The Japanese men's rugby team on Friday unveiled their jersey for the Rugby World Cup, kicking off Sept. 8 in France.Brave Blossoms players modeled the jersey, which replaces the one worn by the team that reached the quarterfinals of the World Cup for the first time four years ago when the tournament was held in Japan.It features the customary red and white horizontal stripes, along with the motif of a "kabuto" samurai helmet said to represent the "bushido" warrior code.The jerseys are made of fibers recycled from clothing contributed by fans, symbolizing players and fans fighting together …READ FULL ARTICLE