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- Mar 7, 202775% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
The 2027 Tokyo Marathon Runs on 7 March for Its 20th Edition
- The Tokyo Marathon 2027 is on Sunday 7 March, the 20th edition of the race[1]
- Entries were taken from 24 June to 28 August 2026; the ballot window was 14-28 August and charity entries ran 24 June-9 July[2]
- The 2027 key visual shows individual runners as "points of light" that unite into one[1]
- It is a World Athletics Platinum Label race and one of the World Marathon Majors; the latest edition was run on 1 March 2026[3]
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- [1]75%tokyo42195.org/en/calendar/ec_260622_02.htmltokyo42195.org· Posted Oct 1, 2026· Starts Mar 7, 2027 ✓· 33% of score
The Tokyo Marathon Foundation's page gives Sunday 7 March 2027, and The Running Channel's[2] 2027 guide lists the same date.
- [2]75%How & When To Apply For Each Major Marathon In 2027 - The Running Channeltherunningchannel.com· Added Oct 1, 2026· 33% of score
Gives the 7 March date and the ballot and charity windows.[1]
- [3]75%Tokyo Marathon - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org· Added Oct 1, 2026· 33% of score
Race history, the Platinum Label and the March 2026 edition.[1]
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