HOW THE EARLY HISTORY OF RUGBY IN JAPAN WAS “LOST”

HOW THE EARLY HISTORY OF RUGBY IN JAPAN WAS “LOST”

However, the conventional history of rugby in Japan, at least since World War II, has been that rugby was introduced to Japan by Cambridge University graduates Ginnosuke Tanaka and Edward Bramwell Clarke who taught Keio students how to play the sport and arranged Keio’s first game against the YC&AC in Yokohama Koen in 1901

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