Japan’s ‘Baba Vanga’ predicts mega-tsunami for July 2025—should we be concerned | – The Times of India

A Japanese female known for her uncannily precise prophecies has again made international headlines. Ryo Tatsuki, who is popularly referred to as the “Below Vanga Japan,” has released a sobering threat of a potential mega-tsunami set to hit in July 2025—a vision she says she had in a very vivid dream. With her previous predictions having been uncannily correct, the world is closely monitoring her most recent vision in equal amounts of skepticism and apprehension.

Baba Vanga of Japan Ryo Tatsuki predicts future disaster predictions

Ryo Tatsuki initially established herself in the creative community as a manga artist. Yet, what distinguishes her is her rare habit of documenting prophetic dreams—dreams that, in her view, tend to foretell catastrophic global catastrophes on a large scale. Her visions have been recorded since the 1980s, prompting many to reconsider her credibility as more of her visions have apparently come to pass.
In 1999, Tatsuki serialized a manga, The Future I Saw, drawing exclusively from the dream-based predictions. The manga picked up on new popularity of late as fans started making comparisons between her historic visions and recent events. Today, the material is shared by conspiracy theorists and curious viewers across the internet as they are in awe of how many “hits” there have been in her predictions.

Japan’s Ryo Tatsuki Predicts Mega-tsunami

Among her most sensational predictions are Freddie Mercury’s death in 1991, the Kobe earthquake of 1995, and Japan’s tsunami in 2011. All of these were said to have been taped prior to their occurrence. This record has imbued her most recent and most foreboding prophecy with a touch of legitimacy—at least in the public’s perception.
Tatsuki then foresees a future disaster that she saw in a dream: the ocean “boiling” fiercly to the south of Japan. This eerie imagery is seen as a potential underwater volcanic eruption that could be powerful enough to cause a mega-tsunami. If true, the disaster has the potential to produce catastrophic destruction throughout coastal parts of the Pacific.
In her dream, the center of the tsunami seemed to be in a diamond-shaped region including Japan, Taiwan, Indonesia, and the Northern Mariana Islands. Interestingly, she also saw dragon-like forms heading in this direction—imagery that believers now associate with symbolic patterns in maps near Hawaii and other at-risk coastal areas.

Will Tatsuki’s 2025 warning prove true for Japan’s future

While scientists strongly caution against accepting unverified predictions, they agree on one point: Japan is one of the most seismically active nations on Earth, positioned within the Pacific Ring of Fire. Specifically, the Nankai Trough, located just off Japan’s southern coast, has long been identified as a potential source of future megathrust earthquakes and tsunamis. Though there’s no scientific basis for Tatsuki’s claims, the location she describes isn’t far-fetched from a geological standpoint.
Whether Ryo Tatsuki’s July 2025 warning is a product of subconscious intuition or pure coincidence, her history has prompted many to take a second look at how dreams, folklore, and science occasionally intersect. While the scientific community urges preparedness based on data—not dreams—history has shown that dismissing the improbable can sometimes lead to being unprepared.