New Zealand will settle for nothing less than winning the Rugby World Cup 2019 in Japan, but the team also wants to experience the local culture and entertain fans in the process, All Blacks coach Steve Hansen said Tuesday.Speaking to reporters in southwestern Japan's Oita Prefecture, where his side will play one of their pool matches at the tournament, Hansen said his players planned to make the most of their time at the first World Cup staged outside a top-tier rugby nation."Clearly we want to come and win it," the 2015 World Cup-winning coach said. "But we also want to enjoy our time her…READ FULL ARTICLE