what country has the most bronze?
japan
col : occasion # | location | date | gold | time | silver | time | bronze | time | report row 1 : 1 | chelyabinsk, russia | 18 november | pekka koskela\n finland | 35.00 | jan smeekens\n netherlands | 35.01 | yūya oikawa\n japan | 35.07 | [1] row 2 : 1 | chelyabinsk, russia | 19 november | joji kato\n japan | 34.92 | mo tae-bum\n south korea | 35.01 | yūya oikawa\n japan | 35.14 | [2] row 3 : 2 | astana, kazakhstan | 25 november | mo tae-bum\n south korea | 34.89 | tucker fredricks\n united states | 34.94 | stefan groothuis\n netherlands | 35.01 | [3] row 4 : 2 | astana, kazakhstan | 26 november | jan smeekens\n netherlands | 35.05 | mo tae-bum\n south korea | 35.06 | tucker fredricks\n united states | 35.19 | [4] row 5 : 3 | heerenveen, netherlands | 2 december | tucker fredricks\n united states | 34.98 | joji kato\n japan | 35.07 | mo tae-bum\n south korea | 35.08 | [5] row 6 : 3 | heerenveen, netherlands | 3 december | pekka koskela\n finland | 35.01 | joji kato\n japan | 35.02 | jesper hospes\n netherlands | 35.06 | [6] row 7 : 4 | salt lake city, united states | 21 january | keiichiro nagashima\n japan | 34.37 | jan smeekens\n netherlands | 34.40 | tucker fredricks\n united states | 34.45 | [7] row 8 : 4 | salt lake city, united states | 22 january | dmitry lobkov\n russia | 34.54 | keiichiro nagashima\n japan | 34.57 | tucker fredricks\n united states | 34.60 | [8] row 9 : 6 | heerenveen, netherlands | 2 march | dmitry lobkov\n russia | 35.11 | hein otterspeer\n netherlands | 35.14 | keiichiro nagashima\n japan | 35.20 | [9] row 10 : 6 | heerenveen, netherlands | 3 march | tucker fredricks\n united states | 35.05 | michel mulder\n netherlands | 35.12 | joji kato\n japan | 35.16 | [10] row 11 : 7 | berlin, germany | 9 march | jamie gregg\n canada | 35.06 | pekka koskela\n finland | 35.07 | mo tae-bum\n south korea | 35.17 | [11] row 12 : 7 | berlin, germany | 10 march | michel mulder\n netherlands | 35.01 | mo tae-bum\n south korea | 35.04 | jan smeekens\n netherlands | 35.08 | [12]
what country has the most bronze?
Occasion # Location Date Gold Time Silver Time Bronze Time Report
1 Chelyabinsk, Russia 18 November Pekka Koskela\n Finland 35.00 Jan Smeekens\n Netherlands 35.01 Yūya Oikawa\n Japan 35.07 [1]
1 Chelyabinsk, Russia 19 November Joji Kato\n Japan 34.92 Mo Tae-bum\n South Korea 35.01 Yūya Oikawa\n Japan 35.14 [2]
2 Astana, Kazakhstan 25 November Mo Tae-bum\n South Korea 34.89 Tucker Fredricks\n United States 34.94 Stefan Groothuis\n Netherlands 35.01 [3]
2 Astana, Kazakhstan 26 November Jan Smeekens\n Netherlands 35.05 Mo Tae-bum\n South Korea 35.06 Tucker Fredricks\n United States 35.19 [4]
3 Heerenveen, Netherlands 2 December Tucker Fredricks\n United States 34.98 Joji Kato\n Japan 35.07 Mo Tae-bum\n South Korea 35.08 [5]
3 Heerenveen, Netherlands 3 December Pekka Koskela\n Finland 35.01 Joji Kato\n Japan 35.02 Jesper Hospes\n Netherlands 35.06 [6]
4 Salt Lake City, United States 21 January Keiichiro Nagashima\n Japan 34.37 Jan Smeekens\n Netherlands 34.40 Tucker Fredricks\n United States 34.45 [7]
4 Salt Lake City, United States 22 January Dmitry Lobkov\n Russia 34.54 Keiichiro Nagashima\n Japan 34.57 Tucker Fredricks\n United States 34.60 [8]
6 Heerenveen, Netherlands 2 March Dmitry Lobkov\n Russia 35.11 Hein Otterspeer\n Netherlands 35.14 Keiichiro Nagashima\n Japan 35.20 [9]
6 Heerenveen, Netherlands 3 March Tucker Fredricks\n United States 35.05 Michel Mulder\n Netherlands 35.12 Joji Kato\n Japan 35.16 [10]
7 Berlin, Germany 9 March Jamie Gregg\n Canada 35.06 Pekka Koskela\n Finland 35.07 Mo Tae-bum\n South Korea 35.17 [11]
7 Berlin, Germany 10 March Michel Mulder\n Netherlands 35.01 Mo Tae-bum\n South Korea 35.04 Jan Smeekens\n Netherlands 35.08 [12]
Japan