If you are a trail runner in Japan, you may have once wondered why there is no by UTMB race in Japan. The following races in Asia near Japan have already been designated as by UTMB (as of March 2023).
Prior to the coronavirus, entry to any marathon was by lottery, and it was not always possible to run. However, when the new coronavirus raged around the world in 2020, marathons around the world were either cancelled or drastically scaled back (for elite runners only), and I suspect that the opportunities to run a marathon were greatly reduced for the next three years.
Taiwan Sandal was introduced in October 2021. The following article is still popular on this site. It is currently the most accessed article on this site, and is ranked second in Google's search rankings, which is thought to be the reason for the large influx of visitors to this site.
The following Yahoo article inspired me to describe this article. The main character of this article, Yuri Suzuki, calls himself an "overseas marathon collector," so I guess I am like an "Asian trail version" of him.
五月山動物園のNFT施策を紹介。収益化と地域PRの観点でメリットと課題を整理する。
When it comes to runners and trail runners, I believe that a GPS watch is one of the indispensable items. My first GPS watch was a Garmin Forerunner series. After that, I used the Suunto Ambit, EPSON's Wristable GPS for Trek, and for the past 3-4 years, I have been using a GPS watch made by Amazfit, a Chinese smartwatch brand, because of its cost-effectiveness.
The long new coronavirus, which began in December 2019, closed the road to overseas travel for three years. After a long period of endurance, the ban on inbound travel to Japan will be lifted in the fall of 2022, and Taiwan will resume accepting tourists from October 13, 2022, as if to coincide with the ban (some restrictions apply; notification will be made in late September 2022).
In this issue, we discuss the running sandals that are currently popular in the Taiwanese running community.