Pesta Olahraga Asia 1954

Asian Games 1954 adalah Asian Games yang ke-2 dan diselenggarakan di Manila, Filipina dari 1 Mei 1954 sampai 9 Mei 1954. 970 atlet berlaga, datang dari 19 negara, dengan 8 ajang olahraga.

II Asian Games
Logo II Asian Games Logo II Asian Games
Tuan rumah	Manila, Philippines
Jumlah negara peserta	19
Jumlah atlet	970
Jumlah pertandingan	8 Cabang Olahraga
Upacara pembukaan	1 Mei
Upacara penutupan	9 Mei
Dibuka oleh	Presiden Ramon Magsaysay
Janji atlet	Martin Gison
Janji wasit	Antonio delas Alas ^[1]
Pembawa obor	Enriquito Beech ^[2]
Stadion	Rizal Memorial Stadium

Cabang Olahraga

Perolehan medali

Perolehan medali akhir Asian Games 1954
Peringkat	Negara				Total
1	Jepang	38	36	24	98
2	Filipina	14	14	17	45
3	Korea Selatan	8	6	5	19
4	Pakistan	4	5	0	9
5	India	4	4	5	13
6	Taiwan	2	4	6	12
7	Israel	2	1	1	4
8	Burma	2	0	2	4
9	Singapura	1	3	4	8
10	Sri Lanka	0	1	1	2
11	Indonesia	0	0	3	3
12	Hong Kong	0	0	1	1
Total		75	73	69	218

Referensi

^ Not formally named as Judge's Oath, it was a tradition then when an officiating representative (Judge) of the host nation formally approach the Head of State to read a statement from the Sport Officers and to request the Head of State to formally open the games.
^ As requested by the IOC, the torch relay and lighting of the couldron were excluded from the Opening Ceremony to preserve the tradition of the Olympic Games. The torch ceremony were returned at the 1958 Asian Games. The host however gave a solution by giving a special citation to the last athlete to enter the parade. The Philippines, as host, was the last country to enter the stadium.

[1] Not formally named as Judge's Oath, it was a tradition then when an officiating representative (Judge) of the host nation formally approach the Head of State to read a statement from the Sport Officers and to request the Head of State to formally open the games.

[2] As requested by the IOC, the torch relay and lighting of the couldron were excluded from the Opening Ceremony to preserve the tradition of the Olympic Games. The torch ceremony were returned at the 1958 Asian Games. The host however gave a solution by giving a special citation to the last athlete to enter the parade. The Philippines, as host, was the last country to enter the stadium.

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