Japan at the Asian Games
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IOC code:   JPN
2006 Asian Games in Doha
Medals Rank: 3	Gold 50	Silver 71	Bronze 77	Total 198
Asian Games appearances
1951 • 1954 • 1958 • 1962 • 1966 • 1970 • 1974 • 1978 • 1982 • 1986 • 1990 • 1994 • 1998 • 2002 • 2006

Japan participated in the 2006 Asian Games held in Doha, Qatar from December 1, 2006 to December 15, 2006.

Participation details

List of medalists

This country garnered a total of 198 medals of which 50 are gold.^[1]

Gold medalists

• Shingo Suetsugu – Athletics (Men's 200m)
• Daichi Sawano – Athletics (Men's Pole Vault)
• Kenji Narisako – Athletics (Men's 400 m Hurdles)
• Kumiko Ikeda – Athletics (Women's Long Jump)
• Kayoko Fukushi – Athletics (Women's 10,000m)
• Masaru Ito – Bowling (Men's Five Player Teams)
• Yoshinao Masatoki
• Tomoyuki Sasaki
• Toshihiko Takahashi
• Masaaki Takemoto
• Tomokatsu Yamashita
• Mayuko Hagiwara – Cycling (Women's Road Race)
• Ryuji Umeda – Cue Sports (Men's Carom Cushion 3 Singles)
• Satoshi Kawabata – Cue sports (Men's 8-Ball Pool Singles)
• Tsubasa Kitatsuru – Cycling (Men's Sprint)
• Kazuya Narita – Cycling (Men's Team Sprint)
• Yudai Nitta
• Kazunari Watanabe
• Yoshiaki Oiwa – Equestrian (Eventing-Individual)
• Yuki Ota – Fencing (Men's Individual Foil)
• Hiroyuki Tomita – Artistic Gymnastics (Men's Pommel Horse)
• Hisashi Mizutori – Gymnastics (Men's Horizontal Bar)
• Tatsuaki Egusa Judo (Men's – 60 kg)
• Yasuyuki Muneta Judo (Men's +100 kg)
• Masae Ueno Judo (Women's – 70 kg)
• Sae Nakazawa – Judo (Women's – 78 kg)
• Tetsuya Furukawa – Karate (Men's Individual Kata)
• Tomoko Araga – Karate (Women's Individual Kumite – 53 kg)
• Yuka Sato – Karate (Women's Individual Kumite – 60 kg)
• Nao Morooka – Karate (Women's Individual Kata)
• Yuya Higashiyama – Rowing (Men's Four)
• Yu Kataoka
• Rokuroh Okumura
• Yoshinori Sato
• Hideki Omoto – Rowing (Men's Double Sculls)
• Takahiro Suda
• Masahiro Tsuiki – Rugby (Men's 7 a side)
• Eiji Yamamoto
• Yusuke Kobuki
• Akihito Yamada
• Takashi Sato
• Takeshi Fujiwara
• Yohei Shinomiya
• Takashi Suzuki
• Yuki Okuzono
• Hiroki Yamazaki
• Hiroki Yoshida
• Yusaku Kuwazuru
• Ai Kondo – Sailing (470 Women)
• Naoko Kamata
• Yukiko Ueno – Softball (Women)
• Yuko Endo
• Mariko Masubuchi
• Yuka Suzuki
• Emi Naito
• Aki Uenishi
• Eri Yamada
• Satoko Mabuchi
• Ayumi Karino
• Masumi Mishina
• Megu Hirose
• Rei Nishiyama
• Sachiko Ito
• Emi Inui
• Mariko Goto
• Shigeo Nakahori
• Hidenori Shinohara – Soft Tennis (Men's Team)
• Naoya Hanada
• Tatsuro Kawamura
• Tsuneo Takagawa

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Silver medalists

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Bronze medalists

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