Something terrible to happen on July 5 in......., bone-chilling predictions made by Japanese Baba Vanga…
Something terrible to happen on July 5 in......., bone-chilling predictions made by Japanese Baba Vanga…
It is a natural human trait to wonder what life may hold in the future. We all want to know the possibilities of how our lives may develop, what bumps or opportunities may happen down the road, or whether we will have any abrupt major calamities happen to us. The concept of being able to see even a small bit of what the future holds has fascinated mankind since humanity's beginning. There are also many others around the globe who claim to possess the ability to predict events in the future. One such person is Japan's Ryo Tatsuki.
Japan's Ryo Tatsuki has made several predictions that have proven true over time. Notably, she had foreseen the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic well in advance. Due to her accurate predictions, she is often referred to as the 'Baba Vanga of Japan.'
Ryo Tatsuki is an interesting Japanese manga artist who has prophetic dreams and began documenting them for those interested in the 1980s. These visions formed the basis of her 1999 manga, The Future I Saw—a collection of illustrated predictions. Many of them forecasted actual events: the Kobe earthquake of 1995, the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami of 2011, and COVID‑19.
In her 2021 book The Future I Saw, she cautioned that a disaster could occur in Japan on July 5, 2025. Some people dismiss these ideas, but Ryo has made correct predictions in the past–like the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan–so there is cause for worry, and her warning is already causing concern.
Ryo Tatsuki is no ordinary manga artist. She has made predictions based on her dreams. People began to take notice of her work when she wrote a warning in 1999 about a 'great disaster in March 2011', which paralleled the real March 11, 2011, Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami disaster that hit Japan, and which killed over 15,000 people, and caused the Fukushima nuclear crisis.
The Future I Saw by Tatsuki is a strange cocktail of images, dreams, and glimpses of future possibilities. Each edition includes new 'visions' that have surprised readers with their accuracy. None of the reports of her past predictions seem coincidental, with strange major events aligning on the same timeline, especially deaths such as Princess Diana, Freddie Mercury, and even COVID-19, none of which had happened yet. For July 5 in the year 2025, she initially wrote that something terrible will happen in Japan. But given that she provided no details or location, the ambivalence of the warning makes it a point of great anxiety for people.
In the 2021 edition of The Future I Saw, Ryo Tatsuki included a short but disturbing line: 'On July 5, 2025, a great catastrophe will happen in Japan.' No further elaboration was given. Due to the seriousness and concern for such a message, people on social media have been talking and worrying about this, especially considering numerous previous predictions have come to reality. The new predictions have captured the world's attention, once again highlighting this individual's predictions.
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Something terrible to happen on July 5 in......., bone-chilling predictions made by Japanese Baba Vanga… It is a natural human trait to wonder what life may hold in the future. We all want to know the possibilities of how our lives may develop, what bumps or opportunities may happen down the road, or whether we will have any abrupt major calamities happen to us. The concept of being able to see even a small bit of what the future holds has fascinated mankind since humanity's beginning. There are also many others around the globe who claim to possess the ability to predict events in the future. One such person is Japan's Ryo Tatsuki. Japan's Ryo Tatsuki has made several predictions that have proven true over time. Notably, she had foreseen the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic well in advance. Due to her accurate predictions, she is often referred to as the 'Baba Vanga of Japan.' Ryo Tatsuki is an interesting Japanese manga artist who has prophetic dreams and began documenting them for those interested in the 1980s. These visions formed the basis of her 1999 manga, The Future I Saw—a collection of illustrated predictions. Many of them forecasted actual events: the Kobe earthquake of 1995, the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami of 2011, and COVID‑19. In her 2021 book The Future I Saw, she cautioned that a disaster could occur in Japan on July 5, 2025. Some people dismiss these ideas, but Ryo has made correct predictions in the past–like the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan–so there is cause for worry, and her warning is already causing concern. Ryo Tatsuki is no ordinary manga artist. She has made predictions based on her dreams. People began to take notice of her work when she wrote a warning in 1999 about a 'great disaster in March 2011', which paralleled the real March 11, 2011, Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami disaster that hit Japan, and which killed over 15,000 people, and caused the Fukushima nuclear crisis. The Future I Saw by Tatsuki is a strange cocktail of images, dreams, and glimpses of future possibilities. Each edition includes new 'visions' that have surprised readers with their accuracy. None of the reports of her past predictions seem coincidental, with strange major events aligning on the same timeline, especially deaths such as Princess Diana, Freddie Mercury, and even COVID-19, none of which had happened yet. For July 5 in the year 2025, she initially wrote that something terrible will happen in Japan. But given that she provided no details or location, the ambivalence of the warning makes it a point of great anxiety for people. In the 2021 edition of The Future I Saw, Ryo Tatsuki included a short but disturbing line: 'On July 5, 2025, a great catastrophe will happen in Japan.' No further elaboration was given. Due to the seriousness and concern for such a message, people on social media have been talking and worrying about this, especially considering numerous previous predictions have come to reality. The new predictions have captured the world's attention, once again highlighting this individual's predictions.
