Matsuyama moves up leaderboard at Japan Open

Hideki Matsuyama (R) and Ryo Ishikawa walk down the ninth fairway during the Japan Open at Sayama Golf Club in Iruma, near Tokyo, on Oct. 14, 2016. Matsuyama shot an even-par 70 to rise into a tie for eighth place at 1 over, three strokes behind South Korean co-leaders Lee Kyoung Hoon and Ryu Hyun Woo. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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