WATCH: Japan players wade through flooding for captain's run

Typhoon Hagibis already making its presence felt as footage emerges of flooding

As Japan prepares for Typhoon Hagibis, the Brave Blossoms are keeping focused and continuing their matchday preparations as normal - or at least, as much as possible.

The Japanese Rugby Union this morning released a video showing players wading through flooding at a stadium in Tokyo as they take part in their final training before the match.

The video below shows players negotiate their way through thigh-high waters to get onto the pitch at Prince Chichibu Stadium:

【日本代表】
本日、キャプテンズランを行いました🏃🏻‍♂️🏉☔️
皆さま、台風には万全の対策を🙏🏻#rugbyjp #OneTeam  #BRAVEを届けよう #RWC2019  #JPNvSCO  #RWC横浜 pic.twitter.com/xGUVfmS9p1

— 日本ラグビーフットボール協会 (@JRFUMedia) October 12, 2019

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