sponsorTony Manh @tonymanh_ · Walking · launched 2026-09-18
Tokyo Yamathon T-shirt auctioned in 20 spots, none sold
Tony Manh, who lives in Tokyo, auctioned 20 logo spots on the T-shirt for his 42 km walk around the Yamanote Line loop on 17 October 2026. Minimum bids ran from $50 to $500, a held spot could be taken by paying twice its price, and he aimed for $3,000. Bidding closed on 12 October with no spot sold, and the site still showed 0 of 20 on 28 October.
Raised$0
Spots sold0 / 20
Prices$50 to $500
Modeldoubling auction
StatusClosed
EventTokyo Yamathon 20262026-10-17, Tokyo, Japan
Lessons
- A walk with a fixed route and date can carry sponsors as well as a race can.
- Twenty spots is a large board for an account with under 1,000 followers.
- Closing bids several days before the event leaves a clear window to print the shirt.
Sources
- Launch post on X accessed 2026-10-01
- Campaign website (spots, minimum bids, sold count) accessed 2026-10-28
- Tokyo Yamathon event listing accessed 2026-09-24
- Tokyo Yamathon official Facebook date announcement accessed 2026-10-28
- Sponsor My Body Athlete Sponsorship Index accessed 2026-10-14
Last checked 2026-10-28. Part of this record comes from the Sponsor My Body Athlete Sponsorship Index (CC BY 4.0). Spot an error? Write to hello@sponsormyspot.com.
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