Japanese Baba Vanga Prediction: Is the July 5 Tsunami Warning Coming True in Japan?
Ryo Tatsuki
's Predictions That Came True: Shocking Prophecies Revealed
People are taking Tatsiki's predictions very seriously because she had made remarkably precise forecasts about other events such as 2011 Kobe earthquake, COVID 19 pandemic, and death of Princess Diana and Freddie Mercury. These are predictions which had made earlier and these forecasts came true and that's the main reason why people are taking her predictions casually or lightly.
Japan's tourism industry faces cancellations and panic amid viral disaster predictions
Japan tourism industry has been significant impacted by this rumor which is spreading across the internet and if we notice the reports then a large number of people have cancelled their tickets to Japan during the peak time of summer due to fear.
According to the reports, there was a steep drop in ticket booking. As there is a no official warning has been released by the government, various tourist officials raised their voice and showed their concern over this rumor and urged to people not to cancel their visit to Japan and do not get influenced by the online hysteria and disinformation.
Recently, Miyagi Governor Yoshihiro Murai released the statement and urging people to ignore these type of rumors and said Japanese people are still living there and not leaving the country so there's no reason to get afraid of this. He also requested people to disregard these rumors and keep travelling to Japan.
Japanese Baba Vanga Predictions 2025: FAQs
Who is New Baba Vanga?
Ryo Tatsuki, a self-described clairvoyant and manga artist and released her book " I Future I Saw" in which she made various accurate predictions in the past. She is referred to as the "Japanese Baba Vanga."
What did Ryo Tatsuki foresee, and who is she?
A Japanese manga artist named Tatsuki prophesied in a 1999 publication that the seas around southern Japan will 'boil' on July 5, 2025. Despite being rejected by experts, her predictions are becoming more popular on the internet.
Can someone predict about earthquakes?
No it can not be predicted. Seismologists concur that exact earthquake time and location prediction is not possible with present technological advancements.
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