Japan routed Spain 40-7 in a rugby Test on Saturday, with fullback Ayumu Goromaru scoring from six of seven penalty kicks.
Japan led 15-7 by halftime in the Spanish capital after Goromaru made his first five penalty kicks.
Cesar Sampere scored Spain's sole try in the 36th minute while Japan was a man down with Luke Thompson excluded for 10 minutes.
Shota Horie scored a try while Japan was still missing a player in the 47th to extend the lead to 20-7.
Goromaru finally missed his sixth penalty kick, but succeeded at his seventh in the 52nd for a 23-7 lead.
Japan then added three more tries to complete the demolition.
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