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Japan in Tennis

Last at Australian Open: won, 2021

The record

Women's first here: the stronger record.

  • Australian Open2 titles2titles
    Every result, newest first2
    • 2021 · Won · Women's singles
    • 2019 · Won · Women's singles
  • US Open2 titles2titles
    Every result, newest first2
    • 2020 · Won · Women's singles
    • 2018 · Won · Women's singles
  • Tennis at the Asian Games13 golds, 7 silvers, 24 bronzes13golds
    Every result, newest first44
    • Hangzhou 2022 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Haruka Kaji
    • Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Miyu Kato; Makoto Ninomiya
    • Incheon 2014 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Misa Eguchi
    • Incheon 2014 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Eri Hozumi
    • Incheon 2014 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Misa Eguchi; Eri Hozumi; Risa Ozaki
    • Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Kimiko Date-Krumm
    • Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Kimiko Date-Krumm; Misaki Doi; Ryoko Fuda; Ayumi Morita
    • Doha 2006 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Aiko Nakamura
    • Doha 2006 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Ryoko Fuda; Tomoko Yonemura
    • Doha 2006 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Ryoko Fuda; Akiko Morigami; Aiko Nakamura; Tomoko Yonemura
    • Busan 2002 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Shinobu Asagoe
    • Busan 2002 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Saori Obata; Akiko Morigami
    • Busan 2002 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Yuka Yoshida; Miho Saeki
    • Busan 2002 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Shinobu Asagoe; Saori Obata; Miho Saeki; Yuka Yoshida
    • Bangkok 1998 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Rika Hiraki; Nana Miyagi
    • Bangkok 1998 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Rika Hiraki; Haruka Inoue; Nana Miyagi; Yuka Yoshida
    • Hiroshima 1994 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Kimiko Date
    • Hiroshima 1994 · Silver · Women, Women's singles · Naoko Sawamatsu
    • Hiroshima 1994 · Gold · Women, Women's doubles · Kyoko Nagatsuka; Ai Sugiyama
    • Hiroshima 1994 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Nana Miyagi; Mana Endo
    • Hiroshima 1994 · Gold · Women, Women's team · Mana Endo; Nana Miyagi; Naoko Sawamatsu; Ai Sugiyama
    • Beijing 1990 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Akiko Kijimuta
    • Beijing 1990 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Nana Miyagi; Akiko Kijimuta
    • Beijing 1990 · Gold · Women, Women's team · Kimiko Date; Akiko Kijimuta; Nana Miyagi; Naoko Sawamatsu
    • New Delhi 1982 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Etsuko Inoue
    • New Delhi 1982 · Silver · Women, Women's doubles · Junko Kimura; Kazuko Ito
    • New Delhi 1982 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Masako Yanagi; Etsuko Inoue
    • New Delhi 1982 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Etsuko Inoue; Kazuko Ito; Junko Kimura; Masako Yanagi
    • Bangkok 1978 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Kiyoko Nomura
    • Bangkok 1978 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Sonoe Yonezawa
    • Bangkok 1978 · Silver · Women, Women's doubles · Kimiyo Hatanaka; Kiyoko Nomura
    • Bangkok 1978 · Gold · Women, Women's team · Kimiyo Hatanaka; Matsuko Matsushima; Kiyoko Nomura; Sonoe Yonezawa
    • Tehran 1974 · Gold · Women, Women's doubles · Toshiko Sade; Kayoko Fukuoka
    • Tehran 1974 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Kimiyo Yagahara; Hideko Goto
    • Tehran 1974 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Kayoko Fukuoka; Hideko Goto; Toshiko Sade; Kimiyo Yagahara
    • Bangkok 1966 · Silver · Women, Women's singles · Kazuko Kuromatsu
    • Bangkok 1966 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Kazuko Kuromatsu; Reiko Miyagi; Yoko Obata
    • Jakarta 1962 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Akiko Fukui
    • Jakarta 1962 · Silver · Women, Women's singles · Reiko Miyagi
    • Jakarta 1962 · Gold · Women, Women's doubles · Reiko Miyagi; Akiko Fukui
    • Jakarta 1962 · Gold · Women, Women's team · Akiko Fukui; Reiko Miyagi
    • Tokyo 1958 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Sachiko Kamo
    • Tokyo 1958 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Reiko Miyagi
    • Tokyo 1958 · Gold · Women, Women's doubles · Sachiko Kamo; Reiko Miyagi

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ATP Finals and WTA Finals: ATP Finals: Turin, 15 to 22 November 2026. WTA Finals: Indian Wells Tennis Garden, United States, 8 to 15 November 2026

Against India

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

  • 2006 · India first · Tennis at the Asian Games, Mixed, Mixed doubles

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