Kenyan runners Agnes Ngetich and Alexander Mutiso achieved notable success at the Tokyo Legacy Half Marathon. Ngetich improved the women’s course record by three minutes. Mutiso set a new men’s course record and won the race. Both athletes dominated their respective categories. Mutiso’s victory earned him JPY 3 million, approximately KSh 2.6 million. The race saw a clean sweep of the men’s podium by Kenyan runners. Ngetich’s performance marked a significant improvement in the women’s race. The event highlighted Kenya’s continued strength in long-distance running. Mutiso’s record could lead to additional prize money. The Tokyo Legacy Half Marathon is a key event in the international running calendar. Kenya’s dominance in the race underscores its reputation in the sport. The results reflect the athletes’ training and competitive edge. The event took place in Tokyo, drawing international participants. Both runners are part of Kenya’s elite running community. Their achievements add to Kenya’s legacy in global athletics.