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Yamaha Júbilo

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Current squad
Former players
Coaches
References
External links

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| union = Japan Rugby Football Union
| ground = Yamaha Stadium
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| location = Iwata, Shizuoka, Japan
| capacity = 15,165
| coach = Takanobu Horikawa
| chairman =
| league = Top League
| season = 2018–19
| position = 3rd
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Yamaha Júbilo is a rugby union team based in Iwata, Shizuoka, Japan. The team came second behind Toshiba Brave Lupus in the second season of Japanese rugby's Top League (2004–05). They were coached by former All Black Grant Batty and Fijian player-coach Tabai Matson.

The team name Júbilo means 'joy' in Portuguese, which has had a notable influence on the Japanese language.^[1]

Current squad

The current Yamaha Júbilo squad is:^[2]

Props

{{Flagicon|Japan}} Heiichiro Ito
{{Flagicon|Japan}} Satoshi Nakatani
{{Flagicon|Japan}} Sohei Nishimura
{{Flagicon|Japan}} Yuji Nishiuchi
{{Flagicon|Japan}} Kenta Otsuka
{{Flagicon|Japan}} Yuji Ueki
{{Flagicon|Japan}} Koki Yamamoto
{{Flagicon|Japan}} Ryō Yamamura

Hookers

{{Flagicon|Japan}} Kohei Eguchi
{{Flagicon|Japan}} Takeshi Hino
{{Flagicon|Japan}} Shogo Naka
{{Flagicon|Japan}} Taishi Takabe

Locks

{{Flagicon|Australia}} Richie Arnold
{{Flagicon|Malaysia}} Duke Krishnan
{{Flagicon|Japan}} Eishin Kuwano
{{Flagicon|Japan}} Yuya Odo
{{Flagicon|Japan}} Kohei Saita

Yamaha Júbilo squad
Loose Forwards {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Shohei Awata {{Flagicon\|Australia}} Puke Tawa Garland {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Uwe Helu {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Syoya Hirokawa {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Kyosuke Horie {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Rikiya Matsumoto {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Yuhimaru Mimura {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Hayato Nishiuchi {{Flagicon\|South Africa}} Kwagga Smith {{Flagicon\|New Zealand}} Mose Tuiali'i {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Kazuki Yamaji Scrum-halves {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Shinya Ikemachi {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Yuki Kagoshima {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Yuki Yatomi {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Fumihiro Yoshizawa Fly-halves {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Syoh Kiyohara {{Flagicon\|South Africa}} Niel Marais {{Flagicon\|New Zealand}} Matt McGahan {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Genta Wada	Centres {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Tomokazu Kira {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Hiroto Kobayashi {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Masatoshi Miyazawa {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Kanta Shikao {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Atomu Shirai {{Flagicon\|South Africa}} Gerdus van der Walt {{Flagicon\|Tonga}} Viliami Tahituʻa {{Flagicon\|Australia}} Sione Tuipulotu {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Hironori Yatomi Wingers {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Chikara Ito {{Flagicon\|South Africa}} Gerrie Labuschagné {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Shota Tanaka Fullbacks {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Ayumu Goromaru {{Flagicon\|Japan}} Hiroaki Ishizuka

(c) Denotes team captain, Bold denotes player is internationally capped

Former players

Jerry Collins (flanker, number 8) - 2011–2013 seasons
Micheal Kingsbeer - joined March 2007
Brendan Laney (fly half, centre, full back) - joined March 2005
Leon MacDonald (fly half, full back) - 2004–05 season
Wataru Murata (scrum half) - retired at the end of the 2007–08 Top League season and became coach of the Japan national sevens team
Nathan Williams (centre, full back)
Takayuki Yonekura (hooker)

Coaches

Kevin Schuler - Director of Rugby
Tabai Matson - Player and Head Coach
Takanobu Horikawa - coach
Waisake Sotutu - backs coach, player
Simon Kerr - forwards coach

References

1. ^{{cite book |last=Nomikos Vaporis |first=Constantine |date=Jan 6, 2012 |title=Voices of Early Modern Japan: Contemporary Accounts of Daily Life during the Age of the Shoguns |url=https://books.google.com.au/books?id=HPtY7rXDO6sC |publisher=ABC-CLIO |page=99 |isbn=0313392013 |access-date=June 12, 2015 |quote=The Portuguese and their culture had some influence on Japanese clothing, accessories, food and language.}}
2. ^{{cite web | url=http://rugby.yamaha-motor.co.jp/players/ | title=Yamaha Júbilo: The Team | work=Yamaha Júbilo | language=Japanese | accessdate=29 November 2018}}

External links

Toshiba, Yamaha set to do battle in Microsoft Cup final - Japan Times, January 31, 2005
Yamaha rugby home page (in Japanese)

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