Fans who have come to Japan for the Rugby World Cup are traveling beyond cities hosting the matches during their stays, be it to Mt. Fuji, temples in Kyoto or the Hiroshima peace memorial, to take in a myriad sights across the nation.The inbound rugby fans, whom organizers predict to top 400,000 at the six-week tournament, are enjoying the hosts' hospitality and savoring beers and local cuisines, while Japanese retail and tourism industries try to woo such long-stay, generous spenders.Jon Moore and his wife Cindy said they came to Japan for two weeks to watch Wales play Georgia in Aichi Pre…READ FULL ARTICLE