Eddie Jones set himself a herculean task Thursday, when he was introduced as Japan's national rugby team's head coach for the second time.The 63-year-old, who led Japan to a thrilling run in the 2015 World Cup before quitting abruptly, laid out a vision in which Japan's divided rugby world united in a mission to give the Brave Blossoms both an identity and sustainable success as he steers Japan toward the 2027 World Cup."In 2019, Japan made the top eight, and in 2023, didn't make the top eight, so that's an obvious target," Jones said. "But I think there are more important things than that.…READ FULL ARTICLE
