Including territories, I believe only 2 countries border 4/5 oceans (the most), but I believe no country borders all 5 oceans. The two countries are the United Kingdom and France, who both border all oceans but the Arctic. But by integral parts alone, 3 countries border 3/5 oceans. They are Russia, Canada, and the United States. (who all border the Atlantic, Pacific, and Arctic Ocean)
Australia borders the Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean, and Southern Ocean. Canada borders the Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean, and Arctic Ocean. Chile borders the Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean, and Southern Ocean.
South Korea borders the Pacific Ocean. Saint Kitts and Nevis borders the Atlantic Ocean.
The Atlantic Ocean borders the usa on the east. The Atlantic Ocean borders the usa on the east.
China borders the most countries in the world, with a total of 14 neighboring countries.
Russia borders the most countries in the world, with a total of 14 neighboring countries.
Landlocked countries are countries with no direct access to a major ocean, sea, gulf, bay, or strait. All of their borders are land-borders or are formed by rivers.
Uzbekistan is not just landlocked, it's one of only two doubly landlocked countries in the world: not only does it not border any ocean, none of the countries it borders borders any ocean.
The Indian Ocean
The Arctic Ocean borders the North Pole. The countries that have coastlines along the Arctic Ocean include Norway, Sweden, Greenland, Canada, Russia, and the United States.
The North American countries that border the Pacific Ocean are Canada, the United states and Mexico. The Pacific Ocean borders the western part of the United States.
Brazil dowsn't have a wast coast. The coast is on the east, at the Atlantic Ocean. The west side of Brazil borders other countries, not an ocean.
United States - borders the Atlantic Ocean and Pacific Ocean. Russia - borders the Arctic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. Australia - borders the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. Canada - borders the Arctic Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean.