In collaboration with our official partner Otsuka Pharmaceutical, we will separate and collect the plastic bottles provided to runners at each aid station, and use the collected bottles as raw materials for recycled plastic bottles. These recycled bottles will then be reused as beverage containers by Otsuka Pharmaceutical and other beverage manufacturers.

In partnership with our official partner, Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., we conduct paper cup recycling. Runners are asked to dispose of used cups in designated collection boxes at water stations. The collected paper cups are then processed and recycled into raw materials for producing toilet paper.

In conjunction with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's Zero Emission Vehicle promotion initiative, Porsche Japan Co., Ltd. will provide Taycan and Macan electric vehicles for use as the chief referee’s car and other official vehicles.

In an effort to reduce waste throughout the event, “safety pins” were not included in Runner Packet the reuse of volunteers' and race officials' uniforms are promoted. In addition, recyclable resources such as cardboard boxes will be collected and recycled.

On race day, we utilized “SoundUD,” which can display announcements in multiple languages, to support accessible and inclusive communication for all participants.

Gender‐free/barrier‐free restrooms and universal changing rooms that can be used by people of all genders will be available in the Japan National Stadium.

The 360°VR Road Guide can be used by people who use wheelchairs, baby carriages, or the like at points along major roads which have been closed off (and are not crossable) during the marathon to safely reach the other side. Using 360°photos (not videos) taken along crossing routes, it turns users' smartphones into guide staff, providing clear guidance simply by tapping on the arrows on‐screen. The arrows (signs) show the way, so the 360°VR Road Guide can be used intuitively, with no need for multilingual support.

October 17 (Fri), 2025 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

At the ‶TOKYO Night Relay & 1 Mile in National Stadium“ held two days before the event, the total distance run by all participants was converted into miles. For every 60 miles accumulated as Green Mileage,one tree was planted in Hinohara Village, Tokyo, through Present Tree.

October 18 (Sat), 2025 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

This course allows participants to gain a deeper understanding of disabilities through a wheelchair experience, a simulated experience of being visually impaired using an eye mask, and a course on mental barrier‐freshness.

October 18 (Sat), 2025 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Not only can participants learn the skills of a guide runner who supports the visually impaired on their runs, but they can also learn how to communicate and support them in everyday life.