Kamaishi Recovery Memorial Stadium welcomed the world Saturday as it joined the list of rugby grounds to host a test match.But this stadium is unlike any other, having been built on the grounds of two schools destroyed by the massive earthquake and tsunami that hit on March 11, 2011, decimating much of Japan's northeastern coastline and the towns built on it.By the end of October, the ground will have tripled its number of international games, as it hosts two matches at the Rugby World Cup. Saturday's game between Japan and Fiji was a chance for organizers to have a test run."It is an honor…READ FULL ARTICLE