”Great earthquake in Japan, July 5th, 4:18 am” - Predicted D-day = Korean report

July 5th is the day of the big earthquake teased in the prophetic manga "The Future I Saw," which has become a hot topic in Japan. In particular, in the last 10 days, there have been more than 1,000 earthquakes around the Tokara Islands alone.
The manga by Ryo Tatsuki depicts a massive tsunami three times larger than that of the Great East Japan Earthquake occurring at 4:18 a.m. on July 5, 2025.
According to Japan's NHK on the 4th, 1,151 earthquakes of magnitude 1 or higher occurred around the Tokara Islands from the 21st of last month until 6:00 a.m. on the same day.
A magnitude 5.5 earthquake occurred, with strong shaking of a lower 6 on the Japanese seismic scale, enough to break wall tiles and window glass. This was the first time such a strong earthquake had been observed in the Tokara Islands.
In response, 13 residents of Akusekijima in the Tokara Islands evacuated to Kagoshima City that day. The ferry carrying the residents was scheduled to arrive at the port around 6 p.m., and the residents
They will be staying in accommodations provided by the local community. The evacuation period is expected to last about a week, but may be extended depending on the earthquake situation.
A woman on the ferry, A, told NHK in an interview, "I was worried because I couldn't sleep because I didn't know when the earthquake would hit, but
"I feel like I can sleep peacefully now," he said. "Some people have pets on the island and can't evacuate even if they want to, so I'm worried about those who are still here."
Mr. B (67), a resident who runs a livestock farm on the island, told the Yomiuri Shimbun, "When the earthquake occurred, I felt a shaking like I was being pushed up from below.
My buttocks were about to rise up," he said. "I can't leave the island because I have cows and dogs, so I want to prioritize my life and prepare for the future."
In addition, firefighter C (28), who remained on the island during the 2021 and 2023 earthquakes, said, "I intend to remain on the island this time as well to fulfill my duties as a firefighter.
"Compared to the past, I never thought it would last this long. I hope it will be resolved as soon as possible."
On the other hand, Ryo Tatsuki's manga "The Future I Saw" was published in 1999 and is now in its 201
It attracted attention for predicting the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011 and the COVID-19 pandemic. In the complete version for 2021, it said, "The disaster will occur in July 2025," and "Japan and the Philippines
The seabed between the Pacific Ocean and the Pacific Ocean will erupt, and a tsunami three times as high as the Great East Japan Earthquake will hit the countries around the Pacific Ocean.
However, Ryo Tatsuki recently published an autobiographical essay, "The Testament of an Angel," in which he wrote, "The day you have a dream is not the day something happens," and
He denied predicting a specific date such as "July 5, 25." He said, "The editorial department worked quickly based on past examples, which resulted in confusing wording," and added that the specific date was decided during the editing process.
This suggests that the above is reflected in the