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Organizers Announce Tokyo Marathon Will Finish At Tokyo Station

Organizers said that starting next year, runners at the Tokyo Marathon "will cross the finish line at historic Tokyo Station," according to KYODO. The finish line through this year’s edition in February "had been at the bayside Tokyo International Exhibition Center, popularly known as Tokyo Big Sight." The starting line "will continue to be in front of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office." The race, part of the World Marathon Majors series, "had approximately 36,000 runners in its 10th running in February" (KYODO, 3/29).

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