Nagoya Women's Marathon

Nagoya Women's Marathon is a women-only WA/AIMS certified road race from Vantelin Dome, with a seven-hour limit and staged overseas entry path.

Next raceSunday, March 14, 2027
LocationNagoya, Japan
Boston qualifierNo

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Nagoya Women's Marathon quick facts

  • Women-only marathon with general, overseas, elite, challenge, travel, and charity entry paths.
  • Start and finish at Vantelin Dome Nagoya.
  • JAAF and WA/AIMS certified course.
  • Seven-hour time limit based on gun time.

About the Nagoya Women's Marathon

The Nagoya Women's Marathon is one of the world's signature women-only marathons. It combines a deep Japanese road-racing field with mass-participation entry paths, a dome-based race hub, and a seven-hour time limit that keeps the event accessible beyond the elite race.

Nagoya Women's Marathon course description

The marathon starts and finishes at Vantelin Dome Nagoya on a JAAF and WA/AIMS certified course. The route is an urban road marathon through Nagoya, with the dome finish and posted course-closure points giving the race a clear pacing framework.

Weather for the Nagoya Women's Marathon

Mid-March in Nagoya is often good marathon weather, but spring can swing between cool rain, wind, and bright sun. The seven-hour limit helps a wide range of runners, but pacing still needs to account for changing conditions across the city.

Past Nagoya Women's Marathon dates and results

YearDateStatusResults
2027Sunday, March 14, 2027

Nagoya Women's Marathon FAQ

When is the Nagoya Women's Marathon?

The 2027 Nagoya Women's Marathon is on Sunday, March 14, 2027.

How do I register for the Nagoya Women's Marathon?

You can register for the Nagoya Women's Marathon at womens-marathon.nagoya.

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