Posted on: Monday, December 15, 20032003 Honolulu Marathon
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| Jasmine Jones and Darren Owen of Kaimuki head home after surfing at Cliffs as runners on Diamond Head Road head toward the finish line of the Honolulu Marathon, a little more than a mile from Kapi'olani Park. |
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| Gregory Yamamoto • The Honolulu Advertiser |
| • | Tokyo's Hayakawa gives Japan a first in Honolulu | • | Kenya's Muindi gets record-tying third victory |
A 22-year-old college student made Honolulu Marathon history yesterday when she became the first runner from Japan to win the race. And Jimmy Muindi, who finished second last year, earned his record-tying third Honolulu Marathon victory yesterday in 2 hours, 12 minutes, 59 seconds — a 5:04 per mile pace.
| RESULTS |  A runner shows the colors of Japan and the United States after crossing the finish line at Kapi'olani Park. Jeff Widener • The Honolulu Advertiser |
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| • | Men — Top 200 finishers | ||
| • | Women — Top 200 finishers | ||
| • | Hawai'i — Top 500 finishers | ||
| • | Mainland — Top 200 finishers | ||
| • | Japan — Top 500 finishers | ||
| • | Canada — Top 50 finishers | ||
| • | Germany — Top 50 finishers | ||
| • | South Korea — Top 40 finishers | ||
| • | Age group finishers | ||
| • | Wheelchair finishers | ||
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Video: Top three male and female finishers | ||
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Marathon facts
Source: Honolulu Marathon |
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| Toshiyuki Maruyama, 47, of Niigata, Japan, rests at the Diamond Head lookout area after finishing the Honolulu Marathon. Maruyama, who was waiting for his friends to finish, said it was his third Honolulu Marathon and he ran his best time in 3 hours, 54 minutes, 4 seconds. |
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| Gregory Yamamoto • The Honolulu Advertiser |
