Japanese manga artist predicts big earthquake in July

[Fedorgasm]

Spoiler: Link to article

https://uk.style.yahoo.com/japanese...Ds0f3gc70mY6AGL9_l0f33xtMIUBpFNvwSVOOLQdJWDI2

So apparently some people are freaking out over this woman's predictions, claiming that she predicted Freddie Mercury's and princess Diana's deaths, as well as the pandemic.

I've read several articles on her and they all seem to be fairly shitty, but from what I gather, here's what's going on.

In regards to Freddie Mercury's and princess Diana's deaths and the pandemic, I can't find any reliable source that proves she made this prediction before they happened. She just claims to have dreamt about it beforehand. And even then, the predictions are vague, like she dreamt about a hallway with a picture of a blonde woman holding a baby, and then woke up and scribbled in her dream journal "Diana? Dead?"

Sounds like bullshit, right?

HOWEVER,

Her biggest claim to fame is that she published a manga in 1999 where she predicted a great disaster would happen in March of 2011. And then when March of 2011 rolled around, Japan did suffer a great disaster. A huge earthquake and tsunami. The largest in Japan's history, and 4th largest in the world since we developed reliable measurements.

This is the only prediction of hers that I could find that actually has some merit, because there is proof her manga was published 12 years before the tsunami.

Well in 2021 she published an updated version of her manga, that says that in July this year, a crack will open up under the seabed between Japan and the Philippines, sending ashore waves three times as tall as those from the Tohoku earthquake.

So while I don't believe her prediction, you gotta give her credit for being very specific about the time and place this time. So we'll definitely know if she was wrong.

Most psychics are so vague that they can argue their predictions were right afterwards.

What say you, shermanos? Bad time to travel to Japan?

 

[Sonny Qc]

Planning on going back Asia (including Japan) next January.
I'll risk it.

 

[Beechwood]

How often has she been wrong? If she was right often I'm thinking she would be a well known celebrity world wide.

 

[Get To Da Choppa]

Spoiler: Link to article

https://uk.style.yahoo.com/japanese...Ds0f3gc70mY6AGL9_l0f33xtMIUBpFNvwSVOOLQdJWDI2

So apparently some people are freaking out over this woman's predictions, claiming that she predicted Freddie Mercury's and princess Diana's deaths, as well as the pandemic.

I've read several articles on her and they all seem to be fairly shitty, but from what I gather, here's what's going on.

In regards to Freddie Mercury's and princess Diana's deaths and the pandemic, I can't find any reliable source that proves she made this prediction before they happened. She just claims to have dreamt about it beforehand. And even then, the predictions are vague, like she dreamt about a hallway with a picture of a blonde woman holding a baby, and then woke up and scribbled in her dream journal "Diana? Dead?"

Sounds like bullshit, right?

HOWEVER,

Her biggest claim to fame is that she published a manga in 1999 where she predicted a great disaster would happen in March of 2011. And then when March of 2011 rolled around, Japan did suffer a great disaster. A huge earthquake and tsunami. The largest in Japan's history, and 4th largest in the world since we developed reliable measurements.

This is the only prediction of hers that I could find that actually has some merit, because there is proof her manga was published 12 years before the tsunami.

Well in 2021 she published an updated version of her manga, that says that in July this year, a crack will open up under the seabed between Japan and the Philippines, sending ashore waves three times as tall as those from the Tohoku earthquake.

So while I don't believe her prediction, you gotta give her credit for being very specific about the time and place this time. So we'll definitely know if she was wrong.

Most psychics are so vague that they can argue their predictions were right afterwards.

What say you, shermanos? Bad time to travel to Japan?

I'll believe it when she has premonition about the upcoming Powerball numbers and winning the jackpot

Plus Japan just can't catch a break with all the Godzilla attacks and now earthquake

 

[Kowboy On Sherdog]

@lsa ain't scared

 

[lsa]

@lsa ain't scared

But I am hungry

 

[Kowboy On Sherdog]

But I am hungry

It is Fried Chicken Friday

@Arqueto @helax @Pittie Petey @BroRogan @Chules

 

[Sonny Qc]

Thread Jack

 

[lsa]

It is Fried Chicken Friday

@Arqueto @helax @Pittie Petey @BroRogan @Chules

also known as CATURYDAY EVE!

 

[Pittie Petey]

It is Fried Chicken Friday

@Arqueto @helax @Pittie Petey @BroRogan @Chules

I could eat

 

[Kowboy On Sherdog]

also known as CATURYDAY EVE!

It's a party

 

[Kowboy On Sherdog]

I could eat

 

[GSP_37]

Will she take a month long vacation overseas?

 

[TheTickG]

Spoiler: Link to article

https://uk.style.yahoo.com/japanese...Ds0f3gc70mY6AGL9_l0f33xtMIUBpFNvwSVOOLQdJWDI2

So apparently some people are freaking out over this woman's predictions, claiming that she predicted Freddie Mercury's and princess Diana's deaths, as well as the pandemic.

I've read several articles on her and they all seem to be fairly shitty, but from what I gather, here's what's going on.

In regards to Freddie Mercury's and princess Diana's deaths and the pandemic, I can't find any reliable source that proves she made this prediction before they happened. She just claims to have dreamt about it beforehand. And even then, the predictions are vague, like she dreamt about a hallway with a picture of a blonde woman holding a baby, and then woke up and scribbled in her dream journal "Diana? Dead?"

Sounds like bullshit, right?

HOWEVER,

Her biggest claim to fame is that she published a manga in 1999 where she predicted a great disaster would happen in March of 2011. And then when March of 2011 rolled around, Japan did suffer a great disaster. A huge earthquake and tsunami. The largest in Japan's history, and 4th largest in the world since we developed reliable measurements.

This is the only prediction of hers that I could find that actually has some merit, because there is proof her manga was published 12 years before the tsunami.

Well in 2021 she published an updated version of her manga, that says that in July this year, a crack will open up under the seabed between Japan and the Philippines, sending ashore waves three times as tall as those from the Tohoku earthquake.

So while I don't believe her prediction, you gotta give her credit for being very specific about the time and place this time. So we'll definitely know if she was wrong.

Most psychics are so vague that they can argue their predictions were right afterwards.

What say you, shermanos? Bad time to travel to Japan?

It's the equivalent of that rap group that had a cover album about the world trade blowing up.

Some points, the manga had a number of predictions that never happened. A number of other Japanese writers included earthquakes in their works during that time period because of the one that happened in the 90s. Perhaps they weren't trying to predict thing, but earthquakes were trendy.

I would check what the geo scientists have to say and follow that instead.

 

[Intermission]

Will it effect us? Otherwise Im not interested

 

[Intermission]

Thread Jack

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nah

 

[Intermission]

Planning on going back Asia (including Japan) next January.
I'll risk it.

Risk what? Theyre fucked in july.

 

[Kiniun]

Will there be lots and lots and lots of tentacles?

 

[Otto!]

Planning on going back Asia (including Japan) next January.
I'll risk it.

Have fun! I’m going for 3 weeks in Sep 2026.

 

[Stoic1]

This is the one where Kaiju appear.