Shigeru Honda realizes the male players at this year's Rugby World Cup will garner the headlines and make the big bucks, but he also believes that by hosting the tournament there is a great opportunity to get more Japanese women involved in the sport.Honda, a 61-year-old science teacher, has coached high school rugby teams in central Japan's Shizuoka Prefecture for more than three decades, and now he considers developing the talents of female players his calling."I started coaching girls as a way to kill time, but the number of players increased gradually," Honda said. "I've decided to push…READ FULL ARTICLE
