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  • 7/3/2025
Japan holds its breath as a decades‑old manga, The Future I Saw by Ryo Tatsuki, resurfaces with a chilling prophecy: a devastating earthquake and tsunami striking on July 5, 2025. With her past forecast of the 2011 Tōhoku disaster hauntingly accurate, fear has spread across East Asia. Over 900 tremors have rattled the Tokara Islands, tourism has plunged, and airlines are canceling flights. But experts insist: earthquakes can’t be predicted. This is hype vs. science. Are we facing a countdown to catastrophe, or just media-fueled panic? Find out now!

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00:00Japan holds its breath as a decades-old manga, The Future I Saw by Ryo Tatsuki resurfaces with
00:13a chilling prophecy. A devastating earthquake and tsunami striking on July 5, 2025. Originally
00:20published in 1999 and reissued in 2021, this mysterious graphic diary appears to have foretold
00:27the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami. And now it ominously marks July 5, 2025 as the date
00:35of another catastrophic event, sparking mass alarm across the nation.
00:45After the Tohoku disaster struck in March 2011, a cover entry from her manga reading, Disaster
00:51in March 2011 turned prophecy into reality. As the updated edition warns of an underwater
00:58rupture in the Philippine Sea, triggering a tsunami three times the height of 2011, many cannot
01:05dismiss it as a fiction.
01:09Fears intensified this July as seismic swamps rocked the Tohoku Islands. Over 900 tremors
01:19since June, culminating in a strong magnitude 5.5 quack on June 2. This wave of activity
01:27overlaps alarmingly with the prophecy date.
01:36Panic is hitting Japan's economy. April still saw a post-pandemic high of 3.9 million tourists,
01:43but maze arrivals from Hong Kong fell 11 percent year on year.
01:48Airlines from Greater Bay and Hong Kong Airlines slashed flights amid booking collapses, some reports
01:53noting up to an 83 percent drop. Local prefectures like Dottori and Tokushima witness nearly 50 percent
02:01lesser bookings from Asia.
02:08Authorities are fighting fear with facts. The Japan Meteorological Agency emphasizes earthquake prediction
02:15is scientifically impossible. Miyagi Prefecture Governor Yoshihiro Murai denounces the rumors as
02:23unscientific and damaging to tourism. Experts like Robert Geller and Naoya Sekia urged that
02:30preparedness, not prophecy, should guide public policy.
02:35A sky-perfect JSAT survey found about 49 percent of Japanese aged 15 to 69 had heard of manga's
02:47prophecy, particularly among women and youth. Meanwhile, many have mocked the hype. If she's
02:54right about this one, I'll believe her. Otherwise, she can take a hike, commented one skeptical reader.
03:00In response, Japan is renewing disaster readiness plans.
03:10Measures announced this week include faster embankment construction, robust evacuation sites,
03:16and community drills. Yet a decade-old strategy still only reduces deck toll projections by 20 percent,
03:23not the hoped 80 percent.
03:30Only time will tell. But with the countdown to July 5 underway, the world watches. Is it destiny
03:37or mere coincidence? Japanese citizens are stocking supplies, travelers are hesitating, and emergency
03:45systems are primed.

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