This “street corner watching” is “Tokyo Marathon”.
The date is March 1, 2020.
This time, there were two things and it was a special competition.
The first is that it will be the final qualifying event for the Tokyo Olympics.
The second is that the new Corona was greatly affected.
The number of players participating has been significantly reduced.
Every year, more than 1 million people cheer for us, but this time it was 70,000.
We couldn’t cheer out loud, and we only supported by applause.
It was an unusual content that I had never experienced before.
It was a time when no full-fledged self-restraint was issued.
I was on a business trip in Tokyo and originally planned to return home on February 29th.
However, when I found out that there was a Tokyo Marathon, I extended my return schedule by one day.
I was going to watch the marathon until the Tokyo Olympics marathon was held in Sapporo.
I was also simulating how to support myself.
This was the opportunity, and I really wanted to try it and see it.
Tocho-mae (start) → Toei Oedo Line → Kuramae (before and after Asakusa return) → walk → Ryogoku Bridge →Walk (JR Asakusabashi) → JR line → Tokyo station (goal) 5 ways to watch the movement.
I tried it and was able to complete it.
This concludes my introduction to the Tokyo Marathon.
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