Here’s How Many Medals Every Country Has Won at the Tokyo Summer Olympics So Far

Here’s How Many Medals Every Country Has Won at the Tokyo Summer Olympics So Far

July 26, 2021 at 10:52PMMadeleine Carlisle

China lead with the most overall medals in the Tokyo Summer Olympics as of 1:00 p.m. ET on the first Monday of the Games, having secured 18 medals, including six gold. The U.S. trailed in the medal count with 14 total—including seven gold—followed closely by Japan’s 13 medals, which include eight gold.

Many of the Tokyo Olympics’ most prominent sports have already gotten well underway; rising Australian star swimmer Ariarne Titmus beat American Katie Ledecky in the women’s 400-m freestyle finals, and Great Britain’s Tom Daley and Matty Lee won the 10-meter synchronized diving, beating out the favored China and securing Daley his first gold medal. Nishiya Momiji also become the youngest Olympic gold medalist in Japan’s history with her win in the women’s street skateboarding event.
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Here’s how many medals each country has won so far at the Tokyo Summer Olympics in 2021.

People’s Republic of China, 18 medals

WEIGHTLIFTING-OLY-2020-2021-TOKYO-PODIUM — Vincenzo Pinto—AFP via Getty ImagesGold medallist China’s Chen Lijun gestures as he stands on the podium for the victory ceremony of the men’s 67kg weightlifting competition during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at the Tokyo International Forum in Tokyo on July 25, 2021.

Gold: 6 medals

Yang Qian, Shooting, 10m Air rifle women
Li Fabin, Weight lifting, Men’s 61kg/134 lbs
Chen Lijun, Weight lifting, Men’s 67kg/147 lbs
Hou Zhihui, Weight lifting, Women’s 49kg/108 lbs
Shi Tingmao and Wang Han, Diving, Women’s synchronized 3-m springboard
Sun Yiwen, Fencing, Women’s épée individual

Silver: 5 medals

Sheng Lihao, Shooting, 10-m Air rifle men
Cao Yuan and Chen Aisen, Diving, Men’s synchronized 10-m platform
Zhang Yufei, Swimming, Women’s 100-m butterfly
Liao Qiuyun, Weight lifting, Women’s 55kg
Xu Xin and Liu Shiwen, Table Tennis, Mixed doubles

Bronze: 7 medals

Pang Wei, Shooting, 10-m Air pistol men
Jiang Ranxin, Shooting, 10-m Air pistol women
Yang Haoran, Shooting, 10-m Air rifle men
Wei Meng, Shooting, Skeet women
Li Bingjie, Swimming, Women’s 400-m freestyle
Zhao Shuai, Taekwondo, Men -68kg
Men’s Team, Gymnastics

United States, 14 medals

Gold: 7 medals

Chase Kalisz, Swimming, Men’s 400-m individual medley
Team USA, Swimming, Men’s 4×100-m freestyle relay
Will Shaner, Shooting, 10-m Air rifle men
Vincent Hancock, Shooting, Skeet men
Amber English, Shooting, Skeet women
Lee Kiefer, Fencing, Women’s foil individual
Anastasija Zolotic, Taekwondo, Women -57kg

Silver: 3 medals

Katie Ledecky, Swimming, Women’s 400-m freestyle
Jay Litherland, Swimming, Wen’s 400-m individual medley
Emma Weyant, Swimming, Women’s 400-m individual medley

Bronze: 4 medals

Kieran Smith, Swimming, Men’s 400-m freestyle
Hali Flickinger, Swimming, Women’s 400m- individual medley
Team USA, Swimming, Women’s 4×100-m freestyle relay
Jagger Eaton, Skateboarding, Men’s street

Japan, 13 medals

Skateboarding - Olympics: Day 3 — Patrick Smith—Getty ImagesMomiji Nishiya of Team Japan poses with her gold medal during the Women’s Street Final medal ceremony on day three of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Ariake Urban Sports Park on July 26, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan.

Gold: 8 medals

Naohisa Takato, Judo, Men -60 kg
Abe Hifumi, Judo, Men -66 kg
Shohei Ono, Judo, Men -73 kg
Uta Abe, Judo, Women -52 kg
Yuto Horigome, Skateboarding, Men’s street
Momiji Nishiya, Skateboarding, Women’s street
Yui Ohashi, Swimming, Women’s 400-m Individual medley
Mizutani Jun and Ito Mima, Table tennis, Mixed doubles

Silver: 2 medals

Funa Tonaki, Judo, Women -48 kg
Men’s Team, Gymnastics

Bronze: 3 medals

Tsukasa Yoshida, Judo, Women -57 kg
Funa Nakayama, Skateboarding, Women’s street
Men’s Team, Archery

Russian Olympic Committee, 12 medals

Gymnastics - Artistic - Olympics: Day 3 — Jamie Squire—Getty ImagesDavid Belyavskiy, Nikita Nagornyy, Artur Dalaloyan and Denis Abliazin of Team ROC pose with the gold medal after winning the Men’s Team Final on day three of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Ariake Gymnastics Centre on July 26, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan.

Gold: 4 medals

Sofia Pozdniakova, Fencing, Women’s sabre individual
Vitalina Batsarashkina, Shooting, 100m Air pistol women
Maksim Khramtcov, Taekwondo, Men -80kg
Men’s Team, Gymnastics

Silver: 5 medals

Inna Deriglazova, Fencing, Women’s foil individual
Sofya Velikaya, Fencing, Women’s sabre individual
Anastasiia Galashina, Shooting, 10m Air rifle women
Tatiana Minin, Taekwondo, Women -57kg
Women’s Team, Archery

Bronze: 3 medals

Larisa Korobeynikova, Fencing, Women’s foil individual
Wikhail Artamonov, Taekwondo, Men -58kg
Aleksandr Bondar and Viktor Minibaev, Diving, Men’s synchronized 10-m platform

Italy, 9 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Vito Dell’aquila, Taekwondo, Men -58kg

Silver: 4 medals

Daniele Garozzo, Fencing, Men’s foil individual
Luigi Samele, Fencing, Men’s sabre individual
Team Italy, Swimming, Men’s 4×100-m freestyle relay
Diana Bacosi, Shooting, Skeet women

Bronze: 4 medals

Nicolo MartinenghI, Swimming, Men’s 100-m breaststroke
Elisa Longo Borghini, Cycling, Women’s road race
Odette Giuffrida, Judo, Women -52kg
Mirko Zanni, Weight lifting, Men’s 67kg

Great Britain, 7 medals

Gold: 3 medals

Tom Pidcock, Cycling, Men’s Cross country
Tom Daley and Matty Lee, Diving, Men’s synchronized 10-m platform
Adam Peaty, Swimming, Men 100-m breaststroke

Silver: 3 medals

Bradly Sinden, Taekwondo, Win -68kg
Lauren Williams, Taekwondo, Women -67kg
Alex Yee, Triathlon, Men’s individual

Bronze: 1 medal

Chelsie Giles, Judo, Women -52kg

South Korea, 7 medals

Gold: 3 medals

Men’s Team, Archery
Women’s Team, Archery
Mixed Team, Archery

Bronze: 4 medals

An Baul, Judo, Men -66kg
An Chang-Rim, Judo, Men -73kg
Kim Jung-Hwan, Fencing, Men’s sabre individual
Jang Jun, Taekwondo, Men -58kg

Australia, 6 medals

Swimming - Olympics: Day 3 — Abbie Parr—Getty ImagesAriarne Titmus of Team Australia waves during the medal ceremony after winning gold in the Women’s 400-m freestyle final on day three of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Tokyo Aquatics Centre on July 26, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan.

Gold: 2 medals

Ariarne Titmus, Swimming, Women’s 400-m freestyle
Team Australia, Swimming, Women’s 4×100-m freestyle relay

Silver: 1 medal

Jack McLoughlin, Swimming, Men’s 400-m freestyle

Bronze: 3 medals

Emma McKeon, Swimming, Women’s 100-m butterfly
Brendon Smith, Swimming, Men’s 400-m individual medley
Team Australia, Swimming, Men’s 4×100-m freestyle relay

France, 5 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Romain Cannone, Fencing, Men’s épée individual

Silver: 2 medals

Amandine Buchard Nordmeyer, Judo, Women -52 kg
Sarah-Leonie Cysique, Judo, Women -57 kg

Bronze: 2 medals

Luka Mkheidze, Judo, Men -60 kg
Manon Brunet, Fencing, Women’s sabre individual

Canada, 4 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Maggie MacNeil, Swimming, Women’s 100-m butterfly

Silver: 2 medals

Team Canada, Swimming, Women’s 4×100-m freestyle relay
Jennifer Abel and Melissa Citrini-Beaulieu, Diving, Women’s synchronized 3-m springboard

Bronze: 1 medal

Jessica Klimkait, Judo, Women -57 kg

Chinese Taipei, 4 medals

Silver: 2 medals

Men’s Team Chinese Taipei, Archery
Yang Yung Wei, Judo, Men -60kg

Bronze: 2 medals

Lin Yun Ju and Cheng I-Ching, Table Tennis, Mixed doubles
Lo Chia-Ling, Taekwondo, Women -57kg

Netherlands, 3 medals

Silver: 3 medals

Mixed Team Netherlands, Archery
Annemiek van Vleuten, Cycling, Women’s road race
Arno Kamminga, Swimming, Men’s 100-m breaststroke

Brazil, 3 medals

Silver: 2 medals

Kelvin Hoefler, Skateboarding, Men’s street
Rayssa Leal, Skateboarding, Women’s street

Bronze: 1 medal

Daniel Cargnin, Judo, Men -66kg

Germany, 3 medals

Bronze: 3 medals

Germany’s Women’s Team, Archery
Sideris Tasiadis, Canoe, Kayak, Men’s canoe
Lena Hentschel and Tina Punzel, Diving, Women’s synchronized 3-m springboard

Kazakhstan, 3 medals

Bronze: 3 medals

Igor Son, Weight lifting, Men’s 61kg
Zulfiya Chinshanlo, Weight lifting, Women’s 55kg
Yeldos Smetov, Judo, Men -60kg

Kosovo, 2 medals

Gold: 2 medals

Distria Krasniq, Judo, Women -48kg
Nora Gjakova, Judo, Women -57kg

Hungary, 2 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Aron Szilagyi, Fencing, Men’s sabre individual

Silver: 1 medal

Gergely Siklosi, Fencing, Men’s épée individual

Tunisia, 2 medals

Swimming - Olympics: Day 2 — Jean Catuffe—Getty ImagesGold medalist Ahmed Hafnaoui of Tunisia during the medals ceremony of the 400-m freestyle final on day two of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Tokyo Aquatics Centre on July 25, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan.

Gold: 1 medal

Ahmed Hafnaoui, Swimming, Men’s 400-m freestyle

Silver: 1 medal

Mohamed Khalil Jendoubi, Taekwondo, Men -58kg

Croatia, 2 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Matea Jelic, Taekwondo, Women -67kg

Bronze: 1 medal

Toni Kanaet, Taekwondo, Ken -80kg

Slovenia, 2 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Benjamin Savsek, Canoe, Men’s canoe

Bronze: 1 medal

Tadej Pogacar, Cycling, Men’s road race

Georgia, 2 medals

Silver: 2 medals

Vazha Margvelashvili, Judo, Men -66kg
Lasha Shavdatuashvili, Judo, Men -73kg

Czech Republic, 2 medals

Silver: 1 medal

Lukas Rohan, Canoe Slalom, Men’s canoe

Bronze: 1 medal

Alexander Choupenitch, Fencing, Men’s foil individual

Indonesia, 2 medals

Silver: 1 medal

Eko Yuli Irawan, Weight lifting, Men’s 61kg

Bronze: 1 medal

Windy Cantika Aisah, Weight lifting, Women’s 49kg

Serbia, 2 medals

Silver: 1 medal

Damir Mikec, Shooting, 10m Air pistol men

Bronze: 1 medal

Tijana Bogdanovic, Taekwondo, Women -49kg

Spain, 2 medals

Silver: 1 medal

Adriana Cerezo Iglesias, Taekwondo, Women -49kg

Bronze: 1 medal

David Valero, Cycling, Men’s cross country

Switzerland, 2 medals

Silver: 1 medal

Mathias Fluckiger, Cycling mountain bike, Men’s cross country

Bronze: 1 medal

Nina Christen, Shooting, 10m Air rifle women

Egypt, 2 medals

Bronze: 2 medals

Seif Eissa, Taekwondo, Men -80kg
Hedaya Malak Wahba, Taekwondo, Women -67kg

Mongolia, 2 medals

Bronze: 2 medals

Tsogtbaatar Tsend-Ochir, Judo, Men -73kg
Urantsetseg Munkhbart, Judo, Women -48kg

Turkey, 2 medals

Bronze: 2 medals

Hakan Recber, Taekwondo, Men -68kg
Hatice Kübra Ilgün, Taekwondo, Women -57kg

Ukraine, 2 medals

Bronze: 2 medals

Igor Reizlin, Fencing, Men’s épée individual
Daria Bilodid, Judo, Women -48 kg

Austria, 1 medal

Gold: 1 medal

Anna Kiesenhofer, Cycling road, Women’s road race

Ecuador, 1 medal

Gold: 1 medal

Richard Carapaz, Cycling road, Men’s road race

Hong Kong, 1 medal

Gold: 1 medal

Cheung Ka Long, Fencing, Men’s foil individual

Iran, 1 medal

Gold: 1 medal

Javad Foroughi, Shooting, 10m Air pistol men

Norway, 1 medal

Gold: 1 medal

Kristian Blummenfelt, Triathlon, Men’s individual