Storm ends ARC early, though Japan women claim title

Storm ends ARC early, though Japan women claim title

Match officials tell the coaching staff of Japan and Hong Kong that the Asia Rugby Championship game at Aberdeen Sports Ground on May 23, 2015, has to be abandoned because of heavy rain, standing water and lightning. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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