Jones wants to end ARC campaign with powerful performance

The Japan women's rugby team trains at Aberdeen Sports Ground on May 22, 2015, ahead of their game with Hong Kong the following day. If the Sakura XV win, they will be crowned champions of Asia. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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