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The comments are just as hateful. Typical.
 

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Lets hope our local lulldapull was not in the mosques when it happened

A prayer space and nearby Pakistani-owned properties were destroyed in a series of arson attacks in Ebetsu, Hokkaido, Japan following online anti-immigrant agitation. [1, 2, 3]

The Incidents
    • Ebetsu Masjid: A prefabricated building used as a local Islamic prayer space in Ebetsu was burned down in late February 2026.
    • Pakistani-Owned Businesses: Multiple vehicle repair shops and offices nearby were also targeted by fires during a two-week period in February 2026, leaving one person injured after escaping a second-story window. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Investigation and Arrest
    • Ryotaro Ishii: A 37-year-old farmer from Chitose was arrested and put on trial for setting the fires.
    • Motive: The suspect confessed in court, stating he watched videos criticizing foreign residents every day and wanted to drive them out of Japan. [1, 2]

Background and Context
    • Misinformation: The attacks followed false social media rumors accusing the local Muslim community of illegal construction. City records later showed that most unpermitted structures in the area actually belonged to Japanese residents.
    • Community Impact: The violent escalation left the local Muslim and Pakistani population shaken and fearful for their safety. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
 
Maybe this will encourage Pakistanis and other Muslims allied with China to move to Beijing instead of Japan.
 
no doubt Indians will face the same consequences in time by these japs
 
To be fair the Japanese don't like any outsiders. While I disagree with them I can respect their honesty
 
I have heard first time "Pakistani Mosque". Mosques are for everyone. Any nationality can come and pray. Whole point is beyond nationalities.

Anyways, Japanese are one of the most racist people on earth. The imperial Japanese used to think themselves superior to other people. That mentality wasn't exclusive to Imperial Japan only, it persists till now.
 
This was to be expected from the Japanese.

Why do you even have diplomatic relations with such countries?

Boycott Japanese cars in Pakistan. Chinese cars are the future. These Japanese bastards are some of some most racist and vile people on the planet. The nuking of Hiroshima hasn't taught them much.
 
To be fair the Japanese don't like any outsiders. While I disagree with them I can respect their honesty
As if Muslims or Pakistanis dropped 2 nuclear bombs on Japanese men, women, children, infants and burned their streets with napalm bombs.

If they don't like foreigners, first they must kick American rapists out of their occupied islands.

Mosque, church and other worship places are peaceful and sacred locations. Japs are proving to be nutter
 
As if Muslims or Pakistanis dropped 2 nuclear bombs on Japanese men, women, children, infants and burned their streets with napalm bombs.

If they don't like foreigners, first they must kick American rapists out of their occupied islands.

Mosque, church and other worship places are peaceful and sacred locations. Japs are proving to be nutter

Conflicted fvckers. These Japs like to svck up to their Western masters. The days of Samurai Japan are long gone.
 
Lets hope our local lulldapull was not in the mosques when it happened

A prayer space and nearby Pakistani-owned properties were destroyed in a series of arson attacks in Ebetsu, Hokkaido, Japan following online anti-immigrant agitation. [1, 2, 3]

The Incidents
    • Ebetsu Masjid: A prefabricated building used as a local Islamic prayer space in Ebetsu was burned down in late February 2026.
    • Pakistani-Owned Businesses: Multiple vehicle repair shops and offices nearby were also targeted by fires during a two-week period in February 2026, leaving one person injured after escaping a second-story window. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Investigation and Arrest
    • Ryotaro Ishii: A 37-year-old farmer from Chitose was arrested and put on trial for setting the fires.
    • Motive: The suspect confessed in court, stating he watched videos criticizing foreign residents every day and wanted to drive them out of Japan. [1, 2]

Background and Context
    • Misinformation: The attacks followed false social media rumors accusing the local Muslim community of illegal construction. City records later showed that most unpermitted structures in the area actually belonged to Japanese residents.
    • Community Impact: The violent escalation left the local Muslim and Pakistani population shaken and fearful for their safety. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
I'm in Nagoya man. 300 kms from de action. Brainwashing happens everywhere in da world no?
 
Next they will be coming with their swords to "defend" their country.
Man its not just muslims being vilified here. Muslims are a very tiny minority here. The bulk of the anger is directed at the Chinese, Koreans, Viets, Fillipeendo, Indonesians and the Nepali/ Bangladeshi's here.

Pakistani's barely number 20k in a population of a 120 million bhai. And half of them are students.
 
no doubt Indians will face the same consequences in time by these japs
I am an Indian Hindu, and we Indian Hindus do not see Japan as a land of economic opportunity. Japan means much more to us than that. We want Japan to remain a stronghold of Hindu-Buddhist traditions, and we deeply value its civilizational heritage.

Millions of Japanese visit Buddhist sites in Bihar every year. Today, Bihar has star-rated hotels, better roads, railways, airports, and other infrastructure for tourists. But even when Bihar lacked world-class tourist infrastructure, Japanese people still visited Bihar in huge numbers because of their deep connection with Buddhism and its sacred sites.

Japan is Japan because of its unique Hindu-Buddhist civilizational traditions, and that heritage should never be lost. We do not want Japan to lose its cultural identity or become culturally disconnected from the traditions that shaped it. That is all an average Hindu in India wishes for Japan and the Japanese people.

We don't want to invade Japan, we are not China. We want Japan to remain strong, independent, culturally confident, and connected to its ancient Hindu-Buddhist heritage.
 

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