Playing alongside teammates four decades younger than himself, 62-year-old former Japan rugby international Toshiro Yoshino exemplifies the will and passion to defy aging.Part of the Japan squad for the first Rugby World Cup in 1987 in New Zealand and Australia, Yoshino ran out to the competitive pitch for the first time in years last October for Tokyo-based Waseda Club in the sixth-tier Top East League Group C."I can give my all because I love it like mad. I want to carry on as long as my body moves," said Yoshino, who played for Suntory, now Tokyo Sungoliath, until he was 38.His time at t…READ FULL ARTICLE