Japan rugby team beats Uruguay 30-8

Photo taken Aug. 22, 2015, shows members of Japan's rugby team, which beat Uruguay 30-8 in the southwestern city of Fukuoka, putting an end to a four-game losing skid. With just three games and four weeks to go before the Brave Blossoms play South Africa in their Rugby World Cup opener, head coach Eddie Jones said he wanted a much improved performance. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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