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Japan's ultramarathons gain popularity as runners seek more than speed
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· September 9, 2026
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Key points These events feature courses with forests, rivers, and historic sites. From Osaka: Runners have been participating in lengthy races that take them through various landscapes.
From Osaka: Runners have been participating in lengthy races that take them through various landscapes. These events feature courses with forests, rivers, and historic sites. Participants have been crossing the finish line after running for half a day, celebrating with arms outstretched.
Further details about these races are available from the source. The events have been gaining popularity among runners who seek more than just speed.
The source provides more information about the growing trend of these long-distance running events.
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