Asian Games Day 11: Japan Reaches 200 Medals as Judo Siblings Strike Gold
Japan passed the 200-medal mark at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on September 30, with siblings Mitsuki and Hayato Kondo winning judo gold medals within half an hour of each other, Ami Ishii and Taizo Yoshida taking wrestling titles, Sorato Anraku defending his sport climbing crown, and the men's soccer team surviving a dramatic penalty shootout to reach the final. (News On Japan)
NAGOYA - Japan surpassed 200 medals at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on September 30, following judo siblings Mitsuki and Hayato Kondo winning gold medals within 30 minutes of each other. Ami Ishii and Taizo Yoshida claimed wrestling titles, while Sorato Anraku defended his sport climbing championship. The Japanese men's soccer team narrowly defeated Uzbekistan in a dramatic penalty shootout. Japan amassed five gold, six silver, and six bronze medals, reaching a total of 200.
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