OITA, Japan - Among the 12 hosts at this year's Rugby World Cup, Oita will stage five matches at a venue located in a remote part of the southwestern Japan city, a situation that has left local transport operators and the prefectural government scrambling with their preparations ahead of rugby's showcase event.
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