【ラグビー日本代表の覚醒】第8回W杯 激闘（2015年）｜ブライトンの奇跡と、4年間の必然

[The Awakening of the Japanese Rugby National Team] The 8th Rugby World Cup: Fierce Battles (2015) | The Miracle of Brighton and Four Years of Inevitability "Japan only needs to participate"—there was a time when the world thought that. 7 tournaments, 28 matches, just one win. That was the reality of Japanese rugby before 2015. Eddie Jones' "Japan Way" and four years of preparation, often called hell, all came to fruition in Brighton, England. With just a few minutes remaining against South Africa, Captain Michael Leitch's decision to choose a scrum instead of a penalty goal to tie the game. And then—the game-winning try. This victory, described as "the biggest upset in rugby history," Goromaru declared, "It wasn't a miracle, it was inevitable." Three wins and one loss in the group stage. Even with that, they fell short of the quarterfinals—including that cruel ending— This is the first story of Japanese rugby showing its true potential to the world. #JapanRugbyNationalTeam #MiracleOfBrighton #RugbyWorldCup #EddieJones #JapanRugby