‘Japanese Baba Vanga’ has issued a terrifying warning for July 2025

Ryo Tatsuki, Japan’s equivalent to Baba Vanga, has issued a dreadful warning about the events that are going to take place later on in this year.

It’s safe to say that 2025 has already been a year full of turbulence, and now Japan’s chilling prediction about the future is adding to the growing sense of unease. A mysterious Japanese woman, who has gained notoriety for her eerily accurate predictions, has warned that things are about to take a terrifying turn. Her ominous forecast is sparking fear, with many drawing comparisons to the legendary Baba Vanga, one of the world’s most famous fortune tellers.

Ryo Tatsuki, the woman behind this unsettling prophecy, is predicting a massive tsunami will strike Japan in July 2025. According to her, this catastrophic event is not just a possibility but an inevitable occurrence that will soon unfold.

Ryo Tatsuki’s chilling forecasts are said to come to her through vivid, prophetic dreams—a gift she claims to have experienced since the early 1980s. Though she initially made her mark as a manga artist, it wasn’t until she began documenting her dreams that the world took notice. Her visions, which often mirrored real-life catastrophes, drew the attention of many who were stunned by their uncanny accuracy.

In 1999, Tatsuki published The Future I Saw, a manga inspired by her premonitions. The book, which reflects the visions she had of future events, has since gained a new wave of admirers, as readers have started to notice the eerie correlation between her writings and actual occurrences in the world.

Tatsuki’s latest warning centers on a disturbing phenomenon: the ocean is reportedly “boiling” south of Japan, a sign she believes signals a major calamity. This ominous vision has led her to predict a devastating volcanic eruption beneath the ocean’s surface, one that could trigger a “mega tsunami.” The impact, she claims, would be catastrophic, forming a diamond-shaped zone that spans Japan, Taiwan, Indonesia, and the Northern Mariana Islands.

As if this ominous prediction weren’t enough, Ryo Tatsuki has also foreseen an enormous impact zone, one far larger than initially imagined. But the eerie nature of her vision doesn’t end there. She has reported seeing “dragon-like shapes” heading toward the affected area, adding another layer of mystery to her chilling prophecy.

What has further fueled fear are photographs linked to visual patterns observed around Hawaii and other coastal regions, which some claim resemble the images Tatsuki described. For those who believe in her visions, these sightings have only deepened the sense of dread that something catastrophic is looming.

However, experts are urging caution when interpreting such statements. While the predictions may be alarming, they caution the public to approach them with skepticism and not allow fear to overshadow reason.

Japan, located on the Pacific Ring of Fire, sits within a region known for its seismic activity and frequent natural disasters. The Nankai Trough, which runs along Japan’s coast, is particularly concerning to scientists. This underwater fault line is considered a hotbed for massive earthquakes, which could trigger devastating tsunamis in the aftermath. Experts have long warned that this region is capable of producing a catastrophic seismic event, one that could have far-reaching consequences for the surrounding areas.

Although there is “no scientific basis” for Ryo Tatsuki’s claims, seismologists have acknowledged that the location she describes in her prophecy is not entirely far-fetched from a geological perspective. According to experts, the area she refers to lies within a region known for seismic activity, making her predictions not entirely disconnected from reality, even if they remain speculative.

Tatsuki’s reputation as a “seer” has grown over the years, particularly due to her supposed ability to predict major events with unsettling accuracy. Notably, she is said to have foreseen the death of Freddie Mercury in 1991, the catastrophic earthquake in Kobe in 1995, and the devastating 2011 tsunami that struck Japan—events that, in hindsight, seem eerily tied to her visions.

Tatsuki has stated that all of these significant events—Freddie Mercury’s death, the Kobe earthquake, and the 2011 tsunami—were revealed to her in vivid dreams, which she diligently recorded before they came to pass. Her ability to predict such catastrophes has left many intrigued and unsettled.

Moreover, she is also said to have foreseen the outbreak of Covid-19. According to reports, Tatsuki wrote years in advance, “In 25 years, an unknown virus will come in 2020, will disappear after reaching its peak in April, and will present itself once more ten years later.” This eerie prediction has only fueled the growing belief that her dreams may hold some connection to real-world events.

She wrote the words “Diana? Died?” in her journal on August 31, 1992, and the Princess tragically passed away precisely five years later. Believers believe that she also prophesied the death of Princess Diana.

The majority of people are holding out hope that this forecast will not come true for Japan’s sake.