Wales earn a three-try victory against Japan in tricky Tokyo conditions to secure a second win of their WXV campaign.

Wales secured a 17-0 victory over Japan in Tokyo to claim their second win of the WXV campaign. In challenging conditions featuring wind, rain, and humidity, scrum-half Seren Lockwood opened the scoring with a 35th-minute try converted by Freya Bell to give Sean Lynn's side a 7-0 lead at halftime.
Wales extended their lead in the second half through a lineout drive finished by Kelsey Jones, before Lockwood added her second try late in the match. The win was marred by a serious-looking knee injury to center Bell, as both teams prepare to meet again in Kumagaya City next Saturday.
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