Archive · 23 Sep 2026
China Leads Aich-Nagoya Asian Games Medal Tally After Day Four
The Asian Games medal table shows which countries have won the most medals.
China is in first place with 78 medals.
It has won 48 gold medals, more than any other country.
Japan is second and South Korea is third.
Kazakhstan and Thailand are also among the top five.
India is in 13th place with 12 medals.
Those medals include one gold, five silver and six bronze.
The table reports results after the fourth official day of competition.
China tops the standings with 78 medals, including 48 gold.
Japan ranks second with 67 medals, while South Korea is third with 41.
Kazakhstan and Thailand complete the top five nations by overall medal count.
India is 13th with one gold, five silver and six bronze medals.
The tally covers results after the fourth official competition day on Wednesday.
- Who
- Participating nations in the Aich-Nagoya Asian Games, led by China.
- What
- The medal standings after the fourth official day show China in first place and India in 13th.
- When
- After the fourth official competition day, on Wednesday.
- Where
- At the Aich-Nagoya Asian Games; the articles do not specify a more precise location.
- Why
- To report the latest medal tally among participating nations.
- Competition
- Aich-Nagoya Asian Games
- Standings date
- After the fourth official day, Wednesday
- Leading nation
- China
- China's medals
- 48 gold, 20 silver, 10 bronze; 78 total
- Second place
- Japan, with 67 total medals
- Third place
- South Korea, with 41 total medals
- India's position
- 13th, with 1 gold, 5 silver, 6 bronze; 12 total