A controversy is swirling in Japan as a video surfaced on social media where a club member is heard threatening, "I will kill you." The offending video quickly went viral, alerting local authorities to the matter. The identities of both individuals involved were not released, but according to sources, the incident occurred in an educational institution. The exact timeline of the event is currently under investigation.

The issue is raising eyebrows in Japan where respect, harmony, and non-violence are deeply ingrained cultural values. Cyberbullying incidents typically spark widespread discussions on reemphasizing these values in the digital realm. Furthermore, Japan's law enforcement and educational institutions tend to take a serious stance against such harmful conduct.

In the U.S. or EU, similar incidents attract considerable attention, often leading to comprehensive investigations. If proven guilty, the perpetrators face legal consequences, and schools may implement disciplinary action that includes suspension or expulsion. Cyberbullying prevention education is also promoted.