Sakura Fifteen Side Named to Face Fiji

Japan Head Coach Toshizumi Kitagawa has named his Sakura Fifteen side to take on Fiji this Friday, September 4 in their Japan Rugby Challenge Match 2026. Kicking off at 17:00 JST at JAPAN BASE in Fukuoka, the match will serve as a warm-up for both teams ahead of the WXV Global Series where they will face each other again on September 19 in Pordenone, Italy.

Friday’s fixture will be the Sakura Fifteen’s first outing since securing their seventh consecutive Asia Rugby Championship in Almaty back in May. Captained by veteran halfback Moe Tsukui, the side features a solid mix of seasoned campaigners alongside three debutants and nine players holding just ten caps or fewer.

With the Sakura Fifteen in the first year of their three-year rebuild cycle ahead of the next Rugby World Cup in 2029 in Australia, Head Coach Kitagawa will be looking to bring through a new generation of talent while also maintaining a solid core of experience throughout the team. The physicality and attacking threat of the Fijians will provide a stern test for Japan before they depart for Europe for their return match against Fiji and two tests against Ireland. Whatever the outcome, both sides will be keen to head into the WXV Global Series with the win.

Commenting on the team selection, Head Coach Toshizumi Kitagawa said:

“There will be situations in the match where the contest becomes very physical, so as well as scoring tries, we want to see what these players can do in terms of using their physicality to break down the opposition in both attack and defence.

“Once they build momentum, Fiji are extremely dangerous in attack, so it’s important that we stop them early, before they can get up to speed. We also need to maximise the amount of time we have in attack, while balancing that with a strong kicking game.

“It’s easy for us to say that we want to play quickly, but words alone won’t make that happen. We need to develop the skills that allow us to do it. We’ve really focused on how we can move faster and make the most of the speed and footwork that are strengths of Japanese players.”

The match against Fiji will be broadcast live and available for catch-up on J Sports On Demand from 16:45 JST on Friday, September 4. A delayed telecast will be shown that same evening at 23:00 on J Sports 3.

Sakura Fifteen Team List:

 NameTeamCompanyHeight (cm)Weight (kg)DOBCap
1Nami YOSHIDAYOKOHAMA TKMHuman Life care Yokohama165761999/4/134
2Asuka KUGEARUKAS QUEEN KUMAGAYAGoto Hygiene Consultant164771994/9/2226
3Wako KITANOMIE PEARLSSumitomo Wiring Systems166951999/9/825
4Masami KAWAMURAYOKOGAWA Musashino Artemi-StarsNTT FACILITIES, INC.173751999/7/1325
5Yuna SATOTokyo Sankyu PhoenixSankyu Inc.170801998/9/1129
6Nami ASARIYOKOGAWA Musashino Artemi-StarsHosei Univ.171622008/2/10
7Sakurako KORAITokyo Sankyu PhoenixSankyu Inc.166672003/4/924
8Mele Yua HAVILI KAGAWAYOKOHAMA TKMMedical Corporation Yokohama Mirai171742001/9/298
9Moe TSUKUI (C)YOKOGAWA Musashino Artemi-StarsLIBEST Corp.153542000/3/2847
10Kanna HAYASHIYOKOGAWA Musashino Artemi-StarsSECOM CO., LTD.166662001/4/302
11Kanako KOBAYASHIYOKOGAWA Musashino Artemi-StarsShonan Kamakura General Hospital163681998/11/1323
12Mana FURUTATokyo Sankyu PhoenixNTT Facilities Inc.167691997/11/1641
13Haruka HIROTSUNanairo PRISM FUKUOKAKyushu Fuundou Sales Co., Ltd.169712000/10/2919
14Maiko NISHIYOKOGAWA Musashino Artemi-StarsGraduate School163632004/1/270
15Sora NISHIMURAMIE PEARLSChoko Co.,Ltd.167672000/9/2926
16Moe NAGAOKAYOKOHAMA TKMMitsubishi Jisho Property Management Co., Ltd.163671999/6/76
17Nanako USHIJIMAYOKOGAWA Musashino Artemi-StarsHinomaru Bus Corporation163772002/3/62
18Juka FUJIYOKOHAMA TKMTMG Head Office, Yokohama Branch171852001/1/222
19Mio NISHIMURAYOKOHAMA TKMTotsuka Kyoritsu Medical Satellite168852002/11/299
20Jennifer NDUKA Hokkaido Barbarians DianaMedical System Network168752000/10/1819
21Anan SEOTokyo Sankyu PhoenixOSP HOLDINGS CO.,LTD.155592001/7/163
22Sawa HARADAJapan Univ. of EconomicsJapan Univ. of Economics165632005/3/122
23Honoka TSUNOKAWAYOKOHAMA TKMTotsuka Kyoritsu Yukari no Sato164632001/9/100

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Sakura Fifteen 2026 Match Schedule

Friday 4 September
Japan vs Fiji
Japan Rugby Challenge Match 2026
JAPAN BASE Fukuoka

Saturday 19 September
Japan vs Fiji
WXV Global Series
Pordenone, Italy

Sunday 27 September
Ireland vs Japan
WXV Global Series
Galway, Ireland

Saturday 3 October
Ireland vs Japan
WXV Global Series
Cork, Ireland

Saturday 24 October
Japan vs Wales
Lipovitan D Challenge Cup 2026 / WXV Global Series
Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium, Tokyo

Saturday 31 October
Japan vs Wales
WXV Global Series
Kumagaya Sports and Culture Park Rugby Stadium, Saitama

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