10th Annual TELL Charity Walk & Runathon
Starts: 9:00 Sat, May 02, 2009
Ends: 12:00 Sat, May 02, 2009
Place: Chidorigafuchi Park, Imperial Palace Course
The 10th Annual Tokyo English Life Line (TELL) Charity Walk / Runathon
第10回東京英語いのちの電話チャリティー･ラン＆ウォーク
日本語
Date: Saturday, May 2, 2009
Time: Registration from 9:00am
- 5km run starts at 10:15am
- 10km run starts at 10:25am
- 5km walk starts at 10:30am
- Event finishes at midday
Place: Imperial Palace circuit
Meet at Chidorigafuchi Park, next to Hanzomon Gate
Nearest station: Hanzomon (exit 3)
Map
Cost: 3500 yen donation before April 22, 2009
On the day registration is 4500 yen a person. Please come early as we have a limited number of spots available.
Pre-registration is now closed.
Gather pledges for the Life Line!
Are you running or walking? Ask your family, friends and colleagues* to support your efforts and the work TELL undertakes in the community. Download a pledge form here and bring the money you collected to the pledge table at the Runathon. Great prize for the highest pledge amount!
*Ask your company about their matching donation policy.
Run, walk and enjoy the great outdoors! The 10th Annual Tokyo English Life Line (TELL) Charity Walk & Runathon is sure to be a great day for all on Saturday, May 2. Whether you are a competitive runner, enjoy a stroll in the park, or just want to enjoy the great mix of people in one of Tokyo’s best green spaces, the TELL Walk & Runathon is sure to please. Challenge yourself to the 10km or 5km run or walk along the majestic Imperial Palace course. There are great prizes for winning runners, and the ever-popular Super Lottery means that everyone is in with a chance to take home prizes that include luxury hotel stays and restaurant vouchers. Also, the first 800 participants to arrive on the day receive an official T-shirt. With entertainment and refreshments throughout the day, this is definitely one of Tokyo’s healthiest and most enjoyable multicultural events.
Pre-register before April 22 for a discount price of 3500 yen or pay 4500 yen on the day. All proceeds will go TELL, a registered non-profit organization that provides confidential counseling and support to Tokyo’s international and Japanese communities.