea breeze from the Pacific Ocean, you can enjoy an incredibly open seaside course with stunning views of Japan's iconic Mt. Fuji and the vast Pacific Ocean.

With a maximum elevation difference of just 15 meters and only two major turns on this out-and-back course, it is extremely easy to run on, making it ideal for runners aiming to achieve a new personal best. The race starts and finishes at the Oiso Prince Hotel.

A New Kind of Inspiration Through Eco-Friendly Initiatives

Would you like to experience a clean, waste-free marathon? This event promotes a "bring-your-own bottle" policy, eliminating disposable cups and plastic bottles along the course—an initiative supported by about 95% of participants.

With the concept of "connecting marathons to the future," the event proudly positions itself as one of the most eco-friendly marathons in the world, reflecting Japan's leadership in environmental sustainability.

Just One Hour from Tokyo — Excellent Tourism Potential

The host area, Shonan, is a popular destination known for its beaches, mild climate, and relaxed resort atmosphere. Located just about an hour by train from Tokyo, it is also easily accessible from both Narita and Haneda airports, making it perfect for combining travel and racing.

Nearby attractions include famous spots such as Kamakura (with its Great Buddha), Enoshima Island, and Hakone's hot springs. After the race, you can relax in a hot spring for recovery or enjoy cultural experiences. The historic resort town of Oiso also offers beautiful beaches and delicious local gourmet food.

Great Buddha of Kamakura

Enoshima Island

High-Quality Hospitality and Comfort

Despite being one of Japan's largest races with around 26,000 participants, the event is known for its attentive organization and excellent facilities, including ample restrooms and strong on-course support—highly rated by domestic runners.

There is also a dedicated page for international runners available in five languages. Compared to typical urban marathons, you can enjoy a more relaxed beach resort atmosphere while feeling safe and well-supported.

Spectacular Views of Mt. Fuji and the Shonan Coast

Enjoy one of Asia's most scenic marathon courses, known for its flat and straight layout that makes it exceptionally runner-friendly. While feeling the refreshing sea breeze from the Pacific Ocean, you can enjoy an incredibly open seaside course with stunning views of Japan's iconic Mt. Fuji and the vast Pacific Ocean.

With a maximum elevation difference of just 15 meters and only two major turns on this out-and-back course, it is extremely easy to run on, making it ideal for runners aiming to achieve a new personal best. The race starts and finishes at the Oiso Prince Hotel.

A New Kind of Inspiration Through Eco-Friendly Initiatives

Would you like to experience a clean, waste-free marathon? This event promotes a "bring-your-own bottle" policy, eliminating disposable cups and plastic bottles along the course—an initiative supported by about 95% of participants.

With the concept of "connecting marathons to the future," the event proudly positions itself as one of the most eco-friendly marathons in the world, reflecting Japan's leadership in environmental sustainability.

Just One Hour from Tokyo — Excellent Tourism Potential

The host area, Shonan, is a popular destination known for its beaches, mild climate, and relaxed resort atmosphere. Located just about an hour by train from Tokyo, it is also easily accessible from both Narita and Haneda airports, making it perfect for combining travel and racing.

Nearby attractions include famous spots such as Kamakura (with its Great Buddha), Enoshima Island, and Hakone's hot springs. After the race, you can relax in a hot spring for recovery or enjoy cultural experiences. The historic resort town of Oiso also offers beautiful beaches and delicious local gourmet food.

Great Buddha of Kamakura

Enoshima Island

High-Quality Hospitality and Comfort

Despite being one of Japan's largest races with around 26,000 participants, the event is known for its attentive organization and excellent facilities, including ample restrooms and strong on-course support—highly rated by domestic runners.

There is also a dedicated page for international runners available in five languages. Compared to typical urban marathons, you can enjoy a more relaxed beach resort atmosphere while feeling safe and well-supported.

Spectacular Views of Mt. Fuji and the Shonan Coast

Enjoy one of Asia's most scenic marathon courses, known for its flat and straight layout that makes it exceptionally runner-friendly. While feeling the refreshing sea breeze from the Pacific Ocean, you can enjoy an incredibly open seaside course with stunning views of Japan's iconic Mt. Fuji and the vast Pacific Ocean.

With a maximum elevation difference of just 15 meters and only two major turns on this out-and-back course, it is extremely easy to run on, making it ideal for runners aiming to achieve a new personal best. The race starts and finishes at the Oiso Prince Hotel.

A New Kind of Inspiration Through Eco-Friendly Initiatives

Would you like to experience a clean, waste-free marathon? This event promotes a "bring-your-own bottle" policy, eliminating disposable cups and plastic bottles along the course—an initiative supported by about 95% of participants.

With the concept of "connecting marathons to the future," the event proudly positions itself as one of the most eco-friendly marathons in the world, reflecting Japan's leadership in environmental sustainability.

Just One Hour from Tokyo — Excellent Tourism Potential

The host area, Shonan, is a popular destination known for its beaches, mild climate, and relaxed resort atmosphere. Located just about an hour by train from Tokyo, it is also easily accessible from both Narita and Haneda airports, making it perfect for combining travel and racing.

Nearby attractions include famous spots such as Kamakura (with its Great Buddha), Enoshima Island, and Hakone's hot springs. After the race, you can relax in a hot spring for recovery or enjoy cultural experiences. The historic resort town of Oiso also offers beautiful beaches and delicious local gourmet food.

Great Buddha of Kamakura

Enoshima Island

High-Quality Hospitality and Comfort

Despite being one of Japan's largest races with around 26,000 participants, the event is known for its attentive organization and excellent facilities, including ample restrooms and strong on-course support—highly rated by domestic runners.

There is also a dedicated page for international runners available in five languages. Compared to typical urban marathons, you can enjoy a more relaxed beach resort atmosphere while feeling safe and well-supported.

Event Summary 活动概述。 活動概述。

Race Name 种族名称 比賽名稱 21ST SHONAN INTERNATIONAL MARATHON 21ST SHONAN INTERNATIONAL MARATHON 21ST SHONAN INTERNATIONAL MARATHON
Date 日期 日期。 December 6 2026 December 6 2026 December 6 2026
Location 地点 地點 Oiso Town and others (Kanagawa) Oiso Town and others (Kanagawa) Oiso Town and others (Kanagawa)
Race Categories 比赛类别 比賽類別 Full Marathon Full Marathon Full Marathon
Time Limit 时间限制 時間限制 Total of 6 hours and 30 minutes Total of 6 hours and 30 minutes Total of 6 hours and 30 minutes
Number of participants 参与人数 參與人數 19,500 participants (including domestic participants) 19,500 participants (including domestic participants) 19,500 participants (including domestic participants)
Entry Period 报名时间 報名期間 April 4 2026 20:00 - September 9 2026 23:59 April 4 2026 20:00 - September 9 2026 23:59 April 4 2026 20:00 - September 9 2026 23:59
Web Site 网站 網站 https://www.shonan-kokusai.jp/ https://www.shonan-kokusai.jp/ https://www.shonan-kokusai.jp/