Kyoto

Ultra MarathonEN

San'in Coast UNESCO Global Geopark: The 24th Tango 100km Ultra Marathon

山陰海岸ユネスコ世界ジオパーク第24回丹後100kmウルトラマラソン

Date

September 20, 2026

Location

Kyoto

Distance

Ultra Marathon

Event	Entry Fee	Time Limit	Capacity
100km	¥26,000	—	—
60km	¥20,900	—	—

Finish Rate

—

Last updatedJuly 20, 2026·26 days agoOfficial site checkedJuly 20, 2026

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AI summary

ULTRA

Aid stations

StandardWater stations will be set up approximately every 4–5 km. Water, sports drinks, cola, and other beverages will be provided. You must bring your own water bottle or cup (no paper cups will be provided).

Mandatory gear

Personal Water Bottle (200 ml or more)My CupEnergy SnacksWinter ClothingRain Gear

Gear up at STRIDE LAB

Nutrition ↗Bottles & Cups ↗Rain Gear ↗Warm Layers ↗All trail & ultra gear ↗

The online store run by hashiru.jp's operator

Time limit & cutoffs

100 km: Start times range from 4:20 to 4:40 depending on the wave; finish times range from 18:20 to 18:40 (time limit: 14 hours). There are checkpoints 1 through 4. 60 km: Starts at 9:00 a.m., finishes at 6:30 p.m. (time limit: 9 hours 30 minutes).

Trekking poles

Not allowedThe use of poles, walking sticks, and similar items is prohibited on all courses.

Pacers

Not allowed

Course preview

RecommendedParticipants are advised to carefully check intersections and turns along the course in advance before participating.

Start time

The 100km race starts early in the morning between 4:20 and 4:40, depending on the wave (multiple waves). The 60km race starts at 9:00.

Summary for guidance. Always confirm mandatory gear and rules on the official site. Last verified: June 19, 2026

Access

ACCESS

Note: the map shows the approximate area. Check the official site for the exact start/venue.

Find a place to stay

STAY

Opens an external booking site with check-in set to the day before the race.

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Links to external booking sites (affiliate programs may be used). Reservations and payments are handled on each site.

Score

RATINGSAuto-calculated from market research, official data, and online voicesSome scores unavailable（3/6）

Course Appeal

コースの魅力

N/A

Organization & Support

運営・サポート

N/A

Finishability

完走しやすさ

0.9

Atmosphere

大会の盛り上がり

N/A

Access

アクセス

3.0

Value for Money

コスパ

1.0

English Support

INBOUND

English information page available on the official site.

Entering from overseas

INBOUND

Open to overseas runners

How to enter

Overseas runners can enter via RUNNET, LAWSON DO! SPORTS, SPORTS ENTRY, or the dedicated Run Japan platform. Furusato-nozei (hometown tax donation) entry requires Japanese residency and is not available to overseas residents.

Entry platform

RUNNET, LAWSON DO! SPORTS, SPORTS ENTRY, or Run Japan (specifically listed for overseas residents).

What you need

Runners must be 18 or older on race day. Overseas residents pay a higher entry fee than Japan-based residents. Carrying a water bottle, cup, minimal food supplies, and rain/cold gear is required.

Payment

Entry fees for overseas residents: 100km general ¥26,000, U25 ¥20,800; 60km general ¥20,900, U25 ¥17,200 (all tax included). An optional Runner Support Plan costs ¥2,000 and parking ¥1,000.

Bib pickup

Race numbers and timing tags are mailed out before the race. Optional in-person pre-race pickup is available the day before at Amity Tango venue.

Entry period

Entry open from 27 February 2026 (18:00) to 8 July 2026 (23:59), or until capacity is reached.

On race day

First aid is provided on course. Sports injury insurance is included in the entry fee. Medical staff respond to injuries during the event.

Notes

The site lists Run Japan as a dedicated entry route for those living outside Japan. Furusato-nozei entry is restricted to those with Japanese residency registration and is not available to overseas runners.

Summary for guidance. Always confirm details on the official site. Last verified: August 3, 2026