Japan in Rowing
Last at World Rowing Championships: silver, 2024
The record
- World Rowing Championships1 gold, 2 silvers, 1 bronze1gold
Every result, newest first
- St. Catharines, Canada 2024 · Silver · Men, PR3 pair · Toshihiro Nishioka; Yuta Sakaguchi
- Gifu, Japan 2005 · Silver · Men, Lightweight eight · Masayuki Yoshizaki; Yusuke Imai; Takehiro Kubo; Shuya Matsuda; Kazuyoshi Okamoto; Shimpei Murai; Yu Kataoka; Tatsuya Mizobe; Makoto Nakasaka
- Lucerne, Switzerland 2001 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Atsushi Obata; Akio Yano; Kazuaki Mimoto; Hitoshi Hase
- Zagreb, Croatia 2000 · Gold · Men, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Kazuaki Mimoto; Takehiro Kubo; Daisaku Takeda; Hitoshi Hase
- Rowing at the Asian Games8 golds, 23 silvers, 6 bronzes8golds
Every result, newest first
- Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Bronze · Men, Single sculls · Tatsuya Sakurama
- Hangzhou 2022 · Silver · Men, Single sculls · Ryuta Arakawa
- Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Bronze · Men, Single sculls · Ryuta Arakawa
- Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Bronze · Men, Coxless pair · Yoshihiro Otsuka; Yuta Takano
- Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Gold · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Masayuki Miyaura; Masahiro Takeda
- Incheon 2014 · Silver · Men, Eight · Yu Kataoka; Yusuke Imai; Sumito Nakamura; Baku Hiraki; Mitsuo Nishimura; Kiyotaka Ito; Masato Kobayashi; Kenta Tadachi; Hiroki Sasano
- Incheon 2014 · Gold · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Takahiro Suda; Hideki Omoto
- Guangzhou 2010 · Silver · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Daisaku Takeda
- Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Kenta Tadachi; Kenta Kotani
- Guangzhou 2010 · Gold · Men, Lightweight coxless four · Yoshinori Sato; Takahiro Suda; Yu Kataoka; Hideki Omoto
- Doha 2006 · Gold · Men, Coxless four · Yu Kataoka; Yuya Higashiyama; Rokuroh Okumura; Yoshinori Sato
- Doha 2006 · Silver · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Daisaku Takeda
- Doha 2006 · Gold · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Takahiro Suda; Hideki Omoto
- Busan 2002 · Silver · Men, Eight · Daisaku Takeda; Hitoshi Hase; Akio Yano; Yasunori Tanabe; Kazushige Ura; Kazuaki Mimoto; Atsushi Obata; Kenji Miura; Takehiro Kubo
- Busan 2002 · Silver · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Hitoshi Hase
- Busan 2002 · Gold · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Daisaku Takeda; Kazushige Ura
- Busan 2002 · Silver · Men, Lightweight coxless four · Akio Yano; Kazuaki Mimoto; Takehiro Kubo; Atsushi Obata
- Bangkok 1998 · Silver · Men, Double sculls · Kazuaki Mimoto; Daisaku Takeda
- Bangkok 1998 · Silver · Men, Coxless four · Shinpei Murai; Yukuo Okamoto; Tatsuya Mizutani; Tatsunori Nishioka
- Bangkok 1998 · Silver · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Kazuaki Mimoto; Daisaku Takeda
- Bangkok 1998 · Silver · Men, Lightweight coxless four · Yoshitomo Kitanoue; Atsushi Obata; Hiroya Sato; Kazushige Ura
- Hiroshima 1994 · Bronze · Men, Double sculls · Hitoshi Hase; Takehiko Kubo
- Hiroshima 1994 · Silver · Men, Coxless four · Yasunori Tanabe; Hiroyoshi Matsui; Kenji Hashimoto; Takatoshi Iwatsuki
- Hiroshima 1994 · Silver · Men, Eight · Tatsuya Mizutani; Hidekazu Hayashi; Masahiko Nomura; Kazuhiko Kurata; Makoto Mura; Shigeyoshi Yanaka; Takamasa Sakai; Tetsuro Tanoue; Yukuo Ishitoya
- Hiroshima 1994 · Gold · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Hiroshi Sugito; Kenichi Obinata
- Hiroshima 1994 · Silver · Men, Lightweight coxless four · Michinori Iwaguro; Yoshihiro Sogo; Hiroyuki Ito; Katsuhiko Nakamizo
- Beijing 1990 · Silver · Men, Double sculls · Tadashi Abe; Masahiro Sakata
- Beijing 1990 · Silver · Men, Eight · Yasunori Tanabe; Hidekazu Hayashi; Hiroyoshi Matsui; Satoru Miyoshi; Hiroshi Mitome; Kazuhiko Kurata; Masateru Kiriyama; Michinori Iwaguro; Yasushi Hori
- Beijing 1990 · Silver · Men, Lightweight coxless four · Katsura Kajihara; Kiyoaki Murata; Masaru Higashitani; Yoshihiro Sogo
- Seoul 1986 · Silver · Men, Single sculls · Shunsuke Horiuchi
- Seoul 1986 · Gold · Men, Coxless pair · Satoru Miyoshi; Tadashi Abe
- Seoul 1986 · Silver · Men, Coxed pair · Hidekazu Hayashi; Hiroyoshi Matsui; Tokuhisa Watai
- Seoul 1986 · Bronze · Men, Coxed four · Akihisa Hirata; Hiromitsu Fukagawa; Kunihiko Obayashi; Masahiko Nomura; Tomoyuki Okano
- Seoul 1986 · Silver · Men, Eight · Eiichi Tsukinoki; Hideaki Maeguchi; Iwayuki Hirota; Katsuyuki Kato; Motohisa Kyuno; Setsuo Morizane; Toshihiko Yagi; Toshihiro Murakami; Yukiyori Ishita
- New Delhi 1982 · Silver · Men, Single sculls · Shunsuke Horiuchi
- New Delhi 1982 · Silver · Men, Coxless pair · Japan
- New Delhi 1982 · Silver · Men, Coxed pair · Japan
- World Rowing Championships1 silver1medal
Every result, newest first
- Linz Ottensheim, Austria 2019 · Silver · Women, Lightweight single sculls · Chiaki Tomita
- Rowing at the Asian Games1 gold, 15 silvers, 10 bronzes1gold
Every result, newest first
- Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Bronze · Women, Quadruple sculls · Miho Ueno; Mao Kamidate; Hinako Ino; Mao Kadoya
- Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Chika Yonezawa; Chiaki Tomita
- Hangzhou 2022 · Bronze · Women, Single sculls · Shiho Yonekawa
- Hangzhou 2022 · Silver · Women, Coxless four · Sahoko Kinota; Akiho Takano; Haruna Sakakibara; Sayaka Chujo
- Hangzhou 2022 · Silver · Women, Eight · Emi Hirouchi; Urara Kakishima; Chiaki Tomita; Akiho Takano; Haruna Sakakibara; Sahoko Kinota; Shiho Yonekawa; Sayaka Chujo; Saki Senda
- Incheon 2014 · Silver · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Eri Wakai; Asumi Suehiro
- Guangzhou 2010 · Gold · Women, Lightweight single sculls · Eri Wakai
- Guangzhou 2010 · Silver · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Akiko Iwamoto; Atsumi Fukumoto
- Doha 2006 · Silver · Women, Single sculls · Ai Fukuchi
- Doha 2006 · Silver · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Akiko Iwamoto; Eri Wakai
- Busan 2002 · Silver · Women, Single sculls · Naoe Harada
- Busan 2002 · Silver · Women, Double sculls · Akiko Iwamoto; Atsuko Yamauchi
- Busan 2002 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Kahori Uchiyama; Yumi Uoshita
- Bangkok 1998 · Bronze · Women, Single sculls · Junko Kano
- Bangkok 1998 · Silver · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Akiko Iwamoto; Yoshie Sugiyama
- Bangkok 1998 · Silver · Women, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Aiko Asano; Yoshie Sugiyama; Junko Kano; Akiko Iwamoto
- Hiroshima 1994 · Bronze · Women, Coxless pair · Rimi Kurahara; Shuko Matsumoto
- Hiroshima 1994 · Silver · Women, Coxless four · Hitomi Yamaguchi; Nami Sakamoto; Naomi Nakanishi; Naomi Wakasa
- Hiroshima 1994 · Silver · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Eri Nonaka; Rie Saito
- Hiroshima 1994 · Silver · Women, Lightweight coxless four · Kazuyo Urakami; Miyuki Yamashita; Michiyo Morishita; Yukiko Ochi
- Beijing 1990 · Silver · Women, Coxless four · Mayumi Oku; Miyuki Yamashita; Nobuko Ota; Rumi Sasakawa
- Beijing 1990 · Silver · Women, Lightweight single sculls · Ryoko Orihashi
- Beijing 1990 · Bronze · Women, Lightweight double sculls · Kazuyo Urakami; Maki Kurihara
- Seoul 1986 · Bronze · Women, Single sculls · Ayuko Tanaka
- Seoul 1986 · Bronze · Women, Coxless pair · Yoshiko Kawamori; Yuri Yajima
- Seoul 1986 · Bronze · Women, Coxed four · Kaoru Seki; Mayumi Oku; Mieko Sakurai; Miki Fujiyama; Sayoko Enoki
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World Rowing Championships: Lucerne 2027, 23 to 29 August
Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.