With just one day to go until the Rugby World Cup kicks off and three days before Japan start their campaign against Chile in Toulouse, Paris' Charles de Gaulle airport was full Wednesday night of Japanese rugby fans in addition to many others who have adopted the Brave Blossoms as their second team.The brand of rugby Japan produced in 2015, when they beat South Africa, and 2019 when they downed Ireland and Scotland to reach the quarterfinals, has ensured they are no longer the easy beats of earlier tournaments. And many, particularly those on the flight from Tokyo, are hoping this year wil…READ FULL ARTICLE
