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- Japan’s 7. 5 Quake Sparks Online Frenzy as Viral Manga ‘Prediction’ of . . .
A magnitude-7 5 earthquake off Japan's northeastern coast triggered tsunami warnings and disrupted transportation late on Dec 8, but the limited physical impact was quickly overshadowed online by a resurfacing claim that a decades-old manga predicted a catastrophic 2025 mega-tsunami The viral posts, many of which circulated on X and Reddit, revived fears detached from the actual seismic
- Japan warns of possible megaquake after powerful earthquake, raising . . .
Japan issued a megaquake advisory Tuesday after a magnitude 7 5 earthquake struck the northern part of the country, causing 34 mostly mild injuries and some damage to roads and buildings
- Will a Major Earthquake Strike Japan in July 2025? No Scientific Basis . . .
No Scientific Basis for Specific Date Predictions [Fact Check]Rumors are circulating online that a massive earthquake will hit Japan in July 2025 However, there is no scientific evidence supporting this claim
- July 2025 Japan megaquake prophecy - Wikipedia
The Japan Meteorological Agency described accurate prediction of earthquakes as a "hoax" [20][31] Shengji Wei, Assistant Professor of Asian School of the Environment at Nanyang Technological University, indicated that predicting earthquakes accurately is impossible with current technology
- Japan braces for more quakes, authorities dismiss doomsday hype - CNN
Japan’s government on Saturday warned of more possible strong earthquakes in waters southwest of its main islands, but urged the public not to believe unfounded predictions of a major disaster
- Japan Issues ‘Megaquake’ Warning: What to Know | TIME
After a 7 5-magnitude earthquake on Monday, Japanese officials issued a rare warning for a potentially even larger follow-up
- Social Media Rumors of Major Earthquake ‘Not Scientific’; Prediction . . .
14:08 JST, July 4, 2025 The Japan Meteorological Agency stressed Thursday that rumors on social media about a possible major earthquake are “not scientific” following a series of earthquakes that hit areas around the Tokara Islands in Kagoshima Prefecture
- What’s behind these weird viral rumours of a massive earthquake in . . .
The routine advisory was not made in response to any prediction but to a Japanese government report on 31 March on the possibility of a major earthquake in the Nankai Trough, a 900-kilometre undersea fault which runs from Shizuoka, west of Tokyo, to the southern tip of Kyushu island
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