20th Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026

Sept 22 Swimming events

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Gold medalist Peng Xuwei of China, center, flanked by silver medalist Sun Mingxia of China, left, and bronze medalist Rio Shirai of Japan pose on the podium after the women's 200-meter backstroke final in swimming at the Asian Games in Tokyo, Sept. 22, 2026.


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Gold medalist Zhang Zanshuo (China), who recorded 14:42.42. Japan's Tabuchi Kaito took silver in 14:45.99, and Imafuku won bronze in 14:54.37.


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Gold medalist Yumeki Kojima of Japan, center, flanked by silver medalist Tomoyuki Matsushita of Japan, left, and bronze medalist Wang Shun of China pose on the podium after the men's 400-meter individual medley final in swimming at the Asian Games in Tokyo, Sept. 22, 2026.
Haha, Japs are shorties. Chinese swimmers tower above Jap swimmers almost by a head.
 
Haha, Japs are shorties. Chinese swimmers tower above Jap swimmers almost by a head.
Yeah thats why we call them little japs in Chinese. I think its because most of their DNA is still indigenous islander DNA which makes them small even though they have some migrant DNA from korea and China who brought them culture, technology and writing etc
 
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In the men's 100m breaststroke final at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, Chinese swimmer Dong Zhihao tied for gold with Japan's Nobuo Ohashi with a time of 58.64 seconds. Chinese swimmer and Asian record holder Qin Haiyang finished third with a time of 59.01 seconds.

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Women's 50 meter breast stroke. Champion Tang Qianting (center) of China, runner-up Satomi Suzuki (left) of Japan, and third-place winner Yang Chang of China at the awards ceremony.
 
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Japan getting stomped with home court advantage is great. Notice how you never have any indians in any sporting threads? Or olympiads threads? I wonder why hmm?
 
Japan getting stomped with home court advantage is great. Notice how you never have any indians in any sporting threads? Or olympiads threads? I wonder why hmm?
And it's hilarious that Indians are now fervently bidding to host Olympics Games considering the dismal performance of their nation in history. It would be much better they first clean up their country considerably and bring their performances at the Olympics to a respectable level.
 
Haha, Japs are shorties. Chinese swimmers tower above Jap swimmers almost by a head.
They are also much darker than Chinese and Koreans, don't know why they are grouped as East Asians instead of South East Asians.
 
They are also much darker than Chinese and Koreans, don't know why they are grouped as East Asians instead of South East Asians.
Actually some Japanese are quite white in skin tone. Maybe wearing make up.
 
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