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Ryo Tatsuki Chilling Prediction: A Japanese manga that once seemed like pure fiction is now causing real-life panic. With July 5 approaching, many across Asia are feeling anxious, and it's all because of a decades-old prediction that strangely lines up with recent events. A comic called 'The Future I Saw', written by Japanese illustrator Ryo Tatsuki, is going viral again. Why? Because in that book, she had mentioned a terrifying event that would hit Japan on July 5. She warned about a giant crack forming under the sea between Japan and the Philippines and a huge tsunami rising, even bigger than the deadly 2011 wave. That has made many people so nervous, they’re cancelling trips to Japan.

Real Earthquake Just Before The Predicted Date:

Just when people were brushing it off as fantasy, a real 5.5 earthquake shook Japan’s Tokara Islands on July 3, only two days before the date mentioned in the manga. This has made the prediction feel even more real for many.

Something Strange Is Happening Under The Ocean:

To make things creepier, scientists have recently found unusual movements under the sea in the same region. Tiny earthquakes called 'slow slips' are taking place deep underground in the Nankai Trough, the same area linked to past major disasters. These silent tremors aren’t felt on land, but experts say they could be signs of a big earthquake coming in the future.

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History Says The Risk Is Real:

Japan has seen some huge quakes from the Nankai Trough every 100 to 200 years. The last one was in 1946, and experts believe another might be on the way. In fact, Japan’s earthquake research team says there’s an 82% chance of a magnitude 7 or stronger quake hitting the area within the next 30 years. If that happens, it could kill thousands and cause billions in damage.

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Coincidence Or Real Warning?

It is debatable whether Ryo Tatsuki's comic was a true vision or just a fantasy. But the odd ocean activity, the recent earthquake, and the mounting scientific warnings are hard to ignore. One thing is for sure: Japan's July 5 prediction has captured everyone's attention, whether it is out of fear or something else entirely.