Rugby: Japan sevens coaches step down

Japan rugby sevens coaches Tomohiro Segawa (R) and Keiko Asami pose for photos with flowers in Tokyo on Nov. 10, 2016, after the Japan Rugby Football Union announced that both of them have stood down from their roles. Segawa, who led the Japan men's team to fourth spot at the Rio Olympics, will be replaced by New Zealander Damian Karauna, and Asami, who led the women's team, will be replaced on a temporary basis by Hitoshi Inada. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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