Today, on the 8th day of the Tokyo Olympic Games, Akira Sone won a gold medal in a class that weighs more than 78 kilograms for judo girls, bringing the total number of gold medals to 16 in this tournament, the highest number ever in 1964. I lined up at the Tokyo Games of the year and the Athens Games of 2004.
Looking at the gold medals won by Japan by competition,
▼ Men's 60 kg class, Men's 66 kg class, Men's 73 kg class, Men's 81 kg class, Men's 100 kg class, Women's 52 kg class, Women's 70 kg class, A total of 9 for women's 78 kg class and women's over 78 kg class,
▼ 2 for women's 400-meter individual medley and 2 for women's 200-meter individual medley,
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2
for men's street and women's street,
▼ One for men's individual all-around gymnastics, one for
▼ mixed doubles for table tennis, and one for
▼ softball.
The tournament has 10 days left, including 30 days, and there are leading players who can aim for gold medals in wrestling, sports climbing, and athletics.
It will be interesting to see how much gold medals can be increased at the Olympic Games, which was held in Japan for the first time in 57 years.