Less than impressive Japan get past S. Korea in ARC opener

Less than impressive Japan get past S. Korea in ARC opener

Japan's Karne Hesketh (C) rushes forward during the first half of the inaugural Asian Rugby Championship against South Korea. Japan beat South Korea 56-30. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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