Mass Travel Cancellations to Japan Following Manga's 2025 Disaster Prediction

Manga's July 2025 Japan Disaster Prediction Shakes Up Fear of 'The Big One' — and Some Are Even Abandoning Their Holiday Plans

Over the past few weeks, a once-obscure manga has been making headlines in Japan and overseas. In “The Future I Saw” (Watashi ga Mita Mirai), author Ryo Tatsuki claims that Japan will be hit by a massive natural disaster in July 2025. This prediction has been cited as a reason some holiday-makers are abandoning their summer plans to travel to Japan, and has exploded across Japanese social media platforms. Why are some people apparently believing…

Whether or not in the plans of the Fado, the truth is that several tourists have already canceled their journeys to Asia after a Korean book has predicted the imminence of a major disaster.

Prophecies by manga author Ryo Tatsuki have caused panic among tourists, especially in Asia, where travel agencies have recorded mass cancellations of reservations for Japan.

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A manga predicting a natural disaster is affecting tourism to Japan

Summer is one of the busiest travel times of the year, but some people who have upcoming itineraries in Japan may be rethinking their plans. The reason: a Japanese comic book, or manga, that warns of a devastating natural disaster set to befall Japan.This might sound like a bizarre reason to cancel an upcoming trip, but reports have indicated that many Asian travelers are wary since the book and its author have seemingly predicted disasters in t…

A Japanese manga predicts a major catastrophe and many tourists are already cancelling their trip

A "prophetic" comic book unleashes a wave of panic affecting Asian tourism in Japan, despite warnings from experts and authorities.