- Most wins
- 2
- Brigid Kosgei and Sutume Asefa Kebede
- Most podiums
- 4
- Birhane Dibaba
- Best time
- 2h 14min 29sec
- Brigid Kosgei (2026)
- Different winners
- 17
- Editions held
- 19
Complete honours by season
19 editions, from 2007 to 2026
| Edition | WinnerPodium | 2nd place | 3rd place |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020s | |||
| 2026 |  Brigid Kosgei1 2h 14min 29sec2nd place:  Bertukan Welde 2h 16min 36sec 3rd place: Hawi Feysa 2h 17min 39sec | Bertukan Welde 2h 16min 36sec | Hawi Feysa 2h 17min 39sec |
| 2025 | Sutume Asefa Kebede 2h 16min 31sec2nd place: Winfridah Moraa Moseti 2h 16min 56sec 3rd place: Hawi Feysa 2h 17min 0sec | Winfridah Moraa Moseti 2h 16min 56sec | Hawi Feysa 2h 17min 0sec |
| 2024 | Sutume Asefa Kebede 2h 15min 55sec2nd place: Rosemary Wanjiru 2h 16min 14sec 3rd place: Amane Beriso 2h 16min 58sec | Rosemary Wanjiru 2h 16min 14sec | Amane Beriso 2h 16min 58sec |
| 2023 | Rosemary Wanjiru 2h 16min 28sec2nd place: Tsehay Gemechu 2h 16min 56sec 3rd place: Ashete Bekere 2h 19min 11sec | Tsehay Gemechu 2h 16min 56sec | Ashete Bekere 2h 19min 11sec |
| 2021 | Brigid Kosgei2 2h 16min 2sec2nd place: Ashete Bekere 2h 17min 58sec 3rd place: Gotytom Gebreslase 2h 18min 18sec | Ashete Bekere 2h 17min 58sec | Gotytom Gebreslase 2h 18min 18sec |
| 2020 |  Lonah Chemtai Salpeter3 2h 17min 45sec2nd place: Birhane Dibaba 2h 18min 35sec 3rd place: Asefa Kebede 2h 20min 30sec | Birhane Dibaba 2h 18min 35sec | Asefa Kebede 2h 20min 30sec |
| 2010s | |||
| 2019 | Ruti Aga 2h 20min 40sec2nd place: Helen Tola 2h 21min 1sec 3rd place: Shure Demise 2h 21min 5sec | Helen Tola 2h 21min 1sec | Shure Demise 2h 21min 5sec |
| 2018 | Birhane Dibaba 2h 19min 51sec2nd place: Ruti Aga 2h 21min 19sec 3rd place:  Amy Cragg 2h 21min 42sec | Ruti Aga 2h 21min 19sec | Amy Cragg 2h 21min 42sec |
| 2017 | Sarah Chepchirchir 2h 19min 47sec2nd place: Birhane Dibaba 2h 21min 19sec 3rd place: Amane Gobena 2h 23min 9sec | Birhane Dibaba 2h 21min 19sec | Amane Gobena 2h 23min 9sec |
| 2016 | Helah Kiprop 2h 21min 27sec2nd place: Amane Gobena 2h 21min 51sec 3rd place: Edna Kiplagat 2h 22min 36sec | Amane Gobena 2h 21min 51sec | Edna Kiplagat 2h 22min 36sec |
| 2015 | Berhane Dibaba 2h 23min 15sec2nd place: Helah Kiprop 2h 24min 3sec 3rd place: Tiki Gelana 2h 24min 26sec | Helah Kiprop 2h 24min 3sec | Tiki Gelana 2h 24min 26sec |
| 2014 | Tirfi Tsegaye 2h 22min 23sec2nd place: Birhane Dibaba 2h 22min 30sec 3rd place: Lucy Wangui Kabuu 2h 24min 16sec | Birhane Dibaba 2h 22min 30sec | Lucy Wangui Kabuu 2h 24min 16sec |
| 2013 | Aberu Kebede 2h 25min 34sec2nd place: Yeshi Esayias 2h 26min 1sec 3rd place:  Irina Mikitenko 2h 26min 41sec | Yeshi Esayias 2h 26min 1sec | Irina Mikitenko 2h 26min 41sec |
| 2012 | Atsede Habtamu 2h 25min 28sec2nd place: Yeshi Esayias 2h 26min 0sec 3rd place: Helena Kirop 2h 26min 2sec | Yeshi Esayias 2h 26min 0sec | Helena Kirop 2h 26min 2sec |
| 2011 |  Noriko Higuchi4 2h 28min 49sec2nd place:  Tatyana Petrova Arkhipova 2h 28min 56sec 3rd place: Yoko Shibui 2h 29min 3sec | Tatyana Petrova Arkhipova 2h 28min 56sec | Yoko Shibui 2h 29min 3sec |
| 2010 | Alevtina Biktimirova 2h 34min 39sec2nd place: Robe Guta 2h 36min 29sec 3rd place:  Nuța Olaru 2h 36min 42sec | Robe Guta 2h 36min 29sec | Nuța Olaru 2h 36min 42sec |
| 2000s | |||
| 2009 | Mizuho Nasukawa 2h 25min 38sec2nd place: Yukari Sahaku 2h 28min 55sec 3rd place: Reiko Tosa 2h 29min 19sec | Yukari Sahaku 2h 28min 55sec | Reiko Tosa 2h 29min 19sec |
| 2008 | Claudia Dreher 2h 35min 35sec2nd place: Risa Mizutani 2h 48min 59sec 3rd place: Yoshimi Kasezawa 2h 51min 18sec | Risa Mizutani 2h 48min 59sec | Yoshimi Kasezawa 2h 51min 18sec |
| 2007 | Hitomi Niiya 2h 31min 2sec2nd place: Mari Tanigawa 2h 49min 54sec 3rd place: Tanaka Hikaru 2h 50min 2sec | Mari Tanigawa 2h 49min 54sec | Tanaka Hikaru 2h 50min 2sec |
1 : Course record.
2 : Edition postponed twice because of COVID-19, held on March 6, 2022.
3 : Edition reserved for elite athletes (no amateur runners), due to COVID-19.
4 : Official podium revised: Tatyana Aryasova (RUS), who crossed the line 1st overall in 2:27:29, was disqualified for doping in January 2012 (positive test for a masking agent).
Detailed statistics
Most titled runner
Brigid Kosgei
2
Sutume Asefa Kebede
2
Aberu Kebede
1
Alevtina Biktimirova
1
Atsede Habtamu
1
Most podiums
Birhane Dibaba
4
Amane Gobena
2
Ashete Bekere
2
Brigid Kosgei
2
Hawi Feysa
2
Best time
Brigid Kosgei (2026)
2h 14min 29sec
Sutume Asefa Kebede (2024)
2h 15min 55sec
Brigid Kosgei (2021)
2h 16min 2sec
Rosemary Wanjiru (2024)
2h 16min 14sec
Rosemary Wanjiru (2023)
2h 16min 28sec
Frequently asked questions
Which marathon runner has won the Tokyo Marathon Women the most times?
Brigid Kosgei and Sutume Asefa Kebede hold the record with 2 wins at the Tokyo Marathon Women.
Who won the Tokyo Marathon Women in 2026?
The 2026 edition of the Tokyo Marathon Women was won by Brigid Kosgei in 2h 14min 29sec.
How many editions of the Tokyo Marathon Women have been held?
The Tokyo Marathon Women has 19 editions on record (excluding cancelled editions).
What is the fastest time ever recorded at the Tokyo Marathon Women?
The record time is held by Brigid Kosgei in 2h 14min 29sec (2026 edition).
Who are the most successful marathon runners at the Tokyo Marathon Women?
The most successful at the Tokyo Marathon Women are: Brigid Kosgei (2), Sutume Asefa Kebede (2), Aberu Kebede (1).