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Speak lark!

Marathons are the most boring sport in the world. Just ahead of soccer and basketball.

Woeful promotion poster of what is a fantastic Tokyo event.

Ugly poster with lame slogans. This is not aimed at runners, because the application process finished months ago. This is to tell ordinary folks when the race is happening.

The poster presents runners as "look at me" manic fake smile attention seekers when the reality is that most will cross the finishing line, turn around and humbly bow to the course to thank it.

Can't wait for the roads to be blocked, making the already terrible traffic even worse. Do yourself a favor and get out of the city!

How many Caucasian grannies are there in Japan?

I haven’t seen any in decades here…

Marathons are the most boring sport in the world. Just ahead of soccer and basketball.

In the case of a city marathon, the boring level for common participants is rmainly related to the city landscapes. Actually, if we talk about the Tokyo Marathon, there is almost nothing to see during the route. It is the opposite if we talk, as an example, about the Roma marathon, since you can see some of the world's most beautiful historical heritage sites. Indeed, even if you do not like marathons, many participants enjoy the event in Roma as a walking marathon.

This is fantastic. These people have been training for years to be selected in this world renowned event. It is the hardest sport to complete and I hope these runners get the support they deserve.

why are those people screaming?

many participants enjoy the event in Roma as a walking marathon.

Walking marathons is for the injured or the wimps.

You can walk around the city any day of the week.

Please remember to take health safety precautions before and after running in such an event . . . .

"Spark!" as a slogan? Laughable.

This is the laziest, most generic, meaningless attempt at energy I’ve seen in a while. What does "Spark!" even mean in the context of a marathon? Is it about igniting passion? Speed? Endurance? No clue. It’s so vague it could apply to literally anything—an energy drink, a self-help seminar, a fireworks store, or a bad EDM festival.