Japan in Wushu
Wushu at the Asian Games, Nagoya 2026: 2 silvers
The record
- Wushu at the Asian Games1 gold, 3 silvers, 3 bronzes1gold
Every result, newest first
- Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Silver · Men, Taolu taijiquan · Tomohiro Araya
- Incheon 2014 · Bronze · Men, Taolu changquan · Daisuke Ichikizaki
- Guangzhou 2010 · Silver · Men, Taolu changquan · Daisuke Ichikizaki
- Bangkok 1998 · Silver · Men, Taolu taijiquan · Toshiya Watanabe
- Hiroshima 1994 · Bronze · Men, Taolu changquan · Hiroshi Yoshida
- Hiroshima 1994 · Gold · Men, Taolu taijiquan · Masaru Masuda
- Beijing 1990 · Bronze · Men, Taolu taijiquan · Nobutsugu Arai
- Wushu at the Asian Games6 silvers, 4 bronzes10medals
Every result, newest first
- Nagoya 2026 · Silver · Women, Taolu taijiquan & taijijian · Shiho Saito
- Nagoya 2026 · Silver · Women, Taolu jianshu & qiangshu · Nanoha Kida
- Incheon 2014 · Bronze · Women, Taolu taijiquan · Ai Uchida
- Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Women, Taolu changquan · Yuki Hiraoka
- Guangzhou 2010 · Silver · Women, Taolu taijiquan · Ai Miyaoka
- Doha 2006 · Silver · Women, Taolu taijiquan · Ai Miyaoka
- Bangkok 1998 · Bronze · Women, Taolu changquan · Yuri Kaminiwa
- Hiroshima 1994 · Silver · Women, Taolu changquan · Momi Matsumura
- Hiroshima 1994 · Silver · Women, Taolu taijiquan · Naoko Masuda
- Beijing 1990 · Bronze · Women, Taolu nanquan · Noriko Katsube
- Wushu at the Asian Games1 gold, 9 silvers, 7 bronzes1gold
Every result, newest first
- Nagoya 2026 · Silver · Women, Taolu taijiquan & taijijian · Shiho Saito
- Nagoya 2026 · Silver · Women, Taolu jianshu & qiangshu · Nanoha Kida
- Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Silver · Men, Taolu taijiquan · Tomohiro Araya
- Incheon 2014 · Bronze · Men, Taolu changquan · Daisuke Ichikizaki
- Incheon 2014 · Bronze · Women, Taolu taijiquan · Ai Uchida
- Guangzhou 2010 · Silver · Men, Taolu changquan · Daisuke Ichikizaki
- Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Women, Taolu changquan · Yuki Hiraoka
- Guangzhou 2010 · Silver · Women, Taolu taijiquan · Ai Miyaoka
- Doha 2006 · Silver · Women, Taolu taijiquan · Ai Miyaoka
- Bangkok 1998 · Silver · Men, Taolu taijiquan · Toshiya Watanabe
- Bangkok 1998 · Bronze · Women, Taolu changquan · Yuri Kaminiwa
- Hiroshima 1994 · Bronze · Men, Taolu changquan · Hiroshi Yoshida
- Hiroshima 1994 · Gold · Men, Taolu taijiquan · Masaru Masuda
- Hiroshima 1994 · Silver · Women, Taolu changquan · Momi Matsumura
- Hiroshima 1994 · Silver · Women, Taolu taijiquan · Naoko Masuda
- Beijing 1990 · Bronze · Men, Taolu taijiquan · Nobutsugu Arai
- Beijing 1990 · Bronze · Women, Taolu nanquan · Noriko Katsube
- World Wushu Championshipsrunner-up once1runner-up
Every result, newest first
- Beijing 1991 · Runner-up
Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.