Japan at the 2018 Winter Olympics

	Japan at the Olympics
IOC Code	Jpn
NOC	Japan Olympic Committee; Official site
	Pyeongchang Winter Olympics
Athletes	124 in 6 sports
Standard bearer	Noriaki Kasai (opening); Nao Kodayra (closing)
	Participation in the Summer Olympics
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	Participation in the Winter Olympics
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Japan was represented by 124 athletes in 6 sports at the 2018 Winter Olympics . At the opening ceremony, the right to fly the national flag was entrusted to ski jumper Noriaki Kasai , and at the closing ceremony the flag was carried by speed skater Nao Kodaira , who became the Olympic champion at a distance of 500 meters and a silver medalist at 1000 meters . According to the results of the competition, the Japanese athletes had 4 gold, 5 silver and 4 bronze medals, which allowed the Japanese team to take 11th place in the unofficial medal standings .

Going to the start of the qualification round in normal ski jumping, Noriaki Kasai became the sole champion in the number of participations in the Winter Olympics (8 times in a row in 1992-2018).

Medals

Gold
No.	Athletes	Type of sport (discipline)	date
one	Yuzuru Hanyu	Figure skating ( single skating, men )	February 17
2	Nao Kodaira	Speed skating ( 500 meters, women )	18th of Febuary
3	Miho Takagi Ayano Sato Nana Takagi Ayaka Kikuchi	Speed skating ( team race, women )	February 21
four	Nana Takagi	Speed skating ( mass start, women )	24 February
Silver
No.	Athletes	Type of sport (discipline)	date
one	Miho Takagi	Speed skating ( 1500 meters, women )	12th of February
2	Nao Kodaira	Speed skating ( 1000 meters, women )	The 14th of February
3	Akito Watabe	Nordic combined ( normal springboard / 10 km, men )	The 14th of February
four	Ayumu Hirano	Snowboard ( halfpipe, men )	The 14th of February
five	Syoma Wono	Figure skating ( single skating, men )	February 17
Bronze
No.	Athletes	Type of sport (discipline)	date
one	Sara Takanashi	Ski jumping ( normal ski jumping, women )	12th of February
2	Dahiti hara	Freestyle ( Mogul, men )	12th of February
3	Miho Takagi	Speed skating ( 1000 meters, women )	The 14th of February
four	Satsuki Fujisawa Tinami Yoshida Marie Motohashi Yurika Yoshida Yumi Suzuki	Curling ( Women )	24 February

National Team

Biathlon

Mikito Tatizaki
Rina Mitsuhashi
Yure Tanaka
Fuyuko Tatizaki
Sari Furuya
Asuka Hatisuka

Skiing

Quota 1
Quota 2
Quota 3
Quota 4

Curling

Kosuke Morozumi
Yusuke Morozumi
Tetsuro Shimizu
Kosuke hirata
Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi
Tinami Yoshida
Yurika Yoshida
Marie Motohashi
Yumi Suzuki
Satsuki Fujisawa

Skating

Seitaro Ichione
Shane Williamson
Ryosuke Tsuchiya
Quota 4
Quota 5
Quota 6
Quota 7
Quota 8
Quota 9
Quota 10
Ayaka Kikuchi
Ayano Sato
Miho Takagi
Nana Takagi
Quota 15
Quota 16
Quota 17
Quota 18
Quota 19
Quota 20

Nordic Combined

Akito Watabe
Yoshito Watabe
Takihiro Watanabe
Hideaki Nagai
Guo Yamamoto

Ski race

Keishin yoshida
Masako Ishida

Ski Jumping

Dyke Ito
Noriaki Kasai
Junshiro Kobayashi
Ryuu Kobayashi
Taku Takeuchi
Yuki Ito
Kaori Iwabuchi
Yuka Seto
Sara Takanashi

Skeleton

Katsuyuki Miyajima
Hiroatsu Takahashi
Takako Oguchi

Snowboard

Quota 1
Raibu Kitayama
Hiroaki Kunitake
Yuri Okubo
Yuto Totsuka
Ayumu Hirano
Taku hiraoka
Reira Iwabuchi
Kurumi Imai
Haruna Matsumoto
Miyabi Onitsuka
Hikaru Oe
Sana tomita
Yuka Fujimori
Asami Hirono

Figure skating

Ryuichi Kihara
Chris Reed
Keiji tanaka
Syoma Uno
Yuzuru Hanyu
Satoko Miyahara
Kana Muramoto
Kaori sakamoto
Miu Suzaki

Freestyle

Nobuyuki Nishi
Naoya Tabara
Daiichi Hara
Ikuma Horishima
So Endo
Taisei yamamoto
Yure Watabe
Arisa Murata
Ayana Onozuka
Saori Suzuki
Raina Umehara

Hockey

Yure Adati
Haruna Yoneyama
Tomomi Iwahara
Shiori Koike
Mai Kondo
Akane Konishi
Hanae cubo
Ami Nakamura
Shoko Ono
Quiet Osawa
Aoi Shiga
Miho Sisiuti
Sena Suzuki
Suzuka Taka
Aina Takeuchi
Ayaka Toko
Haruka Toko
Naho Terashima
Rui Ukita
Moeko Fujimoto
Nana Fujimoto
Mika Hori
Akane Hosoyamada

Short track

Kate Watanabe
Hiroki Yokoyama
Kazuki Yoshinaga
Ryosuke Sakazume
Ayuko Ito
Shione Kaminaga
Sumire Kikuchi
Yuki Kikuchi
Hitomi Saito

Competition Results

Biathlon

Most of the Olympic licenses for the 2018 Games were distributed according to the results of the countries' performance in the offset of the Nations Cup in the framework of the World Cup 2016/2017 ^[1] . According to its results, the Japanese men's team took 24th place ^[2] , as a result of which they were left without Olympic licenses, and the women's team, which took 18th place ^[3] received the right to declare 5 athletes to participate in the competition ^[4] . Moreover, in one discipline, a country can exhibit no more than four biathletes ^[1] .

Women

Competition	Athletes	Shooting	Time	A place	Lagging behind
sprint	Fuyuko Tatizaki	0 + 1	23: 19,7	42	+2: 13.5
	Sari Furuya	1 + 1	23: 21.5	49	+2: 15.3
	Yure Tanaka	1 + 1	24: 21.6	68	+3: 15.4
	Rina Mitsuhashi	3 + 2	25: 53.1	85	+4: 46.9
pursuit	Fuyuko Tatizaki
pursuit	Sari Furuya
individual race



mass start



4 × 6 km relay

Mixed Relay

Competition	Athletes	Shooting	Time	A place	Lagging behind
mixed relay

Bobsleigh

Skeleton

Qualification of athletes for participation in the Olympic Games was carried out on the basis of the IBSF ranking (English IBSF Ranking) as of January 14, 2018 ^[5] . According to its results, the Japanese team won two Olympic licenses in the men's skeleton ^[6] .

Men

Competition	Athletes	1 race		2 race		3 race		4 race		Summary result	Summary a place	Lagging behind
Competition	Athletes	Result	A place	Result	A place	Result	A place	Result	A place	Summary result	Summary a place	Lagging behind
men	Hiroatsu Takahashi	52.00	27	51.50	21	51.19	sixteen	completed the presentation		2: 34.69	22	-
men	Katsuyuki Miyajima	51.63	20	52.15	27	51.80	24	completed the presentation		2: 35.58	26	-

Women

Competition	Athletes	1 race		2 race		3 race		4 race		Summary result	Summary a place	Lagging behind
Competition	Athletes	Result	A place	Result	A place	Result	A place	Result	A place	Summary result	Summary a place	Lagging behind
women	Takako Oguchi	53.82	nineteen	53.41	18	53.62	nineteen	53.11	18	3: 33.96	nineteen	+6.68

Curling

Men

The Japanese national team received the Olympic license in men's curling, taking the final 4th place according to the results of the last two world championships ^[7] .

Composition

Fourth	Third	Second	Leading	Spare
Yusuke Morozumi	Tetsuro Shimizu	Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi	Kosuke Morozumi	Kosuke hirata

A place	Team	AT	P	KZ	KP	Renewable energy	PE	OE	UE	PPD
one	Sweden	7	2	60	36	35	29th	12	eight	87%
2	Canada	6	3	48	43	38	37	13	9	86%
3	USA	five	four	57	59	39	40	four	6	79%
four	Great Britain	five	four	51	50	41	38	eight	five	82%
four	Switzerland	five	four	60	54	44	39	eleven	eight	83%
6	Norway	four	five	45	54	32	36	6	6	81%
7	South Korea	four	five	54	59	40	41	7	eight	82%
eight	Japan	four	five	52	48	thirty	31	12	five	82%
9	Italy	3	6	50	56	42	45	15	eight	81%
ten	Denmark	2	7	50	62	38	41	12	five	83%

results

Local time ( UTC + 9 ).

Session 2, February 14, 20:05

Site D	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Total
Norway	one	0	0	0	one	one	0	one	0	X	four
Japan	0	one	one	one	0	0	2	0	one	X	6

Session 5, February 16, 20:05

Site A	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Total
Japan	0	2	0	one	0	0	0	2	0	0	five
Switzerland	3	0	one	0	0	one	0	0	0	one	6

Session 7, February 18, 9:05

Site B	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Total
USA	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	X	X	X	2
Japan	2	one	one	0	0	2	2	X	X	X	ten

Session 10, February 20, 9:05

Site B	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Total
Japan	0	2	0	0	one	0	one	0	0	X	four
Canada	one	0	2	one	0	2	0	one	one	X	eight

Session 12, February 21, 2:05 p.m.

Site D	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Total
South Korea	one	0	2	0	0	four	0	3	X	X	ten
Japan	0	one	0	2	0	0	one	0	X	X	four

Session 3, February 15, 2:05 p.m.

Platform C	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Total
Great Britain	one	0	2	0	0	one	0	one	0	one	6
Japan	0	one	0	0	one	0	2	0	one	0	five

Session 6, February 17, 2:05 p.m.

Site D	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Total
Japan	2	0	one	0	2	0	0	0	0	one	6
Italy	0	one	0	2	0	0	0	one	one	0	five

Session 8, February 18, 20:05

Site A	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Total
Sweden	3	0	2	0	0	one	0	five	X	X	eleven
Japan	0	one	0	0	one	0	2	0	X	X	four

Session 11, February 20, 20:05

Platform C	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Total
Japan	0	0	3	0	0	2	0	0	0	one	6
Denmark	one	0	0	one	0	0	0	2	0	0	four

Bottom line: the men's curling team of Japan took 8th place.

Women

The Japanese national team received the Olympic license in women's curling, taking the final 8th place according to the results of the last two world championships ^[7] .

Composition

Fourth	Third	Second	Leading	Spare
Satsuki Fujisawa	Tinami Yoshida	Marie Motohashi	Yurika Yoshida	Yumi Suzuki

A place	Team	AT	P	KZ	KP	Renewable energy	PE	OE	UE	PPD
one	South Korea	eight	one	75	44	41	34	five	15	79%
2	Sweden	7	2	64	48	42	34	14	13	83%
3	Great Britain	6	3	61	56	39	38	12	6	79%
four	Japan	five	four	59	55	38	36	ten	13	75%
five	China	four	five	57	65	35	38	12	five	78%
6	Canada	four	five	68	59	40	36	ten	12	81%
7	USA	four	five	60	55	34	37	12	7	78%
eight	Switzerland	four	five	56	65	38	39	7	6	78%
9	OCP	2	7	45	76	34	40	eight	6	76%
ten	Denmark	one	eight	50	72	32	41	ten	6	73%

results

Local time ( UTC + 9 ).

Session 1, February 14, 2:05 p.m.

Site A	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Total
Japan	2	2	3	0	one	0	0	one	one	X	ten
USA	0	0	0	one	0	3	one	0	0	X	five

Session 3, February 15, 20:05

Site D	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Total
South Korea	0	2	0	one	0	one	one	0	0	0	five
Japan	one	0	one	0	one	0	0	one	2	one	7

Session 6, February 17, 20:05

Site A	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Total
OCP	one	0	2	0	one	0	0	one	0	X	five
Japan	0	2	0	2	0	one	3	0	2	X	ten

Session 9, February 19, 20:05

Site D	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Total
Japan	0	one	0	0	one	0	0	0	2	one	five
Sweden	0	0	one	one	0	one	0	one	0	0	four

Session 12, February 21, 20:05

Site B	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Total
Switzerland	0	2	0	four	0	0	0	one	one	X	eight
Japan	0	0	one	0	2	0	one	0	0	X	four

Session 2, February 15, 9:05

Site B	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Total
Denmark	0	0	0	3	0	one	0	0	one	X	five
Japan	0	2	one	0	0	0	3	2	0	X	eight

Session 5, February 17, 9:05

Platform C	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	eleven	Total
Japan	2	one	0	one	0	one	0	0	0	one	0	6
China	0	0	2	0	one	0	0	3	0	0	one	7

Session February 8, 9:05

Site B	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Total
Japan	0	one	0	0	0	2	0	X	X	X	3
Canada	one	0	0	one	four	0	2	X	X	X	eight

Session 10, February 20, 2:05 p.m.

Platform C	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Total
Great Britain	one	0	one	one	0	3	0	one	one	0	eight
Japan	0	3	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	one	6

Semifinal

February 23, 20:05

Team	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	eleven	Total
South Korea	3	0	one	0	2	0	0	one	0	0	one	eight
Japan	0	2	0	one	0	one	0	0	2	one	0	7

3rd place match

February 24, 20:05

Team	one	2	3	four	five	6	7	eight	9	ten	Total
Great Britain	one	0	one	0	one	0	0	0	0	0	3
Japan	0	one	0	one	0	0	0	one	one	one	five

Bottom line: the women's curling team of Japan became the bronze medalist of the Olympic Games.

Skating Sports

Speed Skating

Compared to previous Games, a number of changes have occurred in the speed skating program. Competitions in the mass start were added, where athletes will need to overcome 16 laps, with three intermediate finishes, the points earned on which will help in the distribution of places, starting from the 4th ^[8] . Also, for the first time since 1994, skaters will run a distance of 500 meters only once ^[9] . The distribution of quotas was based on the results of the first four stages of the World Cup ^[10] . Based on their results, a consolidated qualification list was formed ^[11] , according to which the Japanese team became the owner of 31 Olympic licenses at 13 distances ^[12] . At the same time, Japan became one of three countries (along with the Netherlands and Canada ), which managed to win all 17 quotas in the women's part of the competition ^[13] .

Men

Individual races

Competition	Athletes	Result	A place	Lagging behind
500 meters	Daiti Yamanaka	34.78	five	+0.37
	Joji kato	34,831	6	+0.42
	Tsubasa Hasegawa	35.08	14	+0.67
1000 meters


1,500 meters	Takuro Oda	1: 45.44	five	+1.43
	Shane Williamson	1: 46.21	ten	+2.20
	Seta Nakamura	1: 47.38	24	+3.37
5000 meters	Seitaro Ichione	6: 16.55	9	+ 6.79
5000 meters	Ryosuke Tsuchiya	6: 22.45	sixteen	+ 12.69
10,000 meters	Ryosuke Tsuchiya	10/13/31	ten	+30.54
mass start
mass start

Team race

Competition	Athletes	Quarter final	Semifinal	The final	Summary A place
Competition	Athletes	Opponent / Result	Opponent / Result	Opponent / Result	Summary A place
team race

Women

Individual races

Competition	Athletes	Result	A place	Lagging behind
500 meters


1000 meters	Nao Kodaira	1: 13.82	02!	+0.26
	Miho Takagi	1: 13.98	03!	+0.42
	Arisa Go	1: 15.84	13	+2.28
1,500 meters	Miho Takagi	1: 54.55	02!	+0.20
	Nao Kodaira	1: 56.11	6	+1.76
	Ayaka Kikuchi	1: 58.92	sixteen	+4.57
3000 meters	Miho Takagi	4: 01.35	five	+2.14
	Ayano Sato	4: 04.35	eight	+5.14
	Ayaka Kikuchi	4: 13.25	nineteen	+14.04
5000 meters	Masaki Osigiri	7: 07.71	9	+17.48
5000 meters	Nana Takagi	7: 17.45	12	+27.22
mass start
mass start

Team race

Competition	Athletes	Quarter final	Semifinal	The final	Summary A place
Competition	Athletes	Opponent / Result	Opponent / Result	Opponent / Result	Summary A place
team race

Figure Skating

Most of the Olympic licenses for the 2018 Games were distributed according to the results of the performance of athletes in the framework of the 2017 World Cup ^[14] . According to its results, the Japanese team was able to win five licenses in single skating (3 for men and 2 for women) ^[15] . To get the missing Olympic quotas, it was necessary to successfully perform at the Nebelhorn Trophy tournament , where you had to get into the number 4-6 strongest depending on discipline ^[14] . Following the results of three days of competition, Japanese athletes managed to win a license in ice dancing, thanks to the second place Kana Muramoto and Chris Reed ^[16] . Also, the Japanese team got the right to compete in team competitions ^[17] . At the end of December 2017, the composition of the national team for the Olympic Games was published ^[18] .

Competition	Athletes	Short program		Free program		Total
Competition	Athletes	Amount points	A place	Amount points	A place	Amount points	A place
men's single skating	Yuzuru Hanyu	111.68	one Q	206.17	2	317.85	01!
	Syoma Uno	104.17	3 Q	202.73	3	306.90	02!
	Keiji tanaka	80.05	20 Q	164.78	15	244.83	18
female single skating	Satoko Miyahara	75.94	four Q	146.44	four	222.38	four
female single skating	Kaori sakamoto	73.18	five Q	136.53	6	209.71	6
pair skating	Miu Suzaki Ryuichi Kihara	57.74	21	completed the presentation		57.74	21
dancing on Ice	Kana Muramoto Chris Reed	63.41	15 Q	97.22	13	160.63	15

Team competition

Competition	Athletes	Short program				Free program				Total
Competition	Athletes	Men	Women	Couples	Dancing	Men	Women	Couples	Dancing	Result	A place
team competition	Syoma Uno ( KP ) Keiji Tanaka ( PP ) Satoko Miyahara ( KP ) Kaori Sakamoto ( PP ) Miu Suzaki / Ryuichi Kihara Kana Muramoto / Chris Reed	103.25 1st place 10 points	68.95 4th place 7 points	57.42 8th place 3 points	62.15 5th place 6 points	148.36 5th place 6 points	131.91 5th place 6 points	97.67 5th place 6 points	87.88 5th place 6 points	50 points	five

Short Track

Qualification for the Winter Olympic Games in the short track was based on the results of the four stages of the 2017/2018 World Cup ^[19] . Based on the results of these tournaments, the Olympic qualification list was formed, according to which the Japanese team was among the eight strongest in the relay standings, both for men and women. Thanks to this, the Japanese team got the opportunity to declare 5 athletes for participation in the Games ^[20] .

July 12, it became known that the doping test Kei Saito gave a positive result on a diuretic ^[21] . The athlete lost the right to participate in competitions and left the location of the Japanese team.

Men

Competition	Athletes	Qualifying round			Quarter final			Semifinal			The final		Summary a place
Competition	Athletes	Race	Result	A place	Race	Result	A place	Race	Result	A place	Result	A place	Summary a place
500 meters	Ryosuke Sakazume	6	40,658	2 Q	3	40,563	2 Q	2	40,434	four	Final B		eight
	Ryosuke Sakazume	6	40,658	2 Q	3	40,563	2 Q	2	40,434	four	40,985	four	eight
	Kate Watanabe	7	41,678	2 Q	2	41,354	four	completed the presentation					sixteen
1000 meters	Ryosuke Sakazume	one	ADV	-	3	1: 24,099	2 Q	2	1: 24,317	3	Final B		five
	Ryosuke Sakazume	one	ADV	-	3	1: 24,099	2 Q	2	1: 24,317	3	1: 27,522	one	five
	Kazuki Yoshinaga	2	1: 24,030	2 Q	2	1: 24,649	four	completed the presentation					13
	Kate Watanabe	3	1: 24,078	3	completed the presentation								21
1,500 meters	Hiroki Yokoyama	one	2: 13,323	four	not carried out			completed the presentation					23
	Keito Watanabe	five	2: 19,205	four	not carried out			completed the presentation					26
	Kazuki Yoshinaga	four	PEN	-	not carried out			completed the presentation					-
relay race	Kate Watanabe Ryosuke Sakazume Kazuki Yoshinaga Hiroki Yokoyama	not carried out						2	6: 42,655	four QB	Final B		7
relay race		not carried out						2	6: 42,655	four QB	7: 02,554	3	7

Women

Competition	Athletes	Qualifying round			Quarter final			Semifinal			The final		Summary a place
Competition	Athletes	Race	Result	A place	Race	Result	A place	Race	Result	A place	Result	A place	Summary a place
500 meters	Sumire Kikuchi	3	44,838	four	completed the presentation								29th
1000 meters	Hitomi Saito	eight	1: 32,457	2 Q	2	1: 30,804	four	completed the presentation					sixteen
1000 meters	Sumire Kikuchi	7	1: 30,970	3	completed the presentation								20
1,500 meters	Sumire Kikuchi	one	2: 29,665	3 Q	not carried out			2	2: 34.526	3 QB	Final B		eleven
	Sumire Kikuchi	one	2: 29,665	3 Q	not carried out			2	2: 34.526	3 QB	2: 54,450	four	eleven
	Shione Kaminaga	6	2: 28,719	6	not carried out			completed the presentation					thirty
	Yuki Kikuchi	four	PEN	-	not carried out			completed the presentation					-
relay race	Hitomi Saito Sumire Kikuchi Shione Kaminaga Yuki Kikuchi Ayuko Ito	not carried out						2	4: 12,664	four QB	Final B		6
relay race		not carried out						2	4: 12,664	four QB	4: 13,072	four	6

Cross-country skiing

Alpine skiing

Qualification of athletes for participation in the Olympic Games was carried out on the basis of the FIS special qualification rating as of January 21, 2018 ^[22] . At the same time, the NOC for participation in the Olympic Games could choose only the athlete who entered the top 500 Olympic rating in his discipline, and at the same time had a certain number of points, according to the qualification table ^[23] . Countries that did not have participants among the 500 strongest athletes could only apply for category B quotas in technical disciplines ^[23] . According to the results of the qualification selection, the Japanese team won 4 Olympic licenses ^[24] .

Men

Competition	Athletes	Downhill/ 1 descent		Slalom/ 2 descent		Total	A place	Lagging behind
Competition	Athletes	Time	A place	Time	A place	Total	A place	Lagging behind
downhill		Not carried out
downhill		Not carried out
super giant		Not carried out
super giant		Not carried out
super combination
super combination
slalom
slalom
giant slalom
giant slalom

Women

Competition	Athletes	Downhill/ 1 descent		Slalom/ 2 descent		Total	A place	Lagging behind
Competition	Athletes	Time	A place	Time	A place	Total	A place	Lagging behind
downhill		Not carried out
downhill		Not carried out
super giant		Not carried out
super giant		Not carried out
super combination
super combination
slalom
slalom
giant slalom
giant slalom

Nordic Combined

Лыжное двоеборье остаётся единственной олимпийской дисциплиной в программе зимних Игр, в которой участвуют только мужчины. Квалификация спортсменов для участия в Олимпийских играх осуществлялась на основании специального квалификационного рейтинга FIS по состоянию на 21 января 2018 года ^[25] . По итогам квалификационного отбора сборная Японии завоевала максимально возможные 5 олимпийские лицензии ^[26] .

Men

Competition	Athletes	Ski Jumping		Лыжная гонка			Summary time	A place	Lagging behind
Competition	Athletes	Result	A place	Гандикап	Result	A place	Summary time	A place	Lagging behind
нормальный трамплин/10 км	Акито Ватабэ	123,7	3	+0:28	24:28,2	9	24:56,2	02!	+4,8
	Ёсито Ватабэ	114,3	eight	+1:05	25:11,2	29th	26:16,2	12	+1:24,8
	Хидэаки Нагаи	104,2	14	+1:46	24:44,5	sixteen	26:30,5	14	+1:39,1
	Го Ямамото	104,0	15	+1:46	26:11,1	42	27:57,1	33	+3:05,7
большой трамплин/10 км	Акито Ватабэ	138,9	one	+0:00	24:05,0	20	24:05,0	five	+12,5
	Хидэаки Нагаи	121,0	13	+1:12	24:08,2	22	25:20,2	12	+1:27,7
	Го Ямамото	124.5	eight	+0:58	24:34,2	32	25:32,2	sixteen	+1:39,7
	Ёсито Ватабэ	110,6	20	+1:53	24:14,9	26	26:07,9	20	+2:15,4
эстафета	Ёсито Ватабэ Хидэаки Нагаи Го Ямамото Акито Ватабэ	455,3 110,9 106,8 111,3 126,3	3 2 6 3 2	+0:19	47:59,6 11:43,5 11:49,7 12:22,1 12:04,3	7 7 four 9 7	48:18,6 12:02,5 23:52,2 36:14,3 48:18,6	four four four four four	+2:08,8 +22,7 +48,3 +2:05,0 +2:08,8

Лыжные гонки

Квалификация спортсменов для участия в Олимпийских играх осуществлялась на основании специального квалификационного рейтинга FIS по состоянию на 21 января 2018 года ^[27] . Для получения олимпийской лицензии категории «A» спортсменам необходимо было набрать максимум 100 очков в дистанционном рейтинге FIS ^[28] . При этом каждый НОК может заявить на Игры 1 мужчину и 1 женщины, если они выполнили квалификационный критерий «B», по которому они смогут принять участие в спринте и гонках на 10 км для женщин или 15 км для мужчин ^[28] . По итогам квалификационного отбора сборная Японии завоевала 5 олимпийских лицензий категории «A», но впоследствии от трёх из них отказалась ^[29] .

Men

Дистанционные гонки

Competition	Athletes	Result	A place	Lagging behind
15 км свободным стилем	Кэйсин Ёсида	34:59,1	13	+1:15,2
скиатлон 15+15 км	Кэйсин Ёсида	1:18:23,0	25	+2:03,0
50 км классическим стилем	Кэйсин Ёсида	2:17:21,9	23	+8:59,8

Women

Дистанционные гонки

Competition	Athletes	Result	A place	Lagging behind
10 км свободным стилем	Масако Исида	27:03,5	18	+2:03,0
скиатлон 7,5+7,5 км	Масако Исида	42:04,1	14	+1:19,2
30 км классическим стилем	Масако Исида	1:26:38,4	ten	+4:20,8

Прыжки с трамплина

Квалификация спортсменов для участия в Олимпийских играх осуществлялась на основании специального квалификационного рейтинга FIS по состоянию на 21 января 2018 года ^[30] . По итогам квалификационного отбора сборная Японии завоевала 9 олимпийских лицензий ^[31] .

Men

Competition	Athletes	Qualification		The final
		Result	A place	1 прыжок		2 прыжок		Total	A place
		Result	A place	Result	A place	Result	A place	Total	A place
нормальный трамплин	Нориаки Касай	117,7	20 Q
	Рёю Кобаяси	115,3	21 Q
	Дзюнсиро Кобаяси	118,4	18 Q
	Дайки Ито	106.0	31 Q
большой трамплин	Нориаки Касай
	Таку Такэути
	Рёю Кобаяси
	Дзюнсиро Кобаяси
	Дайки Ито
командное первенство		Не проводится

Women

Competition	Athletes	1 прыжок		2 прыжок		Total	A place
Competition	Athletes	Result	A place	Result	A place	Total	A place
нормальный трамплин	Юки Ито	105,1	9	98,8	ten	203,9	9
	Каори Ивабучи	98,2	eleven	90,1	13	188,3	12
	Юка Сето	90,3	15	81,7	24	172,0	17
	Сара Таканаси	120,3	3	123,5	3	243,8	03!

Сноуборд

По сравнению с прошлыми Играми в программе соревнований произошёл ряд изменений. Вместо параллельного слалома были добавлены соревнования в биг-эйре ^[32] . Во всех дисциплинах, за исключением мужского сноуборд-кросса, изменилось количество участников соревнований, был отменён полуфинальный раунд, а также в финалах фристайла спортсмены стали выполнять по три попытки ^[33] . Квалификация спортсменов для участия в Олимпийских играх осуществлялась на основании специального квалификационного рейтинга FIS по состоянию на 21 января 2018 года ^[34] . Для каждой дисциплины были установлены определённые условия, выполнив которые спортсмены могли претендовать на попадание в состав сборной для участия в Олимпийских играх ^[35] . По итогам квалификационного отбора сборная Японии завоевала 20 олимпийских лицензий, но впоследствии от четырёх из них отказалась ^[36] .

Men

Freestyle

Competition	Athletes	Qualification				The final				Summary a place
Competition	Athletes	Check in	1 descent	2 descent	A place	1 descent	2 descent	3 спуск	A place	Summary a place
хафпайп



слоупстайл	Юри Окубо	2	24,45	75,05	eight	Completed the presentation				14
слоупстайл	Хироаки Кунитакэ	2	39,45	43,16	14	Completed the presentation				26
биг-эйр	Хироаки Кунитаке
биг-эйр	Юри Окубо

Slalom

Competition	Athletes	Qualification				1/8 finals	Quarter final	Semifinal	The final	A place
Competition	Athletes	1 descent	2 descent	Total	A place	Rival Result	Rival Result	Rival Result	Rival Result	A place
параллельный гигантский слалом

Women

Freestyle

Competition	Athletes	Qualification				The final				Summary a place
Competition	Athletes	Check in	1 descent	2 descent	A place	1 descent	2 descent	3 спуск	A place	Summary a place
хафпайп	Харуна Мацумото	one	80,75	84,25	3 Q	70,00	46,25	65,75	6	6
	Сэна Томита	one	59,50	66,75	7 Q	66,25	34,50	60,50	eight	eight
	Куруми Имаи	one	54.75	50,00	15	завершила выступление				15
	Хикару Оэ	one	10.00	51,00	17	завершила выступление				17
слоупстайл	Юка Фудзимори	отменена				63,73	48,51	отменён	9	9
	Рэйра Ивабути	отменена				48,33	31,06	отменён	14	14
	Мияби Оницука	отменена				33,25	39,55'	отменён	nineteen	nineteen
	Асами Хироно	отменена				49,80	27,26	отменён	12	12
биг-эйр	Юка Фудзимори
	Рэйра Ивабути
	Мияби Оницука
	Асами Хироно

Slalom

Competition	Athletes	Qualification				1/8 finals	Quarter final	Semifinal	The final	A place
Competition	Athletes	1 descent	2 descent	Total	A place	Rival Result	Rival Result	Rival Result	Rival Result	A place
parallel giant slalom

Freestyle

Compared to previous Games, changes have occurred in the halfpipe and slopestyle. Now, in the finals of these disciplines, freestylers began to make three attempts ^[37] ^[38] , while the final position of the athletes is still determined by the result of the best of them. Qualification of athletes for participation in the Olympic Games was carried out on the basis of the FIS special qualification rating as of January 21, 2018 ^[39] . For each discipline, certain conditions were established by fulfilling which athletes could qualify for joining the national team to participate in the Olympic Games ^[40] . As a result of the qualification selection, the Japanese team won 16 Olympic licenses, but later refused 5 of them ^[41] .

Men: Mogul and acrobatics

Competition	Athletes	Qualification 1		Qualification 2			Final 1		Final 2		Final 3		Summary a place
Competition	Athletes	Glasses	A place	Glasses	Best	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Summary a place
acrobatics	Naoya Tabara	103.98	17	78.73	103.98	13	completed the presentation						nineteen
mogul	Daiichi Hara	80.01	6 Q	did not participate			81.29	3 Q	82.30	one Q	82.19	3	03!
	So Endo	75.73	13	75.38	75.73	6 Q	82.72	one Q	DNF	-	completed the presentation		ten
	Ikuma Horishima	80.35	five Q	did not participate			79.67	7 Q	DNF	-	completed the presentation		eleven
	Nobuyuki Nishi	75.17	sixteen	75.15	75.17	eight Q	46.04	nineteen	completed the presentation				nineteen

Park and pipe

Competition	Athletes	Qualification			The final				Summary a place
Competition	Athletes	1 race	2 race	A place	1 race	2 race	3 race	A place	Summary a place
slopestyle	Taisei yamamoto	56.00	70.40	20	completed the presentation				20

Women: Mogul and acrobatics

Competition	Athletes	Qualification 1		Qualification 2			Final 1		Final 2		Final 3		Summary a place
Competition	Athletes	Glasses	A place	Glasses	Best	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Glasses	A place	Summary a place
mogul	Arisa Murata	74.13	9 Q	did not participate			70.77	18	completed the presentation				18

Park and pipe

Competition	Athletes	Qualification			The final				Summary a place
Competition	Athletes	1 race	2 race	A place	1 race	2 race	3 race	A place	Summary a place
halfpipe	Ayana Onozuka	74.60	84.80	five Q	50.80	77,20	82,20	five	five
	Saori Suzuki	69,20	71.80	14	completed the presentation				14
	Yure Watabe	21,20	56.60	22	completed the presentation				22

Ski cross

Competition	Athletes	Qualification		1/8 finals		Quarter final		Semifinal		The final	Summary a place
Competition	Athletes	Result	A place	Check in	A place	Check in	A place	Check in	A place	A place	Summary a place
ski cross	Raina Umehara	1: 17.81	21	3	3	completed the presentation					22

Hockey

Women

Composition

Goalkeepers

room	Name	Grab	Height, cm	Weight, kg	Date of Birth	Club	Games	PSh	KN	%ABOUT
one	Fujimoto, Nana Nana Fujimoto	left	164	56	03.03.1989	Vortex Sapporo	four	7	1.78	91.95
29th	Condo, May Mai Condo	left	166	56	04/04/1992	FTS Mikage Gretz	0	0	0.00	0.00
thirty	Konishi, Akane Akane Konishi	left	166	61	08/14/1995	Sabu Princess Rabbits	one	one	1.00	92.31

Field players

room	Name	Position	Grab	Height, cm	Weight, kg	Date of Birth	Club	Games	Washers	Gears
2	Koyke, Siori Siori Koyke	defender	left	159	52	03/21/1993	DK Peregrine	five	2	one
four	Toko, Ayaka Ayaka Toko	defender	right	161	58	08/22/1994	Sabu Princess Rabbits	five	one	0
6	Suzuki, Sen Sen, Suzuki ( A )	defender	left	167	58	08/04/1991	Sabu Princess Rabbits	five	0	0
7	Hori, Mika, Mika Hori	defender	right	163	54	02/17/1992	Toyota Sine	five	0	one
eight	Hosoyamada, Akane Akane Hosoyamada ( A )	defender	right	163	59	03/09/1992	DK Peregrine	five	0	one
9	Takeuchi, Aina Aina, Takeuchi	defender	left	167	65	08/16/1991	Dysin	five	0	0
ten	Yoneyama, Haruna Haruna Yoneyama	attack	left	160	55	11/07/1991	DK Peregrine	five	0	2
eleven	Adati, Yurie Yurie Adati	attack	left	155	51	04/26/1985	Sabu Princess Rabbits	five	0	0
12	Osawa, Quietly Quietly Osawa ( C )	attack	right	162	63	02/10/1992	DK Peregrine	five	0	one
13	Fujimoto, Moeko Moeko Fujimoto	attack	left	155	55	08/05/1992	Toyota Sine	five	0	0
14	Toko, Haruka Haruka Toko	attack	left	167	64	03/16/1997	Sabu Princess Rabbits \|	five	0	2
15	Ukita, Rui Rui Ukita	attack	left	169	71	06/06/1996	Dysin	four	2	one
sixteen	Terashima, Naho Naho Terashima	attack	left	157	58	05/02/1993	Dysin	five	0	0
18	Taka, Suzuka Suzuka Taka	attack	right	160	51	10/16/1996	DK Peregrine	five	0	0
nineteen	Sisiuti, Miho Miho Sisiuti	attack	right	164	59	08/21/1992	Toyota Sine	five	0	one
21	Kubo, Hanae Hanae Kubo	attack	right	168	64	12/10/1982	Sabu Princess Rabbits	five	2	one
22	Iwahara, Tomomi Tomomi Iwahara	attack	left	161	58	12/19/1987	Sabu Princess Rabbits	five	0	0
23	Nakamura, Ami Ami Nakamura	attack	left	162	64	11/15/1987	Sabu Princess Rabbits \|	five	0	0
27	It, Shoko Shoko Ono	attack	left	158	59	09/05/1981	FTS Mikage Gretz	five	one	one
28	Shiga, Aoi Aoi Shiga	defender	left	165	57	07/04/1999	Obihiro ladies	five	0	0

Coaching staff

Position	Name	Citizenship	Date of Birth
Main coach	Yamanaka, Takeshi Takeshi Yamanaka	Japan	01/30/1971
Assistant	Haruna, Masahito Masahito Haruna	Japan	07/16/1973
Assistant	Iizuka, Yuji Yuji Iizuka	Japan	05/17/1974
Team leader	Hosoya, Taeko Taeko Hosoya	Japan	08/05/1961

Preliminary round
Group B

	Quarter Final Teams
	Teams participating in matches for 5-8 places

M	National team	AND	AT	P	SHZ	SHP	RS	ABOUT
one	Switzerland	3	3	0	13	2	+11	9
2	Sweden	3	2	one	eleven	3	+8	6
3	Japan	3	one	2	6	6	0	3
four	Korea	3	0	3	one	20	−19	0

Local time ( UTC + 9 ).

February 10, 2018
16:40

Japan

12
(0: 1, 1: 0, 0: 1)

Sweden

Gangwon University , Gangneung
3762 viewers



Nana Fujimoto - 00: 00-59: 12	Goalkeepers	00: 00-60: 00 - Sarah Gran	Judges: Katie Guay Melissa School Line Judges: Natasha Pagon Zuzana Svobodova
	Goals:
Rui Ukita - 36:52 (H. Kubo)	0: 1 1 : 1 1: 2	02:21 - Fanny Rusk (S. Küller, O. Karlsson) 41:53 - Sarah Hyalmarsson (E. Gram)



2 minutes	Fine	8 min

31	Throws	26

February 12, 2018
16:40

Switzerland

3: 1
(0: 0, 2: 0, 1: 1)

Japan

Gangwon University , Gangneung
4033 viewers



Florence Schelling - 00: 00-60: 00	Goalkeepers	00: 00-56: 14 - Nana Fujimoto	Judges: Gabriella Bran Aina Hove Line Judges: Jenny Heikkinen Natasha Pagon
	Goals:
Sarah Benz (bol.) - 30:19 (D. Ruegg, L. Benz) Sarah Benz (bol.) - 33:10 (C. Mayer, L. Stalder) Alina Muller - 44:27	1-0 2-0 3-0 3: 1	47:33 - Hanae Kubo (M. Hori, H. Toka)



10 min	Fine	8 min

18	Throws	38

February 14, 2018
16:40

Korea

14
(0: 2, 1: 0, 0: 2)

Japan

Gangwon University , Gangneung
4110 viewers



Xing So John - 00: 00-60: 00	Goalkeepers	00: 00-60: 00 - Akane Konishi	Judges: Dragomira Fialova Nicole Hertich Line Judges: Jessica Leclair Zuzana Svobodova
	Goals:
Randy Griffin - 29:31 (Park Yoon John)	0: 1 0: 2 1 : 2 1: 3 1: 4	01:07 - Hanae Kubo (H. Toko, R. Ukita) 03:58 - Shoko Ono (S. Koyke, H. Yoneyama) (bol.) 51:42 - Shiori Koyke (A. Hosoyamada, H. Yongeyama) (bol.) 03:58 - Shoko Ono (S. Koyke, H. Yoneyama) (p.v.)



6 min	Fine	4 min

13	Throws	44

Playoffs for 5-8th places

Semifinal

February 18, 2018
16:40

Sweden

1: 2 ( OT )
(0: 0, 1: 1, 0: 0, 0: 1)

Japan

Gangwon University , Gangneung
3554 viewers



Sarah Gran - 00: 00-63: 16	Goalkeepers	00: 00-63: 16 - Nana Fujimoto	Judges: Dina allen Aina Hove Line Judges: Jessica Leclair Justin Todd
	Goals:
Lisa Johansson (men.) - 26:25	0: 1 1 : 1 1: 2	21:43 - Shiori Koyke (H. Yoneyama, S. Ono) 63:16 - Ayaka Toko (T. Osawa)



8 min	Fine	8 min

29th	Throws	37

5th place match

February 20, 2018
16:40

Switzerland

ten
(1: 0, 0: 0, 0: 0)

Japan

Gangwon University , Gangneung
3958 viewers



Florence Schelling - 00: 00-60: 00	Goalkeepers	00: 00-57: 48 - Nana Fujimoto	Judges: Gabriella Gran Katarina Timglas Line Judges: Charlotte Girard Fabre Veronica Johansson
	Goals:
Evelina Razelli - 03:19	1-0



6 min	Fine	4 min

14	Throws	20

Bottom line: According to the results of the women's hockey tournament, the Japanese team took 6th place.

Notes

↑ ¹ ² Qualification Systems for XXIII Olympic Winter Games, Pyeonchang . International Biathlon Union (March 9, 2016). Date of treatment October 18, 2017. Archived January 1, 2017.
↑ Men's nation cup score (Russian) . International Biathlon Union (March 17, 2017). Date of treatment October 18, 2017.
↑ Women's nation cup score (Russian) . International Biathlon Union (March 17, 2017). Date of treatment October 18, 2017.
↑ Biathlon 101: Qualifying for the 2018 Olympic Winter Games . NBC (June 20, 2017). Date of treatment October 18, 2017. Archived October 18, 2017.
↑ Qualification Systems for XXIII Olympic Winter Games, Pyeonchang (Skeleton ) . International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation (26 January 2017). Date of treatment December 18, 2017.
↑ Quota Allocation PyeongChang Olympic Winter Games 2018 - Men´s Skeleton . International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation (January 14, 2018). Date of treatment January 15, 2018.
↑ ¹ ² Curling. Qualification World Curling Federation (November 18, 2017). Date of treatment November 19, 2017.
↑ Speed Skating Overview . pyeongchang2018.com. Date of treatment December 17, 2017.
↑ Veronika Gibadieva. Kibalko: ISU is preparing a reform to maintain the importance of the world title (Rus.) . RIA Novosti (February 16, 2016). Date of treatment December 17, 2017.
↑ Qualification Systems for XXIII Olympic Winter Games, Pyeonchang (Speed Skating ) . International Skating Union (March 9, 2016). Date of treatment December 17, 2017.
↑ Qualification of event quota places for Pyeongchang 2018 . International Skating Union (December 14, 2017). Date of treatment December 17, 2017.
↑ Qualification of event quota places for the Olympic Winter Games 2018 based on Special Olympic Qualification Classification (SOQC ) . International Skating Union (December 14, 2017). Date of treatment December 17, 2017.
↑ Record number of nations in Olympic Speed Skating . International Skating Union (December 22, 2017). Date of treatment December 23, 2017.
↑ ¹ ² Qualification Systems for XXIII Olympic Winter Games, Pyeonchang (Figure skating ) . International Skating Union (March 1, 2016). Date of treatment October 18, 2017.
↑ Entries / Participation for Olympic Winter Games 2018 . International Skating Union (October 2, 2017). Date of appeal October 21, 2017.
↑ Nebelhorn Trophy 2017. Ice Dance. Result International Skating Union (September 30, 2017). Date of treatment November 25, 2017. Archived on September 30, 2017.
↑ Communication No. 2134 International Skating Union (December 15, 2017). Date of treatment December 15, 2017.
↑ Yuzuru Hanyu - as part of the Japanese national team at the 2018 Olympics (Russian) . Sport Express (December 24, 2017). Date of treatment January 18, 2018.
↑ Qualification Systems for XXIII Olympic Winter Games, Pyeonchang (Short track ) . International Skating Union (17 May 2016). Date of treatment December 3, 2017.
↑ Communication No. 2132 International Skating Union (November 23, 2017). Date of treatment December 3, 2017.
↑ Japanese short-tracker who found doping at OI 2018 is suspended
↑ Qualification Systems for XXIII Olympic Winter Games, Pyeonchang (Alpine Skiing ) . International Ski Federation (March 9, 2016). Date of treatment December 21, 2017.
↑ ¹ ² Alpine skiing Olympic FIS Points List . International Ski Federation (January 22, 2018). Date of treatment January 22, 2018.
↑ Alpine skiing Quota list (English) (unavailable link) . International Ski Federation (January 22, 2018). Date of treatment January 22, 2018. Archived July 28, 2017.
↑ Qualification Systems for XXIII Olympic Winter Games, Pyeonchang (Nordic combined ) . International Ski Federation (March 9, 2016). Date of treatment December 21, 2017.
↑ Nordic combined Quota list . International Ski Federation (23 January 2018). Date of treatment January 25, 2018.
↑ Qualification Systems for XXIII Olympic Winter Games, Pyeonchang (Cross Country Skiing ) . International Ski Federation (March 9, 2016). Date of treatment January 3, 2018.
↑ ¹ ² Cross-country Olympic FIS Points List . International Ski Federation (January 22, 2018). Date of treatment January 22, 2018.
↑ Cross-country Quota list (inaccessible link) . International Ski Federation (January 22, 2018). Date of treatment January 22, 2018. Archived December 22, 2017.
↑ Qualification Systems for XXIII Olympic Winter Games, Pyeonchang (Ski jumping ) . International Ski Federation (March 9, 2016). Date of treatment December 21, 2017.
↑ Ski jumping Quota list (English) (inaccessible link) . International Ski Federation (23 January 2018). Date of treatment January 25, 2018. Archived February 24, 2018.
↑ Big air at the Olympic games an airborne celebration! (eng.) . International Olympic Committee (November 6, 2018). Date of treatment January 12, 2018.
↑ Nihal Kolur. A Rookie's Guide to Snowboard at the 2018 Winter Olympics . Sports Illustrated (December 14, 2017). Date of treatment January 12, 2018.
↑ Qualification Systems for XXIII Olympic Winter Games, Pyeonchang (Snowboard ) . International Ski Federation (March 9, 2016). Date of treatment December 21, 2017.
↑ Snowboard current FIS points list including the current eligibility information . International Ski Federation (23 January 2018). Date of treatment January 25, 2018.
↑ Snowboard Quota list (inaccessible link) . International Ski Federation (January 22, 2018). Date of treatment January 22, 2018. Archived on January 28, 2018.
↑ Ski Slopestyle Olympic Winter Games . International Ski Federation (January 22, 2018). Date of treatment January 23, 2018.
↑ Ski Halfpipe Olympic Winter Games . International Ski Federation (January 22, 2018). Date of treatment January 23, 2018.
↑ Qualification Systems for XXIII Olympic Winter Games, Pyeonchang (Freestyle Skiing ) . International Ski Federation (March 9, 2016). Date of treatment December 21, 2017.
↑ Freestyle Skiing current FIS points list including the current eligibility information . International Ski Federation (23 January 2018). Date of treatment January 25, 2018.
↑ Freestyle Skiing Quota list (inaccessible link) . International Ski Federation (January 22, 2018). Date of treatment January 22, 2018. Archived on January 29, 2018.

Links

The Japanese team on the official website of the 2018 Winter Olympics (English) (French) (Cor.) (Chinese) (Japanese)
National Olympic Committee of Japan (English) (Japanese)

[Квалификация-1] ¹ ² Qualification Systems for XXIII Olympic Winter Games, Pyeonchang . International Biathlon Union (March 9, 2016). Date of treatment October 18, 2017. Archived January 1, 2017.

[2] Men's nation cup score (Russian) . International Biathlon Union (March 17, 2017). Date of treatment October 18, 2017.

[3] Women's nation cup score (Russian) . International Biathlon Union (March 17, 2017). Date of treatment October 18, 2017.

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[5] Qualification Systems for XXIII Olympic Winter Games, Pyeonchang (Skeleton ) . International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation (26 January 2017). Date of treatment December 18, 2017.

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Japan at the Olympics

IOC Code	Jpn
NOC	Japan Olympic Committee Official site
Pyeongchang Winter Olympics
Athletes	124 in 6 sports
Standard bearer	Noriaki Kasai (opening) Nao Kodayra (closing)
Medals Place 11	Gold four	Silver five	Bronze four	Total 13
Participation in the Summer Olympics
1912 • 1920 • 1924 • 1928 • 1932 • 1936 • 1948 • 1952 • 1956 • 1960 • 1964 • 1968 • 1972 • 1976 • 1980 • 1984 • 1988 • 1992 • 1996 • 2000 • 2004 • 2008 • 2012 • 2016 • 2020
Participation in the Winter Olympics
1928 • 1932 • 1936 • 1948 • 1952 • 1956 • 1960 • 1964 • 1968 • 1972 • 1976 • 1980 • 1984 • 1988 • 1992 • 1994 • 1998 • 2002 • 2006 • 2010 • 2014 • 2018

Japan at the 2018 Winter Olympics

Medals

National Team

Competition Results

Biathlon

Bobsleigh

Skeleton

Curling

Men

Women

Skating Sports

Speed ​​Skating

Figure Skating

Short Track

Cross-country skiing

Alpine skiing

Nordic Combined

Лыжные гонки

Прыжки с трамплина

Сноуборд

Freestyle

Hockey

Women

Notes

Links

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