Juana Ramírez Hernández, a Rarámuri runner from Chihuahua, has been invited to participate in the world's largest women's marathon in Japan on March 8. The 15th edition of the marathon, taking place in Nagoya, will see around 20,000 runners. Ramíz represents a "next generation of Indigenous runners," carrying forward ancient running traditions while adapting them to modern ultramarathons and trail running. Her participation underscores the event's mission to support and celebrate women runners from all backgrounds, nationalities, cultures, and levels of experience. The event will also feature a special exhibition titled "Mexico, Tierra de Campeones" (Mexico, Land of Champions) showcasing Mexico's enduring running heritage.