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On the 12th day (30th) of the Asian Games being held in Aichi/Nagoya, Japanese athletes won medals in competitions such as judo, wrestling, and sport climbing.
On the 12th day of the Aichi/Nagoya Asian Games on the 30th, Hayato Kondo (Park 24), who competed in the men's 60 kg class, and his younger sister Mizuki Kondo (Tokai University), who competed in the women's 48 kg class, both won gold medals in judo.
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Hiroto Anraku (JSOL) won the men's boulder sport climbing event, and Chia Narasaki took third place. Anraku won gold for the second consecutive tournament. In the men's Greco-Roman style wrestling event, Taizo Yoshida (Nippon Sport Science University) in the 87kg weight class won gold, and Kyotaro Sogabe (ALSOK) in the 67kg weight class won silver. Ami Ishii (Cleanup) came out on top in the women's 68kg class.
Rikuto Tamai (Shiga, Ritsumeikan) won silver in the men's high diving event, and Saya Mikami (Tottori Prefectural Office) won bronze in the women's 3-meter plank diving event.
Yuki Tanaka (MIKI HOUSE) won silver in the men's kayak single in canoe slalom. Japan lost to China in the finals for both the men's and women's cycling teams.
In the men's soccer semi-final, Japan's U21 national team defeated Uzbekistan 1-1 in a penalty shootout and advanced to the final. Japan's women's hockey team lost to China in the semifinals.
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