Kylian Mbappe, the football superstar, has made history by scoring 22 goals in the World Cup, setting a new record in the tournament's history. This achievement took place in an electrifying match that left fans of the sport in awe worldwide. Details regarding the match, specific goals, and comments from Mbappe have been gaining significant attention.

In Japan, football is not the most popular sport compared to baseball, but Japan's interest in football has been growing rapidly, especially since its national team started making a regular appearance in the World Cup since 1998. A record like this made by Mbappe carries noteworthy media coverage, underlining Japan's receptivity towards football's global phenomena.

The attitude towards such a record in the US or EU would likely be similar, if not more fervently celebrated, especially in Europe, where football is the major sport. The specific visibility of the achievement might depend on the country; in France, for instance, home to Mbappe, the coverage would be extensive and celebrated on every platform.