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Tsunami waves came out on 30 July 2025 at 16 different places in Japan, causing a stir in the entire country. Not only Japan, waves reached California and Hawaii in America and Russia’s Kamchatka region trembled with an earthquake of 8.8 magnitude.
Amidst these incidents, a name is suddenly in the headlines, which is Rio Tatsuki. He is a Japanese Manga Artist, he predicted this tsunami through a graphic novel years ago. Today, when his prediction is seen to be true. People have started calling him Baba Venga of Japan.
Who is Rio Tatsuki? And why Baba is getting compared to Venga
Rio Tatsuki is a famous manga artist who not only narrates stories through graphic novels, but also gives a glimpse of the future. His first popular graphic novel ‘The Future I Saw’ was published in 1999. In this, he mentioned the 2011 Japan tsunami and Fukushima disaster – which proved to be true 12 years later.
Why compare Baba Wanga?
Baba Vanga was a famous prophet of Bulgaria, who made accurate predictions of events such as 9/11, Chernobyl disaster, and the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Rio Tatsuki also reflects disasters coming through scientific base, pictures and stories. Now according to his prediction, a terrible tsunami was coming in Japan in July 2025 and it seems to be true on 30 July.
2025 tsunami predicted new version of ‘The Future I Sau’
In the new version of this graphic novel published in 2021, Rio Tatsuki clearly mentioned a heavy maritime movement and tsunami in Japan in July 2025. He mentioned in the book that a large sea vibration would shake the eastern coast of Japan. During the summer season, when people are looking for rest, then the walls of water will be taken to them.
What happened when the tsunami wakes up?
On 30 July 2025, waves were recorded at more than 16 places in various coastal areas of Japan. During this time, the government emergency sirens started ringing continuously. More than 19 lakh people have been sent to safe places.
Also read: Japan Russia Tsunami Live: Announcement of Emergency in Russia’s Kamchatka! Japan and America also in action mode