June 28, 2025: Baba Vanga’s July 5 Prediction– Over the past few days, nearly 500 tremors have rattled the Tokara Islands, a remote chain located in Kagoshima Prefecture, southwestern Japan. The unusual surge in seismic activity has raised fears among locals and experts alike — especially as it coincides with a chilling prediction of a devastating “super earthquake” striking Japan on July 5, 2025.
According to the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA), these tremors began intensifying since Saturday morning on Kodakarajima Island, part of the Tokara archipelago south of Kyushu. Fortunately, no significant damage has been reported so far despite the ongoing quakes.
Japan’s location along the Pacific “Ring of Fire,” where four major tectonic plates converge, makes it one of the most earthquake-prone countries in the world. The nation experiences about 1,500 earthquakes annually, accounting for roughly 18% of global seismic activity. Most quakes are minor, but depending on their location and depth, some can cause serious damage.
Expert Opinion: No Mega-Quake Imminent, Yet Caution Urged
Marine volcano specialist Dr. Yokose has weighed in on the situation, suggesting that while the Tokara Islands could experience quakes up to magnitude 6, the current wave of tremors is unlikely to lead to a catastrophic event like the 2011 Nankai Trough mega-quake. “The geological forces causing these quakes differ from those that could trigger a massive earthquake along the Pacific coast,” Yokose explained. He advises residents to remain vigilant over the next week as the seismic activity continues.
Fear and Prophecy Fuel Public Anxiety
The ongoing tremors have stirred widespread concern among the public, fueled further by the predictions of Ryo Tatsuki, a well-known manga artist whose book “The Future I Saw” forewarns of a devastating earthquake striking Japan on July 5, 2025. Tatsuki’s work vividly describes apocalyptic scenarios including cities sinking into the ocean, boiling waters, enormous bubbles, and a mega-tsunami even more powerful than the 2011 disaster that struck Tohoku.
As July 5 approaches, anxiety continues to spread across the nation, with many viewing the recent tremors as ominous signs that the predicted catastrophe may be unfolding. Authorities urge calm, emphasizing preparedness and continuous monitoring of seismic activity.