Rugby may not be Japan’s national sport, but the World Cup is changing the game with awareness levels hitting an all-time high of 83.9%. This is a rise from just over half 51.2% of the population since 2015, according to the World Cup Organising Committee. The Japanese games especially reached larger audiences than ever before, causing Japan to break the record for a single-market live audience for its home team game versus Ireland.
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