East Asian Games 2460850 225430926 2008-07-13T17:37:08Z HkCaGu 4301051 official NOC name is not "Guam, United States" {{Expand|date=May 2007}} The '''East Asian Games''' is a [[multi-sport event]] organised by [[East Asian Games Association]] (EAGA) and held every four years since [[1993 East Asian Games|1993]] among athletes from East Asian countries. ==Teams== All EAGA's members able to take part in the Games, they are: *[[People's Republic of China]]<ref>name designated to the team of the [[People's Republic of China]] &ndash; no athlete from the [[Special administrative region (People's Republic of China)|special administrative region]]s has represented People's Republic of China in any of the past editions of the East Asian Games</ref> *[[Guam]] *[[Hong Kong|Hong Kong, China]]<ref>as Hong Kong in 1993 and 1997</ref> *[[Japan]] *[[North Korea|DPR Korea (North Korea)]] *[[South Korea|Republic of Korea (South Korea)]] *[[Macau|Macau, China]]<ref>as Macau in 1993 and 1997</ref> *[[Mongolia]] *[[Chinese Taipei]]<ref>name designated to the [[Republic of China]] (Taiwan)</ref> [[Kazakhstan]] is a former member of EAGA, however since it became an [[European Olympic Committee]] member, they do not take part in these Games anymore. These countries and territories are mostly in the northern part of [[East Asia]] , and there is a similar event called the [[South East Asian Games]] for South East Asian countries. ==List of East Asian Games== *[[1993 East Asian Games|1993]]: {{flagicon|PRC}} [[Shanghai]], [[People's Republic of China]] *[[1997 East Asian Games|1997]]: {{flagicon|KOR}} [[Busan]], [[South Korea]] *[[2001 East Asian Games|2001]]: {{flagicon|JPN}} [[Osaka]], [[Japan]] *[[2005 East Asian Games|2005]]: {{flagicon|MAC}} [[Taipa]], [[Macau]] *[[2009 East Asian Games|2009]]: {{flagicon|HKG}} [[Tseung Kwan O New Town]], [[Hong Kong]] *[[2013 East Asian Games|2013]]: {{flagicon|PRC}} [[Tianjin]], [[People's Republic of China]] ==2005 East Asian Games final medal tally== (''Host nation in '''bold''') {| {{Sports result table}} !Position !Country !align="center" bgcolor="gold"|Gold !align="center" bgcolor="silver"|Silver !align="center" bgcolor="CC9966"|Bronze !Total |- |1 |{{flagicon|PRC}} [[People's Republic of China]] |127||63||33||223 |- |2 |{{flagicon|JPN}} [[Japan]] |46||56||77||179 |- |3 |{{flagicon|KOR}} [[South Korea|Republic of Korea]] |32||48||65||145 |- |4 |{{flagicon|TPE}} [[Chinese Taipei]] |12||34||26||72 |- |5 |{{flagicon|MAC}} '''[[Macau|Macau, China]]''' |11||16||17||44 |- |6 |{{flagicon|PRK}} [[North Korea|DPR Korea]] |6||10||20||36 |- |7 |{{flagicon|HKG}} [[Hong Kong|Hong Kong, China]] |2||2||9||13 |- |8 |{{flagicon|MNG}} [[Mongolia]] |1||1||6||8 |- |9 |{{flagicon|GUM}} [[Guam]] |0||0||1||1 |} ==List of events== {{col-begin}} {{col-break}} *[[Aquatics]] *[[Athletics (track and field)|Athletics]] *[[Badminton]] (1993, 1997) *[[Basketball]] *[[Bowling]] (exhibition in 1997) *[[Dancesport]] (2005) *[[Dragon boat|Dragonboat racing]] (2005) *[[Field hockey]] (2005) *[[Football (soccer)|Football]] *[[Gymnastics]] {{col-break}} *[[Handball]] (2001) *[[Judo]] (1993, 1997, 2001) *[[Karate-do]] (2005) *[[Sport rowing|Rowing]] (1993, 2005) *[[Shooting]] (2005) *[[Soft Tennis]] (since 1997) *[[Taekwondo]] (since 1997) *[[Tennis]] (2005) *[[Weightlifting]] (1997, 2001) *[[Wushu (sport)|Wushu]] {{col-end}} ==References and footnotes== {{Reflist}} ==External links== *[http://www.internationalgames.net/east.htm East Asian Games Information] *[http://www.east-asian-games2005.com/en/ 2005 East Asian Games Official Website] *[http://www.2009eastasiangames.hk 2009 East Asian Games Official Website] {{Asian Games}} [[Category:Multi-sport events]] [[Category:East Asian Games|East Asian Games]] [[ja:東アジア競技大会]] [[zh:東亞運動會]]