Rugby World Cup winner Jonny Wilkinson believes Kamaishi's role as a venue for this year's tournament is the result of something "almost beyond human in terms of power."On March 11, 2011, Kamaishi was rocked by a powerful earthquake and tsunami that destroyed much of the town. The disaster killed 1,064 people, or some 3 percent of the population, and forced up to 9,883 survivors to evacuate their homes, according to the city office.But eight years later, the town in northeastern Japan's Iwate Prefecture, is set to welcome rugby fans from around the world when it hosts Fiji and Uruguay on Se…READ FULL ARTICLE
