Rugby: Japan's World Cup squad

Rugby: Japan's World Cup squad

Photo taken July 27, 2019, shows Luke Thompson playing for Japan in a Pacific Nations Cup rugby match against Fiji in Japan. Thompson was named to the host country's 31-man Rugby World Cup squad on Aug. 29. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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