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The manga artist who has prophesied a superquake in Japan on July 5
Manga artist Ryo Tatsuki wrote in her 2021 work ‘The Future I Saw’ about a crack forming beneath the sea between Japan and the Philippines, which she claimed would trigger a tsunami three times more powerful than the one in 2011.
Will Great Disaster Strike Japan on July 5? Manga Artist Predicts Mega Earthquake
Japan is now a topic of discussion worldwide due to a grim prediction by manga artist Ryo Tatsuki. The Japanese graphic novel artist and psychic predicted a great disaster for the East Asian country on July 15. In her best-selling comic, The Future I Saw, she predicted that a mega earthquake would strike Japan in July.
Over 1,000 quakes rock Japan, fueling fears over a July 5 earthquake prediction from a viral manga. Officials deny scientific ...
You must have heard about the July 5 massive earthquake and tsunami prediction that is trending in Japan but do you who has ...
A 5.5 magnitude earthquake struck southwestern Japan, triggering concerns amidst viral rumors of a predicted mega-disaster on ...
Panic is spreading across Japan as more than 1,000 earthquakes have rattled the country in just two weeks, fueling viral ...
A 5.5 magnitude earthquake struck southwestern Japan, intensifying public anxiety due to a viral manga predicting a major ...
Japanese authorities have evacuated Toshima Island after more than 1,000 earthquakes hit the region.According to Independent, ...
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Is The World Ending On July 5? Japanese 'Baba Vanga' Predicts Tsunami, Sparks Panic Before 'Disaster Date'Ryo Tatsuki’s July 5 tsunami prediction is going viral again. As the ‘disaster date’ nears, global anxiety spikes. Here's ...
Japan is on edge as a manga artist's prediction of a catastrophic disaster on July 5, 2025, gains traction, fueled by her ...
Some feng shui masters in Hong Kong have warned of natural disasters in Japan this year, including TV personality “Master Seven” who urged people to refrain from visiting the country in April and May.
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Japan has warned that its plans to handle a megaquake in the Nankai Trough still fall short of saving thousands of lives. The government now wants faster action to build barriers, run more drills, and ...
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