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Asia Pacific Deaf Games

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Asia Pacific Deaf Games began in 1984.

Year Games Host City NOC Sports Country Athletes
1984 I Hong KongHong Kong Hong Kong 1 6 150
1986 II JapanKyoto Japan 1 5 120
1988 III AustraliaMelbourne Australia 1 5 120
1992 IV South KoreaSeoul South Korea 2 10 300
1996 V MalaysiaKuala Lumpur Malaysia 4 16 500
2000 VI Chinese TaipeiTaipei Chinese Taipei 8 23 1000
2004 cancelled KuwaitKuwait Kuwait - - -
2008 cancelled KuwaitKuwait Kuwait - - -
2012 VII South KoreaSeoul South Korea 14 25 1208
2015 VIII Chinese TaipeiTaoyuan Chinese Taipei 12 tbc tbc


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