Dash through the iconic sports grounds! A thrilling 1.5km
course around the National Stadium!
TOKYO NATIONAL STADIUM AREA COURSE
1.5km
A classic, easy-to-run course, even for beginners.This is a course consisting of around 1.3 km of Jingu Gaien that runs around the Tokyo 2020 Games' main stadium: the National Stadium.You can feel like a top athlete when running on this course that was broadcasted numerous times. It's is also very popular among running and cycling beginners as it has few elevation changes and is easy to run on.
Points of Interest around the Course
Meiji Jingu Shrine
Meiji Jingu, surrounded by a sacred forest in the middle of the city
It is in the middle of expansive grounds stretching between Shinjuku and Shibuya. You can reach the shrine by walking along the approach, which is densely lined with trees. As you stroll along the shrine's approach, you will find yourself immersed in its sacred atmosphere, and the bustling city surroundings will fade from your mind.
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
An oasis in Tokyo
This was the site of a samurai house during the Edo period. It was opened to the public in 1949 as a national park. It is a popular resting spot for people who want to enjoy nature in the heart of the city.
Ginkgo Avenue
The tree-lined street running from Aoyama-dori to Meiji Jingu Gaien has 146 ginkgo trees planted along it, and they turn a golden color in autumn. This beautiful landscape is a famous stage for films, dramas, and more, and it delights the eyes of many visitors every year.
Japan Olympic Museum
You can see the Olympic symbol monument that became the symbol of the Tokyo 2020, along with various exhibits and more related to the Olympic Games. There are also games where you can try to match Olympians' physical abilities, and other activities that are perfect for those who want to move their bodies.
MEIJI PARK
Urban oasis fostering human-nature harmony. A peaceful retreat from city noise where people and nature coexist in dialogue, providing tranquility and vibrancy for everyone. It stands as a symbol of sustainable urban coexistence, filled with hope and pride.
State Guest House Akasaka Palace
Japan's only Neo-Baroque palace. Built in 1909 as the Crown Prince's residence, this palace represents the pinnacle of Japan's early modern Western-style architecture. It showcases the combined talents of Japan's finest architects, artists, and craftsmen of the Meiji era.
Meiji Kinenkan
Historic reception hall blending tradition with innovation. Located in Tokyo, Japan's central and international hub, this "Japan's first guest house" was built in a place symbolizing changing times. The innovative spirit that embraced global cultures for diplomatic purposes continues to thrive here even in the Reiwa era.
Course MAP is available on your smart phone
TOKYO NATIONAL STADIUM AREA COURSE
1.7km
4min
3m
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Starting point access information
Here's Google Maps.
Skip Google Maps.Meiji Shrine Outer Garden Ginkgo Tree Avenue
- Location
- 2-7 Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo
- Access
- 5-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Ginza Line "Gaiemmae Station"; 10-minute walk from JR Chuo-Sobu Line "Shinanomachi Station"
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Bicycle share service
Bicycle share service
docomo bike share
HELLO CYCLING
※The above information explains some of the services.
※The above information is as of January 2025.
