Photos Show the Closing Ceremony of the Asian Games Held in Japan
More than 350 records were broken, including over 50 world marks, before the Olympic Council of Asia flag was handed to Doha for 2030.
- The Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games officially concluded on Sunday, closing a 16-day sporting spectacle as organizers passed the OCA Flag to Doha for the 2030 edition.
- Olympic Council of Asia President Sheikh Joaan Bin Hamad Al Thani declared the Games closed, celebrating over 350 records broken while stating, "The flame may be extinguished, but the hopes it has ignited will continue to burn brightly."
- China dominated the medal table for the 12th consecutive time with 341 medals, while host Japan finished second with 269 and India secured 4th place with 85 medals.
- Preparations for the 2030 Games in Doha will leverage existing sporting infrastructure and venue clusters, building on facilities developed for the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
- While Doha remains the scheduled host for 2030, organizers are open to staging the Games in 2031 if the Olympic Council decides to align with Olympic qualification.
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Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games End With Spectacular Cultural Display
The Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games concluded with a spectacular closing ceremony featuring a dazzling light and musical show, celebrating Japan's culture and hospitality. The event saw over 350 records broken, including 50 world records, and marked the official handover to Doha for the 2030 Games. India finished fourth in the medal tally with 85 medals.
Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games declared closed, pass baton to Doha for 2030
The Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games were declared closed on Sunday, bringing a fortnight of sporting action to an end as Doha took over the baton for the 2030 edition. OCA President Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al Thani formally brought the Games to a close at the Mizuho Park Athletic Stadium.
Asian Games 2026: Curtain comes down in Aichi-Nagoya as Doha receives flag for 2030 edition
The 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya successfully ended with Qatar receiving the flag for the next event in 2030. India concluded the Games with 85 medals, including 21 gold, and finished fourth overall. China led the medal tally, securing its best performance outside its home territory. Despite organisational challenges, individual athletic performances celebrated the spirit of competition. As the Games transitioned to Doha, the focus shifted t…
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