RRI.CO.ID, Tahara - Indonesian surfer, I Made Pajar Ariyana won the silver medal in the men’s shortboard event at the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games. His achievement marks a proud milestone for the nation's surfing contingent on the international multi-sport stage.
Pajar finished second after facing Japan’s Kanoa Igarashi in the final at Pacific Long Beach, Tahara, Aichi, Japan, on Tuesday, September 29, 2026. Both athletes displayed exceptional wave-riding skills throughout the tense championship heat.
In the gold medal final, Pajar recorded a total score of 10.40 against his opponent's performance. Meanwhile, Kanoa Igarashi scored 12.87 to secure the gold medal for the host nation.
The silver medal was the direct result of Pajar’s consistent efforts from the preliminary rounds onward. He navigated through demanding heats to reach the final stages of the competition.
The surfing competition at the 2026 Asian Games was held at Pacific Long Beach in Tahara, Aichi, Japan. The venue provided challenging ocean conditions that tested the technical capabilities of elite Asian surfers.
The surfing events took place from September 24 to 29 as part of the official Aichi-Nagoya schedule. This championship schedule successfully showcased high-level athletic performances in ocean sports across the continent.
Furthermore, the continuous development of coastal sports infrastructure remains vital to maintain competitive excellence in international surfing. Supporting local athletic talents directly elevates coastal tourism destinations, fostering a sustainable ecosystem for regional economic growth.
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