Kenichiro Okamoto was reportedly stabbed many times after a conference in Japan (Representational)
A well-known Japanese blogger has been stabbed to death by an internet user he had argued with, shortly after giving a talk on "how to manage disputes online."
Kenichiro Okamoto, known to web users as Hagex, was reportedly followed to the toilets and stabbed several times in the back after a conference on Sunday in Fukuoka, southwestern Japan, according to local media.
According to his blog, the 41-year-old wanted to "share his experiences about quarrels online and how to deal with them."
A 42-year-old suspect has been arrested and has confessed to the crime, saying he "hated" the blogger, according to Japanese state broadcaster NHK.
Okamoto was a specialist on online security who appeared several times on television to talk about the internet in Japan.
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