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As the Sun Sets over the Sea, Moonlight Becomes the only Light that Counts: 753 People Complete the Iheya Moonlight Marathon, Supported by the Cheers of the Islanders
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[Iheya] The 31st Iheya Moonlight Marathon was held on the 8th, with 753 runners from within and outside the prefecture completing the 24km course. The men's winner was Yuhi Nagoya (28) from Urasoe City with a time of 1 hour 25 minutes 29 seconds, and the women's winner was Kayo Shimizu (44) from Tokyo with a time of 1 hour 49 minutes 39 seconds. Both men and women finished with a lead of more than five minutes over the second place winner.
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