The Japan's women's sevens development squad left Fiji on Saturday knowing the lessons learned will hold them in good stead as they head toward the Tokyo Olympics and beyond."Our short-term target is 2020, but with sevens confirmed for Paris in 2024 we have a long-term high performance plan and it's good to see we have some young talented girls coming through," said Kensuke Iwabuchi, the director of high performance for the Japan Rugby Football Union's women's sevens program.The Junior Sakura Sevens lost in the semifinals of the Fiji Coral Coast Sevens but for Iwabuchi, coach Makoto Inada a…READ FULL ARTICLE
