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Japan earned silver and bronze in the men’s 20km walk – can national record holder Masatora Kawano or current world leader Satoshi Maruo get their hands on even shinier bling for the hosts? It is women's golf third round action and moving day at the Kasumigaseki Country Club which could yet be the final day, depending on the weather. World number one Nelly Korda made her move on day two with an incredible round of 62 to hold a four-shot lead. A birdie at the 18th would have given her only the second round of 59 in women’s professional golf history, emulating Swedish great Annika Sorenstam’s unique feat of 20 years ago. However, Korda ended up double-bogeying the hole and insists she never thought about the prospect of shooting a landmark 59 when stood on the 18th tee. Women's bronze and gold-medal matches from Shiokaze Park as Switzerland face Latvia for third place whilst the USA take on Australia for the top prize. In the men’s table tennis, South Korea face Japan in the bronze-medal team event.