Recorrido y desnivel

The Kobe Marathon features a scenic course that begins and ends at Meriken Park, running through the revitalized waterfront district and downtown Kobe. The route combines urban landscapes with beautiful harbor views, passing through residential areas and historic neighborhoods affected by the 1995 earthquake, making it both challenging and emotionally meaningful.

Superficie: road Perfil: Ondulado

🌤️ Clima

Temperatura 15°C

Humedad 65%

Probabilidad de lluvia 25%

Mild autumn weather with cool mornings and comfortable temperatures. Occasional rain possible but generally favorable for marathon running.

🏆 Récord del recorrido

02:07:29

Hiroyuki Yamamoto (2019)

Inscripción

Apertura de inscripción junio

Cierre de inscripción agosto

Precio de inscripción ¥12,000-¥14,000

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🎯 Curiosidades

▸ The race was established in 2011 to mark the 16th anniversary of the 1995 Great Hanshin earthquake, with proceeds supporting earthquake recovery and prevention
▸ Kobe Marathon starts and finishes at Meriken Park, overlooking the iconic Kobe Port Tower and offering stunning harbor views throughout the race
▸ The event attracts elite Japanese runners and international competitors, with a highly competitive lottery system due to its popularity
▸ The race name and November date commemorate Kobe's resilience and renewal as a maritime trading hub in Japan's economic landscape

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