New Baba Vanga’s Prediction About Japan For July Leads To Mass Travel Cancellations, Here’s Why

Japan is a country that’s known for its vibrant nightlife and beautiful culture. As a result, people visit this country in large numbers to experience its beauty. However, the New Baba Vanga from Japan, AKA Ryo Tatsuki, who is a manga artist known for her unsettlingly accurate predictions, had said something that has caused quite a panic amongst travellers. Here’s what she predicted for Japan in the month of July, which has led to mass travel cancellations.

Chilling Prediction For Japan

As revealed in a report by the Times of India, people are cancelling their trips to Japan in large numbers. A reason for this is the fact that new Baba Vanga AKA Ryo Tatsuki, has made some chilling predictions for July. With a track record that even predicted the devastating 2011 earthquake in Japan and the deaths of iconic figures, some really do take her predictions seriously. For the month of July, she has predicted an unnerving imagery of the ocean boiling in Japan, in the revised edition of the book, ‘The Future I Saw’. Some interpret it as an underwater volcanic eruption or a massive seismic event. As a result, travellers seem to be in panic and are cancelling their July trip to Japan.

Chinese Embassy Cautions Citizens

The epicentre for this anticipated disaster has been drawn in the shape of a diamond. It connects Japan, Taiwan, Indonesia, and the Northern Mariana Islands. In fact, this part of the Pacific is especially famous for intense geological activity, which is why people are feeling rattled. Tourists are therefore cautious about planning to visit Japan in the coming months and they’re particularly being influenced by this prediction. For instance, Japan bookings from Hong Kong have seen a drop by about 50 per cent. In fact, the Chinese Embassy in Tokyo has also issued a statement asking Chinese nationals in Japan to remain vigilant against any potential natural disaster, which has become a cause of anxiety amongst travellers.

Similarly, on social media platforms also saw #July2025Predictions trending across several countries. Many netizens are deeply concerned while there are some who have dismissed the claim as just being a coincidence.

What do you think about these predictions? Would you want to travel to Japan in the coming months? Do let us know in the comments.

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