Japan

JPN Japan: Summer Sports / Winter Sports

Games: 37 games in 20 countries
Events: 402 distinct events in 49 sports

Participants: 3,210 (2,324 men and 886 women)
Youngest Participant:Etsuko Inada (12 years, 4 days),1936 Winter Games
Oldest Participant:Kikuko Inoue (63 years, 296 days),1988 Summer Games
Most Medals (Athlete):Takashi Ono (13 medals)

37 Games

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Rk	Games	Flag Bearer	Participants	Men	Women	Sports	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total	Top Medalist(s)
1	2006 Winter	Joji Kato	110	58	52	14	1			1	Shizuka Arakawa (1 medal)
2	2004 Summer	Kyoko Hamaguchi	306	139	167	31	16	9	12	37	Kosuke Kitajima (3 medals)
3	2002 Winter	Eriko Sanmiya	103	59	44	14		1	1	2	Tae Satoya andHiroyasu Shimizu (1 medal)
4	2000 Summer	Kosei Inoue	266	156	110	28	5	8	5	18	3 athletes with 2 medals
5	1998 Winter	Hiroyasu Shimizu	156	92	64	14	5	1	4	10	Kazuyoshi Funaki (3 medals)
6	1996 Summer	Ryoko Tamura-Tani	306	157	149	27	3	6	5	14	42 athletes with 1 medal
7	1994 Winter	Reiichi Mikata	59	43	16	11	1	2	2	5	Takanori Kono (2 medals)
8	1992 Summer	Kumi Nakada	256	175	81	24	3	8	11	22	3 athletes with 2 medals
9	1992 Winter	Tsutomu Kawasaki	60	40	20	11	1	2	4	7	12 athletes with 1 medal
10	1988 Summer	Mikako Kotani	255	186	69	23	4	3	7	14	Yukio Iketani andMikako Kotani (2 medals)
11	1988 Winter	Seiko Hashimoto	48	37	11	9			1	1	Akira Kuroiwa (1 medal)
12	1984 Summer	Shigenobu Murofushi	225	173	52	22	10	8	14	32	Koji Gushiken (5 medals)
13	1984 Winter	Tadayuki Takahashi	39	32	7	9		1		1	Yoshihiro Kitazawa (1 medal)
14	1980 Winter	Osamu "Harvey" Wakabayashi	50	46	4	10		1		1	Hirokazu Yagi (1 medal)
15	1976 Summer	Katsutoshi Mekota	213	153	60	20	9	6	10	25	Mitsuo Tsukahara (5 medals)
16	1976 Winter	Masaki Suzuki	58	50	8	10
17	1972 Summer	Masatoshi Shinomaki	184	148	36	21	13	8	8	29	Sawao Kato (5 medals)
18	1972 Winter	Mineyuki Mashiko	85	65	20	10	1	1	1	3	3 athletes with 1 medal
19	1968 Summer	Yukio Endo	171	146	25	18	11	7	7	25	Akinori Nakayama (6 medals)
20	1968 Winter	Takaaki Kaneiri	61	52	9	8
21	1964 Summer	Makoto Fukui	328	270	58	21	16	5	8	29	Yukio Endo andShuji Tsurumi (4 medals)
22	1964 Winter	Sadao Kikuchi	47	41	6	8
23	1960 Summer	Takashi Ono	162	142	20	17	4	7	7	18	Takashi Ono (6 medals)
24	1960 Winter	Junko Ueno	41	36	5	7
25	1956 Summer	Shozo Sasahara	110	94	16	13	4	10	5	19	Takashi Ono (5 medals)
26	1956 Winter		10	10	0	5		1		1	Chiharu Igaya (1 medal)
27	1952 Summer	Bunkichi Sawada	69	58	11	13	1	6	2	9	Tadao Uesako andHiroshi Suzuki (2 medals)
28	1952 Winter		13	13	0	5
29	1936 Summer	Kenkichi Oshima	152	136	16	13	6	4	8	18	4 athletes with 2 medals
30	1936 Winter		31	30	1	7
31	1932 Summer	Mikio Oda	117	101	16	10	7	7	4	18	Chuhei Nanbu andYasuji Miyazaki (2 medals)
32	1932 Winter		16	16	0	5
33	1928 Summer	Yonetaro Nakazawa	40	39	1	7	2	2	1	5	Katsuo Takaishi (2 medals)
34	1928 Winter		6	6	0	3
35	1924 Summer		19	19	0	4			1	1	Katsutoshi Naito (1 medal)
36	1920 Summer		15	15	0	4		2		2	Ichiya Kumagae (2 medals)
37	1912 Summer	Yahiko Mishima	2	2	0	1

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