South Korea in Judo
Judo at the Olympic Games, Paris 2024: 2 silvers, 3 bronzes
The record
- Judo at the Olympic Games9 golds, 15 silvers, 14 bronzes9golds
Every result, newest first
- Paris 2024 · Bronze · Men, Half middleweight · Lee Joon-hwan
- Paris 2024 · Silver · Men, Heavyweight · Kim Min-jong
- Tokyo 2020 · Bronze · Men, Half lightweight · An Baul
- Tokyo 2020 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight · An Chang-rim
- Tokyo 2020 · Silver · Men, Half heavyweight · Cho Gu-ham
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Silver · Men, Half lightweight · An Baul
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Bronze · Men, Middleweight · Gwak Dong-han
- London 2012 · Bronze · Men, Half lightweight · Cho Jun-ho
- London 2012 · Gold · Men, Half middleweight · Kim Jae-bum
- London 2012 · Gold · Men, Middleweight · Song Dae-nam
- Beijing 2008 · Gold · Men, Extra lightweight · Choi Min-Ho
- Beijing 2008 · Silver · Men, Lightweight · Wang Ki-chun
- Beijing 2008 · Silver · Men, Half middleweight · Kim Jae-bum
- Athens 2004 · Bronze · Men, Extra lightweight · Choi Min-ho
- Athens 2004 · Gold · Men, Lightweight · Lee Won-hee
- Athens 2004 · Silver · Men, Half heavyweight · Jang Sung-ho
- Sydney 2000 · Silver · Men, Extra lightweight · Jung Bu-kyung
- Sydney 2000 · Silver · Men, Half middleweight · Cho In-chul
- Atlanta 1996 · Silver · Men, Lightweight · Kwak Dae-sung
- Atlanta 1996 · Bronze · Men, Half middleweight · Cho In-chul
- Atlanta 1996 · Gold · Men, Middleweight · Jeon Ki-young
- Atlanta 1996 · Silver · Men, Half heavyweight · Kim Min-soo
- Barcelona 1992 · Silver · Men, Extra lightweight · Yoon Hyun
- Barcelona 1992 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight · Hoon Chung
- Barcelona 1992 · Bronze · Men, Half middleweight · Kim Byung-joo
- Seoul 1988 · Gold · Men, Extra lightweight · Kim Jae-yup
- Seoul 1988 · Gold · Men, Half lightweight · Lee Kyung-keun
- Seoul 1988 · Bronze · Men, Heavyweight · Cho Yong-chul
- Los Angeles 1984 · Silver · Men, Extra lightweight · Kim Jae-yup
- Los Angeles 1984 · Silver · Men, Half lightweight · Hwang Jung-oh
- Los Angeles 1984 · Gold · Men, Lightweight · Ahn Byeong-keun
- Los Angeles 1984 · Gold · Men, Half heavyweight · Ha Hyung-joo
- Los Angeles 1984 · Bronze · Men, Heavyweight · Cho Yong-chul
- Montreal 1976 · Silver · Men, Lightweight · Chang Eun-kyung
- Montreal 1976 · Bronze · Men, Middleweight · Park Young-chul
- Montreal 1976 · Bronze · Men, Open class · Cho Jea-Ki
- Munich 1972 · Silver · Men, Middleweight · Oh Seung-lip
- Tokyo 1964 · Bronze · Men, Middleweight · Kim Eui-tae
- World Judo Championships25 golds, 9 silvers, 51 bronzes25golds
Every result, newest first
- Budapest, Hungary 2025 · Bronze · Men, Half middleweight · Lee Joon-hwan
- Budapest, Hungary 2025 · Bronze · Men, Heavyweight · Kim Min-jong
- Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates 2024 · Bronze · Men, Extra lightweight · Lee Ha-rim
- Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates 2024 · Bronze · Men, Half middleweight · Lee Joon-hwan
- Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates 2024 · Gold · Men, Heavyweight · Kim Min-jong
- Doha, Qatar 2023 · Bronze · Men, Extra lightweight · Lee Ha-rim
- Doha, Qatar 2023 · Bronze · Men, Half middleweight · Lee Joon-hwan
- Tashkent, Uzbekistan 2022 · Bronze · Men, Half lightweight · An Ba-ul
- Tashkent, Uzbekistan 2022 · Bronze · Men, Heavyweight · Kim Min-jong
- Tokyo, Japan 2019 · Silver · Men, Half lightweight · Kim Lim-hwan
- Tokyo, Japan 2019 · Bronze · Men, Heavyweight · Kim Min-jong
- Baku, Azerbaijan 2018 · Bronze · Men, Half lightweight · An Ba-ul
- Baku, Azerbaijan 2018 · Gold · Men, Lightweight · An Chang-rim
- Baku, Azerbaijan 2018 · Gold · Men, Half heavyweight · Cho Gu-ham
- Budapest, Hungary 2017 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight · An Chang-rim
- Budapest, Hungary 2017 · Bronze · Men, Middleweight · Gwak Dong-han
- Astana, Kazakhstan 2015 · Bronze · Men, Extra lightweight · Kim Won-jin
- Astana, Kazakhstan 2015 · Gold · Men, Half lightweight · An Ba-ul
- Astana, Kazakhstan 2015 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight · An Chang-rim
- Astana, Kazakhstan 2015 · Gold · Men, Middleweight · Gwak Dong-han
- Astana, Kazakhstan 2015 · Silver · Men, Team
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 2013 · Bronze · Men, Extra lightweight · Kim Won-jin
- Paris, France 2011 · Bronze · Men, Half lightweight · Cho Jun-ho
- Paris, France 2011 · Gold · Men, Half middleweight · Kim Jae-bum
- Paris, France 2011 · Bronze · Men, Heavyweight · Kim Sung-min
- Paris, France 2011 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Tokyo, Japan 2010 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight · Wang Ki-chun
- Tokyo, Japan 2010 · Gold · Men, Half middleweight · Kim Jae-bum
- Antalya, Turkey 2010 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Rotterdam, Netherlands 2009 · Bronze · Men, Half lightweight · An Jeong-hwan
- Rotterdam, Netherlands 2009 · Gold · Men, Lightweight · Wang Ki-chun
- Rotterdam, Netherlands 2009 · Bronze · Men, Half middleweight · Kim Jae-bum
- Rotterdam, Netherlands 2009 · Gold · Men, Middleweight · Lee Kyu-won
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 2007 · Bronze · Men, Extra lightweight · Choi Min-Ho
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 2007 · Gold · Men, Lightweight · Wang Ki-chun
- Beijing, China 2007 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Paris, France 2006 · Bronze · Men, Team
- Cairo, Egypt 2005 · Bronze · Men, Extra lightweight · Cho Nam-suk
- Osaka, Japan 2003 · Gold · Men, Extra lightweight · Choi Min-ho
- Osaka, Japan 2003 · Gold · Men, Lightweight · Lee Won-hee
- Osaka, Japan 2003 · Gold · Men, Middleweight · Hwang Hee-tae
- Munich, Germany 2001 · Bronze · Men, Half lightweight · Kim Hyung-ju
- Munich, Germany 2001 · Gold · Men, Half middleweight · Cho In-chul
- Munich, Germany 2001 · Bronze · Men, Middleweight · Yoon Dong-sik
- Munich, Germany 2001 · Bronze · Men, Half heavyweight · Jang Sung-ho
- Birmingham, United Kingdom 1999 · Bronze · Men, Half middleweight · Cho In-chul
- Birmingham, United Kingdom 1999 · Bronze · Men, Middleweight · Yoo Sung-yeon
- Birmingham, United Kingdom 1999 · Silver · Men, Half heavyweight · Jang Sung-ho
- Paris, France 1997 · Gold · Men, Half lightweight · Kim Hyuk
- Paris, France 1997 · Gold · Men, Half middleweight · Cho In-chul
- Paris, France 1997 · Gold · Men, Middleweight · Jeon Ki-young
- Chiba, Japan 1995 · Bronze · Men, Half lightweight · Kim Dae-ik
- Chiba, Japan 1995 · Silver · Men, Lightweight · Kwak Dae-sung
- Chiba, Japan 1995 · Gold · Men, Middleweight · Jeon Ki-young
- Hamilton, Canada 1993 · Gold · Men, Lightweight · Chung Hoon
- Hamilton, Canada 1993 · Gold · Men, Half middleweight · Jeon Ki-young
- Barcelona, Spain 1991 · Silver · Men, Extra lightweight · Yoon Hyun
- Barcelona, Spain 1991 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight · Chung Hoon
- Barcelona, Spain 1991 · Bronze · Men, Heavyweight · Kim Geon-su
- Belgrade, Yugoslavia 1989 · Bronze · Men, Extra lightweight · Yoon Hyun
- Belgrade, Yugoslavia 1989 · Gold · Men, Half middleweight · Kim Byung-joo
- Belgrade, Yugoslavia 1989 · Bronze · Men, Openweight · Kim Kun-Soo
- Essen, West Germany 1987 · Gold · Men, Extra lightweight · Kim Jae-yup
- Essen, West Germany 1987 · Bronze · Men, Half middleweight · Lee Koai-hwa
- Essen, West Germany 1987 · Bronze · Men, Half heavyweight · Ha Hyung-joo
- Seoul, South Korea 1985 · Silver · Men, Half lightweight · Lee Kyung-keun
- Seoul, South Korea 1985 · Gold · Men, Lightweight · Ahn Byeong-keun
- Seoul, South Korea 1985 · Silver · Men, Half heavyweight · Ha Hyung-joo
- Seoul, South Korea 1985 · Gold · Men, Heavyweight · Cho Yong-chul
- Maastricht, Netherlands 1981 · Bronze · Men, Half lightweight · Hwang Jung-oh
- Maastricht, Netherlands 1981 · Gold · Men, Lightweight · Park Chong-hak
- Maastricht, Netherlands 1981 · Bronze · Men, Half heavyweight · Ha Hyung-joo
- Paris, France 1979 · Silver · Men, Extra lightweight · Gwak U-jong
- Paris, France 1979 · Bronze · Men, Half middleweight · Park Young-chul
- Paris, France 1979 · Bronze · Men, Heavyweight · Cho Jae-ki
- Ludwigshafen, West Germany 1971 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight · Choi Jong-sam
- Mexico City, Mexico 1969 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight · Kim Sang-chul
- Mexico City, Mexico 1969 · Bronze · Men, Half middleweight · Kim Chil-bok
- Mexico City, Mexico 1969 · Bronze · Men, Middleweight · Oh Seung-lip
- Salt Lake City, United States 1967 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight · Kim Byung-sik
- Salt Lake City, United States 1967 · Silver · Men, Half middleweight · Park Kil-sun
- Salt Lake City, United States 1967 · Bronze · Men, Half middleweight · Park Cheong-sam
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 1965 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight · Park Keil-soon
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 1965 · Bronze · Men, Middleweight · Kim Eui-tae
- Paris, France 1961 · Bronze · Men, Openweight · Kim Eui-tae
- Judo at the Asian Games28 golds, 15 silvers, 25 bronzes28golds
Every result, newest first
- Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Bronze · Men, Half middleweight · Lee Joon-hwan
- Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Bronze · Men, Middleweight · Kim Jong-hoon
- Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Bronze · Men, Half heavyweight · Han Ju-yeop
- Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Bronze · Men, Heavyweight · Kim Min-jong
- Hangzhou 2022 · Silver · Men, Extra lightweight · Lee Ha-rim
- Hangzhou 2022 · Bronze · Men, Half lightweight · An Ba-ul
- Hangzhou 2022 · Silver · Men, Half middleweight · Lee Joon-hwan
- Hangzhou 2022 · Bronze · Men, Heavyweight · Kim Min-jong
- Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Bronze · Men, Extra lightweight · Lee Ha-rim
- Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Gold · Men, Half lightweight · An Ba-ul
- Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Silver · Men, Lightweight · An Chang-rim
- Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Gold · Men, Middleweight · Gwak Dong-han
- Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Silver · Men, Half heavyweight · Cho Gu-ham
- Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Gold · Men, Heavyweight · Kim Sung-min
- Incheon 2014 · Bronze · Men, Extra lightweight · Kim Won-jin
- Incheon 2014 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight · Bang Gui-man
- Incheon 2014 · Gold · Men, Half middleweight · Kim Jae-bum
- Incheon 2014 · Bronze · Men, Middleweight · Gwak Dong-han
- Incheon 2014 · Bronze · Men, Half heavyweight · Cho Gu-ham
- Incheon 2014 · Bronze · Men, Heavyweight · Kim Sung-min
- Incheon 2014 · Gold · Men, Team · Choi Gwang-hyeon; Youn Tae-ho; Bang Gui-man; Kim Jae-bum; Gwak Dong-han; Lee Kyu-won; Kim Sung-min
- Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Men, Extra lightweight · Choi Min-ho
- Guangzhou 2010 · Gold · Men, Half lightweight · Kim Joo-jin
- Guangzhou 2010 · Silver · Men, Lightweight · Wang Ki-chun
- Guangzhou 2010 · Gold · Men, Half middleweight · Kim Jae-bum
- Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Men, Middleweight · Lee Kyu-won
- Guangzhou 2010 · Gold · Men, Half heavyweight · Hwang Hee-tae
- Guangzhou 2010 · Gold · Men, Heavyweight · Kim Soo-whan
- Doha 2006 · Silver · Men, Extra lightweight · Cho Nam-suk
- Doha 2006 · Bronze · Men, Half lightweight · Kim Kwang-sub
- Doha 2006 · Gold · Men, Lightweight · Lee Won-hee
- Doha 2006 · Gold · Men, Middleweight · Hwang Hee-tae
- Doha 2006 · Gold · Men, Half heavyweight · Jang Sung-ho
- Doha 2006 · Gold · Men, Openweight · Kim Sung-bum
- Busan 2002 · Bronze · Men, Extra lightweight · Choi Min-ho
- Busan 2002 · Gold · Men, Half lightweight · Kim Hyung-ju
- Busan 2002 · Gold · Men, Lightweight · Choi Yong-sin
- Busan 2002 · Silver · Men, Half middleweight · Ahn Dong-jin
- Busan 2002 · Bronze · Men, Middleweight · Park Sung-keun
- Busan 2002 · Silver · Men, Half heavyweight · Jang Sung-ho
- Busan 2002 · Bronze · Men, Heavyweight · Kang Byung-jin
- Bangkok 1998 · Bronze · Men, Extra lightweight · Hyun Seung-hoon
- Bangkok 1998 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight · Kim Dae-wook
- Bangkok 1998 · Gold · Men, Half middleweight · Cho In-chul
- Bangkok 1998 · Gold · Men, Middleweight · Yoo Sung-yeon
- Bangkok 1998 · Bronze · Men, Half heavyweight · Park Sung-keun
- Hiroshima 1994 · Gold · Men, Extra lightweight · Kim Hyuk
- Hiroshima 1994 · Gold · Men, Lightweight · Chung Hoon
- Hiroshima 1994 · Gold · Men, Half middleweight · Yoon Dong-sik
- Hiroshima 1994 · Bronze · Men, Middleweight · Kim Suk-kyu
- Hiroshima 1994 · Silver · Men, Half heavyweight · Kim Jae-sik
- Hiroshima 1994 · Silver · Men, Openweight · Lee Joon-young
- Beijing 1990 · Silver · Men, Extra lightweight · Kim Jong-man
- Beijing 1990 · Silver · Men, Half lightweight · Kim Jong-soo
- Beijing 1990 · Gold · Men, Lightweight · Chung Hoon
- Beijing 1990 · Gold · Men, Half middleweight · Kim Byung-joo
- Beijing 1990 · Silver · Men, Middleweight · Kim Seung-gyu
- Beijing 1990 · Bronze · Men, Half heavyweight · Baek Jang-ki
- Beijing 1990 · Bronze · Men, Heavyweight · Kim Kun-soo
- Beijing 1990 · Silver · Men, Openweight · Kim Kun-soo
- Seoul 1986 · Gold · Men, Extra lightweight · Kim Jae-yup
- Seoul 1986 · Gold · Men, Half lightweight · Lee Kyung-keun
- Seoul 1986 · Gold · Men, Lightweight · Ahn Byeong-keun
- Seoul 1986 · Gold · Men, Half middleweight · Cho Hyung-soo
- Seoul 1986 · Gold · Men, Middleweight · Park Kyung-ho
- Seoul 1986 · Gold · Men, Half heavyweight · Ha Hyung-joo
- Seoul 1986 · Bronze · Men, Heavyweight · Kim Ik-soo
- Seoul 1986 · Silver · Men, Openweight · Cho Yong-chul
- Judo at the Olympic Games2 golds, 4 silvers, 6 bronzes2golds
Every result, newest first
- Paris 2024 · Silver · Women, Lightweight · Huh Mi-mi
- Paris 2024 · Bronze · Women, Heavyweight · Kim Ha-yun
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Silver · Women, Extra lightweight · Jeong Bo-kyeong
- Beijing 2008 · Bronze · Women, Half heavyweight · Jeong Gyeong-mi
- Sydney 2000 · Bronze · Women, Half middleweight · Jung Sung-sook
- Sydney 2000 · Bronze · Women, Middleweight · Cho Min-sun
- Sydney 2000 · Bronze · Women, Heavyweight · Kim Seon-Young
- Atlanta 1996 · Silver · Women, Half lightweight · Hyun Sook-hee
- Atlanta 1996 · Silver · Women, Lightweight · Jung Sun-yong
- Atlanta 1996 · Bronze · Women, Half middleweight · Jung Sung-sook
- Atlanta 1996 · Gold · Women, Middleweight · Cho Min-sun
- Barcelona 1992 · Gold · Women, Half heavyweight · Kim Mi-jung
- World Judo Championships8 golds, 2 silvers, 20 bronzes8golds
Every result, newest first
- Baku, Azerbaijan 2026 · Gold · Women, Heavyweight · Lee Hyeon-ji
- Budapest, Hungary 2025 · Gold · Women, Heavyweight · Kim Ha-yun
- Budapest, Hungary 2025 · Bronze · Women, Heavyweight · Lee Hyeon-ji
- Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates 2024 · Gold · Women, Lightweight · Huh Mi-mi
- Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates 2024 · Bronze · Women, Heavyweight · Kim Ha-yun
- Budapest, Hungary 2017 · Bronze · Women, Heavyweight · Kim Min-jeong
- Astana, Kazakhstan 2015 · Bronze · Women, Extra lightweight · Jeong Bo-kyeong
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 2013 · Bronze · Women, Middleweight · Kim Seong-yeon
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 2013 · Bronze · Women, Heavyweight · Lee Jung-eun
- Rotterdam, Netherlands 2009 · Bronze · Women, Extra lightweight · Chung Jung-yeon
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 2007 · Bronze · Women, Half heavyweight · Jeong Gyeong-mi
- Munich, Germany 2001 · Bronze · Women, Half heavyweight · Lee So-yeon
- Birmingham, United Kingdom 1999 · Bronze · Women, Openweight · Choi Sook-ie
- Paris, France 1997 · Bronze · Women, Half lightweight · Hyun Sook-hee
- Paris, France 1997 · Bronze · Women, Half middleweight · Jung Sung-sook
- Paris, France 1997 · Bronze · Women, Middleweight · Cho Min-sun
- Osaka, Japan 1997 · Silver · Women, Team
- Chiba, Japan 1995 · Silver · Women, Lightweight · Jung Sun-yong
- Chiba, Japan 1995 · Gold · Women, Half middleweight · Jung Sung-sook
- Chiba, Japan 1995 · Gold · Women, Middleweight · Cho Min-sun
- Chiba, Japan 1995 · Bronze · Women, Heavyweight · Son Hyeon-mi
- Chiba, Japan 1995 · Bronze · Women, Openweight · Lee Hyun-Kyung
- Hamilton, Canada 1993 · Gold · Women, Middleweight · Cho Min-sun
- Hamilton, Canada 1993 · Bronze · Women, Half heavyweight · Kim Mi-jung
- Hamilton, Canada 1993 · Bronze · Women, Openweight · Mun Ji-yun
- Barcelona, Spain 1991 · Gold · Women, Half heavyweight · Kim Mi-jung
- Barcelona, Spain 1991 · Gold · Women, Heavyweight · Mun Ji-yun
- Belgrade, Yugoslavia 1989 · Bronze · Women, Half lightweight · Cho Min-sun
- Belgrade, Yugoslavia 1989 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight · Jung Sun-yong
- Maastricht, Netherlands 1986 · Bronze · Women, Half lightweight · Ock Kyoung-sook
- Judo at the Asian Games15 golds, 21 silvers, 28 bronzes15golds
Every result, newest first
- Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Silver · Women, Half lightweight · Jang Se-yun
- Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Gold · Women, Lightweight · Huh Mi-mi
- Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Silver · Women, Half heavyweight · Kim Min-ju
- Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Silver · Women, Heavyweight · Lee Hyeon-ji
- Hangzhou 2022 · Bronze · Women, Half lightweight · Jung Ye-rin
- Hangzhou 2022 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight · Park Eun-song
- Hangzhou 2022 · Bronze · Women, Half middleweight · Kim Ji-jeong
- Hangzhou 2022 · Bronze · Women, Half heavyweight · Yoon Hyun-ji
- Hangzhou 2022 · Gold · Women, Heavyweight · Kim Ha-yun
- Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Gold · Women, Extra lightweight · Jeong Bo-kyeong
- Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Silver · Women, Half lightweight · Park Da-sol
- Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Bronze · Women, Half middleweight · Han Hee-ju
- Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Silver · Women, Middleweight · Kim Seong-yeon
- Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Silver · Women, Half heavyweight · Park Yu-jin
- Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Silver · Women, Heavyweight · Kim Min-jeong
- Incheon 2014 · Bronze · Women, Extra lightweight · Jeong Bo-kyeong
- Incheon 2014 · Bronze · Women, Half lightweight · Jung Eun-jung
- Incheon 2014 · Silver · Women, Lightweight · Kim Jan-di
- Incheon 2014 · Gold · Women, Half middleweight · Joung Da-woon
- Incheon 2014 · Gold · Women, Middleweight · Kim Seong-yeon
- Incheon 2014 · Gold · Women, Half heavyweight · Jeong Gyeong-mi
- Incheon 2014 · Bronze · Women, Heavyweight · Kim Eun-kyeong
- Incheon 2014 · Silver · Women, Team · Jeong Bo-kyeong; Jung Eun-jung; Kim Jan-di; Bak Ji-yun; Joung Da-woon; Kim Seong-yeon; Kim Eun-kyeong; Lee Jung-eun
- Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Women, Extra lightweight · Chung Jung-yeon
- Guangzhou 2010 · Silver · Women, Lightweight · Kim Jan-di
- Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Women, Half middleweight · Kong Ja-young
- Guangzhou 2010 · Gold · Women, Middleweight · Hwang Ye-sul
- Guangzhou 2010 · Gold · Women, Half heavyweight · Jeong Gyeong-mi
- Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Women, Heavyweight · Kim Na-young
- Guangzhou 2010 · Silver · Women, Openweight · Kim Na-young
- Doha 2006 · Silver · Women, Extra lightweight · Kim Young-ran
- Doha 2006 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight · Kang Sin-young
- Doha 2006 · Silver · Women, Half middleweight · Kong Ja-young
- Doha 2006 · Silver · Women, Middleweight · Bae Eun-hye
- Doha 2006 · Silver · Women, Half heavyweight · Lee So-yeon
- Doha 2006 · Bronze · Women, Heavyweight · Kim Na-young
- Busan 2002 · Silver · Women, Extra lightweight · Kim Young-ran
- Busan 2002 · Gold · Women, Half lightweight · Lee Eun-hee
- Busan 2002 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight · Kim Hwa-soo
- Busan 2002 · Silver · Women, Middleweight · Bae Eun-hye
- Busan 2002 · Gold · Women, Half heavyweight · Jo Su-hee
- Busan 2002 · Silver · Women, Heavyweight · Choi Sook-ie
- Busan 2002 · Bronze · Women, Openweight · Jo Su-hee
- Bangkok 1998 · Silver · Women, Half lightweight · Kim Hye-sook
- Bangkok 1998 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight · Jung Sung-sook
- Bangkok 1998 · Bronze · Women, Half middleweight · Kim Hwa-soo
- Bangkok 1998 · Gold · Women, Middleweight · Lim Jung-sook
- Bangkok 1998 · Bronze · Women, Half heavyweight · Kang Min-jeong
- Hiroshima 1994 · Bronze · Women, Extra lightweight · Kim So-la
- Hiroshima 1994 · Gold · Women, Half lightweight · Hyun Sook-hee
- Hiroshima 1994 · Gold · Women, Lightweight · Jung Sun-yong
- Hiroshima 1994 · Gold · Women, Half middleweight · Jung Sung-sook
- Hiroshima 1994 · Silver · Women, Middleweight · Cho Min-sun
- Hiroshima 1994 · Gold · Women, Half heavyweight · Kim Mi-jung
- Hiroshima 1994 · Bronze · Women, Heavyweight · Shon Hyun-me
- Hiroshima 1994 · Bronze · Women, Openweight · Moon Ji-yoon
- Beijing 1990 · Bronze · Women, Extra lightweight · Ok Kyung-sook
- Beijing 1990 · Bronze · Women, Half lightweight · Park Mi-hee
- Beijing 1990 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight · Cho Min-sun
- Beijing 1990 · Bronze · Women, Half middleweight · Kim Sung-hye
- Beijing 1990 · Bronze · Women, Middleweight · Park Ji-yeong
- Beijing 1990 · Bronze · Women, Half heavyweight · Kim Mi-jung
- Beijing 1990 · Bronze · Women, Heavyweight · Moon Ji-yoon
- Beijing 1990 · Silver · Women, Openweight · Moon Ji-yoon
- Judo at the Olympic Games1 bronze1medal
Every result, newest first
- Paris 2024 · Bronze · Mixed, Team · Lee Hye-kyeong; Kim Won-jin; Jung Ye-rin; An Ba-ul; Huh Mi-mi; Kim Ji-su; Lee Joon-hwan; Han Ju-yeop; Yoon Hyun-ji; Kim Ha-yun; Kim Min-jong
- World Judo Championships1 silver, 2 bronzes3medals
Every result, newest first
- Budapest, Hungary 2025 · Silver · Mixed, Team
- Baku, Azerbaijan 2018 · Bronze · Mixed, Team · Korea
- Budapest, Hungary 2017 · Bronze · Mixed, Team
- Judo at the Asian Games1 bronze1medal
Every result, newest first
- Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Bronze · Mixed, Team · Ahn Joon-sung; An Chang-rim; Gwak Dong-han; Lee Jae-yong; Cho Gu-ham; Kim Sung-min; Kim Jan-di; Kwon You-jeong; Jeong Hye-jin; Kim Seong-yeon; Han Mi-jin; Kim Min-jeong
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World Judo Championships: Astana 2027, 7 to 14 June
Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.