With four months to go until the World Cup, Kamaishi revealed Friday the progress it has made in constructing temporary stands at the northeastern Japan city's new rugby stadium.The Kamaishi Recovery Memorial Stadium has a permanent seating capacity of 6,000, but temporary stands are being added to enable approximately 10,000 additional fans to attend the two matches scheduled in the city devastated by the earthquake-tsunami disaster in 2011.It is the only newly constructed stadium among the World Cup's 12 match venues.Workers on Friday operated two cranes in constructing the seating struct…READ FULL ARTICLE
