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M: Hello, My name is Masaya and this is Akifumi.
Welcome to the KSU student podcast.
A: From now, we will talk about Japan's Rugby World Cup term.
Please listen to our talk.
M: Hello, Akifumi How are you doing?
A: Hello, Masaya. I'm so-so. How about you?
M: I'm excited, because I watched the Rugby World Cup on TV.
Did you watch it?
A: I saw it on the news. Japan's team seemed to be great.
M: That's right. Japan beat South Africa even though the South African team was ranked higher.
A: Oh, It's good. Was Japan able to go on the quarter finals?
M: Unfortunately, Japan was not able to go on the quarter finals.
But, Japan get three wins in the World Cup.
A: Humm.... It was disappointing. And I saw it in news, it seems to be a splendid achievement.
M: This victory was appreciated worldwide.
And Japan's team attracted attention because of this game.
For example, “Goromaru” poses were popular.
A: Then I heard it. There seems to be a lot of people imitating the Goromaru pose.
What pose is that?
M: That is a routine of Goromaru. He does it to raise concentration before kicking a ball.
Because it is a characteristic pose, many people imitate it.
A: I see. I have learned how fun is through these facts.
I was not interested in rugby until I saw this tournament.
M: I think that I want everybody to know the fun things about the rugby.
The World Cup will be held in Japan in 2019.
A: Wow! It's splendid. We must support the Japanese team.
That's all. Thanks for listening. We hope you learned something new.
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