Ryo Tatsuki, a former Japanese manga artist often dubbed Japan’s “Baba Vanga,” has issued a chilling prediction: a catastrophic mega-tsunami is set to strike in July 2025. Tatsuki claims her visions come to her in vivid dreams, a phenomenon she has experienced since the 1980s.
In her most recent premonition, Tatsuki foresees an undersea volcanic eruption between Japan and the Philippines, leading to a massive tsunami. She describes the ocean floor bursting open, causing waves larger than those of the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake. The predicted disaster could impact Japan, the Philippines, Taiwan, Indonesia, and even parts of India. みんなのらくらくThe Economic TimesThe Daily Guardian
Tatsuki’s previous predictions have garnered attention for their accuracy. Notably, her 1999 manga “The Future I Saw” depicted a “March 2011 Great Disaster,” which eerily coincided with the actual 2011 earthquake and tsunami. She also foresaw a pandemic peaking in 2020, aligning with the COVID-19 outbreak. Mashable India
While Tatsuki’s predictions are unsettling, experts urge caution. Seismologists acknowledge Japan’s vulnerability to natural disasters but emphasize the importance of relying on scientific data and preparedness. They advise against making decisions based solely on unverified prophecies. The Times of India
As July approaches, Tatsuki’s warning serves as a reminder of nature’s unpredictability. Regardless of the prophecy’s validity, it underscores the need for disaster readiness and awareness in vulnerable regions.
