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Japan in Para badminton

Para badminton at the Paralympic Games, Paris 2024: 2 golds, 1 silver, 1 bronze

The record

Women's first here: the stronger record.

  • Para badminton at the Paralympic Games3 golds, 2 silvers, 3 bronzes3golds
    Every result, newest first8
    • Paris 2024 · Gold · Women, Singles WH1 · Sarina Satomi
    • Paris 2024 · Silver · Women, Doubles WH1–WH2 · Sarina Satomi; Yuma Yamazaki
    • Tokyo 2020 · Gold · Women, Singles WH1 · Sarina Satomi
    • Tokyo 2020 · Bronze · Women, Singles WH2 · Yuma Yamazaki
    • Tokyo 2020 · Silver · Women, Singles SU5 · Ayako Suzuki
    • Tokyo 2020 · Bronze · Women, Singles SU5 · Akiko Sugino
    • Tokyo 2020 · Gold · Women, Doubles WH1–WH2 · Sarina Satomi; Yuma Yamazaki
    • Tokyo 2020 · Bronze · Women, Doubles SL3–SU5 · Noriko Ito; Ayako Suzuki
  • BWF Para-Badminton World Championships11 golds, 9 silvers, 25 bronzes11golds
    Every result, newest first45
    • Manama 2026 · Gold · Women, Singles WH1 · Sarina Satomi
    • Manama 2026 · Bronze · Women, Singles WH1 · Sena Tomoyose
    • Manama 2026 · Gold · Women, Singles SL3 · Shino Kawai
    • Pattaya 2024 · Bronze · Women, Singles WH1 · Sarina Satomi
    • Pattaya 2024 · Bronze · Women, Singles WH2 · Yuma Yamazaki
    • Pattaya 2024 · Bronze · Women, Doubles WH1–WH2 · Sarina Satomi; Yuma Yamazaki
    • Tokyo 2022 · Gold · Women, Singles WH1 · Sarina Satomi
    • Tokyo 2022 · Bronze · Women, Singles WH2 · Yuma Yamazaki
    • Tokyo 2022 · Silver · Women, Singles SL4 · Haruka Fujino
    • Tokyo 2022 · Silver · Women, Singles SU5 · Mamiko Toyoda
    • Tokyo 2022 · Bronze · Women, Singles SU5 · Kaede Kameyama
    • Tokyo 2022 · Gold · Women, Doubles WH1–WH2 · Sarina Satomi; Yuma Yamazaki
    • Basel 2019 · Gold · Women, Singles WH1 · Sarina Satomi
    • Basel 2019 · Bronze · Women, Singles WH2 · Rie Ogura
    • Basel 2019 · Silver · Women, Singles SU5 · Ayako Suzuki
    • Basel 2019 · Bronze · Women, Singles SU5 · Kaede Kamayama
    • Basel 2019 · Bronze · Women, Doubles WH1–WH2 · Ikumi Fuke; Rie Ogura
    • Basel 2019 · Bronze · Women, Doubles WH1–WH2 · Sarina Satomi; Yuma Yamazaki
    • Basel 2019 · Bronze · Women, Doubles SL3–SU5 · Noriko Ito; Ayako Suzuki
    • Basel 2019 · Bronze · Women, Doubles SL3–SU5 · Kaede Kamayama; Asami Yamada
    • Ulsan 2017 · Gold · Women, Singles SU5 · Ayako Suzuki
    • Ulsan 2017 · Bronze · Women, Singles SU5 · Mamiko Toyoda
    • Ulsan 2017 · Bronze · Women, Doubles WH1-WH2 · Ikume Fuke; Yuma Yamazaki
    • Ulsan 2017 · Gold · Women, Doubles SL3-SU5 · Parul Parmar; Akiko Sugino (shared with a partner from another country)
    • Ulsan 2017 · Bronze · Women, Doubles SL3-SU5 · Noriko Ito; Mamiko Toyoda
    • Stoke Mandeville 2015 · Bronze · Women, Singles WH2 · Rie Ogura
    • Stoke Mandeville 2015 · Silver · Women, Singles SU5 · Mamiko Toyoda
    • Stoke Mandeville 2015 · Bronze · Women, Doubles WH1-WH2 · Ikumi Kubo; Wang Ping (shared with a partner from another country)
    • Stoke Mandeville 2015 · Bronze · Women, Doubles SL3-SU5 · Kamtam Wandee; Mamiko Toyoda (shared with a partner from another country)
    • Dortmund 2013 · Bronze · Women, Singles WH2 · Yoko Egami
    • Dortmund 2013 · Gold · Women, Singles SU5 · Mamiko Toyoda
    • Dortmund 2013 · Silver · Women, Singles SU5 · Akiko Sugino
    • Dortmund 2013 · Bronze · Women, Doubles WH1-WH2 · Yoko Egami; Rie Ogura
    • Guatemala City 2011 · Gold · Women, Singles SL4 · Akiko Sugino
    • Guatemala City 2011 · Silver · Women, Singles SL4 · Yūko Yamaguchi
    • Guatemala City 2011 · Bronze · Women, Singles SL4 · Aki Takahashi
    • Seoul 2009 · Bronze · Women, Singles BMSTL3 (SL4) · Yūko Yamaguchi
    • Seoul 2009 · Gold · Women, Singles BMSTU5 (SU5) · Ayako Suzuki
    • Seoul 2009 · Silver · Women, Doubles BMSTL2+3 (SL3–SL4) · Aki Takahashi; Yūko Yamaguchi
    • Bangkok 2007 · Gold · Women, Singles BMSTL2 (SL3) · Aki Takahashi
    • Bangkok 2007 · Bronze · Women, Doubles BMSTL3 (SL4) · Aki Takahashi; Ikumi Nakai
    • Hsinchu 2005 · Bronze · Women, Singles BMW2–3 (WH1–WH2) · Midori Kagotani
    • Hsinchu 2005 · Silver · Women, Singles BMSTL2–3 (SL3–SL4) · Aki Takahashi
    • Hsinchu 2005 · Silver · Women, Doubles BMW2–3 (WH1–WH2) · Miho Hamasaki; Midori Kagotani
    • Hsinchu 2005 · Bronze · Women, Doubles BMSTL2–3 (SL3–SL4) · Noriko Ito; Aki Takahashi

Against India

When Japan and India finished first and second: Japan first never, India first once.

  • 2022 · India first · BWF Para-Badminton World Championships, Women, Singles SU5

Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.