The second round of the 2024 TOTO Japan Classic was played on Friday (Nov. 1) at Seta Golf Course in Shiga, Japan. Nine of the 16 players in the top 10 are locals, including the leader.Hana Wakimoto continues to surprise everyone as she leads the TOTO Japan Classic by two strokes. Wakimoto is now 13-under and her closest rivals are fellow Japanese Yealimi Noh and Thailand's Ariya Jutanugarn.2024 Toto Japan Classic day 2 leaderboardBelow is the TOTO Japan Classic leaderboard after the second round. Only the top 50 players are included:1 Hana Wakimoto -13T2 Yealimi Noh -11T2 Ariya Jutanugarn -114 Rio Takeda -10T5 Saiki Fujita -9T5 Marina Alex -9T5 Jin Young Ko -9T8 Yuna Nishimura -8T8 Hira Naveed -8T8 Nanna Koerstz Madsen -8T8 Sakura Koiwai -8T8 Yuka Saso -8T8 Karen Tsuruoka -8T8 Chisato Iwai -8T8 Haeran Ryu -8T8 Ayaka Furue -8T17 Mi Hyang Lee -7T17 Yui Kawamoto -7T17 Hikaru Yoshimoto -7T17 Hyo Joo Kim -7T21 Lala Anai -6T21 Haruka Amamoto -6T21 Jiyai Shin -6T21 Haruka Kawasaki -6T21 Miyu Yamashita -6T21 Seonwoo Bae -6T21 Moriya Jutanugarn -6T21 Nataliya Guseva -6T21 Linn Grant -6T30 Arpichaya Yubol -5T30 Pajaree Anannarukarn -5T30 Yuka Yasuda -5T30 Chanettee Wannasaen -5T30 Erika Hara -5T35 Gabriela Ruffels -4T35 Jennifer Kupcho -4T35 Alexa Pano -4T35 Amiyu Ozeki -4T35 Kokona Sakurai -4T35 Hana Lee -4T35 Xiyu Lin -4T35 Ayako Kimura -4T43 Gemma Dryburgh -3T43 Narin An -3T43 Miyuu Abe -3T43 Wei-Ling Hsu -3T43 Brooke M. Henderson -3T43 Mao Saigo -3T43 Grace Kim -3T43 Leona Maguire -3T43 Shiho Kuwaki -3Hana Wakimoto carded five birdies and one bogey in the second round of the TOTO Japan Classic to remain in first place. On Thursday, she had nine birdies and no bogeys to take the lead.Commenting on her performance, the TOTO Japan Classic leader said (via ASAP Sports): "Recently my ball striking has been really good, so I have confident with my shots and tucked pin today... This golf course is not too narrow, and there are still like tricky holes at couple holes. But my tee shot has been really good today."Wakimoto began her professional career in 2018 and has played almost exclusively in Japan. She has just one win, the 2022 Hanasaka Ladies Yanmar Golf Tournament on the Step Up Tour, the development circuit of Japan's premier tour.At the highest level in her home country, Wakimoto has played in 166 tournaments with 14 top-10 finishes.