JAL plane for Rugby World Cup promotion

Photo taken at a hangar at Tokyo's Haneda airport on March 19, 2019, shows rugby player Ayumu Goromaru (2nd from R) and wheelchair rugby player Daisuke Ikezaki (2nd from L) posing for a photo in front of a Japan Airlines passenger jet with a design featuring Japan rugby players and wheelchair rugby players, depicted on the other side, to promote the Rugby World Cup and World Wheelchair Rugby Challenge, both to be held in Japan in the fall. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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