Joseph Tame ran 21 km to recreate the Apple logo

Joseph Tame, mediaprodyuser and a marathon runner, ran 21 kilometers on the streets of Tokyo. His route has been traced in such a way as to form on the map Apple logo at the end of the race. Joseph himself tracked the trajectory of motion with your iPhone, using the GPS and the application for exercise.

In his blog, The Art of Running Thame creates different routes, which then runs, using this app RunKeeper and online services. Joseph said that over the past few years has become a fan of Apple products, and the purchase of iPhone really changed his life.

I did this in order to personally express my appreciation to Steve Jobs for his vision and industry leadership, which had a positive impact on my life.

Almost the entire route lay in the center of Tokyo near the western part of the Imperial Palace, then through the Roppongi and Omotesando to Shidzhuku. Part of the route, which is a apple leaf, lay in Kuragazake, and the starting and ending points of the race at the entrance to the Yasukuni Shrine.

Joseph Tame known for its past races, during which he created routes on the map logo Hello Kitty, Twitter, as well as his own name. Nice combination of sports and art.

[CultofMac]