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Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium — Former names Tokyo Rugby Stadium (1947–1953) Location … Wikipedia
Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium — Photo du stade en présence des All Blacks Généralités Adresse … Wikipédia en Français
2007-08 Top League — The Top League is a semi professional league at the top of Japanese domestic rugby union, now played between 14 teams like the Super 14 and the Top 14. For the first time from this, the fifth season, timekeepers were introduced. Foreign referees… … Wikipedia
All-Japan Rugby Football Championship — The All Japan Rugby Football Championship (日本ラグビーフットボール選手権大会 Nihon Ragubi Futtobo ru Senshuken Taikai ) is played at the end of the season and now includes Top League teams, the top two universities and the champion club team as decided in the… … Wikipedia
Microsoft Cup — The Microsoft Cup is a knock out Japanese rugby union tournament sponsored by Microsoft Japan, first played in February 2004. For the first three seasons the top eight teams of the Top League participated and it was a separate competition to the… … Wikipedia
Japan Rugby Football Union — National rugby union unionname = Japan Rugby Football Union nativename = 日本ラグビーフットボール協会 logosize = 100px founded = 1926 IRB = ? region = regionyear = president = Yoshiro Mori coach = John Kirwan womenscoach = country url = www.rugbyjapan.comThe… … Wikipedia
Japon-Samoa en rugby à XV — Japon – Samoa 12 confrontations Victoires Japon Nuls … Wikipédia en Français
Rugby union in Japan — Japan has the fourth largest population of rugby union players in the world and the sport has been played there for over a century. There are 125,000 Japanese rugby players. [ [http://www.irb.com/en/Home/MemberUnionHomePage?UnionID=10 Tab=3… … Wikipedia
Rugby à XV au Japon — Pratique du rugby au Japon en 1874. Le rugby à XV est un sport majeur au Japon. Le Japon est le sixième pays pour le nombre de licenciés au monde[1] et le sport y est pratiqué depuis un siècle. Le Japon compte environ 126 000 … Wikipédia en Français
Fidji-Japon en rugby à XV — Fidji – Japon 13 confrontations Victoires Fidji Nuls … Wikipédia en Français
