1. Event Overview
The table tennis competition of the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games was held at the SKY HALL TOYOTA in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan, from September 20 to September 28, 2026. The event featured seven official competition categories: Men’s Team, Women’s Team, Men’s Singles, Women’s Singles, Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles, and Mixed Doubles.
Competition Rules: There is no separate bronze medal match for table tennis events. The two losing semi-finalists share the bronze medal. The Chinese table tennis team achieved an outstanding result of 6 golds, 4 silvers and 1 bronze, with only the Men’s Team gold medal won by Japan, ranking first in the overall medal table.
2. Full Medal Winners of All Events
| Event | Gold 🥇 | Silver 🥈 | Bronze 🥉 (Joint Winners) |
| Men’s Team | Japan | China | Chinese Taipei, South Korea |
| Women’s Team | China (6 consecutive titles) | Japan | DPR Korea, South Korea |
| Men’s Singles | Lin Shidong (China) | Wang Chuqin (China) | Lin Yun-Ju (Chinese Taipei), Noshad Alamiyan (Iran) |
| Women’s Singles | Wang Manyu (China) | Sun Yingsha (China) | Miyuu Zhang (Japan), Hina Hayata (Japan) |
| Men’s Doubles | Huang Youzheng / Lin Shidong (China) | Tomokazu Harimoto / Shunsuke Shinozuka (Japan) | Wen Ruibo / Xiang Peng (China), Sora Matsushima / Shunsuke Togami (Japan) |
| Women’s Doubles | Wang Manyu / Kuai Man (China) | Miyuu Zhang / Hina Hayata (Japan) | Doo Hoi Kem / Ng Wing Lam (Hong Kong, China), Suthasini Sawettabut / Orawan Paranang (Thailand) |
| Mixed Doubles | Lin Shidong / Kuai Man (China) | Wang Chuqin / Sun Yingsha (China) | Manush Shah / Diya Chitale (India), Lim Jong-hoon / Shin Yu-bin (South Korea) |
3. Full Player Roster by Country/Region
1. China
Men’s Team: Wang Chuqin, Lin Shidong, Wen Ruibo, Xiang Peng, Huang Youzheng
Women’s Team: Sun Yingsha, Wang Manyu, Chen Yi, Kuai Man, Fan Shuhan
Men’s Singles: Wang Chuqin, Lin Shidong
Women’s Singles: Sun Yingsha, Wang Manyu
Men’s Doubles: Lin Shidong / Huang Youzheng, Wen Ruibo / Xiang Peng
Women’s Doubles: Wang Manyu / Kuai Man, Chen Yi / Fan Shuhan
Mixed Doubles: Lin Shidong / Kuai Man, Wang Chuqin / Sun Yingsha
2. Japan
Men’s Team: Sora Matsushima, Tomokazu Harimoto, Shunsuke Togami, Shunsuke Shinozuka, Yukiya Uda
Women’s Team: Miyuu Zhang, Mima Ito, Hina Hayata, Miyu Nagasaki, Rin Muto
Men’s Singles: Tomokazu Harimoto, Sora Matsushima
Women’s Singles: Miyuu Zhang, Hina Hayata
Men’s Doubles: Tomokazu Harimoto / Shunsuke Shinozuka, Shunsuke Togami / Sora Matsushima
Women’s Doubles: Miyuu Zhang / Hina Hayata, Miyu Nagasaki / Rin Muto
Mixed Doubles: Sora Matsushima / Miyuu Zhang, Shunsuke Shinozuka / Mima Ito
3. South Korea
Men’s Team: Jang Woo-jin, Lim Jong-hoon, An Jae-hyun, Oh Joon-sung, Park Gyu-hyeon
Women’s Team: Shin Yu-bin, Joo Cheon-ji, Kim Na-young, Lee Eun-hye, Park Ga-hyun
Men’s Singles: Jang Woo-jin, An Jae-hyun
Women’s Singles: Shin Yu-bin, Joo Cheon-ji
Men’s Doubles: Lim Jong-hoon / Oh Joon-sung, Jang Woo-jin / Park Gyu-hyeon
Women’s Doubles: Shin Yu-bin / Joo Cheon-ji, Kim Na-young / Lee Eun-hye
Mixed Doubles: Lim Jong-hoon / Shin Yu-bin, Oh Joon-sung / Kim Na-young
4. Chinese Taipei
Men’s Team: Lin Yun-Ju, Feng Yi-Hsin, Kuo Kuan-Hung, Xu Xian-Jia, Hung Jing-Kai
Women’s Team: Cheng I-Ching, Chen Szu-Yu, Wu Ying-Hsuan, Yeh I-Tien, Peng Yu-Han
Men’s Singles: Lin Yun-Ju, Feng Yi-Hsin
Women’s Singles: Cheng I-Ching, Chen Szu-Yu
Men’s Doubles: Feng Yi-Hsin / Kuo Kuan-Hung, Hung Jing-Kai / Xu Xian-Jia
Women’s Doubles: Cheng I-Ching / Yeh I-Tien, Chen Szu-Yu / Wu Ying-Hsuan
Mixed Doubles: Lin Yun-Ju / Cheng I-Ching, Feng Yi-Hsin / Yeh I-Tien
5. Hong Kong, China
Men’s Team: Wong Chun Ting, Chan Ho Wah, Lam Siu Hang, Yiu Kwan To, Kwan Man Ho
Women’s Team: Doo Hoi Kem, So Tsz Tung, Ng Wing Lam, Lam Yi Nok, Li Kai Man
Men’s Singles: Wong Chun Ting, Chan Ho Wah
Women’s Singles: Doo Hoi Kem, So Tsz Tung
Mixed Doubles: Wong Chun Ting / Doo Hoi Kem, Yiu Kwan To / Ng Wing Lam
6. Macao, China
Men’s Team: Mak Tin Yan, Cheng Kong Wai, Chan Chi Yin
Women’s Team: Zhu Yuling, Leung On Na
Men’s Singles: Mak Tin Yan, Cheng Kong Wai
Women’s Singles: Zhu Yuling, Leung On Na
Men’s Doubles: Cheng Kong Wai / Chan Chi Yin
Women’s Doubles: Leung On Na / Kwan Cheuk Lam
Mixed Doubles: Mak Tin Yan / Kwan Cheuk Lam, Cheng Kong Wai / Leung On Na
7. India
Men’s Team: Sathiyan Gnanasekaran, Harmeet Desai, Manav Thakkar, Manush Shah, Payas Jain
Women’s Team: Sreeja Akula, Yashaswini Ghorpade, Diya Chitale, Sutirtha Mukherjee, Snehit Sarda
Men’s Singles: Manush Shah, Manav Thakkar
Women’s Singles: Sreeja Akula, Yashaswini Ghorpade
Men’s Doubles: Sathiyan Gnanasekaran / Harmeet Desai, Manav Thakkar / Manush Shah
Women’s Doubles: Sreeja Akula / Snehit Sarda, Yashaswini Ghorpade / Diya Chitale
Mixed Doubles: Manush Shah / Diya Chitale, Harmeet Desai / Yashaswini Ghorpade
8. DPR Korea
Women’s Team: Kim Kyong Yong, Pyon Song Gyong, Cha Su Yong, Choi Jong Myong
Men’s Singles: Ri Jong Sik, Woo Tae Ryong
Women’s Singles: Kim Kyong Yong, Pyon Song Gyong
Men’s Doubles: Ri Jong Sik / Woo Tae Ryong
Women’s Doubles: Kim Kyong Yong / Cha Su Yong, Pyon Song Gyong / Choi Jong Myong
Mixed Doubles: Ri Jong Sik / Kim Kyong Yong, Woo Tae Ryong / Cha Su Yong
9. Iran
Men’s Team: Noshad Alamiyan, Nima Alamiyan, Benyamin Faraji, Ayan Jafari, Mohammad Hassan Habibi
Men’s Singles: Noshad Alamiyan, Benyamin Faraji
Women’s Singles: Mahshid Ashtari, Setayesh Lukaani
Men’s Doubles: Noshad Alamiyan / Nima Alamiyan, Benyamin Faraji / Ayan Jafari
Women’s Doubles: Setayesh Lukaani / Mahshid Ashtari
Mixed Doubles: Benyamin Faraji / Setayesh Lukaani, Ayan Jafari / Mahshid Ashtari
10. Singapore
Men’s Team: Foo Yew En, Guo Yong, Chua Shao Heng, Zhou Zhe Yu, Li Ding Long
Women’s Team: Zeng Jian, Shu Lin Qian, Chen Zhao Yun, Li Ming Ying, Li Ning Xuan
Men’s Singles: Foo Yew En, Guo Yong
Women’s Singles: Zeng Jian, Shu Lin Qian
Men’s Doubles: Foo Yew En / Guo Yong, Zhou Zhe Yu / Chua Shao Heng
Women’s Doubles: Shu Lin Qian / Li Ming Ying, Chen Zhao Yun / Li Ning Xuan
Mixed Doubles: Guo Yong / Li Ming Ying, Foo Yew En / Zeng Jian
11. Kazakhstan
Men’s Team: Kirill Gerassimenko, Alan Kurmangaliyev, Aidos Kenzhagulov, Sanzar Zhubanov, Iskander Khadzhi
Women’s Team: Zhamilya Akasheva, Savinoz Mirqadirova, Zhanar Keshkubayeva, Angelina Romanovskaya, Albina Zakirilova
Men’s Singles: Kirill Gerassimenko, Alan Kurmangaliyev
Women’s Singles: Zhamilya Akasheva, Savinoz Mirqadirova
Men’s Doubles: Kirill Gerassimenko / Alan Kurmangaliyev, Aidos Kenzhagulov / Sanzar Zhubanov
Women’s Doubles: Zhamilya Akasheva / Savinoz Mirqadirova, Angelina Romanovskaya / Albina Zakirilova
Mixed Doubles: Kirill Gerassimenko / Zhamilya Akasheva, Iskander Khadzhi / Savinoz Mirqadirova
12. Uzbekistan
Men’s Team: Shokhrukh Iskandarov, Diyorbek Dilshodov, Muhammad Akhmedov, Muhammad Junaydov, Nuraldy Tolgonov
Women’s Team: Arunzhan Kamalova, Asel Erkbayeva, Sitra Rasmi, Bolor-Erdene Batmunkh, Fatima Ali
Men’s Singles: Shokhrukh Iskandarov, Diyorbek Dilshodov
Women’s Singles: Arunzhan Kamalova, Asel Erkbayeva
Men’s Doubles: Shokhrukh Iskandarov / Diyorbek Dilshodov, Muhammad Akhmedov / Muhammad Junaydov
Women’s Doubles: Arunzhan Kamalova / Asel Erkbayeva, Sitra Rasmi / Bolor-Erdene Batmunkh
Mixed Doubles: Shokhrukh Iskandarov / Arunzhan Kamalova, Diyorbek Dilshodov / Asel Erkbayeva
4. Core Event Summary
The 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games table tennis competition showcased intense continental rivalry across seven events. The Chinese team dominated the tournament, securing 6 gold, 4 silver and 1 bronze medals by winning all individual titles and the women’s team championship. Its only defeat came in the men’s team final, where Japan claimed the gold medal. Rising Chinese players Lin Shidong and Wang Manyu delivered brilliant performances, each capturing three gold medals. Multiple Asian countries earned medals, highlighting the growing diversity and competitiveness of Asian table tennis.
