Sports realm has witnessed a unique spectacle recently, when Hikaru Yoshida, a popular figure in the field, completed his first Marathon all draped in black tape. Hikaru, known for his quirky dress sense, combined sports and fashion in an intriguing way, drawing plenty of attention to the event. His achievement is also a testament to determination and hard work as it was Hikaru's first ever marathon.

Marathons are a popular sporting event in Japan, attracting participants from all walks of life. Hikaru Yoshida is recognised for his unconventional styles that also inspire others to break the traditional norms. His participation and completion of the marathon not only added an element of fun but also encouraged others to take part in the sport without feeling the pressure of conformity.

In the US, runners are also known to dress up in fun and quirky costumes for marathons, such as the famous Bay to Breakers race in San Francisco. Both countries share a love for marathons and the spirit of individuality, encouraging participants to express their personalities while engaging in the sport.