A farmer living near a rugby stadium in western Japan hosting a number of matches for the World Cup will be handing out watermelons shaped like rugby balls to visitors Sunday for free, hoping to help build excitement around the games.The watermelons were grown by Kosuke Matsubara, an 86-year-old farmer who has been specializing in oval-shaped fruits and vegetables for decades.Hanazono Rugby Stadium, Japan's first stadium built exclusively for rugby, will host Italy and Namibia in its World Cup match.Matsubara first came up with the idea of growing rugby ball-shaped produce such as watermelo…READ FULL ARTICLE