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東京ヤマソンで子供と一緒に歩くことはできますか？ Question: Can I Walk with My Child in the Tokyo Yamathon? Yes, children can participate in the Tokyo Yamathon! This charitable giving walkathon is not only a great way to stay active but also an excellent opportunity for parents to teach their children about community

東京ヤマソンへの参加費はいくらですか？また、支払った費用はどこに使われるのでしょうか？ Question: How much does it cost to participate in the Tokyo Yamathon, and where does the fees I pay go? Answer: The cost to participate in the Tokyo Yamathon is a 14,000 yen donation, with an additional RUNNET platform registration fee per team. ( fees

Question: Are assisted mobility participants able to join the Tokyo Yamathon? Answer: Yes, assisted mobility participants are welcome and encouraged to join the Tokyo Yamathon! However, it's important to be aware of the obstacles you may encounter while navigating the regular streets of Tokyo.

チームメンバーを探しているウォーカーの皆さん！一緒に力を合わせましょう！🌟 Hey Yamathoners! 👟 Are you a solo walker looking to join forces with others to create a fantastic team? Whether you're new to the Yamathon or a seasoned participant, teaming up can make the journey even more fun and memorable. This forum thread is dedicated

東京ヤマソンでは一人で歩くことができますか？ Question: Can I walk by myself in the Tokyo Yamathon? Answer: No, for safety reasons, the Tokyo Yamathon requires all participants to be in teams of 2 to 4 members. Walking alone is not permitted. This rule is in place to ensure everyone's safety and to make sure th

東京ヤマソンはベビーカーに対応していますか？ Question: Is the Tokyo Yamathon stroller-friendly? Answer: Yes, the Tokyo Yamathon is stroller-friendly, but there are a few important points to keep in mind. Participants must be in a team of 2 to 4 people, and all members, including those with strollers, must obey traff

フォーラム免責事項: ご利用は自己責任で Dear Yamathon Community, Welcome to the Yamathon forum! We’re glad to have you here, whether you’re sharing experiences, seeking advice, or connecting with fellow volunteers and walkers. Before you dive in, please take a moment to read the following disclaimer: Use at