Japan in Table tennis
Table tennis at the Olympic Games, Paris 2024: 1 silver, 1 bronze
The record
Women's first here: the stronger record.
- Table tennis at the Olympic Games3 silvers, 3 bronzes6medals
Every result, newest first
- Paris 2024 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Hina Hayata
- Paris 2024 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Hina Hayata; Miwa Harimoto; Miu Hirano
- Tokyo 2020 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Mima Ito
- Tokyo 2020 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Mima Ito; Kasumi Ishikawa; Miu Hirano
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Ai Fukuhara; Kasumi Ishikawa; Mima Ito
- London 2012 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Ai Fukuhara; Kasumi Ishikawa; Sayaka Hirano
- World Table Tennis Championships21 golds, 20 silvers, 35 bronzes21golds
Every result, newest first
- London 2026 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Miwa Harimoto; Honoka Hashimoto; Hina Hayata; Rin Mende; Miyu Nagasaki
- Doha 2025 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Mima Ito
- Doha 2025 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Miwa Harimoto; Miyuu Kihara
- Busan 2024 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Miwa Harimoto; Hina Hayata; Miu Hirano; Mima Ito; Miyuu Kihara
- Durban 2023 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Hina Hayata
- Durban 2023 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Miyuu Kihara; Miyu Nagasaki
- Chengdu 2022 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Hina Hayata; Mima Ito; Miyuu Kihara; Miyu Nagasaki; Hitomi Sato
- Houston 2021 · Silver · Women, Women's doubles · Hina Hayata; Mima Ito
- Budapest 2019 · Silver · Women, Women's doubles · Hina Hayata; Mima Ito
- Budapest 2019 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Honoka Hashimoto; Hitomi Sato
- Halmstad 2018 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Hina Hayata; Miu Hirano; Kasumi Ishikawa; Mima Ito; Miyu Nagasaki
- Düsseldorf 2017 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Miu Hirano
- Düsseldorf 2017 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Hina Hayata; Mima Ito
- Kuala Lumpur 2016 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Ai Fukuhara; Yui Hamamoto; Kasumi Ishikawa; Mima Ito; Misako Wakamiya
- Tokyo 2014 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Sayaka Hirano; Yuka Ishigaki; Kasumi Ishikawa; Sakura Mori; Saki Tashiro
- Moscow 2010 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Hiroko Fujii; Ai Fujinuma; Ai Fukuhara; Sayaka Hirano; Kasumi Ishikawa
- Guangzhou 2008 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Hiroko Fujii; Ai Fukuhara; Haruna Fukuoka; Sayaka Hirano; Kasumi Ishikawa
- Bremen 2006 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Ai Fujinuma; Ai Fukuhara; Haruna Fukuoka; Sayaka Hirano; Saki Kanazawa
- Doha 2004 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Ai Fujinuma; Ai Fukuhara; Sayaka Hirano; Naoko Taniguchi; Aya Umemura
- Osaka 2001 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Mayu Kishi-Kawagoe; Akiko Takeda
- Osaka 2001 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Junko Haneyoshi; An Konishi; Yuka Nishii; Keiko Okazaki; Yoshie Takada
- Tokyo 1983 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Mika Hoshino; Emiko Kanda; Fumiko Shinpo; Tomoko Tamura
- Pyongyang 1979 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Kayoko Kawahigashi; Yoshiko Shimauchi; Kayo Sugaya; Shoko Takahashi
- Calcutta 1975 · Gold · Women, Women's doubles · Maria Alexandru; Shoko Takahashi (shared with a partner from another country)
- Calcutta 1975 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Yukie Ozeki; Sachiko Yokota
- Calcutta 1975 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Tomie Edano; Yukie Ozeki; Shoko Takahashi; Sachiko Yokota
- Sarajevo 1973 · Gold · Women, Women's doubles · Maria Alexandru; Miho Hamada (shared with a partner from another country)
- Sarajevo 1973 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Tazuko Abe; Tomie Edano
- Sarajevo 1973 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Tomie Edano; Miho Hamada; Yukie Ohzeki; Sachiko Yokota
- Nagoya 1971 · Silver · Women, Women's doubles · Mieko Hirano; Reiko Sakamoto
- Nagoya 1971 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Miho Hamada; Yukie Ozeki
- Nagoya 1971 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Yukiko Kawamorita; Setsuko Kobori
- Nagoya 1971 · Gold · Women, Women's team · Yasuko Konno; Toshiko Kowada; Emiko Ohba; Yukie Ozeki
- Munich 1969 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Toshiko Kowada
- Munich 1969 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Miho Hamada
- Munich 1969 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Saeko Hirota; Yasuko Konno; Toshiko Kowada; Sachiko Morisawa
- Stockholm 1967 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Sachiko Morisawa
- Stockholm 1967 · Silver · Women, Women's singles · Naoko Fukatsu
- Stockholm 1967 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Noriko Yamanaka
- Stockholm 1967 · Gold · Women, Women's doubles · Saeko Hirota; Sachiko Morisawa
- Stockholm 1967 · Silver · Women, Women's doubles · Naoko Fukatsu; Noriko Yamanaka
- Stockholm 1967 · Gold · Women, Women's team · Naoko Fukatsu; Saeko Hirota; Sachiko Morisawa; Noriko Yamanaka
- Ljubljana 1965 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Naoko Fukatsu
- Ljubljana 1965 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Noriko Yamanaka
- Ljubljana 1965 · Silver · Women, Women's doubles · Masako Seki; Noriko Yamanaka
- Ljubljana 1965 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Naoko Fukatsu; Tsunao Isomura; Masako Seki; Noriko Yamanaka
- Prague 1963 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Kimiyo Matsuzaki
- Prague 1963 · Gold · Women, Women's doubles · Kimiyo Matsuzaki; Masako Seki
- Prague 1963 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Kazuko Ito-Yamaizumi; Noriko Yamanaka
- Prague 1963 · Gold · Women, Women's team · Kazuko Ito-Yamaizumi; Kimiyo Matsuzaki; Masako Seki; Noriko Yamanaka
- Beijing 1961 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Kimiyo Matsuzaki
- Beijing 1961 · Gold · Women, Women's team · Kazuko Ito-Yamaizumi; Kimiyo Matsuzaki; Tomi Okawa; Masako Seki
- Dortmund 1959 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Kimiyo Matsuzaki
- Dortmund 1959 · Silver · Women, Women's singles · Fujie Eguchi
- Dortmund 1959 · Gold · Women, Women's doubles · Taeko Namba; Kazuko Yamaizumi
- Dortmund 1959 · Silver · Women, Women's doubles · Fujie Eguchi; Kimiyo Matsuzaki
- Dortmund 1959 · Gold · Women, Women's team · Fujie Eguchi; Kimiyo Matsuzaki; Taeko Namba; Kazuko Yamaizumi
- Stockholm 1957 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Fujie Eguchi
- Stockholm 1957 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Kiiko Watanabe
- Stockholm 1957 · Gold · Women, Women's team · Fujie Eguchi; Taeko Namba; Tomi Okawa; Kiiko Watanabe
- Tokyo 1956 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Tomi Okawa
- Tokyo 1956 · Silver · Women, Women's singles · Kiiko Watanabe
- Tokyo 1956 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Fujie Eguchi
- Tokyo 1956 · Silver · Women, Women's doubles · Fujie Eguchi; Kiiko Watanabe
- Tokyo 1956 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Tomie Okawa; Yoshiko Tanaka
- Tokyo 1956 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Fujie Eguchi; Tomi Okawa; Yoshiko Tanaka; Kiiko Watanabe
- Utrecht 1955 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Kiiko Watanabe
- Utrecht 1955 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Fujie Eguchi; Kiiko Watanabe
- Utrecht 1955 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Shizuki Narahara; Yoshiko Tanaka
- Utrecht 1955 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Fujie Eguchi; Shizuka Narahara; Yoshiko Tanaka; Kiiko Watanabe
- Wembley 1954 · Silver · Women, Women's singles · Yoshiko Tanaka
- Wembley 1954 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Fujie Eguchi
- Wembley 1954 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Fujie Eguchi; Kiiko Watanabe
- Wembley 1954 · Gold · Women, Women's team · Fujie Eguchi; Hideko Goto; Yoshiko Tanaka; Kiiko Watanabe
- Bombay 1952 · Gold · Women, Women's doubles · Shizuki Narahara; Tomie Nishimura
- Bombay 1952 · Gold · Women, Women's team · Shizuka Narahara; Tomie Nishimura
- Table tennis at the Asian Games10 golds, 9 silvers, 19 bronzes10golds
Every result, newest first
- Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Miwa Harimoto
- Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Hina Hayata
- Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Silver · Women, Women's doubles · Miwa Harimoto; Hina Hayata
- Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Miwa Harimoto; Hina Hayata; Mima Ito; Rin Mende; Miyu Nagasaki
- Hangzhou 2022 · Silver · Women, Women's singles · Hina Hayata
- Hangzhou 2022 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Miwa Harimoto; Miyuu Kihara
- Hangzhou 2022 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Miwa Harimoto; Hina Hayata; Miu Hirano; Miyuu Kihara; Miyu Nagasaki
- Incheon 2014 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Ai Fukuhara; Miu Hirano; Sayaka Hirano; Kasumi Ishikawa; Misako Wakamiya
- Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Ai Fukuhara
- Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Hiroko Fujii; Misako Wakamiya
- Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Ai Fukuhara; Kasumi Ishikawa
- Busan 2002 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Ai Fukuhara; Satoko Kishida; An Konishi; Mikie Takahashi; Aya Umemura
- Hiroshima 1994 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Chire Koyama
- Hiroshima 1994 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Mitsue Endo; Chire Koyama; Keiko Okazaki; Rika Sato
- Seoul 1986 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Mika Hoshino
- Seoul 1986 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Mika Hoshino; Miki Kitsukawa
- Seoul 1986 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Mika Hoshino; Kiyomi Ishida; Miki Kitsukawa; Kyoko Uchiyama
- Bangkok 1978 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Kumiko Nagahara
- Bangkok 1978 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Kumiko Nagahara; Keiko Komuro
- Bangkok 1978 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Ryoko Chiba; Keiko Komuro; Kumiko Nagahara; Fumiko Shinpo
- Tehran 1974 · Silver · Women, Women's doubles · Tomie Edano; Yukie Ozeki
- Tehran 1974 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Tomie Edano; Yukie Ozeki; Fumiko Shinpo; Shoko Takahashi
- Bangkok 1966 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Naoko Fukatsu
- Bangkok 1966 · Silver · Women, Women's singles · Noriko Yamanaka
- Bangkok 1966 · Gold · Women, Women's doubles · Noriko Yamanaka; Naoko Fukatsu
- Bangkok 1966 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Sachiko Morisawa; Tsunao Isomura
- Bangkok 1966 · Gold · Women, Women's team · Naoko Fukatsu; Tsunao Isomura; Sachiko Morisawa; Noriko Yamanaka
- Jakarta 1962 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Kimiyo Matsuzaki
- Jakarta 1962 · Silver · Women, Women's singles · Kazuko Ito
- Jakarta 1962 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Masako Seki
- Jakarta 1962 · Gold · Women, Women's doubles · Masako Seki; Noriko Yamanaka
- Jakarta 1962 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Kimiyo Matsuzaki; Kazuko Ito
- Jakarta 1962 · Gold · Women, Women's team · Kazuko Ito; Kimiyo Matsuzaki; Masako Seki; Noriko Yamanaka
- Tokyo 1958 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Taeko Namba
- Tokyo 1958 · Silver · Women, Women's singles · Kazuko Yamaizumi
- Tokyo 1958 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Fujie Eguchi
- Tokyo 1958 · Gold · Women, Women's doubles · Fujie Eguchi; Kazuko Yamaizumi
- Tokyo 1958 · Gold · Women, Women's team · Fujie Eguchi; Taeko Namba; Tomi Okawa; Kazuko Yamaizumi
- Table tennis at the Olympic Games1 silver, 2 bronzes3medals
Every result, newest first
- Tokyo 2020 · Bronze · Men, Men's team · Jun Mizutani; Koki Niwa; Tomokazu Harimoto
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Bronze · Men, Men's singles · Jun Mizutani
- Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Silver · Men, Men's team · Koki Niwa; Jun Mizutani; Maharu Yoshimura
- World Table Tennis Championships21 golds, 14 silvers, 35 bronzes21golds
Every result, newest first
- London 2026 · Silver · Men, Men's team · Tomokazu Harimoto; Sora Matsushima; Hiroto Shinozuka; Shunsuke Togami; Yukiya Uda
- Doha 2025 · Gold · Men, Men's doubles · Hiroto Shinozuka; Shunsuke Togami
- Chengdu 2022 · Bronze · Men, Men's team · Tomokazu Harimoto; Mizuki Oikawa; Shunsuke Togami; Jo Yokotani
- Houston 2021 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Shunsuke Togami; Yukiya Uda
- Düsseldorf 2017 · Silver · Men, Men's doubles · Masataka Morizono; Yuya Oshima
- Düsseldorf 2017 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Koki Niwa; Maharu Yoshimura
- Kuala Lumpur 2016 · Silver · Men, Men's team · Kenta Matsudaira; Jun Mizutani; Koki Niwa; Yuya Oshima; Maharu Yoshimura
- Suzhou 2015 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Kenta Matsudaira; Koki Niwa
- Tokyo 2014 · Bronze · Men, Men's team · Seiya Kishikawa; Kenta Matsudaira; Jun Mizutani; Koki Niwa; Masato Shiono
- Paris 2013 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Seiya Kishikawa; Jun Mizutani
- Dortmund 2012 · Bronze · Men, Men's team · Seiya Kishikawa; Kenji Matsudaira; Jun Mizutani; Koki Niwa; Maharu Yoshimura
- Moscow 2010 · Bronze · Men, Men's team · Kazuhiro Chan; Seiya Kishikawa; Kenta Matsudaira; Jun Mizutani; Kaii Yoshida
- Yokohama 2009 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Seiya Kishikawa; Jun Mizutani
- Guangzhou 2008 · Bronze · Men, Men's team · Yo Kan; Seiya Kishikawa; Jun Mizutani; Hidetoshi Oya; Kaii Yoshida
- Kuala Lumpur 2000 · Bronze · Men, Men's team · Seiko Iseki; Kōji Matsushita; Hiroshi Shibutani; Toshio Tasaki; Ryo Yuzawa
- Manchester 1997 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Kōji Matsushita; Hiroshi Shibutani
- Tokyo 1983 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Hiroyuki Abe; Seiji Ono
- Novi Sad 1981 · Bronze · Men, Men's team · Hiroyuki Abe; Hideo Gotoh; Masahiro Maehara; Seiji Ono; Norio Takashima
- Pyongyang 1979 · Gold · Men, Men's singles · Seiji Ono
- Pyongyang 1979 · Bronze · Men, Men's team · Hiroyuki Abe; Hideo Gotoh; Masahiro Maehara; Seiji Ono; Norio Takashima
- Birmingham 1977 · Gold · Men, Men's singles · Mitsuru Kohno
- Birmingham 1977 · Silver · Men, Men's team · Tetsuo Inoue; Mitsuru Kono; Masahiro Maehara; Norio Takashima; Tokio Tasaka
- Calcutta 1975 · Bronze · Men, Men's singles · Mitsuru Kono
- Calcutta 1975 · Bronze · Men, Men's singles · Norio Takashima
- Calcutta 1975 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Katsuyuki Abe; Shigeo Itoh
- Sarajevo 1973 · Bronze · Men, Men's team · Nobuhiko Hasegawa; Yujiro Imano; Mitsuru Kono; Norio Takashima; Tokio Tasaka
- Nagoya 1971 · Silver · Men, Men's singles · Shigeo Itoh
- Nagoya 1971 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Katsuyuki Abe; Yujiro Imano
- Nagoya 1971 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Nobuhiko Hasegawa; Tokio Tasaka
- Nagoya 1971 · Silver · Men, Men's team · Nobuhiko Hasegawa; Tetsuo Inoue; Shigeo Itoh; Mitsuru Kono; Tokio Tasaka
- Munich 1969 · Gold · Men, Men's singles · Shigeo Itoh
- Munich 1969 · Bronze · Men, Men's singles · Kenji Kasai
- Munich 1969 · Bronze · Men, Men's singles · Tokio Tasaka
- Munich 1969 · Silver · Men, Men's doubles · Nobuhiko Hasegawa; Tokio Tasaka
- Munich 1969 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Shigeo Itoh; Mitsuru Kono
- Munich 1969 · Gold · Men, Men's team · Nobuhiko Hasegawa; Tetsuo Inoue; Shigeo Itoh; Kenji Kasai; Mitsuru Kono
- Stockholm 1967 · Gold · Men, Men's singles · Nobuhiko Hasegawa
- Stockholm 1967 · Silver · Men, Men's singles · Mitsuru Kohno
- Stockholm 1967 · Bronze · Men, Men's singles · Koji Kimura
- Stockholm 1967 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Nobuhiko Hasegawa; Mitsuru Kono
- Stockholm 1967 · Gold · Men, Men's team · Nobuhiko Hasegawa; Hajime Kagimoto; Satoru Kawahara; Koji Kimura; Mitsuru Kono
- Ljubljana 1965 · Silver · Men, Men's team · Koji Kimura; Ken Konaka; Takao Nohira; Ichiro Ogimura; Hiroshi Takahashi
- Prague 1963 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Ken Konaka; Keiichi Miki
- Prague 1963 · Silver · Men, Men's team · Koji Kimura; Ken Konaka; Keiichi Miki; Ichiro Ogimura
- Beijing 1961 · Gold · Men, Men's doubles · Nobuya Hoshino; Koji Kimura
- Beijing 1961 · Silver · Men, Men's team · Nobuya Hoshino; Koji Kimura; Teruo Murakami; Ichiro Ogimura; Goro Shibutani
- Dortmund 1959 · Bronze · Men, Men's singles · Ichiro Ogimura
- Dortmund 1959 · Gold · Men, Men's doubles · Teruo Murakami; Ichiro Ogimura
- Dortmund 1959 · Gold · Men, Men's team · Nobuya Hoshino; Teruo Murakami; Seiji Narita; Ichiro Ogimura
- Stockholm 1957 · Gold · Men, Men's singles · Toshiaki Tanaka
- Stockholm 1957 · Silver · Men, Men's singles · Ichiro Ogimura
- Stockholm 1957 · Silver · Men, Men's doubles · Ichiro Ogimura; Toshiaki Tanaka
- Stockholm 1957 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Toshihiko Miyata; Keisuke Tsunoda
- Stockholm 1957 · Gold · Men, Men's team · Toshihiko Miyata; Ichiro Ogimura; Toshiaki Tanaka; Keisuke Tsunoda
- Tokyo 1956 · Gold · Men, Men's singles · Ichiro Ogimura
- Tokyo 1956 · Silver · Men, Men's singles · Toshiaki Tanaka
- Tokyo 1956 · Bronze · Men, Men's singles · Akio Nohira
- Tokyo 1956 · Bronze · Men, Men's singles · Yoshio Tomita
- Tokyo 1956 · Gold · Men, Men's doubles · Ichiro Ogimura; Yoshio Tomita
- Tokyo 1956 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Toshiaki Tanaka; Keisuke Tsunoda
- Tokyo 1956 · Gold · Men, Men's team · Ichiro Ogimura; Toshiaki Tanaka; Yoshio Tomita; Keisuke Tsunoda
- Utrecht 1955 · Gold · Men, Men's singles · Toshiaki Tanaka
- Utrecht 1955 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Ichiro Ogimura; Yoshio Tomita
- Utrecht 1955 · Gold · Men, Men's team · Ichiro Ogimura; Kichiji Tamasu; Toshiaki Tanaka; Yoshio Tomita
- Wembley 1954 · Gold · Men, Men's singles · Ichiro Ogimura
- Wembley 1954 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Ichiro Ogimura; Yoshio Tomita
- Wembley 1954 · Gold · Men, Men's team · Kazuo Kawai; Ichiro Ogimura; Kichiji Tamasu; Yoshio Tomita
- Bombay 1952 · Gold · Men, Men's singles · Hiroji Sato
- Bombay 1952 · Gold · Men, Men's doubles · Norikazu Fujii; Tadaki Hayashi
- Bombay 1952 · Bronze · Men, Men's team · Daisuke Daimon; Norikazu Fujii; Tadaaki Hayashi; Hiroji Satoh
- Table tennis at the Asian Games8 golds, 12 silvers, 17 bronzes8golds
Every result, newest first
- Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Silver · Men, Men's doubles · Tomokazu Harimoto; Hiroto Shinozuka
- Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Sora Matsushima; Shunsuke Togami
- Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Gold · Men, Men's team · Tomokazu Harimoto; Sora Matsushima; Hiroto Shinozuka; Shunsuke Togami; Yukiya Uda
- Incheon 2014 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Koki Niwa; Kenta Matsudaira
- Incheon 2014 · Bronze · Men, Men's team · Seiya Kishikawa; Kenta Matsudaira; Jun Mizutani; Yuto Muramatsu; Koki Niwa
- Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Men, Men's singles · Jun Mizutani
- Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Kenta Matsudaira; Koki Niwa
- Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Men, Men's team · Seiya Kishikawa; Kenta Matsudaira; Jun Mizutani; Koki Niwa; Kaii Yoshida
- Bangkok 1998 · Bronze · Men, Men's team · Seiko Iseki; Hiroshi Shibutani; Toshio Tasaki; Ryo Yuzawa
- Hiroshima 1994 · Bronze · Men, Men's team · Sei Ito; Kiyonobu Iwasaki; Koji Matsushita; Yuji Matsushita; Koichi Takeya
- Seoul 1986 · Bronze · Men, Men's singles · Yoshihito Miyazaki
- Seoul 1986 · Bronze · Men, Men's doubles · Kiyoshi Saito; Juzo Nukazuka
- Seoul 1986 · Bronze · Men, Men's team · Yoshihito Miyazaki; Juzo Nukazuka; Kiyoshi Saito; Hiroshi Shibutani
- New Delhi 1982 · Silver · Men, Men's singles · Kiyoshi Saito
- New Delhi 1982 · Bronze · Men, Men's singles · Seiji Ono
- New Delhi 1982 · Gold · Men, Men's doubles · Seiji Ono; Hiroyuki Abe
- New Delhi 1982 · Silver · Men, Men's team · Hiroyuki Abe; Juzo Nukazuka; Seiji Ono; Kiyoshi Saito; Kenichi Sakamoto
- Bangkok 1978 · Bronze · Men, Men's singles · Norio Takashima
- Bangkok 1978 · Silver · Men, Men's team · Hiroyuki Abe; Ichiro Hoshino; Masahiro Maehara; Norio Takashima
- Tehran 1974 · Silver · Men, Men's singles · Mitsuru Kono
- Tehran 1974 · Gold · Men, Men's doubles · Nobuhiko Hasegawa; Mitsuru Kono
- Tehran 1974 · Silver · Men, Men's team · Nobuhiko Hasegawa; Mitsuru Kono; Kenji Koyama; Masayuki Kuze; Takashi Tamura
- Bangkok 1966 · Silver · Men, Men's singles · Nobuhiko Hasegawa
- Bangkok 1966 · Bronze · Men, Men's singles · Koji Kimura
- Bangkok 1966 · Gold · Men, Men's doubles · Hiroshi Takahashi; Keiichi Miki
- Bangkok 1966 · Silver · Men, Men's doubles · Koji Kimura; Nobuhiko Hasegawa
- Bangkok 1966 · Gold · Men, Men's team · Nobuhiko Hasegawa; Koji Kimura; Keiichi Miki; Hiroshi Takahashi
- Jakarta 1962 · Gold · Men, Men's singles · Keiichi Miki
- Jakarta 1962 · Silver · Men, Men's singles · Ichiro Ogimura
- Jakarta 1962 · Bronze · Men, Men's singles · Koji Kimura
- Jakarta 1962 · Gold · Men, Men's doubles · Keiichi Miki; Ken Konaka
- Jakarta 1962 · Silver · Men, Men's doubles · Ichiro Ogimura; Koji Kimura
- Jakarta 1962 · Gold · Men, Men's team · Koji Kimura; Ken Konaka; Keiichi Miki; Ichiro Ogimura
- Tokyo 1958 · Silver · Men, Men's singles · Keisuke Tsunoda
- Tokyo 1958 · Bronze · Men, Men's singles · Seiji Narita
- Tokyo 1958 · Bronze · Men, Men's singles · Ichiro Ogimura
- Tokyo 1958 · Silver · Men, Men's team · Seiji Narita; Ichiro Ogimura; Toshiaki Tanaka; Keisuke Tsunoda
- Table tennis at the Olympic Games1 gold1gold
Every result, newest first
- Tokyo 2020 · Gold · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Jun Mizutani; Mima Ito
- World Table Tennis Championships8 golds, 11 silvers, 9 bronzes8golds
Every result, newest first
- Doha 2025 · Silver · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Maharu Yoshimura; Satsuki Odo
- Durban 2023 · Silver · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Tomokazu Harimoto; Hina Hayata
- Houston 2021 · Silver · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Tomokazu Harimoto; Hina Hayata
- Budapest 2019 · Silver · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Maharu Yoshimura; Kasumi Ishikawa
- Düsseldorf 2017 · Gold · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Maharu Yoshimura; Kasumi Ishikawa
- Suzhou 2015 · Silver · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Maharu Yoshimura; Kasumi Ishikawa
- Rotterdam 2011 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Seiya Kishikawa; Ai Fukuhara
- Birmingham 1977 · Silver · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Tokio Tasaka; Sachiko Yokota
- Calcutta 1975 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Shigeo Itoh; Yukie Ozeki
- Nagoya 1971 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Tokuyasu Nishii; Mieko Fukuno
- Munich 1969 · Gold · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Nobuhiko Hasegawa; Yasuko Konno
- Munich 1969 · Silver · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Mitsuru Kono; Saeko Hirota
- Munich 1969 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Shigeo Itoh; Toshiko Kowada
- Stockholm 1967 · Gold · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Nobuhiko Hasegawa; Noriko Yamanaka
- Stockholm 1967 · Silver · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Koji Kimura; Naoko Fukatsu
- Ljubljana 1965 · Gold · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Koji Kimura; Masako Seki
- Ljubljana 1965 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Ken Konaka; Naoko Fukatsu
- Prague 1963 · Gold · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Koji Kimura; Kazuko Ito-Yamaizumi
- Prague 1963 · Silver · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Keiichi Miki; Masako Seki
- Beijing 1961 · Gold · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Ichiro Ogimura; Kimiyo Matsuzaki
- Beijing 1961 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Nobuya Hoshino; Masako Seki
- Dortmund 1959 · Gold · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Ichiro Ogimura; Fujie Eguchi
- Dortmund 1959 · Silver · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Teruo Murakami; Kimiyo Matsuzaki
- Stockholm 1957 · Gold · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Ichiro Ogimura; Fujie Eguchi
- Stockholm 1957 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Keisuke Tsunoda; Taeko Namba
- Tokyo 1956 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Motoo Fujii; Yoshiko Tanaka
- Utrecht 1955 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Toshiaki Tanaka; Shizuki Narahara
- Wembley 1954 · Silver · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Yoshio Tomita; Fujie Eguchi
- Table tennis at the Asian Games3 golds, 2 silvers, 10 bronzes3golds
Every result, newest first
- Incheon 2014 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Seiya Kishikawa; Ai Fukuhara
- Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Seiya Kishikawa; Ai Fukuhara
- Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Kenta Matsudaira; Kasumi Ishikawa
- Bangkok 1998 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Ryo Yuzawa; Keiko Okazaki
- New Delhi 1982 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Hiroyuki Abe; Keiko Yamashita
- Tehran 1974 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Mitsuru Kono; Tomie Edano
- Bangkok 1966 · Gold · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Koji Kimura; Naoko Fukatsu
- Bangkok 1966 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Keiichi Miki; Noriko Yamanaka
- Jakarta 1962 · Gold · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Ichiro Ogimura; Kimiyo Matsuzaki
- Jakarta 1962 · Silver · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Koji Kimura; Kazuko Ito
- Jakarta 1962 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Keiichi Miki; Masako Seki
- Tokyo 1958 · Gold · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Ichiro Ogimura; Fujie Eguchi
- Tokyo 1958 · Silver · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Toshiaki Tanaka; Kazuko Yamaizumi
- Tokyo 1958 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Seiji Narita; Tomi Okawa
- Tokyo 1958 · Bronze · Mixed, Mixed doubles · Keisuke Tsunoda; Taeko Namba
Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.