Japanese Baba Vanga's Prediction 2025: Chilling Tsunami prophecy sparks fear again
This spine chilling event has brought a prediction from a Japanese Baba Vanga that was made years ago back to the limelight again. The Japanese Baba Vanga, Ryo Tatsuki had made a prediction in her book, Watashi ga Mita Mirai (The Future I Saw) that a massive Earthquake and Tsunami would hit the Japan in July and notably the particular date passed without any incident happening on that day.
But now after this incident, people are afraid and recalling the prediction again in which it was clearly mentioned that Tsunami would hit the Japan and the incident would be three times more powerful than the one happened in 2011.
Tatsuki described the formation of a sea crack between Japan and the Philippines in her comic, "The Future I Saw." This would result in a tsunami that is three times more powerful than the one that occurred in 2011.
There is a chaos again across the social media and people are assuming and referring to it as an accurate prediction even if the time was little wrong.
Japanese Baba Vanga's previous predictions:
There were so many predictions made by New Baba Vanga that came true in the past and here are the following predictions:
The passing of Freddie Mercury
The death of Princess Diana
The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic
Northeastern Japan was devastated by the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami in March 2011.
Netizens Alarmed as Chilling Forecast Resurfaces Online:
A warning associated with July 2025 was brought to light earlier this year on social media.
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Many speculated that a significant event may occur on July 5, which attracted special attention but nothing happened on that particular date so people criticized the media houses for spreading such news and making people aware about Tsunami. But people should keep on thing in their mind that by that time various earthquakes happened near Japan's distant Tokara Islands.
As there were no damage reported so the government of Japan also dismissed this viral prediction and urged people to visit Japan who were cancelling their tickets due to the fear of Tsunami.
The Reaction of Japan Government:
With the prediction of waves as high as three meters or 10 feet, the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) promptly issued Tsunami warnings for coastal regions in the Pacific. The Japanese government formed an emergency task group with a focus on readiness and attentiveness. Because of Japan's seismic susceptibility, disaster response systems that had been refined over decades were put on high alert to keep an eye out for any greater surges or aftershocks.
We must mention here that predictions are usually made for the help and not for creating a chaos among people and if we know Japanese Baba Vanga's prediction came true years ago also then one should not at least ignore them as time may vary so people should take proper measures rather taking them lightly and it is not just the responsibility of the government, but yours also so you all are advised to keep yourself updated with the current news and avoid spreading the rumors.
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