Tokyo, Japan · Marathon (26.2 mi / 42.2 km)
Tokyo Marathon route poster
A central-Tokyo tour from Shinjuku past the Imperial Palace.
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The Tokyo Marathon course
The Tokyo Marathon starts in the skyscraper district of Shinjuku, near the Metropolitan Government Building, and runs through the dense center of the city. It is fast and largely flat, with immaculate crowd support.
The course passes a sweep of landmarks, the Imperial Palace, Iidabashi, Asakusa and the Senso-ji temple gate at the turnaround, before heading south toward the finish near Tokyo Station and the bayfront.
Cairn sets your real line over the genuine Tokyo street map, so the density and the turns read exactly as you ran them.
Along the course
- Shinjuku start
- Imperial Palace
- Asakusa / Senso-ji
- Ginza
- Tokyo Station finish
From the finish line to your wall, in three moves.
No app to learn, no measuring, no typing your stats. The route does the talking.
- 01
Drop your route
Upload the GPX from your watch or app. We read the line and the numbers in seconds.
- 02
Shape it
Place your route on the map, pick a style, set your labels, choose what the wall remembers. All on your phone.
- 03
We print and ship
Pressed on museum-grade paper with archival inks, framed if you like, sent to your door.

Made to outlast the memory.
We print on heavyweight museum-grade matte paper with archival pigment inks, the kind that hold their depth for decades without fading. Framed editions come in solid wood with an acid-free mat, ready to hang out of the box. Every order is made to order and shipped protected, never rolled loose in a tube.
- Paper
- Heavyweight museum-grade matte
- Inks
- Archival pigment, decades without fading
- Frames
- Solid wood, acid-free mat, ready to hang
- Shipping
- Made to order, protected, never rolled loose
Questions, answered.
How do I print my Tokyo Marathon route?+
Export your GPX and upload it to the Cairn creator. Your route is drawn over the real Tokyo street map with your stats set beneath it.