Japan prepares for Rugby World Cup

TOKYO, Japan - (From L) Japan Rugby Football Union President Yoshiro Mori, a former Japanese prime minister, International Rugby Board Chairman Bernard Lapasset, and IRB Chief Executive Officer and Secretary General Mike Miller shake hands in Tokyo on May 10, 2011. Japan plans to host Rugby World Cup in 2019.

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