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Japan wins nine medals on Para swimming’s opening day; October 20 reports recap the results

Competition took place October 19. Paraphoto’s report was published October 20 at 10:22 JST and updated at 10:23. These are swimming results for October 19, not all sports or October 20 totals.

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Japan won three gold, one silver and five bronze medals in swimming on October 19, the opening competition day at Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Para Games. October 20 reporting highlighted golds by Takayuki Suzuki, Ayano Tsujuchi and Aira Kinoshita.

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Competition took place October 19. Paraphoto’s report was published October 20 at 10:22 JST and updated at 10:23. These are swimming results for October 19, not all sports or October 20 totals.

Three gold medals in the first day of swimming

Paraphoto’s October 20 on-site report says Japan won nine medals as swimming opened on October 19 at Nagoya’s Rainbow Pool. The breakdown was three gold, one silver and five bronze. This is the swimming opening-day total, not the medal count for the whole Games.

The gold medallists and events

The Japanese Para-Swimming Federation lists Takayuki Suzuki in men’s 50m freestyle S4, Ayano Tsujuchi in women’s 100m freestyle S13 and Aira Kinoshita in women’s 200m freestyle S14 as gold medallists. The S notation identifies swimming classes. This article reviews the previous day’s results through October 20 reporting.

競技日/今回の報道日:10月19日 / 10月20日。メダルの内訳:金3・銀1・銅5。水泳初日の合計:9個
出典の情報を本サイトで整理した要点図です。Paraphoto20日報道。19日の水泳のみの集計で、全競技の合計ではありません。

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