Rugby: Goromaru returning to Yamaha

Photo taken in March 2017 shows Japan's 2015 World Cup hero Ayumu Goromaru. The 31-year-old fullback revealed on his website on June 5 that he is rejoining his old side Yamaha Jubilo after a year-and-a-half playing for Australia's Queensland Reds and France's Toulon. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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