Japan at the 2002 Asian Games
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| Medals Rank: 3 |
Gold 44 |
Silver 74 |
Bronze 72 |
Total 190 |
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Japan participated in the 2002 Asian Games held in Busan, South Korea from September 29, 2002 to October 14, 2002. This country was ranked 3rd with 44 gold medals, 74 silver medals and 72 bronze medals with a total of 190 medals to secure its third spot in the medal tally.[1]
Participation details
Gold medalists
- Athletics Men's 200m: Shingo Suetsugu
- Softball -
Japan (JPN) *Naomi Arai *Masumi Mishina *Emi Naito *Misako Ando *Yumi Iwabuchi *Sachiko Ito *Yuka Suzuki *Mikiko Tanaka *Yukiko Ueno *Juri Takayama *Kazue Ito *Hiroko Sakai *Noriko Yamaji *Haruka Saito *Reika Utsugi
Silver medalists
- Football - Japan (JPN) *Yosuke Fujigaya *Teruyuki Moniwa *Shohei Ikeda *Daisuke Nasu *Yuichi Komano *Yuki Abe *Yoshito Okubo *Kazuyuki Morisaki *Daisuke Matsui *Ryoichi Maeda *Tatsuya Tanaka *Yuichi Nemoto *Keita Suzuki *Naohiro Ishikawa *Hikaru Mita *Takuya Nozawa *Hayuma Tanaka *Takaya Kurokawa *Satoshi Nakayama *Takeshi Aoki
Bronze medalists
- Baseball - Japan (JPN) *Nozomi Yamago *Yuka Miyazaki *Yoshie Kasajima *Yasuyo Yamagishi *Tomoe Sakai *Yumi Obe *Yayoi Kobayashi *Mai Nakachi *Tomomi Miyamoto *Homare Sawa *Mio Otani *Mai Aizawa *Kanako Ito *Mito Isaka *Naoko Kawakami *Miyuki Yanagita *Karina Maruyama *Miho Fukumoto
- Football - Japan (JPN) *Go Kida *Yohsuke Shinomiya *Kenta Kurihara *Kazunari Tsuruoka *Satoshi Kubota *Keiichi Hirano *Takeshi Koyama *Takayuki Gotoh *Hiroya Tani *Kazuhiro Semba *Koji Onuma *Koji Yamamoto *Kanehisa Arime *Masanori Yasuda *Toshiyuki Kitagawa *Shingo Maeda *Takashi Yoshiura *Kazuhiro Hatakeyama *Hisao Arakane *Shiro Teramoto *Katsuhiro Nishiura *Daisuke Mori
References
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