Roshi, a prominent Japanese baseball player, has made an impactful relief appearance in the Major League. This comes amidst increased excitement and support from the Japanese public for their athletes performing on international stages. Specific details on when and where this match took place have not been disclosed yet, but it marks another significant milestone in Roshi's career and for Japanese baseball as a whole.

Baseball has long been a national passion in Japan, and athletes who achieve success, particularly in international leagues like the U.S's Major League Baseball, are widely celebrated. The public shows immense support and enthusiasm for such individuals who put Japan on the global baseball map. Roshi's performance is thus a considerable proud moment for the country.

In the U.S or EU, athletes succeeding in their respective sports at international platforms also receive adulation and support, whether the sport is baseball, soccer, or basketball. However, the U.S, where baseball originates, might not carry the same sense of national pride for a player joining the Major League since it's commonplace. The distinction lies in how Japan perceives their homegrown athletes's success on foreign soil.