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  • Shibui Looking for "Good Race" at Nagoya Women's Marathonhttp://hochi.yomiuri.co.jp/sports/etc/news/20120205-OHT1T00234.htm

    translated by Brett Larner

    Taking time at her intensive training camp on the island of Miyako in Okinawa to talk about her target of making the London Olympics women’s marathon team when she runs next month’s Nagoya Women’s Marathon, former national record holder Yoko Shibui (Team Mitsui Sumitomo Kaijo) said, “I’m rounding into

  • Kenyan Cosmas Ondiba to Take Position at Nanyo City Hallhttp://www.47news.jp/CN/201202/CN2012020401002077.html

    translated by Brett Larner

    Having broken the Third Stage record at last month’s Hakone Ekiden, Yamanashi Gakuin University Kenyan senior Cosmas Ondiba is set to take a job at Nanyo City Hall in Yamagata prefecture following his graduation this spring.  According to Yamanashi Gakuin University head coach Masahito Ueda, Ondiba will be a

  • Team Toyota Scores Course Record at 66th Meigi Ekidenby Brett Larner

    2011 New Year Ekiden national champion Team Toyota added another win to its resume, running 2:30:45 to set the course record at the 66th running of the six-stage, 52.6 km Meigi Ekiden, Feb. 5 in Nagoya.  Runner-up Team Toyota Boshoku also went under the old course record, recording a time of 2:31:58.  Suzuki Hamamatsu AC, featuring the superb Martin Mathathi and Toyota Boshoku’s

  • Kisorio Wins Deepest-Ever Marugame International Half-Marathonby Brett Larner

    Like other races across the country, the 2012 Kagawa Marugame International Half Marathon was fortunate to have ideal conditions for a historic men’s race.  Sub-59 Kenyan Matthew Kisorio had little trouble with the win, running a minute ahead of Japan-based Daniel Gitau (Kenya/Team Fujitsu) but missing both the course record of 59:48 and Samuel Wanjiru’s Japanese all-comers’

  • Njoroge Wins 2012 Beppu-Oita Mainichi Marathonby Brett Larner

    A developmental race in its 61st running, the Beppu-Oita Mainichi Marathon lucked out with almost windless conditions conducive to fast times.  The large lead pack ran consistently at just sub-2:09 pace through much of the race, whittling down to a final pack of eight at its ultimate stage.  First-timers Yakob Jarso (Ethiopia), the former Ethiopian 3000 mSC national record holder

 
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