This time, Mizuki Noguchi looks back at the Hokkaido Marathon using actual footage!

Hitomi Niitani's first marathon in two and a half years & Seira Fuwa's first marathon!

And we'll cover the heated MGC (Marathon Grand Championship) competition in detail!

"Mizuki Noguchi's Runner's High" airs every Thursday at 6 PM!

We'll be bringing you news and information on marathons and track and field!

Mizuki Noguchi
Born July 3, 1978
From Ise City, Mie Prefecture
2003 Paris World Athletics Championships, Women's Marathon, Silver Medal
2004 Athens Olympics, Women's Marathon, Gold Medal
2005 Berlin Marathon, New Japanese Record of 2 hours 19 minutes 12 seconds
2016 Retired from competitive running

[Major Marathon Results]
March 2002 Nagoya International Women's Marathon, Winner, 2 hours 25 minutes 35 seconds (First Marathon)
January 2003 Osaka International Women's Marathon, Winner, 2 hours 21 minutes 18 seconds (Then the best Japanese national record/competition record)
August 2003 World Athletics Championships, 2nd place, 2 hours 24 minutes 14 seconds (Qualified for the Athens Olympics)
August 2004 Athens Olympics, Winner 2 hours 26 minutes 20 seconds
September 2005 Berlin Marathon: Winner, 2 hours 19 minutes 12 seconds (Asian record/Japanese record)
November 2007 Tokyo International Women's Marathon: Winner, 2 hours 21 minutes 37 seconds
March 2012 Nagoya Women's Marathon: 6th place, 2 hours 25 minutes 33 seconds
March 2013 Nagoya Women's Marathon: 3rd place, 2 hours 24 minutes 05 seconds
March 2016 Nagoya Women's Marathon: 23rd place, 2 hours 33 minutes 54 seconds

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