Everything she said came true: The new prophecies of the Japanese psychic

Ryo Tatsuki, a well-known manga artist and psychic in Japan, is back in the spotlight with her predictions about the future. Having previously accurately predicted events such as the death of Princess Diana and the 2011 Kobe earthquake, Tatsuki now claims that a deadly virus will affect the world in 2030 and a major earthquake will strike Japan in 2025.

'AN UNKNOWN VIRUS'

Tatsuki's book titled "The Future I See," published in 1999, included a prediction of an "unknown virus" that would affect the world in 2020. The claim that this virus will return in a more lethal form in 2030 has begun to attract more attention, especially with the rise in Covid cases in India.

The major earthquake predicted to occur in Japan in July 2025 is already affecting the country's tourism sector. There are significant drops in holiday bookings to Japan from countries such as Hong Kong and China. A Hong Kong-based tourism company announced that bookings to Japan during the Easter period have decreased by 50%.

TOURISM IS AFFECTED

According to data from ForwardKeys, a drop of up to 83% has been observed in flight bookings to Japan between late June and early July. While Hiroki Ito, general manager of the Japan office, stated that only 40% of airplane seats are filled, aviation analyst Eric Zhu said, "Earthquake speculations are seriously slowing down tourism in Japan."

The fact that Japan is located on seismic fault lines and experiences approximately 1500 earthquakes every year makes Tatsuki's prophecies even more unsettling. These predictions, which have found wide resonance on social media, have also led to similar warnings being brought to the agenda in countries such as Thailand and Vietnam.