This is the complete list of Asian Games medalists in soft tennis from 1994 to 2022.
Games | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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2002 Busan | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
2006 Doha | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
2010 Guangzhou | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
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2014 Incheon | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
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2018 Jakarta–Palembang | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
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2022 Hangzhou | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
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Games | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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1994 Hiroshima | ![]() and You Young-dong (KOR) | ![]() and Lee Suk-woo (KOR) | ![]() and Lai Yung-liao (TPE) |
1998 Bangkok | ![]() and Fang Tung-hsien (TPE) | ![]() and Yeh I-ming (TPE) | ![]() and You Young-dong (KOR) |
2002 Busan | ![]() and You Young-dong (KOR) | ![]() and Kim Hee-soo (KOR) | ![]() and Tsai Ho-tsen (TPE) |
2006 Doha | ![]() and Yang Sheng-fa (TPE) | ![]() and You Young-dong (KOR) | ![]() and Tsuneo Takagawa (JPN) |
2010 Guangzhou | ![]() and Yang Sheng-fa (TPE) | ![]() and Kim Tae-jung (KOR) | ![]() and Hidenori Shinohara (JPN) |
![]() and Tsuneo Takagawa (JPN) | |||
2014 Incheon | ![]() and Kim Beom-jun (KOR) | ![]() and Li Chia-hung (TPE) | ![]() and Park Kyu-cheol (KOR) |
![]() and Lai Li-huang (TPE) |
Games | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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1994 Hiroshima | ![]() Chen Hsin-teng Hsieh Shun-feng Lai Yung-liao Liao Nan-kai Liu Hung-yu | ![]() Jang Han-sub Kim Tae-kyun Lee Myung-gu Lee Suk-woo You Young-dong | ![]() Takahisa Hirayama Hideyuki Kitamoto Hironobu Saito Tsuneo Takagawa Akihiro Uematsu |
1998 Bangkok | ![]() Choi Ji-hun Jun In-soo Kim Hee-soo Kim Kyung-han You Young-dong | ![]() Fang Tung-hsien Kuo Hsu-tung Liao Nan-kai Sie Shun-feng Yeh I-ming | ![]() Takahisa Hirayama Hideyuki Kitamoto Shigeo Nakahori Hironobu Saito Tsuneo Takagawa |
2002 Busan | ![]() Hwang Jeong-hwan Kim Hee-soo Kim Kyung-han Lee Won-hak You Young-dong | ![]() Shuji Komine Yasuhito Mitsuishi Shigeo Nakahori Tsuneo Takagawa Hikotsugu Watanabe | ![]() Fang Tung-hsien Kuo Hsu-tung Liao Nan-kai Liu Chia-lun Tsai Ho-tsen |
2006 Doha | ![]() Noaya Hanada Tatsuro Kawamura Shigeo Nakahori Hidenori Shinohara Tsuneo Takagawa | ![]() Li Chia-hung Lin Shun-wu Wang Chun-yen Yang Sheng-fa Yeh Chia-lin | ![]() Jong Young-pal Kim Jae-bok Nam Taek-ho We Hyu-hwan You Young-dong |
2010 Guangzhou | ![]() Kuo Chia-wei Li Chia-hung Lin Ting-chun Liu Chia-lun Yang Sheng-fa | ![]() Koji Kobayashi Shigeo Nakahori Keiya Nakamoto Hidenori Shinohara Tsuneo Takagawa | ![]() Chai Jin Chen Mingdong Jiao Yang Li Xiang Shi Bo |
![]() Bae Hwan-sung Ji Yong-min Kim Tae-jung Lee Yeon Lee Yo-han | |||
2014 Incheon | ![]() Kim Beom-jun Kim Dong-hoon Kim Hyeong-jun Lee Sang-gwon Park Kyu-cheol | ![]() Takuya Katsura Koji Kobayashi Koichi Nagae Keiya Nakamoto Hidenori Shinohara | ![]() Li Ze Lin Chengwei Shi Xiaolin Zhang Yusheng Zhou Mo |
![]() Ho Meng-hsun Lai Li-huang Li Chia-hung Lin Ting-chun Lin Yu-tse | |||
2018 Jakarta–Palembang | ![]() Jeon Jee-heon Kim Beom-jun Kim Dong-hoon Kim Jin-woong Kim Ki-sung | ![]() Hayato Funemizu Taimei Marunaka Kento Masuda Koichi Nagae Toshiki Uematsu | ![]() Hemat Bhakti Anugerah Irfandi Hendrawan Gusti Jaya Kusuma Elbert Sie Prima Simpatiaji |
![]() Chen Tsung-wen Chen Yu-hsun Kuo Chien-chun Lin Wei-chieh Yu Kai-wen | |||
2022 Hangzhou | ![]() Hayato Funemizu Sora Hirooka Riku Uchida Takafumi Uchimoto Toshiki Uematsu | ![]() Chang Yu-sung Chen Po-yi Chen Yu-hsun Lin Wei-chieh Yu Kai-wen | ![]() Mario Harley Alibasa Hemat Bhakti Anugerah Tio Juliandi Hutauruk Fernando Sanger Sunu Wahyu Trijati |
![]() Kim Byung-gook Kim Hyun-soo Kim Tae-min Lee Hyeon-su Yoon Hyoung-wook |
Games | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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2002 Busan | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
2006 Doha | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
2010 Guangzhou | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
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2014 Incheon | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
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2018 Jakarta–Palembang | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
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2022 Hangzhou | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
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Games | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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1994 Hiroshima | ![]() and Yuriko Sunamoto (JPN) | ![]() and Jung Soon-young (KOR) | ![]() and Miyuki Furusawa (JPN) |
1998 Bangkok | ![]() and Lee Mi-kyung (KOR) | ![]() and Cheng Shu-chen (TPE) | ![]() and Yuko Miyaji (JPN) |
2002 Busan | ![]() and Jang Mi-hwa (KOR) | ![]() and Shiho Yatagai (JPN) | ![]() and Kim Myung-hee (KOR) |
2006 Doha | ![]() and Ayumi Ueshima (JPN) | ![]() and Miwa Tsuji (JPN) | ![]() and Lee Kyung-pyo (KOR) |
2010 Guangzhou | ![]() and Eri Uehara (JPN) | ![]() and Kim Ae-kyung (KOR) | ![]() and Zhao Lei (CHN) |
![]() and Mai Sasaki (JPN) | |||
2014 Incheon | ![]() and Kim Ae-kyung (KOR) | ![]() and Kim Ji-yeon (KOR) | ![]() and Hikaru Yamashita (JPN) |
![]() and Chen Yi-chia (TPE) |
Games | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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1994 Hiroshima | ![]() Jung Soon-young Kang Ji-sook Park Soon-joung Park Young-a Yoon Sun-kyung | ![]() Chang Shih-tsung Chang Shu-chuan Cheng Shu-chen Lin Li-jung Peng Mei-yuan | ![]() Miyuki Furusawa Yoshiko Goto Miyuki Kumano Reiko Sahashi Yuriko Sunamoto |
1998 Bangkok | ![]() Kang Ji-sook Lee Mi-hwa Lee Mi-kyung Yang Kum-yo Yoon Sun-kyung | ![]() Naoko Higashi Satoko Ishikawa Yuko Miyaji Shino Mizukami Tomoka Oku | ![]() Chang Shu-chuan Cheng Shu-chen Hsu I-chia Lin Li-jung Lin Mei-ling |
2002 Busan | ![]() Jang Mi-hwa Kim Hyun-ju Kim Myung-hee Kim Seo-woon Park Young-hee | ![]() Harumi Gyokusen Shino Mizukami Miwa Tsuji Ayumi Ueshima Shiho Yatagai | ![]() Chang Fang-tzu Chiang Wan-chi Chou Chiu-ping Lan Yi-yun Wang Shi-ting |
2006 Doha | ![]() Kim Ji-eun Kim Kyung-ryun Lee Bok-soon Lee Kyung-pyo Min Soo-kyoung | ![]() Harumi Gyokusen Hiromi Hamanaka Miwa Tsuji Eri Uehara Ayumi Ueshima | ![]() Chiang Wan-chi Chou Chiu-ping Fang Yen-ling Lan Yi-yun Yang Hui-ju |
2010 Guangzhou | ![]() Kana Morihara Ayaka Oba Mai Sasaki Hitomi Sugimoto Eri Uehara | ![]() Chang Wen-hsin Cheng Chu-ling Chiang Wan-chi Chu Yun-hsuan Hang Chia-ling | ![]() Gao Tong Hao Jie Qiu Sisi Xin Yani Zhao Lei |
![]() Joo Og Kim Ae-kyung Kim Kyung-ryun Kwon Ran-hee Park Soon-joung | |||
2014 Incheon | ![]() Joo Og Kim Ae-kyung Kim Bo-mi Kim Ji-yeon Yoon Soo-jung | ![]() Nao Kobayashi Kana Morihara Nao Morita Ayaka Oba Hikaru Yamashita | ![]() Chen Hui Feng Zixuan Liu Ge Xin Yani Zhong Yi |
![]() Chan Chia-hsin Chen Yi-chia Cheng Chu-ling Chiang Wan-chi Kuo Chien-chi | |||
2018 Jakarta–Palembang | ![]() Misaki Hangai Riko Hayashida Rurika Kuroki Kurumi Onoue Noa Takahashi | ![]() Baek Seol Kim Ji-yeon Kim Young-hai Mun Hye-gyeong Yoo Ye-seul | ![]() Feng Zixuan Liu Yin Ma Yue Wang Yufei Yu Yuanyi |
![]() Chan Chia-hsin Cheng Chu-ling Huang Shih-yuan Kuo Chien-chi Lee Ching-wen | |||
2022 Hangzhou | ![]() Haruka Kubo Kurumi Onoue Tomomi Shimuta Noa Takahashi Emina Watanabe | ![]() Cheng Chu-ling Hsu Chiao-ying Huang Shih-yuan Kuo Chien-chi Lo Shu-ting | ![]() Fu Xiaochen Li Denglin Ma Yue |
![]() Ji Da-young Ko Eun-ji Lee Min-seon Lim Jin-ah Mun Hye-gyeong |
Games | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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2002 Busan | ![]() and Kim Seo-woon (KOR) | ![]() and Chou Chiu-ping (TPE) | ![]() and Park Young-hee (KOR) |
2006 Doha | ![]() and Kim Ji-eun (KOR) | ![]() and Kim Kyung-ryun (KOR) | ![]() and Harumi Gyokusen (JPN) |
2010 Guangzhou | ![]() and Kim Kyung-ryun (KOR) | ![]() and Cheng Chu-ling (TPE) | ![]() and Kim Ae-kyung (KOR) |
![]() and Hang Chia-ling (TPE) | |||
2014 Incheon | ![]() and Kim Ae-kyung (KOR) | ![]() and Chen Hui (CHN) | ![]() and Maya Rosa (INA) |
![]() and Kim Ji-yeon (KOR) | |||
2018 Jakarta–Palembang | ![]() and Cheng Chu-ling (TPE) | ![]() and Mun Hye-gyeong (KOR) | ![]() and Riko Hayashida (JPN) |
![]() and Kim Ji-yeon (KOR) | |||
2022 Hangzhou | ![]() and Noa Takahashi (JPN) | ![]() and Tomomi Shimuta (JPN) | ![]() and Mun Hye-gyeong (KOR) |
![]() and Huang Shih-yuan (TPE) |
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