A prediction by a Japanese manga artist has reignited fears of a natural disaster hitting the country this summer.

Japanese cancel holiday and travel plans over "Nostradamus" and "Baba Manga" predictions in Ryo Tatsuki's The Future I Saw ...

Yes, you read that right. According to her vision, COVID or something eerily similar is set to return in 2030.

She’s Baba “Manga.” A Japanese graphic novel artist and psychic has foretold of a major disaster that’ll befall Japan in 2025 — and people are so spooked they’re canceling their summer vacations.

Who does not know of Baba Vanga? The blind mystic from Bulgaria has fascinated the world for more than 50 years with her ...

Tatsuki has warned of a dangerous virus, like COVID-19, expected to emerge in 2030, potentially leading to thousands of ...

Her predictions have led to an 83% drop in flight bookings to Japan, with tourists from East Asia cancelling trips due to ...

Several predictions made by Ryo Tatsuki have proven accurate. These include COVID-19 pandemic, the deaths of Freddie Mercury ...

Japan is extremely earthquake-prone with tsunamis also an ever-present danger. While scientists are yet to devise a mechanism ...

Horbinski, who holds a PhD in Japanese history, knows all too well that a 2021 manga has predicted a ‘great disaster’ will ...

From Baba Vanga’s ‘eerie’ predictions to Ryo Tatsuki’s warning of a massive catastrophe, the year 2025 is full of chilling ...