October Race

This is a marathon race held in October

Colorado Springs Marathon

The Colorado Springs Marathon is an urban marathon surrounded by the magnificent nature at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. Held every year in early October, it is a 42.195km journey through historic downtown, Old Colorado City, and the beautiful Pueblo Road. The challenge of a high-altitude run at 6,000 feet (approx. 1,800m) tests the runner's mind and body, but the breathtaking scenery of Pikes Peak and the warm cheers of the local people lining the course give you a powerful push. An unforgettable feeling and sense of accomplishment awaits, where the energy of nature and the vitality of the city are united.

Kumamoto Castle Marathon

The Kumamoto Castle Marathon is an urban marathon where you can experience Kumamoto's rich history and magnificent nature. Held every February, it's a 42.195km journey starting from Kumamoto Castle, circling through the city, and then through the rural landscape overlooking Mt. Kinbo. The start from the magnificent Kumamoto Castle is truly breathtaking. The course transitions from a flat section in the city to challenging ups and downs towards Mt. Kinbo, but the warm cheers from the roadside and the historic townscape and beautiful nature strongly push the runners forward. This event, held with the wish for recovery, awaits an unforgettable feeling and sense of accomplishment, created by the unity of runners and citizens.

Kyoto Marathon

The Kyoto Marathon is an urban marathon held in Kyoto, Japan's beautiful ancient capital. Held in late February every year, it is a spectacular 42.195km journey starting from Nishikyogoku Athletic Park and visiting numerous World Heritage Sites and tourist attractions such as Arashiyama, Togetsukyo Bridge, Tenryu-ji Temple, Kinkaku-ji Temple, Kamigamo Shrine, and Kyoto Imperial Palace. Running through Kyoto's atmospheric streets, experiencing historical buildings and beautiful nature up close, gives runners a special feeling. The warm cheers of local residents echo along the roadside, and the performance of Japanese drums and Kyoto-style hospitality will encourage runners and create unforgettable memories.

Nagoya Women’s Marathon

The Nagoya Women's Marathon is a glamorous and inspiring event, recognized by Guinness World Records as the only women-only international marathon in the world. Held annually in early March, runners embark on a 42.195km course starting and finishing at Vantelin Dome Nagoya, winding through famous landmarks of Nagoya City. The course, passing historical structures like Nagoya Castle and Osu Kannon, as well as lively downtown areas, allows runners to fully experience the charm of Nagoya. Endless warm cheers resound along the roadside, powerfully encouraging each runner. Special hospitality for female runners, There is also a lot of special hospitality for women, such as original gifts given to those who finish the race. The weather is also attractive, with an average temperature of around 5 to 10 degrees, making it perfect for running.

Yokohama Marathon

The Yokohama Marathon is the pinnacle of urban marathons, attracting runners from all over the world. Held every year in early November, it is a spectacular 42.195km journey through Yokohama's iconic landmarks such as Minato Mirai, Yokohama Chinatown, and Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse. The start from the Yokohama Bay Bridge is spectacular, and although the course is relatively flat, the endless cheers of the spectators filling the roadside give the runners a powerful push. An unforgettable feeling and sense of accomplishment awaits, as if the entire city is united in cheering you on.

Zagreb Marathon

The Zagreb Marathon is an urban marathon rich in history and culture, held in Zagreb, the capital of Croatia. Held annually in early October, it is a magnificent 42.195km journey through the main streets of Zagreb, starting and finishing at Ban Jelačić Square. The course through the city is relatively flat and easy to run, and the historical buildings, beautiful parks, and lively atmosphere of the city captivate runners. The warm cheers of the spectators filling the roadside give the runners a powerful push.

Toronto Waterfront Marathon

The Toronto Waterfront Marathon is one of Canada's largest international marathons, attracting runners from all over the world. Held every October, it features a flat and fast 42.195km course that winds from downtown Toronto along the beautiful shores of Lake Ontario. Runners can experience iconic Toronto landmarks such as the CN Tower and the Harbourfront up close, while the warm cheers of spectators lining the streets powerfully encourage them. An unforgettable running experience and sense of accomplishment await, blending urban vibrancy with natural beauty.

Detroit Marathon

Held every year on the third Sunday of October since 1978, the Detroit Marathon is a unique international marathon race that takes place in Detroit, Michigan, USA, and Windsor, Ontario, Canada. The biggest attraction is the unique experience of running through two countries, crossing the Ambassador Bridge into Canada and passing through the Windsor Tunnel to return to the United States. Share the excitement of crossing borders with runners from all over the world.

Sofia Marathon

The Sofia Marathon is one of the most popular urban marathons in Eastern Europe. Held annually on the second Sunday of October, it is a 42.195km loop course through the city of Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, lined with historical buildings. The start from Battenberg Square gives the feeling of a journey beginning from the heart of history, and the relatively flat course is attractive to runners aiming for a personal best. The warm cheers from spectators along the course give runners a gentle push, and an unforgettable feeling and sense of accomplishment awaits, as if the entire city is united in cheering you on.

Munchen Marathon

The Munich Marathon is an international marathon held in Munich, the capital of Bavaria, Germany. Starting and ending at the Olympic Park, the course is flat and easy to run on. The scenic route takes in beautiful English gardens, the historic Marienplatz, the museum district, and more, so you can enjoy the tourist atmosphere to the fullest. The warm cheers from the roadside and the lively atmosphere at the finish line, like a beer garden, are also appealing. This is also recommended for first-time overseas marathon runners. Why not run through Munich in autumn and experience an emotional finish?