About Japan
Olympic Facts
Sports Japan Competes In
Athletes and Teams
Strengths and Medals
100

This is the part of the world where Japan is located.

East Asia

100

The Winter Olympics happen every ___ years. 

Four

100

This sport is done on ice using skates and includes long races.

Speed skating

100

This ski jumper from Japan is named Ryoyu _____________.

Kobayashi

100

Japan is especially strong in speed skating and this sport.

Figure skating or snowboarding

200

Japan is made up of many of these instead of being one large landmass.

Islands

200

The 2026 Winter Olympics are being held in this country. 

Italy

200

This sport includes halfpipe and big air events. 

Snowboarding

200

These two athletes are carrying Japan's flag at the opening ceremony

Wataru Morishige and Sena Tomita

200
Japanese snowboarders are known for performing big ____________

Tricks

300

Japan is known for tall mountains and busy _____________.

Cities

300

Name one city where the 2026 Winter Olympics are taking place. 

Milan or Cortina d'Ampezzo

300

This sport combines jumps, spins, and music on ice.

figure skating

300

Yuma Kagiyama is known for competing in this sport.

figure skating

300

Japan's athletes are described as hardworking and ____________.

determined

400

Japan's mountains help athletes train for these kinds of sports

winter sports

400

About this many Japanese athletes are competing in the 2026 Olympics.

120

400

This team sport is playing on ice with sticks and a puck

ice hockey
400
Japan's women's curling team is known by this name

Fortius

400

Athletes hope to stand on this place when they win medals.

podium

500
Japan has a strong sports ____________ that helps athletes succeed.

culture

500

Athletes must compete in these to earn a spot at the Olympics. 

Qualifying events or competitions

500

Name any three sports Japan competes in

[check with teacher]

500

Carrying the flag at the opening ceremony is a big ___________

Honour

500

Name two reasons Japan has a good chance at winning medals.

Strong training, skilled athletes, teamwork, past success

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