- sparked by manga comic that accurately predicted 2011 tsunami disaster

Mega earthquake fears have hit Japan after a manga comic predicted a 'real catastrophe' there this summer.

In 'The Future I Saw', a comic published in 1999 by Ryo Tatsuki, a huge quake prompts scores of tsunami waves to engulf the East Asian country in July 2025.

Many believe Tatsuki's warnings should be taken seriously after she has reportedly accurately predicted other natural disasters, including the Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami in 2011.

Her grisly forecast has fuelled social media posts urging people to stay away from the nation and is thought to be the cause of a dramatic drop in the number of holidaymakers planning to visit this year.

According to a Bloomberg Intelligence analysis of ForwardKeys data, airline bookings from Taiwan and South Korea have fallen since April, with the number of Hong Kong flight bookings being roughly 50 per cent lower than last year.

Weekly arrival bookings for late June to early July from the Asian financial hub also dropped by over 80 percent, the analysis showed.

A travel agency in Hong Kong said the manga had already impacted people's holiday plans, with bookings to Japan during the April-May spring break down by half from last year.

Many believe Tatsuki's warnings should be taken seriously after she also claimed to have accurately predicted other natural disasters, including the Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami in 2011. (THAT WAS THE QUAKE, TSUNAMI THAT CAUSED THE fUKUSHIMA MELTDOWN)

Poster Comment:

Also, a Thai woman has predicted a series of undersea volcanoes causing tsunamis in Asia near her. Problem for the world is that all that water thrown into the upper atmosphere will cause floods all over the world. That is in addition to the tsunamis.