Japan have just four games to ensure they are in tip-top shape for the Rugby World Cup, and the first comes on Saturday in Kamaishi against a Fiji team in a perfect position to give the home team a reality check.Head coach Jamie Joseph has not seen his team under test match pressure since 2018, so the upcoming warm-ups are vital for Japan to bond and build before the world's top teams land on these shores in pursuit of the Webb Ellis Cup.In contrast, world No. 9-ranked Fiji arrive for the first game of the Pacific Nations Cup having just logged two strong showings against the New Zealand Ma…READ FULL ARTICLE