Japan national rugby head coach Eddie Jones on Wednesday described a future where well-supported young players aspire to compete with the world's best playing a unique speedy style.Jones, who has returned to the job he left after the 2015 World Cup, believes Japan, once "a bit of a joke team," has moved forward and "created an excitement and style of play that created a new Japan," and now hopes to nudge the Brave Blossoms to the next level.He said the task for him and the Japan Rugby Football Union is to encourage young players and support them within a high-performance environment, and th…READ FULL ARTICLE
