Japan Women

Leagues Played: International Women 32 FIBA Asia Championships Women 20 Olympics 2020 Basketball - Women 15 Asian Games Women 13 FIBA World Cup Women 12 Olympic Qualification Women 9 FIBA Asia Cup Women 8 FIBA World Cup Qual. Women 2
Links: Wikipedia
Related Teams: Japan Japan U19 Japan U19 Women Japan U18 Japan U20 Women Japan U22

Olympic Qualification Women	02/11 14:00	3	^[1] Canada Women v Japan Women ^[2]	W	82-86
Olympic Qualification Women	02/09 17:00	2	^[3] Japan Women v Hungary Women ^[4]	L	75-81
Olympic Qualification Women	02/08 15:30	1	Spain Women v Japan Women	W	75-86
Asian Games Women	10/05 12:00	1	China Women v Japan Women	L	74-72
Asian Games Women	10/03 12:00	2	Japan Women v South Korea Women	W	81-58
Asian Games Women	10/02 12:00	3	^[3] Indonesia Women v Japan Women ^[1]	W	47-89
Asian Games Women	10/01 09:30	3	^[1] Japan Women v Philippines Women ^[2]	W	96-59
Asian Games Women	09/29 05:30	2	^[3] Kazakhstan Women v Japan Women ^[1]	W	30-92
Asian Games Women	09/27 09:30	1	Japan Women v Hong Kong Women	W	118-46
FIBA Asia Cup Women	07/02 05:00	1	China Women v Japan Women	L	73-71
FIBA Asia Cup Women	07/01 07:00	2	^[1] Japan Women v New Zealand Women ^[2]	W	88-52
FIBA Asia Cup Women	06/28 09:30	3	^[1] Australia Women v Japan Women ^[2]	W	66-91
FIBA Asia Cup Women	06/27 03:30	2	^[4] Philippines Women v Japan Women ^[2]	W	57-95
FIBA Asia Cup Women	06/26 07:00	1	Japan Women v Chinese Taipei Women	W	94-53
International Women	06/18 06:00	-	Japan Women v Denmark Women	W	102-49
International Women	06/17 06:00	-	Japan Women v Denmark Women	W	87-63
International Women	06/16 09:00	-	Japan Women v Denmark Women	W	101-39
FIBA World Cup Women	09/27 10:30	5	Australia Women v Japan Women	L	71-54
FIBA World Cup Women	09/26 06:00	4	France Women v Japan Women	L	67-53
FIBA World Cup Women	09/25 10:30	3	Japan Women v Canada Women	L	56-70
FIBA World Cup Women	09/23 02:00	2	Serbia Women v Japan Women	L	69-64
FIBA World Cup Women	09/22 04:00	1	^[3] Japan Women v Mali Women ^[3]	W	89-56
International Women	08/12 10:00	-	Japan Women v Latvia Women	W	74-48
International Women	08/11 06:00	-	Japan Women v Latvia Women	W	83-54
International Women	06/19 06:00	-	Japan Women v Turkey Women	W	83-57
International Women	06/18 08:00	-	Japan Women v Turkey Women	W	77-49
International Women	05/31 09:30	-	Australia Women v Japan Women	W	67-69
International Women	05/29 05:00	-	Australia Women v Japan Women	W	55-56
International Women	05/27 09:30	-	Australia Women v Japan Women	L	72-66
FIBA World Cup Qual. Women	02/13 09:00	3	^[3] Bosnia-Herzegovina Women v Japan Women ^[2]	L	87-82

Wikipedia - Japan women's national basketball team

The Japan women's national basketball team (Japanese: バスケットボール女子日本代表) is administered by the Japan Basketball Association.

At the 2020 Summer Olympics, Japan won the silver medal, the nation's first Olympic basketball medal (for men or women) and became the first Asian team to reach the podium in women's basketball since China in 1992. The Japanese, which were coached by Tom Hovasse, excelled in an 87–71 win over France in the semi-finals before coming short 75–90 against the United States. Japan's Rui Machida set an Olympic record with 18 assists against France.

As of 2019, Japan has been the reigning Champion of the Asia-Oceania region.

The Japan Women's basketball team is a highly skilled and competitive team that represents Japan in international basketball competitions. The team is known for their fast-paced and aggressive style of play, which is characterized by quick passes, sharp cuts, and precise shooting. The players on the team are highly skilled and experienced, with many of them having played at the highest levels of basketball in Japan and around the world. The team is led by a talented coaching staff that emphasizes teamwork, discipline, and hard work, and is committed to developing the next generation of Japanese basketball stars. With their strong work ethic, dedication, and passion for the game, the Japan Women's basketball team is a force to be reckoned with on the international stage.