Jones wants to end ARC campaign with powerful performance

Japan center Riho Kurogi trains at Aberdeen Sports Ground on May 22, 2015, ahead of the final game of the women's Asia Rugby Championship against Hong Kong the following day. The Iwami Chisuikan High School student turned 17 earlier this month. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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