The Tokyo Marathon 2017 was held on February 26 (Sun), and "Wilson Kipsang" from Kenya, who has greatly updated the tournament record of 2 hours 3 minutes 58 seconds, won the championship.
I went from Nihonbashi Muromachi, where the course was changed this year, to Kyobashi, Ginza, Sukiyabashi, and beautiful Chuo-ku, which became picturesque, supporting the players, and seeing volunteer activities of everyone along the road.
The Mitsui Main Building in Nihonbashi Muromachi and the Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi store are both important cultural properties. It's a refreshing smile of the runners running in front of them.
The runners passed the "Japan Road Mark". "Nabashi Nihonbashi" is also an important cultural property.
Mimi of Japanese food from Cored Nihonbashi. We had a tasting sale of warm and delicious sea bream soup and flying fish soup stock. I ordered a third cup of sea bream, flying fish soup, sea bream soup, and a third cup of replacement, and purchased "sea bream soup". It was a very thankful tasting sale when it was cold. This is 10km point.
By the way, in front of "Haibara" of Tokyo Nihonbashi Tower, a dancer from Fukagawa danced cheerfully and supported the runners.
Even before Takashimaya, many people cheered their voices hoarse and supported them. This building has also been designated as the first important cultural property as a department store building.
In front of BVLGARI. Foreign runners also run through. It's an international competition.
The runners turn right in front of GINZA PLACE, the corner of Ginza Mitsukoshi, and run toward Sukiyabashi.
Runners passing in front of Wako Building. Did you care about your watch? The official timer of this tournament is SEIKO.
My throat was a bit dry, so from Kiriko Rounge on the 6th floor of Tokyu Plaza. While drinking a little coffee, look down at the intersection of Sukiyabashi, and cheerful runners will run through. This is 30 km away.
12km away. We cheered, "Do your best to the goal," and enjoyed a stroll from Marunouchi Nakadori to the goal of Wadakuramon. Well, after all, the buildings in Chuo-ku are beautiful as pictures.