Japan's 'Baba Vanga' Predicts Something Spooky for July 2025 – Should We Start Stockpiling?

Baba Vanga's prediction for July 2025 has stirred fresh concern across Japan and nearby regions. Her past forecasts have earned credibility, particularly after she seemingly predicted the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, a catastrophe that claimed over 18,000 lives and led to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear crisis.

Now, with a new warning said to be linked to July 5, 2025, anxiety is rising once again. Authorities and experts are advising the public to stay vigilant, follow safety protocols, and remain calm, even as curiosity and speculation grow around what might unfold.

The Modern-Day Prophet: Who Is Japan's 'Baba Vanga'?

Dailyhunt mentioned Baba Vanga's Prediction in a July 5, 2025, forecast in a news article. The report referred to Ryo Tatsuki, a Japanese manga artist now called the 'New Baba Vanga.' Experts warn that her claims lack any clear scientific foundation or rigorous measurable proof.

Tatsuki gained fame after predicting the 2011 Tohoku quake and tsunami that devastated parts of Japan. That disaster claimed over 18,000 lives and triggered the major nuclear crisis at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant.

The July 2025 Prediction: What Was Foreseen?

New Baba Vanga's Prediction warns of a massive tsunami hitting Japan in July 2025, sparking alarm. Her manga 'The Future I Saw' warns that the worst damage may strike on July 5, 2025. Some readers interpret her vision as a tsunami caused by a geological split near Japan. 

Fears over Baba Vanga's Prediction led many travellers to cancel or postpone trips to Japan in early summer. Tour operators report a drop in bookings around late June and early July amid unease.

Skepticism vs. Belief: How the World Is Reacting?

Tatsuki's Baba Vanga's Prediction has caused an eighty-three per cent drop in flight bookings to Japan this early summer. Tourists from East Asia, especially Hong Kong travellers, have largely cancelled or deferred their planned visits so far. 

Bloomberg Intelligence data shows Hong Kong bookings down fifty per cent year-on-year amid rising fears this summer. A Hong Kong travel agency reported a fifty per cent drop in April-May bookings as tourists feared the prediction.

Japan's vital tourism sector faces real economic risk as Baba Vanga's Prediction shakes traveller confidence. Officials urge calm yet encourage measures to safeguard communities and reassure tourists before July arrives.