The 7th day of the Tokyo Paralympic Games.
In Japan, Takayuki Suzuki won the silver medal in the men's 200m freestyle motor dysfunction class.
Uchu Tomita won two medals, including a bronze medal, in the visually impaired class of the men's 200m individual medley.
This is the highlight video of the 7th day.
Swimming
Takayuki Suzuki won the silver medal with a time of 2: 55.15 in the men's 200m freestyle men's motor dysfunction class.
Suzuki is the fourth medal winner in this tournament, following the men's 100m freestyle gold medal, the men's 50m breaststroke and the men's 150m individual medley bronze medal.
In the men's 200m individual medley visually impaired class, Uchu Tomita, who participated for the first time, won the bronze medal with a time of 2: 28.44, which set a personal best of nearly 1 second.
Tomita is the second medal winner in this tournament, following the 400-meter freestyle silver medal.
Keiichi Kimura, who participated in four consecutive tournaments in this event, also advanced to the final and finished fifth.
Mayumi Narita, 51 years old, who participated in the Paralympic Games for the sixth time in the women's 50-meter backstroke motor dysfunction class, won the 6th place.
Narita won 15 gold medals, the most in Japan, and positioned it as the "last stage", which was the last event of this tournament.
land
In classes such as the men's 100-meter cerebral palsy, the final was held with five participants, and Yuhei Yasuno, 31 years old, who participated for the first time, finished fifth with a time of 22.34 seconds.
In the men's javelin throwing class, Takumi Shirasuna was 6th and Akihiro Yama * Akihiro Zaki was 7th.
In the men's 1500-meter visually impaired class, Kenya Karasawa, who won the silver medal at 5000 meters, and Shinya Wada, who won the bronze medal, both advanced to the finals.
Tomoki Suzuki, who participated for the first time in the men's 1500-meter wheelchair class, and Aimi Toyama, who participated for the first time in the women's 400-meter intellectual disability class, advanced to the finals.
Wheelchair tennis
In wheelchair tennis, the pair of Shingo Kunieda and Takashi Sanada defeated the Dutch pair in the men's doubles quarterfinals and decided to advance to the semifinals.
In the quarterfinals of the Quad Singles, Koji Kanno, who is 6th in the world ranking, defeats the 4th American player in the world to advance to the semifinals.
Shingo Kunieda in the men's singles, Yui Kamiji in the women's singles, and Momoko Ohtani have all decided to advance to the quarterfinals.
Men's singles Takashi Sanada and Takuya Miki lost in the third round, and women's singles Aimi Tanaka lost in the second round.
Boccia
The final round of the individual qualifying league was held, and Japanese captain Hidetaka Sugimura advanced to the quarterfinals with three consecutive victories in a class with mild disabilities such as cerebral palsy.
archery
Koji Oyama was defeated by a Turkish player in the W1 quarter-final, where the degree of disability is severe in the archery men's individual wheelchair, and he did not advance to the semi-final.
Equestrian
At the age of 63, who participated in two consecutive tournaments in grade 2 of individual freestyle, Mitsuhide Miyaji was 8th out of 8 players.
Wheelchair basketball
Men's Japan defeated Turkey 67-55 in the final round of the qualifying league and will advance to the quarterfinals in second place in the group with 4 wins and 1 loss.
Blind soccer
In the second round of the qualifying league, Japan, who participated for the first time, lost to Brazil, who has won the tournament for the fourth time in a row, 0-4, and the total result was 1 win and 1 loss.