Japan has successfully marked its best performance ever in the Winter Games, garnering an unprecedented number of medals. These achievements are due to three major factors: dedicated training, strategic investment in sports facilities, and an unprecedented domestic interest in winter sports. The power of these driving forces has collectively led Japan to a triumphant victory.

Historically, Japan has been less successful in the Winter Games compared to the Summer Games. However, these recent achievements show that Japan is increasingly focusing on a wide range of sports, irrespective of seasons. The nation is proud of this result, signaling a shift in their sports culture. Citizens are eagerly cheering on their athletes while also wanting to invest in sports infrastructure to prepare for the future.

In the US and EU, there is a long-standing tradition of valuing both winter and summer sports. Equally impressive numbers of medals are typically brought in from both competitions. They also maintain a balanced infrastructure for athletes to ensure all-year-round training, similar to Japan's current direction.