Asian Championships Marathon

Medalists/Dates/Venues (18 runnings)

17 Jul 2011, Pattaya THA (part of the Pattaya International Marathon

G	2:23:07	Mohamed Bakhet Abdulah (QAT)	2:44:10	Noriko Higuchi (JPN)
S	2:23:09	Teruto Ozaki (JPN)	2:52:24	Xiao-li Jiang (CHN)
B	2:25:33	Kenji Takeuchi (JPN)	2:53:09	Thi-Binh Pham (VIE)

05 Dec 2010, Pune IND (part of the Pune International Marathon)

G	2:17:34	Mohamed Bakhet Abdulah (QAT)	2:44:19	Hiromi Ominami (JPN)
S	2:20:28	Yusuke Kataoka (JPN)	2:48:46	Viktoriya Polyudina (KGZ)
B	2:20:37	Deep Chand (IND)	3:01:22	Chi-ngan Chow (HKG)

17 Feb 2008, Hong Kong HKG (part of the Standard Chartered Hong Kong (HKG) Marathon.)

G	2:16:50	Koichiro Fukuoka (JPN)	2:36:43	Kum-Ok Kim (PRK)
S	2:20:18	Ser-Od Bat-Ochir (MGL)	2:36:43	Yong-Ok Jong (PRK)
B	2:21:45	Valeriy Pisarev (KGZ)	2:36:50	Mika Hikichi (JPN)

15 Oct 2006, Beijing CHN (part of the ANA Beijing International Marathon)

G	2:15:37	Kenichi Kita (JPN)	2:35:16	Kum-Ok Kim (PRK)
S	2:15:58	Takhir Mamashayev (KAZ)	2:35:24	Shu-jing Zhang (CHN)
B	2:16:39	Yohei Sato (JPN)	2:36:48	Gyong-Suk Oh (PRK)

07 Nov 2004, Seoul KOR (part of the Joong Ang Seoul Marathon)

G	2:11:32	Yi-Yong Kim (KOR)	2:36:22	Shu-jing Zhang (CHN)
S	2:14:34	Masami Soeta (JPN)	2:38:03	Kyung-Hee Choi (KOR)
B	2:15:12	Gang Han (CHN)	2:42:21	Xue Bai (CHN)

24 Feb 2002, Hong Kong HKG (part of the Standard Chartered Bank Hong Kong Marathon)

G	2:16:46	Satoshi Osaki (JPN)	2:36:27	Shu-jing Zhang (CHN)
S	2:18:03	Kurao Umeki (JPN)	2:38:35	Mio Kiuchi (JPN)
B	2:23:15	Maung Maung Nge (MYA)	2:42:21	Hideko Yoshimura (JPN)

02 Jul 2000, Pattaya THA

G	2:26:06	Kenichi Kawakubo (JPN)	2:58:14	Sunisa Sailomyen (THA)
S	2:28:25	Sarath Prasanna Gamage (SRI)	3:05:07	Cristabel Martes (PHI)
B	2:30:03	Yukiyasu Ogura (JPN)	3:09:43	Winnie Lai-Chu Ng (HKG)

08 Feb 1998, Ayutthaya THA

G	2:20:03	Kenichi Kawakubo (JPN)	2:46:47	Ti-an Mei (CHN)
S	2:24:51	Koji Koyanagi (JPN)	3:06:07	Vally Sathyabhama (IND)
B	2:27:19	Vijay Singhe (IND)	3:19:21	Indiresh Dhiraj (IND)

26 Oct 1996, Chunchon KOR (part of the Chosunilbo Chunchon Marathon)

G	2:14:02	Norihiro Otoshi (JPN)	2:37:54	Yukari Komatsu (JPN)
S	2:14:03	Tatsuya Hoshi (JPN)	2:38:04	Toshiko Mori (JPN)
B	2:14:05	Seung-Do Baek (KOR)	2:39:48	Sun-Hee Bang (KOR)

06 Feb 1994, Oita JPN &  13 Mar 1994, Nagoya JPN (part of the Beppu-Oita Mainichi and Nagoya International Women's Marathons)

G	2:19:04	Yukio Suzuki (JPN)	2:30:30	Eriko Asai (JPN)
S	2:21:09	Eduardus Nabunome (INA)	2:43:41	Akiyo Goto (JPN)
B	2:21:38	Kazumi Sakamoto (JPN)	2:51:00	Winnie Lai-Chu Ng (HKG)

04 Oct 1992, Bandung INA

G	2:20:23	Eduardus Nabunome (INA)	2:53:12	Sunita Godara (IND)
S	2:21:17	Ryoichi Enaidani (JPN)	2:55:58	Man-yi Lo (HKG)
B	2:23:27	Young-Hoon Yoo (KOR)	2:57:11	Yoshiko Hirohama (JPN)

18 Mar 1990, Seoul KOR (part of the Dong-A Marathon)

G	2:11:38	Wan-Tak Kim (KOR)	2:37:15	Mi-Ok Lee (KOR)
S	2:14:25	Ryuji Kondo (JPN)	2:37:26	Yen-Ju Kim (KOR)
B	2:15:26	Jin-Soo Seon (KOR)	2:49:53	Eri Nagamine (JPN)

13 Mar 1988, Otsu JPN &  06 Mar 1988, Nagoya JPN (part of the Biwa-ko and Nagoya International Women's marathons)

G	2:15:32	Masayuki Nishi (JPN)	2:31:43	Li-hua Xie (CHN)
S	2:26:56	Chang-Keun Kim (KOR)	2:40:29	Yoshiko Hidaka (JPN)
B	2:29:39	Zhi-han Wu (CHN)	2:41:52	Mar-Mar Min (MYA)

29 Sep 1985, Jakarta INA

G	2:20:29	Jong-Hyong Lee (PRK)	2:48:53	Asha Aggarwal (IND)
S	2:24:26	Tomio Sueyoshi (JPN)	2:54:16	Yuko Gordon (HKG)
B	2:24:52	Il-Sop Choe (PRK)	2:57:28	Sun-Bok Lee (PRK)

14 Jun 1975, Seoul KOR

G	2:32:05.8	Sueki Tanaka (JPN)
S	2:37:50.4	Susumu Sato (JPN)
B	2:39:06	Jit Bahadur Chhetri (NEP)

23 Nov 1973, Marakina PHI

G	2:27:30.2	Je-Hyung Cho (KOR)
S	2:33:45	Yul-Park Chang (KOR)
B	2:35:38	Jit Bahadur Chhetri (NEP)

Notes: 1973 was the inaugural year. For 1988 and later, the marathon championships were held separately from the track & field championships.  For 2015 and 2013, these championships were held as part of the Standard Chartered Hong Kong (HKG) Marathon. For 2011 these were part of the Pattaya International (THA) Marathon. 

Medal Count by Country

Men
       G   S   B   Score
JPN   10  10   5     85
KOR    3   2   3     24
MGL    1   1   2     10
QAT    2   0   0     10
PRK    1   1   1      9
INA    1   1   0      8
IND    1   0   2      7
UZB    0   2   0      6
KAZ    0   1   0      3
SRI    0   1   0      3
NEP    0   0   2      2
CHN    0   0   2      2
KGZ    0   0   1      1
MYA    0   0   1      1


Women
       G   S   B   Score
JPN    4   6   4     42
PRK    5   2   3     34
CHN    4   2   1     25
IND    2   1   1     14
KOR    1   2   1     12
HKG    0   2   3      9
THA    1   0   0      5
KGZ    0   1   1      4
PHI    0   1   0      3
KAZ    0   0   1      1
MYA    0   0   1      1
VIE    0   0   1      1

scoring is G = 5, S = 3, B = 1

Multiple Medal Winners

Men 
10  Kenichi Kawakubo (JPN)       G (1998) G (2000)
10  Mohamed Bakhet Abdulah (QAT) G (2010) G (2011)
 8  Ser-Od Bat-Ochir (MGL)       S (2008) G (2013)
 6  Andrey Petrov (UZB)          S (2013) S (2017)
 2  Jit Bahadur Chhetri (NEP)    B (1973) B (1975)

Women 
15  Kum-Ok Kim (PRK)             G (2006) G (2008) G (2013)
13  Shu-jing Zhang (CHN)         G (2002) G (2004) S (2006)
10  Hye-Gyong Kim (PRK)          G (2015) G (2017)
 2  Winnie Lai-Chu Ng (HKG)      B (1994) B (2000)

Last Updated on 27 Nov 2017

Contributors: Martin Rix (50), Shigenobu Ota (30), Franco Civai (23), Andy Milroy (1), Ram Murali Krishnan (5), Liam Riley (6), Heinrich Hubbeling (5)