[2026 Yokohama Marathon] Race Entry + Great Value Selected 2-Night Stay

Detailed event information and explanations are provided below

Highlights of the 2026 Yokohama Marathon

✨Run freely on Yokohama’s unique course, passing many famous sightseeing spots.

✨Cross the Bayshore Route, which is normally off-limits to runners, and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the port city of Yokohama!

✨Aid stations are set up along the route, offering not only unique performances but also local foods from Yokohama and Kanagawa as “lucky meals.”

2026 Yokohama Marathon

• Event Date: 2026/10/25 (Sun)
• Race Category: Full Marathon (42.195K)
• Main Venue: PACIFICO Yokohama
• Start / End Time: 8:30 AM / 15:00 PM
• Cutoff (Checkpoint) Stations: Cutoff (checkpoint) stations will be set up at designated points along the route. Participants must pass through by the specified time or they will lose their race eligibility.
• Route: Yokohama Landmark Tower➡️Minato Mirai Bridge➡️Yokohama Central Wholesale Market➡️PACIFICO Yokohama➡️Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse Pier Yokohama Customs➡️Shimoyamaminami Hamakei Daiyuen Yusho Market➡️PACIFICO Yokohama➡️Yokohama Red Brick Bridge Pier➡️Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse➡️Yokohama Hammerhead➡️Megami Bridge➡️PACIFICO Yokohama Rinko Park
• Eligibility: Participants must be born on or before April 1, 2008, and be able to complete the full marathon within 6 hours.
• Participation Prize: Commemorative T-shirt
• Finisher Prize: Commemorative medal, commemorative towel, participant gift bag, etc.
• Race Pack Pickup Location: PACIFICO Yokohama (Exhibition Hall)
• Race Pack Pickup Time: 10/24 (Sat) 10:00 AM–18:00 PM

*The above information is for reference only. Please refer to the final itinerary information for actual details.

■ Course Map [2025 reference; actual details are subject to the final 2026 information.]

■ Event Day Schedule [2025 reference; actual details are subject to the final 2026 information.]

• 06:30 AM: Assembly / Start of personal baggage check-in at PACIFICO Yokohama
• 07:00 AM: Line-up begins in preparation for the start
• 07:40 AM: Baggage check-in counter closes
• 08:10 AM: Line-up completed
• 08:15 AM: Start ceremony
• 08:30 AM: Event opens
• 15:00 PM: Event closes
• 16:00 PM: Baggage storage closes

■ Participation Prize

• Commemorative T-shirt; the following is a 2025 size reference.

■ Finisher Prize

・Commemorative medal (finishers will receive a finisher sash), commemorative towel, participant gift bag, etc.

■ Awards

Awards will be presented based on net time, as follows: 

• Men: 1st to 8th place
• Women: 1st to 8th place

■ Finisher Certificate [2025 reference; actual details are subject to the final 2026 information.]

After the event closes, you may download your finisher certificate (digital file) from the official website.

■ Race Pack Pickup & Event Day Baggage Storage and Changing Area

■ Main Venue Area Map [2025 reference; actual details are subject to the final 2026 information.]

Comfortable hotel options are available for convenient travel to and from the event venue

Yokohama Sakuragicho Washington Hotel

Address: 〒231-0062 1-101-1 Sakuragicho, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture

Stay Dates: 2026/10/24, 2026/10/25, total 2 nights

Check-in Time: 14:00 PM Check-out Time: 10:00 AM

Single Room | 14㎡ | Breakfast included

Room Amenities:

Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, bath towel, towel, bath mat, deodorizing spray, tissues, slippers, sleepwear, duvet, shoe polishing paper, sanitary bag, tea, electric kettle

Facilities:

Refrigerator, TV, telephone, internet connection (Wi-Fi available in all rooms), negative ion hair dryer, clothes brush, shoehorn, mug, memo pad and ballpoint pen, mini flashlight

Twin Room | 16㎡ | Breakfast included

Room Amenities:

Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, bath towel, towel, bath mat, deodorizing spray, tissues, slippers, sleepwear, duvet, shoe polishing paper, sanitary bag, tea, electric kettle

Facilities:

Refrigerator, TV, telephone, internet connection (Wi-Fi available in all rooms), negative ion hair dryer, clothes brush, shoehorn, mug, memo pad and ballpoint pen, mini flashlight

Transportation suggestions for your independent trip are provided here. Actual traffic conditions are subject to Japan’s announcements on the day, and you may also book tickets in advance to avoid limited availability.

■ Direct flights from Taiwan to the local airport

At present, Taipei in Taiwan has direct flights to Tokyo airports in Japan. You may check Haneda Airport to find your preferred flight arrangement.

Haneda Airport (HND) ↔️ Yokohama Sakuragicho Washington Hotel

From Haneda Airport Terminal 3, take the Keikyu Airport Line (Rapid Express for Zushi/Hayama) + Keikyu Main Line (for Zushi/Hayama) to “Yokohama Station,” then transfer to the Negishi Line (local service for Sakuragicho) and get off at “Sakuragicho Station.” From there, it is about a 3-minute walk (350 meters) to Yokohama Sakuragicho Washington Hotel.

Yokohama Sakuragicho Washington Hotel ↔️ Main Venue (PACIFICO Yokohama)

Traffic restrictions will be in place on race day, and buses will not be able to pass. Walking is recommended as a warm-up, and the main venue can be reached in 22 minutes on foot (1.6 km).

Recommended famous attractions in Yokohama to make your independent trip even more enriching

Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse

From the Meiji to Taisho periods in Japan, the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse was once one of the most advanced warehouses in the world as a logistics hub. The warehouse consists of two buildings, Building No. 1 and Building No. 2. The exterior still preserves the European-style red brick architecture, while the interior has been renovated into a cultural, entertainment, and shopping complex with shops, restaurants, and a multipurpose hall. Its romantic night view is also one of the charms of the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse that should not be missed.

(Image source: Official website of the Yokohama City Visitors Bureau)

Sankeien Garden

A Japanese garden built by the famous Japanese man of letters and businessman Hara Sankei. This vast garden covers 175,000 square meters and is skillfully arranged with many historic buildings relocated from Kyoto and Kamakura, including nationally designated important cultural properties. Flowers bloom throughout the four seasons in the garden, so seasonal flower-viewing events are often held here.

(Image source: Sankeien official website)

Yokohama Marine Tower

Built in 1961 (Showa 36) to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the opening of Yokohama Port. This 106-meter-high tower, designed in the style of a lighthouse, is one of Yokohama’s symbols. It can be seen from many places around the bay area and is beloved by Yokohama residents. After being renovated in 2022, it has become an even more attractive destination.

(Image source: Yokohama Marine Tower official website)

[Package Includes]

1. Entry to the 2026 Yokohama Marathon.

2. Selected hotel: Yokohama Sakuragicho Washington Hotel for 2 nights (room type depends on the option you choose)

3. If there are any participation gifts for the event, all details are subject to the organizer’s final announcement.

[Excluded Expenses]

- Round-trip international airfare is not included.

- Personal passport application fees, some meals, fees for use of other activity facilities, personal expenses, and transportation costs. (For example: beverages, alcohol, laundry, telephone, telegrams, and personal transportation expenses)

※ We recommend that you purchase your own travel insurance (children under 15 are not eligible for travel insurance coverage according to regulations).

[Cancellation Policy]

Once booked, the event cannot be canceled. If cancellation is required due to force majeure, please provide the relevant documents and contact AsiaYo customer service for assistance and refund confirmation. AsiaYo customer service hotline: 02-77550575.

AsiaYo Sports Travel Booking Process

1. Book online and submit your order
2. AsiaYo confirms your order within 48 business hours
3. After confirmation, the system will send the "Participant Race Information" form — please complete it before the deadline
4. 5–7 days before check-in, AsiaYo will update your final itinerary details
5. Bring your original passport for hotel check-in and race registration

★ Friendly reminder: Race registration and hotel check-in both require identity verification, so please confirm your passport's validity and carry the original with you.

[Visa]

Holders of a Taiwan passport may enter and leave Japan visa-free, but the passport must be valid for more than 6 months and must include the Republic of China national ID number. Holders of foreign passports should check for themselves whether a Japanese visa is required.

[Time Difference]

All of Japan is in the same time zone, Greenwich Mean Time (G.M.T.) +9 hours, which is 1 hour ahead of Taiwan.

[Package Includes]

1. Entry to the 2026 Yokohama Marathon.

2. Selected hotel: Yokohama Sakuragicho Washington Hotel for 2 nights (room type depends on the option you choose)

3. If there are any participation gifts for the event, all details are subject to the organizer’s final announcement.

[Excluded Expenses]

- Round-trip international airfare is not included.

- Personal passport application fees, some meals, fees for use of other activity facilities, personal expenses, and transportation costs. (For example: beverages, alcohol, laundry, telephone, telegrams, and personal transportation expenses)

※ We recommend that you purchase your own travel insurance (children under 15 are not eligible for travel insurance coverage according to regulations).

[Cancellation Policy]

Once booked, the event cannot be canceled. If cancellation is required due to force majeure, please provide the relevant documents and contact AsiaYo customer service for assistance and refund confirmation. AsiaYo customer service hotline: 02-77550575.

[Hotel Check-in Method]

After your booking is confirmed, you only need to present your original passport at the hotel front desk on the day of check-in to complete the check-in process smoothly.

[Race Pack Pickup]

PACIFICO Yokohama

10/24 (Sat) 10:00 AM–18:00 PM

*Actual information is subject to the organizer’s final announcement.

[Event Rules]

※ On the day of the event, timing will be measured using bib numbers and timing tags.

※ There is a blank section on the back of the bib number for health condition and illness information. Please complete all items and wear it before participating.

※ Personal belongings on the day of the event may be stored at the Yokohama Conference Center. (Items that do not fit into the bag may not be stored. Baggage storage bag size: 70cm×50cm)

Yokohama Marathon Competition Rules

These rules and regulations apply to the Yokohama Marathon organized by the Yokohama Marathon Organizing Committee (hereinafter referred to as the “Organizer”).

The following competition rules have been established to ensure the smooth running of the race.

1. In addition to these rules, the competition shall be conducted in accordance with the rules of the Japan Association of Athletics Federations and the athletics rules of the International Paralympic Committee.

2. Participants must comply with all rules and regulations established by the Organizer and follow the Organizer’s instructions regarding safety management and event management.

3. Net time will be used as the official race record, and race awards will also be based on net time.

4. The Organizer may set up checkpoints along the course. The cutoff times for these points will be determined by the Organizer and announced to participants in advance.

5. The Organizer will set up hydration stations along the course, providing water, sports drinks, food, etc. However, once supplies run out, each hydration station will close.

6. During the race, the Organizer shall bear no responsibility for any disputes arising from food, beverages, tapes, or other items brought or obtained by participants themselves.

7. During the race, if the Organizer determines that there is a situation that obstructs the continuation of the race, participants must immediately follow the Organizer’s instructions and stop racing.

8. No one other than persons approved by the Organizer may participate in the race.

9. Participants will be disqualified under the following circumstances: Disqualified runners must immediately stop racing and follow staff instructions.

(1) If they fail to comply with the various rules and regulations established by the Organizer

(2) If they fail to follow the Organizer’s instructions

(3) If they fail to comply with the rules of the facilities being used

(4) If the runner has not started before the starting gate closes

(5) If you are unable to arrive before a checkpoint closes

(6) If a judge determines that the athlete cannot reach the next checkpoint before it closes

(7) If a vehicle catches up with the Organizer’s moving gate vehicle according to the closing time of each gate

(8) If a shortcut is found instead of following the designated route

(9) If a person receives a warning from a judge or other official for providing assistance that directly affects a runner’s performance, such as pushing from behind another runner, and continues to provide such assistance

(10) If, during the event, emergency vehicles stop or the course is changed to allow pedestrian passage (course crossing), and the participant fails to follow the Organizer’s instructions

(11) Other reasons deemed inappropriate by judges or other staff

10. Participants may not receive assistance from any other person. However, in this event, the following actions will not be regarded as assistance:

(1) When a runner falls, stops, or lies down, judges, medical aid personnel, hydration staff, etc. may temporarily touch any part of the athlete’s body in order to speak with or assist the runner.

(2) Carrying or using photographic equipment, portable music players, walkie-talkies, mobile phones, or similar devices on the course. However, when using a portable music player, please make sure the volume is set so that you can hear instructions from emergency personnel, or wear the device in only one ear.

(3) Carrying or using devices such as heart rate monitors, speed or distance monitors, stride sensors, etc.

(4) Being paced by pacers arranged by the Organizer.

(5) Runners who have difficulty participating alone due to disability or other reasons must complete the proper procedures and participate accompanied by a guide runner approved by the Organizer.

11. Any participant who receives assistance from medical rescue personnel beyond the level specified in Paragraph 1 above, such as use of a wheelchair or stretcher, or receives life-saving treatment, will be regarded as having withdrawn from the race and, in principle, will be disqualified. Medical personnel will administer first aid after confirming the participant’s withdrawal from the race.

12. If a participant is injured or becomes ill during the event, they are deemed to have agreed to the following regarding assistance, first aid, life-saving measures, etc. (hereinafter referred to as “treatment, etc.”) provided by staff:

(1) Medical staff and emergency personnel will determine whether the participant’s physical condition is suitable for continuing the race.

(2) Any runner judged by medical staff to be unable to continue the race will be disqualified.

(3) Participants may not hold the Organizer responsible for treatment methods, treatment progress, etc.

13. Participants who have difficulty running alone due to disability or other reasons and wish to have a guide runner accompany them must note the following:

(1) Participants requiring accompaniment must complete the procedures in accordance with the secretariat’s prescribed process.

(2) Only one guide runner may accompany the participant during the race.

(3) During the race, runners may be changed at locations designated by the Organizer.

(4) Assistance animals such as guide dogs may not accompany participants in the race.

14. Participants are prohibited from the following actions: if discovered, they will be disqualified.

(1) Substitute entries

(2) Actions such as parking carelessly near the start line, finish line, along the course, roadside, etc. that may cause accidents or obstruct the progress of the event

(3) Relieving oneself outside of toilets

(4) Any act or advertisement clearly intended to promote political or religious purposes

(5) Starting while pushing a stroller

(6) Any behavior that offends other participants or supporters

(7) Participation or accompaniment by persons (including pets) without the Organizer’s consent

(8) Drunk driving

(9) Unnecessary contact with pillars, walls, equipment, etc. on the Metropolitan Expressway

(10) Dangerous acts such as looking down from the Metropolitan Expressway

(11) Other actions that disrupt or may disrupt the progress of the race

15. Participants are prohibited from wearing the following attire (including costumes): if an athlete continues to wear the same attire after receiving a warning from a judge or other official, the Organizer has the right to disqualify that athlete.

(1) Wearing masks, capes, full-face coverings, accessories, or other clothing that may interfere with other participants or supporters

(2) Clothing that may pose a danger to other participants or supporters, such as clothing that may injure others or cause them to fall

(3) Clothing that makes other participants or supporters uncomfortable

(4) Clothing that promotes political or religious views or is clearly intended for advertising purposes

(5) Face-covering paint or clothing that obstructs rescue activities or interferes with the use of an AED

16. Participants must wear the athlete bib provided by the Organizer in a clearly visible position within the designated area.

It must be attached to the sea urchin.

17. Participants must follow the instructions of race staff in the following situations:

(1) Places with steps or narrow roads

(2) When facing or running side by side with vehicles

(3) When event vehicles, emergency vehicles, etc. are in motion

(4) At road forks or turns

(5) Pedestrian crossings designated by the Organizer

18. During the event, the following vehicles will have priority passage: participants must follow staff instructions and run with attention to safety.

(1) Emergency vehicles as stipulated in Article 13 of the Order for Enforcement of the Road Traffic Act

(2) Vehicles used by facility managers for facility management purposes

(3) Event management vehicles

(4) Other vehicles approved by the Organizer.

19. Pair Relay:

(1) Participants must take part in the race section for which they registered in advance.

(2) The first runner relays to the second runner by handing over the sash provided by the Organizer.

(3) If the first runner fails to hand over the sash to the second runner at the relay point before the final relay time, that runner will be disqualified.

(4) If the first or second runner is disqualified for reasons such as failing to reach a checkpoint before the cutoff time, it will not be regarded as a completed race.

20. The following rules apply to the Bayshore Route run:

(1) The course is the section for the second runner in the two-person relay race.

(2) It starts at the eighth checkpoint. If the runner is unable to start on time, they will be disqualified and may not start the race.

(3) After the race begins, if a runner is disqualified for reasons such as failing to reach a checkpoint in time, that runner will be regarded as not having finished the race.

21. If there are any changes to these terms and conditions, we will promptly notify participants through our website or other media.

[Event Assembly and Related Details]

All details are subject to the final itinerary information and the organizer’s official announcement.