VOX POPULI: Time will tell if Japan's new love of rugby is real or a passing fad | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis
For Japan, the Rugby World Cup is about so much more than sporting glory - New Statesman
Twitter erupts after Japan rugby fans seen dancing with leeks during Wales semi final South Africa | Daily Mail Online
Japan's GREATEST victory? Japan v Ireland 2019 - YouTube
Japan's engagement of young, new fans has created an unique World Cup atmosphere - it should be a model for others to followFind your Rugby World Cup champions.
Kanagawa, Japan. 27th Oct, 2019. Rugby fans wearing Japanese team 'Brave Blossom' jerseys attend the Rugby World Cup 2019 Semi-Final 2 between Wales and South Africa at International Stadium Yokohama, near to
Japan need another giant-slaying to keep fair-weather fans
Rugby Fever Bodes Well for Young Japanese Players | JAPAN Forward
How rugby scored big in Japan | Cathay
Japan v Scotland Rugby World Cup at Kingsholm | West Country - ITV News
Rugby World Cup fan in Japan becomes crowd favourite by body painting team jerseys - ABC News
Japanese fans deal with 'rugby loss' after team's quarterfinal exit from World Cup - The Japan Times
Rugby World Cup: Joy and disbelief in Japan after win against South Africa - BBC News
Jason O'Toole comment: 'Rugby World Cup is a great chance to promote Irish tourism to Japanese' - Irish Mirror Online
Watch: the RWC 2019 game-changer for Japan and Asia - Asia Rugby
Japanese superfan turns body into canvas for World Cup | CNN
Japan rugby bosses thinking big and focusing on being global ahead of new professional league starting next month | South China Morning Post
Rugby: Fans pumped and ready for World Cup to start in Tokyo
Japan's heroics have fans daring to dream at Rugby World Cup | Rugby World Cup 2019 | The Guardian
What can Tokyo 2020 learn from the Rugby World Cup? | Sport
Rugby mania has gripped Japan. Will it continue after the World Cup? | Rugby World Cup 2019 | The Guardian
Rugby fever sweeps Japan, as Goromaru and Co. become household names - The Japan Times
Sony teams with Japanese rugby bodies for marketing company to build the game's fan base | The Drum
