Apparently tourism has taken a hit in Japan as a result of the worrying forecast for July
A woman that’s been dubbed as the ‘new Baba Vanga’ has bad news for people in Japan and anyone who had plans to travel there soon.
Ryo Tatsuki, a Japanese manga artist, is famous not only for her drawings but her accurate predictions about world events.
She’s believed to have predicted the death of Queen frontman Freddie Mercury, as well as a biopic being made about the late singer’s life after his passing.
Tatsuki also accurately forecasted a devasting earthquake that hit Japan in 2011 that claimed the lives of thousands of people. In her famous book The Future I Saw, the artist said that there would be ‘catastrophe somewhere in Eastern Japan in March 2011’.
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She also spoke of an ‘unknown virus’ — now thought to be in reference to coronavirus — that would come in 2020 and would peak in April of that year before returning again a decade later.
Ryo Tatsuki allegedly predicted the death of Freddie Mercury (Paul Natkin/WireImage)
But there’s one particular prediction that’s set to happen soon that’s got people talking again of late…
What has Tatsuki predicted for July?
In a newer edition of her original 1996 book The Future I Saw which hit shelves in 2021, Tatsuki spoke of a ‘real catastrophe’ that would take place on July 5.
CNN reported that warned that she warned ‘a crack will open up under the seabed between Japan and the Philippines, sending ashore waves three times as tall as those from the Tohoku earthquake’.
It’s thought that a under volcanic eruption might also be on the horizon after Tatsuki mentioned ‘boiling’ sea water that could trigger a ‘mega tsunami’.
How has Tatsuki’s prediction impacted people’s travel plans?
In light of Tatsuki’s previously accurate predictions, people who had plans to travel to Japan around the time of the upcoming ‘catastrophe’ are erring on the side of caution and reportedly canceling their trips.
Greater Bay Airlines are doing reduced flights to Japan (Lam Yik/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
According to CN Yuen, managing director of WWPKG, a travel agency based in Hong Kong, bookings to Japan dropped by half during the Easter holiday.
It’s believed many of those who had planned to visit Japan and have since canceled were from mainland China and Hong Kong, but travellers from Thailand and Vietnam are seemingly reluctant to visit Japan in the near future now as well as a result of Tatsuki’s forecast being distributed on social media platforms.
Backing up the claims about reduced travel to Japan, airline company Greater Bay Airlines is said to have reduced its flights to three flights per week instead of four in the wake of the declining demand, The Mainichi reports. The reduced flights started on May 12 and will continue through to October.
The airline said that the speculation about the major distaster has contributed to the decline in tourism to Japan, in addition to Donald Trump’s tariff policies.Featured Image Credit: NDTV / Getty Stock Images
Topics: Baba Vanga, Japan, News, Travel, World News, Coronavirus
Published 11:07 22 Nov 2024 GMT
This is everything Baba Vanga predicted will happen in 2025
The Balkan Nostradamus has made a series of claims about what we could see next year
Baba Vanga believed that 2025 would see Europe engulfed in war, a science fiction trope becoming reality and an F1 racer making history with Ferrari – looks like we’re in for a busy year, huh?
The Bulgarian woman, whose real name was Vangeliya Pandeva Gushterova, was known for her alleged clairvoyant abilities.
It’s widely reported that she predicted the death of Princess Diana and the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami, among other things.
Before her death in August 1996, Vanga is said to have made predictions about what Earth dwellers can expect to experience in 2025.
Below we’ve outlined all of Baba Vanga’s wild predictions for next year.
Aliens will reportedly make contact during a sports event (Getty Stock Image)
Aliens will make contact with the Earth
The seer claims that next year, extraterrestrial life will make contact with the Earth during a major sporting event.
It hasn’t been stipulated which sport the aliens will be interrupting, but it could be anything from the Australian Open in January to the Super Bowl or even the Table Tennis World Championships in Doha.
I guess it’s hinges on what sport they fancy?
Escalated conflict in Europe
The continent of Europe is set to be engulfed by conflict in 2025, according to the psychic.
While the war between Ukraine and Russia is still going on, Baba Vanga predicted there would be further trouble in mainland Europe.
She allegedly stated it would erupt between two other countries, as per Sky History, and that it would ‘devastate’ the population.
Fortunately, quite a lot of the mystic’s reported predictions have been proven false in the past, so let us hope this is another.
The mystic believes medical advancements will be made next year (Getty Stock Image)
Human organs will be synthetically grown
Scientists revealed earlier this year that a range of replica, mini versions of human organs and body parts had been successfully grown in a lab using stem cells.
But Baba Vaga believes medical advancement will come on leaps and bounds in 2025, making synthetically grown organs ready for transplants.
This could be a dramatic breakthrough for humans and potentially even extend our lifespans. But would you want to live forever?
Telepathy becomes more than a common science fiction theme
The term telepathy was coined by the classical scholar Frederic W. H. Myers back in 1882 with his book titled The Invention of Telepathy 1870-1900.
142 years later, telepathy – the act of mentally communicating with someone without uttering a word – remains elusive with no good evidence being published to prove it exists.
Right now, the transmission is just a popular science fiction trope, but according to Baba Vaga, it may not just be Professor X who can read and speak through his mind.
It’s said that in 2025, scientists will discover a new way to harness brainwaves and that mind-reading will become a real thing.
A new energy source will be unveiled
The diviner thinks that next year, experts will discover a mysterious new energy source.
Unfortunately, Baba Vanga didn’t specify exactly what kind of energy specialists would find or its whereabouts. Maybe it could end the energy crisis?
I guess we’ll just have to wait for that one.
Lewis Hamilton could win a historic eighth win next season (Mark Thompson/Getty Image)
Lewis Hamilton will win big in Formula One
One of the more outlandish predictions Baba Vanga has allegedly made for 2025 is that Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton will be back on top.
According to reports, the 39-year-old is set to win a record eighth world championship next year.
If he does win, it would be his first victory since 2020 and would see the star surpassing the iconic Michael Schumacher’s world championship tally.
The 2025 season begins in Australia in March and concludes in December in Abu Dhabi.Featured Image Credit: Getty Images/WLADIMIR BULGAR/NASA/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
Topics: Baba Vanga, Science, Sport, Aliens
Published 15:45 15 Apr 2025 GMT+1
Every prediction Japan’s ‘Baba Vanga’ has got right amid warning on disaster set to happen in 3 months
Ryo Tatsuki says her visions come to her in her dreams – and have been pretty bang on over the years
Japan apparently has it’s own ‘Baba Vanga’ who has made some scarily accurate predictions over the years already – and warns a disaster is on the way this summer.
Baba Vanga, whose full name was Vangeliya Pandeva Gushterova, was a Bulgarian ‘seer’ who made some bang-on predictions in her lifetime.
The blind mystic apparently forecast the death of Princess Diana in 1997 and the devastating 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami, amongst other eerie prophecies, before her death in August 1996.
However, it appears Japan is home to another clairvoyant with supernatural abilities to predict the future.
Ryo Tatsuki, a fortune teller and former manga artist, says she’s been managing to predict worldly events since the 1980s, as they come to her in vivid dreams.
The retired manga artist said her visions come to her in her dreams (Getty Images)
The 70-year-old published a manga called The Future I Saw back in 1999, which documents some of her wildest dreams.
This included the 1995 Kobe earthquake and the tragic death of Queen frontman, Freddie Mercury, in 1991.
However, while the premonitions occurred before the book was published, it did also contain some other freaky predictions that came true, according to a Medium article about her.
For instance, as well as accurately predicting Mercury’s untimely death, she also penned in her diary that a movie would be made about this legacy in his memory – and Bohemian Rhapsody came out in 2018.
Tatsuki also allegedly warned about the great earthquake and its subsequent tsunami that struck the east coast of Japan in 2011 some 15 years prior.
She predicted the great 2011 earthquake on the east coast of Japan (Satoshi Takahashi/LightRocket via Getty Images)
She wrote there would be a ‘catastrophe somewhere in Eastern Japan in March 2011.’
And that’s not all, as she also apparently foretold the Covid-19 pandemic.
In her diary, she said an ‘unknown virus will come in 2020, will disappear after peaking in April and appear again 10 years later.’
Tatsuki actually apologized for her slightly off-the-mark prediction for the peak of the pandemic, though her prediction made 25 years prior saw her book gain significant attention.
Now, many are tuning in to her warnings, as she has another prediction that could see Japan suffer another monumental natural disaster as soon as July this year.
Tatsuki says the ocean is ‘boiling’ south of Japan which many have interpreted to mean an undersea volcanic eruption that would be powerful enough to trigger a ‘mega tsunami.’
The seer predicts a tsunami could be on the way (Getty Images)
As such, it could have a gigantic impact zone, enough to cause devastation over Japan, Taiwan, Indonesia, and the Northern Mariana Islands.
She has also claimed to see ‘dragon-like shapes’ moving toward the area, though experts are urging caution as they say there is ‘no scientific basis for Tatsuki’s claims’, according to Times Now News.
If that’s not bad enough, she also says another earthquake could come to Kanagawa, followed by yet another tsunami that threatens to wipe out the coast, sometime between June and September next year.
Time to consider relocating, perhaps?Featured Image Credit: NDTV
Topics: Japan, Baba Vanga, World News, Nature, Environment
