Japan responded in the best possible way to stinging criticism from head coach Jamie Joseph by beating South Korea 80-10 Saturday in the Asia Rugby Championship. The Brave Blossoms had been accused of lacking hunger and passion in the opening round's 47-29 win in Incheon. But at Prince Chichibu Memorial Rugby Ground, they hit back, running in 12 tries and producing a far better defensive effort. "They responded well from last week's performance," Joseph said of his players. "Defensively we saw a turnaround in attitude. We stopped them and drove them back and stopped them from ge…READ FULL ARTICLE
