■ Main Venue Support Stage

On the stage in the center of the venue, we will be presenting a variety of fun programs with the theme of "support"!

Stage program

• 10: 00 ~

  Opening Ceremony
• 10: 05 ~

  "Tokyo Marathon" Live Viewing

  Tokyo Marathon Day is the day when Tokyo comes together as one. Cheer on the exciting race in real time as the runners compete against each other!
• 11: 20 ~

  STREET JAM2025

  This year marks the 27th year of this event. From children to adults, people with disabilities, their families, and volunteers come together to support the runners with the energy of joy they feel when they present.

  
• 12: 20 ~

  Tokyo Fire Department Music Corps

  Founded in July 24 as Japan's first fire department band, the band performs at various local events to raise awareness of fire and disaster prevention, as a "bridge between the citizens of Tokyo and firefighting."

  
• 13: 00 ~

  Talk Stage 1

  Our guest will be Asatsuma Hisami, Representative Director of the All Japan Cheering Association, and she will talk about the theme of "The joy of cheering," and we'll hear some fun stories that will make viewers want to cheer as well.

  

  Asatsuma Hisami

  
• 13: 30 ~

  Sumida Ward Taiko Federation Team A/Team B

  For over 30 years since the federation was founded, they have participated in events and festivals held by the Sumida Ward and the Tourism Association. They play a group of Japanese drums called "Sumida no Taiko" and sing the local tune "Sumida Ondo", which is very fun.

  
• 14: 40 ~

  Comedy Stage

  A comedy duo consisting of brothers Subaru and Asahi. With the motto of "manzai that doesn't hurt anyone," they have made it to the finals of the M-2 Grand Prix for two consecutive years.

  

  Miki (comedian)

• 14: 50 ~

  Talk Stage 2

  We will be welcoming comedian Miki, Tokyo 2020 Olympic Karate women's kata silver medalist Shimizu Kiyo, as well as Harry Sugiyama and Fukushima Wakana, who have just finished running the Tokyo Marathon 2025, to talk about the power of support from those who are "supported."

  

  Miki
  (Comedian)

  

  Nozomi Shimizu
  (Tokyo 2020 Olympic Karate Women's Kata Silver Medalist)

  

  Harry Sugiyama
  (ONE TOKYO GLOBAL Official Supporter and Talent)

  

  Fukushima Wakana
  (ONE TOKYO official supporter and talent)

• 15: 20 ~

  GOSPEL SQUARE

  This gospel studio in Shibuya operates under the motto "Sing in Unity. Live in Peace." This year, they will be supporting the runners with the power of song!

  
• 15: 50 ~

  closing ceremony

■Sports experience corner

Come experience this popular sport that can be enjoyed by everyone, from small children to adults!

• Shooting Experience

  Shooting will also be an event at the Tokyo 2025 Deaflympics to be held in November 11. Air rifle and air pistol are events in which participants aim at a target 10 meters away. With a beam gun, you can experience shooting, which is something you don't usually get to experience.

  

• bouldering experience

  Bouldering is a sport that can be enjoyed by a wide range of people, regardless of age, gender, or physical strength. There are problems for beginners to advanced climbers, so anyone can enjoy it.

  

  Photo courtesy of Tosho Associates Co., Ltd.

• Boccia experience

  Boccia was born in Europe and is an official Paralympic sport. It is a sport in which everyone can compete together, regardless of age, gender, or whether they have a disability. Why not try playing against people at the venue?

  

• Moruk experience

  Mölkky is a sport developed in 1996 based on the traditional game Kiikka from the Karelia region of Finland. In its native Finland, it is a casual sport played while enjoying a sauna and beer, and its very simple rules make it enjoyable for people of all ages and genders.

  

■ Variety booth

Introducing the charms of Tokyo, including the Tama and island regions! A large gathering of various booths that can be enjoyed by both children and adults!

• Chiyoda Ward Tourism Association

  The Chiyoda City Tourism Association, a general incorporated association, is working to promote tourism by utilizing the natural, cultural, and historical resources of Chiyoda City, and to contribute to the preservation and development of local culture. Traces of the old Edo Castle still remain throughout the city, and the Imperial Palace Outer Gardens in particular are bustling with tourists from Japan and abroad throughout the year. At the booth, we plan to sell Edo Castle seals from the NPO "Edo Castle Tower Reconstruction Association," as well as original clear files and stamp sheets.

  

• Tokyo Island

  "Tokyo Airando" is an antenna shop for the Izu Islands and Ogasawara Islands. It's somehow nostalgic and new. It makes you want to go on a trip, and brings back memories of your trip. We have a wide selection of such islands' masterpieces. Our goal is to become a hub that connects people, things, and experiences with the islands, making them even more attractive.

  

• Promoting the appeal of Tama and the islands

  This booth introduces the various charms of the Tama region of Tokyo and the Izu and Ogasawara Islands! You can experience the charms of the Tama region and the islands through experiences such as wooden puzzles made from materials produced in Tama, coloring books featuring Tama's mascot character "Tamarunyan", and ring toss featuring pictures of each island. Tamarunyan will also be coming to play, so be sure to take a photo with him!

  

• Tokyo Tama Islands Immigration Settlement Consultation Desk

  This is a mobile consultation booth for those considering relocating to and settling in the Tama and island regions of Tokyo. The city's exclusive relocation consultants will give you advice on the steps to take to make your relocation a reality! We will listen to your story and help you choose the right region, so please feel free to contact us!

  

• Tokyo Environment Bureau

  The event will promote energy conservation and renewable energy promotion projects for households implemented by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's Bureau of Environment, as well as the mandatory installation of solar panels that will come into effect in April 7. Plans include panel displays, distribution of leaflets, greetings with promotional characters, and the recruitment and registration of people interested in purchasing solar panels and storage batteries (with prizes available for registrants).

  

• Tokyo Tourist Information Center

  Our staff, who can speak foreign languages, will be happy to provide you with information on Tokyo's fascinating sightseeing spots. We will also be distributing free Tokyo sightseeing pamphlets. Please feel free to stop by!

  

• Let's make cheering goods together

  A workshop will be held to create original cheering goods with messages of support. Let's all have fun making original cheering goods!
  *Stamp points at the variety booth will only be available for "Let's all make cheering goods together."

  

• Japan Federation of Judo Therapists

  Through our treatments, we work to contribute to the local community. We use our specialized skills to provide manual care to those who are tired or in pain. We hope that by supporting the health of the mind and body, we can bring smiles to many people's faces. Through events, we aim to bring the wonder of our treatments to as many people as possible, and will continue to support them with warm hands.

  

■Food truck

A food truck will be available where you can enjoy food and drinks made with ingredients from Tokyo! Enjoy an attractive food court where you can experience the "new Tokyo."

• GLaugh

  Tama no Megumi is a Tokyo local beer made with the pure water that flows through Tama. This time, we will be offering two types of draft beer: a pilsner and a dark weizen!

  

• irodori

  We have recreated a Tokyo retro omelet rice dish using fresh eggs from Tokyo. We also have pork soup with Tokyo vegetables, so you can enjoy the Tokyo atmosphere even after your run.

  

• Hi!Diner

  Hi Diner has created a burger inspired by the famous sukiyaki in Asakusa. We made it with the hope that foreigners will also be able to try Japanese sukiyaki!

  

• 100-Year Coffee

  Hyakunen Coffee uses a craft blending method to tune the flavor based on an image. The Sumida River Blend is inspired by the majestic flow of the Sumida River, and has a deep, rich flavor and a long-lasting aftertaste.

  

■Digital stamp rally

If you collect two or more digital stamps at venues along the course or at the main venue in the Imperial Palace Outer Gardens, you will receive an original novelty item made with materials from Tama at the stamp rally GOAL in the main venue (first 2 people).
In addition, those who collect six stamps will receive a special gift (first 6 people).
*Please scan the two-dimensional barcode on the panel at each venue to participate.

Stamp Rally Novelty

■Venue access

1. Nearest Station
2. Approximately 6 minutes walk from B2 exit of Nijubashimae Station (Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line)
3. 6-minute walk from Hibiya Station Exit B2 (Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, Chiyoda Line / Toei Subway Mita Line)
4. Approximately 10 minutes walk from Tokyo Station (JR/Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line)
5. About 10 minutes walk from Yurakucho Station (JR/Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line)
   1. For those going to the TOKYO CHEER 2025 Imperial Palace Main Venue,Please use the underground passage and exit at B6.
   2. Due to traffic restrictions around the venue on the day, access from Tokyo Station will be restricted.
   3. You cannot cross the course, so please use the underground passage.
   4. The viewing area at Marunouchi Nakadori Street is expected to be very crowded, so admission may be restricted.
   5. Some areas around the finish line, such as Hibiya Street, Marunouchi Nakadori Street, and Gyoko-dori Street, are restricted areas and only runners and related personnel are allowed to enter.
      We apologize for any inconvenience caused, and thank you for your understanding and cooperation regarding the above.
6. Approximately 3 minutes walk from Sakuradamon Station, Exit 8 (Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line)