Full time25 April 2009
Hanazono Rugby Stadium, Osaka Prefecture, Higashiosaka City, Japan · Men's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 2011Head-to-head

Japan won by 77 points.

Scoring

  1. 10’TJapan try · Yuta Imamura5–0
  2. 11’CJapan conversion · Shaun Webb7–0
  3. 14’TJapan try · Takashi Kikutani12–0
  4. 15’CJapan conversion · Shaun Webb14–0
  5. 17’TJapan try · Shaun Webb19–0
  6. 18’CJapan conversion · Shaun Webb21–0
  7. 29’PKazakhstan penalty · Denis Cherkashin21–3
  8. 34’TJapan try · Ayumu Goromaru26–3
  9. 35’CJapan conversion · Shaun Webb28–3
  10. 38’TJapan try · Shaun Webb33–3
  11. 39’CJapan conversion · Shaun Webb35–3
  12. 40’TJapan try · Ayumu Goromaru40–3
  13. 42’TJapan try · Bryce Robins45–3
  14. 43’CJapan conversion · Shaun Webb47–3
  15. 45’TKazakhstan try · Ildar Abdrazakov47–8
  16. 46’CKazakhstan conversion · Denis Cherkashin47–10
  17. 55’TJapan try · Yuki Yatomi52–10
  18. 56’CJapan conversion · Shaun Webb54–10
  19. 62’TJapan try · Luke Thompson59–10
  20. 63’CJapan conversion · Shaun Webb61–10
  21. 69’TJapan try · Michael Leitch66–10
  22. 70’CJapan conversion · Shaun Webb68–10
  23. 73’TJapan try · Yuta Imamura73–10
  24. 78’TJapan try · Jack Tarrant78–10
  25. 79’CJapan conversion · Ayumu Goromaru80–10
  26. 81’TJapan try · Hiroki Yoshida85–10
  27. 82’CJapan conversion · Ayumu Goromaru87–10

Line-ups

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Context

All-time, Japan 6–0 Kazakhstan in 6 scored Tests. Full head-to-head

Japan going in
Kazakhstan going in

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Results to 27 September 2026. Scoring and line-ups come from World Rugby match summaries where available; older Tests may have neither.