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 10-15 Japan
England turn over the ball. Are they going to go from deep?
No, Danny Care has seen enough of this half of rugby and boots the ball dead.
George Ford calls his team together on the pitch to administer a ticking off before Eddie Jones detonates his own nuclear-grade rollicking.
England 10-15 Japan
Japan are thumping up around the fringes. They are five out as the clock ticks red...
England 10-15 Japan
Ugo Monye
Former England winger at Twickenham
This is now massively concerning, the ease at which Japan are getting round England.
Leitch is practically a part-time winger and Japan have been dominant.
One things for certain we're going to see lots of changes at half-time, this isn't the standards Eddie Jones sets.
Image source, gettEngland 10-15 Japan
Michael Leitch with a charge down the line!
Can he get into the corner?
Alex Lozowski just about gets across to make the tackle and Henry Slade nabs his basketball-style offload inside.
But it is a scrum down Japan, five out.
England are hanging on by the skin of their gumguards.
England 10-15 Japan
There is more sleight of hand in this Japan team than in a convention of card sharps.
A lovely inside pass over his shoulder from Ryoto Nakamura almost springs a runner.
England 10-15 Japan
England give away their sixth penalty of the match as they chase up Elliot Daly's booming clearance but flop off their feet at the breakdown.
The visitors have offered up just one so far.
England 10-15 Japan
Danielle Waterman
Former England international on BBC Radio 5 live
This stadium is so quiet. I've been here the last couple of weeks and it's been rocking but today it's so quiet.
England 10-15 Japan
Jamie George is back from his sin-binning. England need him.
But Chris Ashton has a leg injury. He is off and getting some ice on his calf.
Henry Slade is off the bench and into midfield. Jack Nowell is shoved out to the wing.
Zach Mercer is back at eight with Dylan Hartley back in his trackie.
England 10-15 Japan
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Japan are playing with invention and pace and when they eventually got the ball to Michael Leitch, he still had so much to do. It was a brilliant finish, he could have been a full-back.
England 10-15 Japan
Ugo Monye
Former England winger at Twickenham
Image source, ReutersWhat brilliant play from Japan!
From Leitch, we know his quality and importance to this team.
Could we be seeing a repeat of that South Africa game in 2015? Leitch was dancing and finishing like any world class winger there.
Michael Leitch
Image source, ReutersThis is summer sevens exhibition stuff.
And a horror show for England.
Sublime high-wire offloads, delicate grubbers, electric bursts, Japan show off the full repertoire before Michael Leitch darts down the side of the breakdown, sells Elliot Daly a sidestep and dives over for a second try.
The conversion drifts just wide.
England 10-10 Japan
Japan are mixing it up, ducking and diving like a peak-era Prince Naseem.
A quick line-out catches England out and they are moving the ball quickly out of hand.
England 10-10 Japan
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
England need to wake up. They've got to play with some pace and dynamism because they're running at about 60% at the moment.
Elliot Daly
Th-wack!
Elliot Daly's instep slaps the ball over from halfway and England are back level.
England 7-10 Japan
England win a penalty at scrum-time on the halfway line.
Elliot Daly is going to load up that siege-gun right peg.
Some jeers from the Twickenham crowd at that call after the adventure and innovation of the visitors...
England 7-10 Japan
Danielle Waterman
Former England women's international on BBC Radio 5 live
I don't think England are really challenging Japan. Some of their carries have been ineffective because they're by themselves, there's no one leaching on and taking them into the collisions.
England 7-10 Japan
Japan have dominated possession and territory.
This has not been a ram-raid on the England tryline, they have applied consistent concerted pressure.
Eddie Jones is off his feet and glaring down at the pitch. There is a paint-stripper of a half-time team-talk brewing...
England 7-10 Japan
Ugo Monye
Former England winger at Twickenham
Image source, ReutersWell you've just got to say it's not inventive, it's just direct.
In international rugby, sometimes you just have to test the opposition - see if they're willing to put the big tackle in on you and Nakamura has just rolled over Lozowski.
You can't say Japan don't deserve it.
England 7-10 Japan
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
Japan took the lead against New Zealand and they've taken the lead here.
We were wondering what magic they were going to come up with. It was as complicated as Ryoto Nakamura taking the ball and running at George Ford.
Ryoto Nakamura (con Tamura)
Image source, ReutersAnd it is nothing less than Japan deserve.
Centre Ryoto Nakamura takes a crash ball straight off his scrum-half, puts a step on Alex Lozowski and plunges over the whitewash.
An eerie atmosphere around Twickenham.
This is not how it was supposed to go.
Conversion from Yu Tamura.