The Early Years
2013Established in 2013, the Kyoto Marathon is now 13 years old. From its first edition in Kyoto, it has evolved into a race that reflects the character of its host region in Japan.
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Recorrido y desnivel
The Kyoto Marathon course loops through Japan's ancient cultural capital, featuring iconic landmarks including the Imperial Palace, Fushimi Inari Shrine, and the Philosopher's Walk. Runners experience a mix of urban streets, riverside paths along the Kamogawa and Katsura rivers, and traditional temple districts. The relatively moderate elevation changes and scenic cultural immersion make this a unique Japanese marathon experience.
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Clima
Clima típico del mes de la carrera: una estimación, no un pronóstico ni un registro del día de la carrera
Temperatura 8°C
Humedad 65%
Probabilidad de lluvia 40%
Cool and crisp early spring weather typical of Kyoto's February climate. Runners should expect mild conditions with occasional rain, making proper layering and weather-resistant gear advisable.
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Running Through a Postcard
The Kyoto Marathon route is one of those courses where runners forget their pace and reach for their phones. The scenery through Kyoto and its surroundings has earned this race a reputation as one of the most photogenic in Asia.
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Curiosidades
- ▸ The Kyoto Marathon passes through or near over 15 UNESCO World Heritage temples and shrines, making it one of the most culturally rich marathon courses in Asia.
- ▸ Runners cross the historic Philosopher's Walk, a 2km canal-side path in the Higashiyama district that inspired centuries of Japanese poets and philosophers.
- ▸ The race welcomes international runners and features multilingual support stations and English-speaking volunteers throughout the course.
- ▸ February is the coldest month in Kyoto, and the race often features spectacular views of winter plum blossoms (ume) at various temple grounds along the route.
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