This week's most significant game of New Zealand rugby takes place in... Japan | Matt McILraith

Post-World Cup, the country is benefitting from an influx of foreign players, including a number of former All Blacks New Zealand eyes are on Japan this weekend, for a top of the table clash between two unbeaten teams. There are All Blacks, Springboks and Wallabies taking the field, guided by two of the most experienced coaches in Super Rugby history. But it’s not the Sunwolves hosting the Chiefs. It isn’t even a Super Rugby match.Instead, the game will be played 90km up the road from Tokyo in front of a full house at the Kumagaya Athletic Stadium. The protagonists are Toshiba Brave Lupus and …