Former Japanese Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori on Sunday received an award from World Rugby for his contributions to the sport and role in Japan's successful bid to host next year's World Cup.Mori, who serves as the honorary chairman of the Japan Rugby Football Union, was named the recipient of the Vernon Pugh Award for Distinguished Service by the sport's world governing body at an award ceremony in Monte Carlo."I'm very honored and moved. I've wanted to devote my life to working for rugby, and I'm very glad I have been able to do that," said Mori, 81, also the head of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics…READ FULL ARTICLE