The 36-year-old hooker had been due to hang up his boots after the World Cup, but said he intended to "have fun" when the new Japan Rugby League One campaign kicks off on Saturday.
"I'm glad I've taken it, it's only an extra six months," he said, after being introduced to reporters alongside another new Kubota signing, Welsh full-back Liam Williams.
"I'm going to give everything I've got and have a bit of fun with it."
Kubota lost their South African hooker Malcolm Marx for the season with a knee injury suffered at the World Cup. Читать дальше...