39th Izena 88 Triathlon

About this event

The 39th Izena 88 Triathlon, held in Izena Village, Okinawa Prefecture, is a challenging yet attractive competition covering a total of 88km: a 2km swim, a 66km bike ride, and a 20km run. There are two categories: Group A for individuals aiming to complete the race on their own, and Group B for 3-person relay teams. With a time limit of 7 hours and 10 minutes, participants start from Izena Beach, race around the village perimeter road, and cross the finish line at Rinkai Fureai Park Ground. On the day of the event, athlete check-in and registration will take place, with the competition scheduled to start at 9:00 AM and end at 4:00 PM. The closing ceremony and Fureai Party will be held from 6:00 PM, providing an opportunity for participants to deepen their interactions. Eligibility is open to healthy men and women aged 18 or older on the day of the event who have experience in swimming, biking, and running, and are confident in finishing. The entry fee is 30,000 yen for Group A and 60,000 yen for Group B. Participation through the hometown tax donation program (Furusato Nozei) is also available, where Group A entry tickets are awarded for a donation of 100,000 yen. The organizer retains the rights to publish video footage, photos, articles, and records of the event. Wearing a wetsuit is mandatory, and the use of a race number belt is recommended. Participating athletes will receive a transition bag, event program, T-shirt, cap, drinks at each aid station, food and drinks at the party, race equipment (swim cap), certificate of completion, and finish towel. Web completion certificates are also planned to be issued. Awards in Group A will be given to 1st to 3rd place overall for men and women, 1st place in each age category for men and women, 1st place for male and female members of the Okinawa Triathlon Union, the Oldest Participant Award, and Special Awards (88th and 39th place). In Group B, 1st to 3rd place teams will be awarded.

Venue

Izena Village

Izena-son, Shimajiri-gun, Okinawa