Japanese public broadcaster NHK and other terrestrial broadcasters are set to air Japan's matches in the Soccer World Cup. While the specific dates remain undisclosed, soccer fans in Japan await with bated breath for the contests, showcasing Japan’s national team against the world's best. The decision underscores these networks' commitment to delivering crucial sports events to the nation.

For many Japanese citizens, soccer is more than a game — it's a social event that unites the nation. NHK's pivotal role is to ensure that the matches are accessible to everyone across the country. This aligns with Japan's public service broadcasting model, which emphasizes universal access and, in this context, supports the Japanese love for soccer.

The U.S. and EU follow a similar pattern, where important sports events like the World Cup are broadcasted over national networks. ESPN and Univision tend to broadcast in the US, while the BBC, ITV, and various national networks broadcast across Europe – all with the aim to make these events accessible to as many viewers as possible.