The 11th day of the Tokyo Paralympic Games.
Keiko Sugiura won the second gold medal in this tournament in the motor dysfunction class of the women's individual road race for cycling.
bicycle
50-year-old Sugiura won the oldest gold medal as a Japanese player in this tournament, Road Time Trial.
Sugiura won the second gold medal in the road race on the 3rd, breaking his oldest record of winning the gold medal at the Paralympic Games of Japanese players.
Swimming
In the swimming race, the Japanese ace Keiichi Kimura won the gold medal and Uchu Tomita won the silver medal in the men's 100m butterfly visually impaired class.
Kimura became the second medal in this tournament and won the first gold medal in the four Paralympic Games.
Tomita, who participated for the first time, won the third medal in this tournament.
Wheelchair tennis
In the women's singles final of wheelchair tennis, Yui Kamiji lost to a Dutch player with a set count of 0 to 2 and won the silver medal.
land
On land, Yuki Oya, who participated for the first time in the men's 100-meter wheelchair class, won the silver medal.
In the final of the 400-meter universal relay, in which four men and women with different disabilities run in a new event, Japan finished in 4th place, but China, who was in 2nd place, was disqualified and won the bronze medal in 3rd place.
Goalball
Japan won the bronze medal by defeating Brazil 6 to 1 in the goalball women's bronze medal match.
Japan is the first medal in two tournaments since the 2012 London Games, which won the gold medal.
Number of medals won
Japan has won the highest number of medals per day in this tournament, seven, with a total of 34 gold, 12 silver and 14 bronze.
Looking at the total number of medals in descending order, China has 85 gold, 53 silver and 46 bronze, totaling 184, followed by the United Kingdom with 37 gold, 34 silver and 40 bronze, totaling 111 Russian paralympics. The committee has a total of 107 pieces, including 34 pieces of gold, 29 pieces of silver, and 44 pieces of copper.