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Japanese User Reminded of Wwii Atrocities After Islamophobic Plane Post

Updated: Jun 15

Inside an airplane cabin, two bearded men wearing white caps and traditional clothing stand in the aisle while passengers remain seated. The image is overlaid with a headline about online backlash against an allegedly Islamophobic social media post and discussions referencing World War II atrocities.

A Threads post by a Japanese user has drawn widespread attention after she shared content that many users viewed as Islamophobic. The post featured a photo of two bearded men in traditional Muslim attire walking down an airplane aisle, accompanied by the caption, "Scary to see this on a plane."


A collage featuring screenshots of social media comments and historical images from the Japanese occupation era. The graphic highlights online responses referencing atrocities committed by the Imperial Japanese Army in Southeast Asia during World War II, with users drawing historical parallels and sharing archival materials related to the occupation of Malaya.

The Japanese user later responded, saying the post was not meant to be discriminatory. According to the user, they only felt uneasy seeing the two men on the plane and had shared the post to find out what others thought.


The user also clarified that the image was not originally theirs. They explained that it was a repost, and that the photo had been taken by someone else and that it was shared on another social media platform

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