A Manga Prophecy Sparks Nationwide Anxiety
A chilling panel from the cult manga The Future I Saw by Ryo Tatsuki shows a single date: July 5th, 2025 — ominously marked as the day of a “catastrophic disaster.”
Tatsuki’s reputation as a “dream prophet” stems from her manga accurately predicting past disasters, including the 2011 Japan earthquake.
With just over a year to go until the foretold date, social media in Japan is buzzing with theories, panic, and speculation.
Enter a Renowned Physicist With Insider Intel
While many brushed off the July 5 prediction as fantasy, Japanese theoretical physicist Yasue Kazuo (保江邦夫) has dropped a bombshell:
He claims to have received two confidential messages from NASA personnel and U.S. government officials, warning of a real event.
These messages allegedly predict:
- A disaster striking at 4:18 AM on July 5, 2025
- Impact zone: between Taiwan and the Philippines
- Possible asteroid or decommissioned satellite crash
- A resulting mega-tsunami hitting southern Japan and Taiwan
Theories Behind the Date and Political Twists
Yasue explains that the precision of the predicted time suggests a spaceborne impact — possibly an asteroid or a massive, outdated US military satellite.
Even more intriguing:
- The original response plan was allegedly canceled when Donald Trump returned to power.
- The time was set to coincide with July 4th (U.S. Independence Day) in Eastern Standard Time, supposedly to create plausible military confusion or a delay in international response.
How Does Taiwan Factor Into This?
One theory suggests that the tsunami could destabilize Taiwan, triggering potential military aggression from China.
Yasue speculates that under the Biden administration, the disaster might have been used as a justification for U.S. military delay in defending Taiwan.
But with Trump now supposedly back in power, plans changed — and the disaster’s likelihood or strategic significance may have shifted as well.
Science, Speculation, or Something More?
Yasue’s credibility isn't easy to dismiss:
- He taught at top Japanese universities
- Was once linked to Nobel laureate Hideki Yukawa’s theoretical school
- Famously proposed the “Yasue Equation”
Yet, even Yasue himself admits — these messages are unverified, and he presents them with caution, not confirmation.
Final Thoughts: Fear, Fiction, or Future Warning?
While there's no official scientific confirmation of a July 5, 2025 asteroid or tsunami event, the mix of manga prophecy, government secrecy, and celebrated scientists joining the conversation has fueled public paranoia.
So what should you do?
- Don’t panic.
- Stay informed via credible sources like NASA, JAXA, and official meteorological agencies.
- Treat this story as part of a larger cultural phenomenon — a blend of myth, modern anxiety, and the unknown.