Result: England 35-15 Japan
Cokanasiga & Hartley score late tries to ensure victory
Wilson try gave England lead after they trailed at half-time
Leitch and Nakamura tries put Japan 15-10 ahead
Care try in fourth minute for England
Highlights on BBC Two from 19:30
England 30-15 Japan
Japan are still trying to run it from deep, but, with fatigue setting in, the England defence is smothering them more easily.
Courtney Lawes secures a turnover for the hosts, 40 metres from the Japan line.
England 30-15 Japan
Image source, PAA slightly happier Eddie Jones?
I think the video debrief session is going to be an 18 certificate.
Japan have made England look slow, clumsy and one-dimensional at times with their quick hands and smart tactics.
England 30-15 Japan
Ugo Monye
Former England winger at Twickenham
That is Richard Wigglesworth down to a tee.
A perfect box kick, he sends it right up into the air, Jamie George does excellently to tip it back to the scrum-half who plays in the powerful Cokanasiga.
What a moment for the 21-year-old.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 30-15 Japan
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
That's made the game safe. Richard Wigglesworth is 35 now so good on him.
He chased his own box-kick, got as much yardage as he could and realised he wasn't going to get there. You're not going to stop Joe Cokanasiga from that distance.
Joe Cokanasiga (con Ford)
Image source, ReutersJoe Cokanasiga is the man with the debut score, but this is all about replacement scrum-half Richard Wigglesworth's street-smarts.
The Saracens hangs up a pinpoint box-kick bomb. The chase is good and the ball bobbles out of the aerial contest and into the mitts of Jamie George.
Wigglesworth is on the scene to scamper up the right wing before feeding inside of Joe Cokanasiga to crash over.
Two more for George Ford.
Image source, reutersEngland 23-15 Japan
England have got their defence set and steady. Combined with slow ball, that clogs up the Japan attack.
Courtney Lawes clamps down over the top of Will Tupou to secure a vital turnover.
England 23-15 Japan
Kenki Fukuoka is sprung by some slick hands in the Japanese backline and Jack Nowell only just hauls down the wing by his bootlaces.
Penalty Japan. They tap and go. They are 10 metres short...
England 23-15 Japan
Kritt Normsaskul: The main focus in training for England following this performance must surely be to stop giving so many penalties away. And stop kicking the ball all the time!
Gregory Taylor: Good comeback England, not an easy game but this a good proper test match.
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George Ford
Is England's fitness and strength of bench starting to show?
George Ford pokes over a penalty to put his team more than a converted score clear.
But this has been heavy weather rather than the expected light work.
England 20-15 Japan
Ugo Monye
Former England winger at Twickenham
Good pressure from England, the Japanese team is starting to look fatigued but they're still making the cheap easy yards in the wide channel.
It's a good kick from George Ford and good chase from Wilson, this is a great platform for England now.
England 20-15 Japan
Danielle Waterman
Former England international on BBC Radio 5 live
England still need to play with control, they need to play in the right areas of the field and be on the same page.
The guys coming off the bench have added a different level of intensity. There's tries there to be had but they still need to play with patience and control.
England 20-15 Japan
Japan are still alive and alert, tapping and going when awarded a midfield penalty.
Michael Leitch still doing his wing impression out wide.
But there is a fumble from Ryoto Nakamura and England have a scrum down 30 metres out with a healthy blindside to play with...
England 20-15 Japan
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Much better momentum from England there. Four or five decent punches into the heart of the Japanese defence and then a nice little inside ball from Ford.
Mark Wilson (con Ford)
More control, more poise and more points for England.
Replacement Kyle Sinckler flicks a pass onto fellow pine-rider Sam Underhill to set up decent platform.
Quick ball, outside burst from George Ford and a lovely inside ball for Mark Wilson to walk over from 10m.
Ford converts his own try.
Image source, Getty ImagesMeanwhile Wales have just run in their 10th try against Tonga at the Principality Stadium.
They were tied at 24-24 at one point but have run riot in the second half.
George Ford
George Ford has kept the kicking tee and duties despite Owen Farrell's introduction off the bench.
And he lands one from out wide and 40m to cut the tourists' lead to two points.
Those are England's first points since Jamie George's sin-binning early in the first half.
England 10-15 Japan
Look away, England fans...
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England 10-15 Japan
Ugo Monye
Former England winger at Twickenham
Incredible once again from Japan.
Right from phase one they're trying to disrupt any set piece ball for England, they're taking away England's time, power and oxygen.
What looked like a very promising position for England has resulted in a penalty kick for Japan and they've cleared 40 metres down the field.
England 10-15 Japan
Danielle Waterman
Former England international on BBC Radio 5 live
Ford looks indecisive, he's not quite sure what he wants to do in terms of releasing his outside backs. That split-second is allowing Japan to get more people on their feet to defend.
Image source, PAEngland 10-15 Japan
England are up to within 10 metres, Japan are scrambling... and it is a turnover!
Danny Care fails to releases after he is superbly snared by prop Keita Inagaki following a snipe around the fringe.