17th day of the final Olympics Japan has two medals, a total of 58 medals in history

The Tokyo Olympics are the 17th day of the final day of the Games.

Japan won silver medals at the Basketball Women's and Bicycle Women's Omnium, respectively, bringing the total number of medals throughout the tournament to 58.

basketball

In the women's basketball final, Japan lost 75-90 to the United States, which is aiming to win the tournament for the seventh consecutive time, and won the silver medal.

This is the first time for both men and women to win medals in this competition.

bicycle

Yumi Kajihara won the silver medal at the Women's Bicycle Omnium.

This is the first time a Japanese female athlete has won a medal in a cycling competition.

The maximum number of medals in Japan is 58

By winning two silver medals on the final day, the total number of Japanese medals throughout the tournament was 58, including 27 gold medals, 14 silver medals and 17 bronze medals.

This is the highest number of medals in history, 17 more than the 41 in the Rio de Janeiro Games, which was the highest ever.

The total number of medals is

113 in total, 39 gold, 41 silver and 33 bronze, with the United States in first place, and

China in second place with 38 gold, 32 silver and 18 bronze. 88 pieces,

3rd place is the Russian Olympic Commission, 20 pieces of gold, 28 pieces of silver, 23 pieces of copper, total 71 pieces,

4th place is the United Kingdom, 22 pieces of gold, 21 pieces of silver, copper There are 22 in total, 65, and

58 in Japan are in 5th place.

The United States in 1st place and China in 2nd place are 1st and 2nd place following the Rio de Janeiro Games last time, respectively.

In terms of the number of gold medals, the United States ranked first with 39, China ranked second with 38, and Japan ranked third with 27. The number of gold medals in Japan has more than doubled from 12 in the previous tournament, significantly surpassing the record highs of 16 in the 1964 Tokyo Games and the 2004 Athens Games. Japan was third in the number of gold medals at the 1964 Tokyo Games and the 1968 Mexico Games, and has been third in this tournament ever since.