Storm ends ARC early, though Japan women claim title

Storm ends ARC early, though Japan women claim title

The Brave Blossoms leave the field after their Asia Rugby Championship game against Hong Kong on May 23, 2015 was abandoned due to heavy rain, lightning and standing water. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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