Archive · 17 Jun 2025
Japanese Manga Artist's Disaster Prediction Causes Travel Concerns
A manga artist called the "New Baba Vanga" predicted a big disaster in Japan on July 5th.
This has made people nervous and worried about traveling there.
Because of the prediction, fewer people are booking flights from Hong Kong to Japan, and some flights have even been canceled.
The artist has a history of making predictions that have come true in the past.
Despite this, officials are telling people not to worry and to continue with their plans.
The artist previously predicted the Covid-19 pandemic.
Japanese manga artist Ryo Tatsuki, known as the "New Baba Vanga," predicted a major disaster in Japan on July 5.
The prediction, based on Tatsuki's 1999 manga, foresees a tsunami caused by a seabed crack.
Flight bookings from Hong Kong to Japan have dropped significantly, with cancellations on regional carriers.
Hong Kong Airlines suspended flights to southern Japanese cities due to decreased demand.
Japanese officials urged the public to ignore the rumors and remain calm.
- Who
- Ryo Tatsuki, also known as "New Baba Vanga", and travelers from Hong Kong to Japan.
- What
- A major disaster predicted to hit Japan, causing travel disruptions.
- When
- July 5th
- Where
- Japan (specifically, a crack under the seabed between Japan and the Philippines)
- Why
- Due to the predicted disaster, leading to travel cancellations and decreased bookings.
Public Fear and Concern
Official Reassurances
Public vs. Official Response
Public Fear and Concern
Fear and travel disruption: Many travelers are cancelling or postponing trips.
Official Reassurances
Official reassurances and calls for calm: Governor urging people to ignore rumors and visit.
- Predictor
- Ryo Tatsuki ("New Baba Vanga")
- Prediction Date
- July 5th
- Predicted Event
- Major disaster in Japan (tsunami)
- Origin of Prediction
- 1999 Manga "The Future I Saw"
- Flight Booking Drop (Hong Kong)
- 83% drop (late June - early July)
- Airline Flight Suspensions
- Hong Kong Airlines suspended flights