Japan’s run to the quarterfinals has seen demand for jerseys outstrip supply.
World Rugby have said more than 200,000 have been sold so far, leaving many fans disappointed at the main Japan 2019 megastore in Tokyo.“We have taken them from the stadiums, as what hasn’t sold at the stadiums is coming back here, we have totally cleaned out Canterbury’s warehouse and we are getting them whenever we can but unfortunately it looks like most of the Japanese jerseys in Japan are sold out.
Robinson said that Japanese fans were spending an average of US$119.64 on goods when they came into the store.
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