Check out the Japan Rugby League One standings right here at RugbyPass. Our rugby gurus are poised and ready to document every point, win, loss and draw in Japan’s biggest and most thrilling rugby tournament. Want to know how your team is performing? Take a look below to view the current Japan Rugby League One standings.
Held annually every spring, Japan Rugby League One is structured into three divisions: Division 1 consists of 12 teams, while Division 2 and 3 feature six teams each. Here you can monitor the Division 1 teams as they vie to claim Japan’s top rugby union trophy. You can also have your say on who will win this year’s tournament by voting in our interactive poll.
Are you backing Brave Lupus Tokyo? Willing on the Saitama Wild Knights? Or hoping Tokyo Sungoliath ascends to the top? No matter which team you’re supporting, our Japan Rugby League One standings table is the ultimate way to assess your team’s chances.
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