Record 24 Medals for Japan: A Look Back at the Medal Rush in the Winter Olympics Through Photos
The Japanese team achieved a record-breaking 24 medals in the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, concluding the event with significant performances across various sports.
Targeting Japanese Athletes with 62,000 Abusive Messages at the Winter Olympics
Japanese athletes have been targeted with 62,000 abusive messages online during the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, prompting an official response from the Japanese Olympic Committee.
In figure skating, the Japanese couple not only won gold but also broke the world record
A Lithuanian skier earned a historic 22nd place at the slalom competition, while a Swiss athlete won gold, showcasing the intense competition and challenges faced by athletes during poor weather conditions.
Congratulations to Horishima for the Silver Medal! Three Banners Celebrate the Achievement of the Prefectural Athletes at Gifu Prefectural Office
Japanese freestyle skier Yoshimasa Horishima won a silver medal at the Winter Olympics in a new event, dual mogul skiing, with a celebration held at the Gifu Prefectural Office.
Japanese pair breaks world record to win historic gold
The Japanese figure skating pair of Riku Miura and Ruyichi Kihara won gold in pairs skating at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, setting a world record in the process.
Miho Takagi adds bronze medal in 500m... Japan's female Olympic athlete breaks record for most medals
Miho Takagi of Japan secured her ninth Olympic medal with a bronze in the women's 500m at the 2026 Winter Olympics, continuing her record-breaking performance for female Japanese athletes.
Slander Against Japanese Team Exceeds Expectations, Monitoring and Deletion Requests 24/7
The head of the Japanese Olympic delegation revealed a surge in online slander against athletes, prompting the JOC to establish a 24-hour monitoring system and submit numerous deletion requests.
Ryota Yamamoto in 3rd, Akito Watabe in 11th as Nordic Combined heads to final stage on the 11th
The article reports on the performance of Japanese athletes Ryota Yamamoto and Akito Watabe in the Nordic Combined event during the Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina.
The first snowboarding medals went to Japan and China
The first medals in snowboarding at the Milano Cortina Olympics were awarded to Japanese athletes Kira Kimura and Ryoma Kimata, with Kimura winning gold after a spectacular performance.
Snowboard Men's Big Air: All Four Japanese Athletes Advance to Finals, Daigo Ogihara Tops Qualifications
In the Snowboard Men's Big Air event, 20-year-old Daigo Ogihara advanced to the finals in first place with a score of 90.50, as all four Japanese competitors qualified despite being Olympic debutants.
Support facility for the Japanese Olympic team before the opening of the Olympics reported
A new training facility equipped with the latest training equipment has been established to support the Japanese athletes ahead of the Milan-Cortina Olympics.
Office Established in Milan to Combat Defamation Against Japanese Athletes at the Olympics
An office has been established in Milan to address defamation against Japanese athletes on social media in preparation for the Milan-Cortina Olympics, and it was opened to the press.