The All Blacks have embraced Japan and are looking forward to contesting the Rugby World Cup in a "special" country, New Zealand captain Kieran Read said Saturday after leading his side to a 37-20 win over Australia in the Bledisloe Cup.Following the victory in front of 46,143 at Nissan Stadium -- a Japanese record attendance for a test match -- the 33-year-old Read said his team had been deeply moved by the way they had been received in Japan."It's a special place, Japan. We've found out this week how special it is and really embraced it," said Read, whose team's focus has turned from the …READ FULL ARTICLE