Rugby: Joseph hoping public will lift Japan at RWC 2019

Rugby: Joseph hoping public will lift Japan at RWC 2019

Jamie Joseph, head coach of the Japanese national rugby team, meets with reporters in Kyoto on May 9, 2017, the eve of the 2019 Rugby World Cup pool draw. Joseph said he hoped the host nation would be the Brave Blossoms' "16th player" and motivate them to new heights. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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