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1. Shinagawa 5km 20km Shinjuku Yotsuya Iidabashi Ueno Akihabara Asakusa Tsukiji Harumi Toyosu Ariake Roppongi Shibuya Harajuku Tokyo 40km Halfway Point 35km 30km 25km 15km 10km Start Finish TOKYO MARATHON EXPO 2015 February 19-21 TOKYO MARATHON COURSE MAP Tokyo Big Sight Tokyo Tower I m perial Palace Toky o Station To kyoSkytree® Asakusa Kaminarimon Gate TokyoMetr opolitan Government Gin za 4-chome Intersect ion DESCRIPTIONS AND THE HIGHLIGHT One of Tokyo’s landmarks with an observatory on the 45th floor. Tokyo Tourist Information Center on the 1st floor of the Main Bldg. The Edo castle, formerly the Tokugawa family’s residence, was opened in the Meiji Restoration and later renamed as the Imperial Palace. The Nijubashi bridge in front of the main entrance is popular as a photo spot. Built in 1958, the broadcasting tower is 333m tall. You can look across the entire city of Tokyo at a glance from the two observatories. The distinctive architecture of Ginza surrounds the intersection of Chuo-Dori St. and Harumi-Dori St. The perfect place to start Ginza walk. Built in 1914 in the Renaissance style using 8.9 million pieces of red brick, the station is a major hub of Japan's railway networks and operates an art museum. The oldest temple in Tokyo is said to have been built in 628. The Grand Kaminarimon Gate with a large lantern is a landmark. Built in 2012, the broadcasting tower is 634m tall. You can look across the entire city of Tokyo at a glance from the two observatories. With the total area of 230,000 square meters, Tokyo Big Sight is Japan’s largest comprehensive convention institution that has two exhibition halls and a conference institution on a vast scale. Tokyo Metropolitan Government Imperial Palace Tokyo Tower Ginza 4-chome Intersection Tokyo Station Asakusa Kaminarimon Gate Tokyo Skytree® Tokyo Big Sight 10km 15km5km 20km 25km 30km 35km 40kmStart Elevation Profile Average temperature in February for the past decade 6.5 °C 43.7 °F Finish 40m 30m 20m 10m Halfway point Asakusa Kaminarimon Gate Shinagawa Turning Point Enjoy Fun Run and Japanese Culture with Running Friends from All Over the World! International Friendship Run February 21 This fun-run event will be held on February 21, aiming to provide hospitality and to promote cultural exchanges for the runners from overseas. After running, you could also enjoy many attractive exchange events, such as Japanese traditional sweets & entertainments. Joining this event can make your stay in Japan even more special. Event Name Date Event Features Tokyo Marathon International Friendship Run 2015 Saturday, February 21, 2015 (rain-or-shine) Fun-Run with running lovers from all over the world! Various meals, as well as Japanese traditional entertainments and shows will welcome you all! RELEVANT EVENTS Feel the Cutting Edge of the Running Scene! Tokyo Marathon EXPO 2015 Prior to Tokyo Marathon 2015, Tokyo Marathon Foundation will host a three-day warm-up event from Thursday, February 19 to Saturday, February 21, 2015 at Tokyo Big Sight in Ariake, the finish of the big race. The EXPO also serves as the registration location for TOKYO MARATHON entrants, who need to pick up number cards and other materials. Offering the opportunities to experience the latest Japanese running culture, we welcome a wide range of people including participants and general public. Date (Tentative) Venue Thursday, February 19 – Saturday, February 21, 2015 Tokyo Big Sight February 19-21 Tokyo Sunday, February 22 9:10a.m. Start 9:05a.m. Wheelchair (Tentative) The Day We Unite.JAPAN Started in 2007, Tokyo Marathon joined the World Marathon Majors in 2012 despite its short history. Adopting heart-warming supports by 10,000 volunteers (TEAM SMILE) have made this event special. The course, which symbolizes the past, present and the future of Tokyo, is attractive as well. During the 42.195-km journey, runners may have a chance to thoroughly enjoy the city’s legacy. Race Name Race Day Course Tokyo Metropolitan Government Buliding (Shinjuku) > Iidabashi > Imperial Palace > Hibiya > Shinagawa > Ginza > Nihombashi > Asakusa Kaminarimon Gate > Tsukiji > Ariake (Toyosu) > Tokyo Big Sight Tokyo Marathon 2015 Sunday, February 22, 2015 (tentative) Other Numbers to Note Volunteers Fluid Stations Meal Service Aid Stations Spectators 11,003 15 (every 2.5km, Start, 10km Finish, Marathon Finish) 5 (every 5km after 17km) 15 stations along the course (Start, every 5km till 20km, every 2.5km after 20km, and 2 at Marathon Finish area) 1,632,027 Registration Registration Period Entry Fee Friday, August 1 – Sunday, August 31, 2014 Marathon: 12,000 JPY The lottery application will open on August 1, 2014 at our official website. Successful applicants will be announced in person via email after lottery in mid-September. Please note that we are not able to answer inquiries about lottery. Online Registration: TOKYO MARATHON 2014 RESULTS Men 2:05:42 CHUMBA, Dickson [KEN] 2014 Women 2:22:23 TSEGAYE, Tirfi [ETH] 2014 Game Records CHUMBA, Dickson [KEN] 2:05:42 NGR TOLA, Tadese [ETH] 2:05:57 NGR KITWARA, Sammy [KEN] 2:06:30 NGR Marathon (Men) Marathon (Women) TSEGAYE, Tirfi [ETH] 2:22:23 NGR DIBABA, Birhane [ETH] 2:22:30 NGR KABUU, Lucy [KEN] 2:24:16 NGR 302,442 944 Applicants Marathon 10km 35,556 474 Participants 96.0% 96.6% 303,386Total 36,030 Finishers Rate Participants & Finishers Top three finishers at TOKYO MARATHON 2014 Welcome to Tokyo Marathon Office Hours:09:30-17:30 JST(Except Saturdays, Sundays and National Holidays) Tokyo Marathon 2015 Entry Desk (KNT) E-mail:tm2015@or.knt.co.jp www.tokyo42195.comwww.tokyo42195.comTo Apply Online Greater joy and pride in participating in https://worldmarathonmajors.com

2. Shinagawa 5km 20km Shinjuku Yotsuya Iidabashi Ueno Akihabara Asakusa Tsukiji Harumi Toyosu Ariake Roppongi Shibuya Harajuku Tokyo 40km Halfway Point 35km 30km 25km 15km 10km Start Finish TOKYO MARATHON EXPO 2015 February 19-21 TOKYO MARATHON COURSE MAP Tokyo Big Sight Tokyo Tower I m perial Palace Toky o Station To kyoSkytree® Asakusa Kaminarimon Gate TokyoMetr opolitan Government Gin za 4-chome Intersect ion DESCRIPTIONS AND THE HIGHLIGHT One of Tokyo’s landmarks with an observatory on the 45th floor. Tokyo Tourist Information Center on the 1st floor of the Main Bldg. The Edo castle, formerly the Tokugawa family’s residence, was opened in the Meiji Restoration and later renamed as the Imperial Palace. The Nijubashi bridge in front of the main entrance is popular as a photo spot. Built in 1958, the broadcasting tower is 333m tall. You can look across the entire city of Tokyo at a glance from the two observatories. The distinctive architecture of Ginza surrounds the intersection of Chuo-Dori St. and Harumi-Dori St. The perfect place to start Ginza walk. Built in 1914 in the Renaissance style using 8.9 million pieces of red brick, the station is a major hub of Japan's railway networks and operates an art museum. The oldest temple in Tokyo is said to have been built in 628. The Grand Kaminarimon Gate with a large lantern is a landmark. Built in 2012, the broadcasting tower is 634m tall. You can look across the entire city of Tokyo at a glance from the two observatories. With the total area of 230,000 square meters, Tokyo Big Sight is Japan’s largest comprehensive convention institution that has two exhibition halls and a conference institution on a vast scale. Tokyo Metropolitan Government Imperial Palace Tokyo Tower Ginza 4-chome Intersection Tokyo Station Asakusa Kaminarimon Gate Tokyo Skytree® Tokyo Big Sight 10km 15km5km 20km 25km 30km 35km 40kmStart Elevation Profile Average temperature in February for the past decade 6.5 °C 43.7 °F Finish 40m 30m 20m 10m Halfway point Asakusa Kaminarimon Gate Shinagawa Turning Point Enjoy Fun Run and Japanese Culture with Running Friends from All Over the World! International Friendship Run February 21 This fun-run event will be held on February 21, aiming to provide hospitality and to promote cultural exchanges for the runners from overseas. After running, you could also enjoy many attractive exchange events, such as Japanese traditional sweets & entertainments. Joining this event can make your stay in Japan even more special. Event Name Date Event Features Tokyo Marathon International Friendship Run 2015 Saturday, February 21, 2015 (rain-or-shine) Fun-Run with running lovers from all over the world! Various meals, as well as Japanese traditional entertainments and shows will welcome you all! RELEVANT EVENTS Feel the Cutting Edge of the Running Scene! Tokyo Marathon EXPO 2015 Prior to Tokyo Marathon 2015, Tokyo Marathon Foundation will host a three-day warm-up event from Thursday, February 19 to Saturday, February 21, 2015 at Tokyo Big Sight in Ariake, the finish of the big race. The EXPO also serves as the registration location for TOKYO MARATHON entrants, who need to pick up number cards and other materials. Offering the opportunities to experience the latest Japanese running culture, we welcome a wide range of people including participants and general public. Date (Tentative) Venue Thursday, February 19 – Saturday, February 21, 2015 Tokyo Big Sight February 19-21 Tokyo Sunday, February 22 9:10a.m. Start 9:05a.m. Wheelchair (Tentative) The Day We Unite.JAPAN Started in 2007, Tokyo Marathon joined the World Marathon Majors in 2012 despite its short history. Adopting heart-warming supports by 10,000 volunteers (TEAM SMILE) have made this event special. The course, which symbolizes the past, present and the future of Tokyo, is attractive as well. During the 42.195-km journey, runners may have a chance to thoroughly enjoy the city’s legacy. Race Name Race Day Course Tokyo Metropolitan Government Buliding (Shinjuku) > Iidabashi > Imperial Palace > Hibiya > Shinagawa > Ginza > Nihombashi > Asakusa Kaminarimon Gate > Tsukiji > Ariake (Toyosu) > Tokyo Big Sight Tokyo Marathon 2015 Sunday, February 22, 2015 (tentative) Other Numbers to Note Volunteers Fluid Stations Meal Service Aid Stations Spectators 11,003 15 (every 2.5km, Start, 10km Finish, Marathon Finish) 5 (every 5km after 17km) 15 stations along the course (Start, every 5km till 20km, every 2.5km after 20km, and 2 at Marathon Finish area) 1,632,027 Registration Registration Period Entry Fee Friday, August 1 – Sunday, August 31, 2014 Marathon: 12,000 JPY The lottery application will open on August 1, 2014 at our official website. Successful applicants will be announced in person via email after lottery in mid-September. Please note that we are not able to answer inquiries about lottery. Online Registration: TOKYO MARATHON 2014 RESULTS Men 2:05:42 CHUMBA, Dickson [KEN] 2014 Women 2:22:23 TSEGAYE, Tirfi [ETH] 2014 Game Records CHUMBA, Dickson [KEN] 2:05:42 NGR TOLA, Tadese [ETH] 2:05:57 NGR KITWARA, Sammy [KEN] 2:06:30 NGR Marathon (Men) Marathon (Women) TSEGAYE, Tirfi [ETH] 2:22:23 NGR DIBABA, Birhane [ETH] 2:22:30 NGR KABUU, Lucy [KEN] 2:24:16 NGR 302,442 944 Applicants Marathon 10km 35,556 474 Participants 96.0% 96.6% 303,386Total 36,030 Finishers Rate Participants & Finishers Top three finishers at TOKYO MARATHON 2014 Welcome to Tokyo Marathon Office Hours:09:30-17:30 JST(Except Saturdays, Sundays and National Holidays) Tokyo Marathon 2015 Entry Desk (KNT) E-mail:tm2015@or.knt.co.jp www.tokyo42195.comwww.tokyo42195.comTo Apply Online Greater joy and pride in participating in https://worldmarathonmajors.com

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