This Tuesday marks a day off in the action at the event.
However, there have been events taking place surrounding the event.
An official ceremony has been held to welcome Ireland's Rugby World Cup squad to the event.
"On behalf of World Rugby and Rugby World Cup Limited to officially welcome the players, management and officials of Irish Rugby Union to World Cup 2015," said World Rugby chief executive Brett Gosper.
Ireland opened their World Cup campaign with a 50-7 blowout victory over Canada.
They will next face Romania on Sunday.
Tomorrow's action will include 3-matches, with Japan looking to come in off one of the biggest upsets ever in international rugby when they take on Scotland.
Japan stunned the rugby world in its opener with a 34-32 victory over South Africa.
Other action tomorrow will pit Australia against Fiji.
And the late match will have France against Romania.
