The Netherlands took part in the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan, for the sixteenth time in its history, and won four silver, five gold and two bronze medals.
| Netherlands at the Olympics | ||||
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| IOC Code | NED | |||
| NOC | Olympic Committee of the Netherlands Official site | |||
| Winter Olympic Games in Nagano | ||||
| Athletes | 22 in 3 sports | |||
| Standard bearer | Carla Zijlstra | |||
| Medals 6th place | Gold 5 | Silver four | Bronze 2 | Total eleven |
| Participation in the Summer Olympics | ||||
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 Netherlands at the 1998 Olympics in Nagano  | ||||
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| Medals | Athletes | Kind of sport | Discipline | Result |
 Gold | Eds Postma |  Skating | 1,000 meters men | 1.10.64 |
| Gold | Gianni Romme | Skating | 5,000 meters, men | 6.22.20 |
| Gold | Gianni Romme | Skating | 10,000 meters men | 13.15.33 |
| Gold | Marianne Timmer | Skating | 1,000 meters women | 1.16.51 |
| Gold | Marianne Timmer | Skating | 1,500 meters women | 1.57.58 |
 Silver | Jan Bos | Skating | 1,000 meters men | 1.10.71 |
| Silver | Bob de jong | Skating | 10,000 meters men | 13.25.76 |
| Silver | Eds Postma | Skating | 1,500 meters, men | 1.48,13 |
| Silver | Rintier Ritsma | Skating | 5,000 meters, men | 6.28.24 |
 Bronze | Rintier Ritsma | Skating | 1,500 meters, men | 1.48.52 |
| Bronze | Rintier Ritsma | Skating | 10,000 meters men | 13.28.19 |