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[All] Japan Earthquake Impact on Korea, Possibility, Premonitions, Summary! About 300 Earthquakes in 3 Days
How will the Great Japanese Earthquake affect Korea? 295 earthquakes occurred in three days! We will provide a comprehensive summary of the July disaster theory, prophecy comics, and the possibility of impact on the Korean Peninsula.
Anxiety over the possibility of a major earthquake is growing in Japan as about 300 earthquakes have occurred in three days.
Concerns are growing, especially as there is analysis that Korea, which is close to Japan, may also be affected.
We will summarize the current status of earthquake occurrences, prophecies and expert opinions, and the possible impact on Korea.
1. 300 recent earthquakes as a precursor to the Great East Japan Earthquake?
From June 21 to 23, 2025, a total of 295 earthquakes were observed near the Tokara Islands, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan.
Among these, there were 4 earthquakes with a magnitude of 4 or higher, and 18 earthquakes with a magnitude of 3. In particular, an earthquake with a magnitude of 4 occurred on Akseok Island at approximately 11:36 PM on June 23.
Local governments are responding by maintaining a nighttime emergency work system and opening local community centers as temporary shelters.
2. Will the prophetic cartoon 'The Future I Saw' come true again?
The reason this earthquake is receiving particular attention is because of the prophetic manga "The Future I Saw" that became a hot topic in Japan.
In the complete edition reissued in 2021, it is stated that the 'July 2025 Disaster' will occur.
The manga is known to have predicted the Great East Japan Earthquake and the COVID-19 pandemic, and has caused a huge stir not only in Japan but also in the Korean community.
3. Nankai Earthquake Scenario Warned by the Japanese Government
The Japanese government already announced in a disaster scenario report last March that there is an 80% chance that a super-large earthquake measuring 8 to 9 on the Richter scale will occur in the Nankai Trough within the next 30 years.
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Maximum death toll: approximately 298,000
Expected Displaced Persons: Approximately 12.3 million
Buildings collapsed: approximately 2.35 million
Injured: Approximately 900,000 |
It has been reported that simulations and disaster prevention training are also being strengthened to prepare for actual earthquakes.
4. Is it possible that the Japanese earthquake will affect Korea?
Experts warn that the Japanese earthquake could have a significant impact on the Korean Peninsula. In particular, in areas with solid ground such as the metropolitan area, stress accumulates longer, so if an earthquake occurs, the intensity could be greater.
Professor Hong Tae-kyung of Yonsei University explained, “Areas with densely populated high-rise buildings such as Seoul and Busan are vulnerable to low-frequency earthquakes.”
In other words, there is a possibility that the shaking will be felt not only in areas near Japan but also throughout the entire Korean Peninsula, and it is being pointed out that this is a time when safety inspections of building structures and the preparation of evacuation manuals are necessary.
💬 Japan Earthquake Q&A Summary
Q. Is there a real possibility that a major earthquake in Japan will occur in July?
A. As of now, it is closer to a prediction than a scientific prediction, and it is difficult to make a definitive statement.
Q. Could a Japanese earthquake cause damage to the Korean Peninsula?
A. Experts mention the possibility of indirect effects due to low-frequency earthquakes or stress accumulation.
Q. How reliable is ‘The Future I Saw’?
A. Although it is a cartoon, some people are questioning its credibility due to its similarities to past events.
In summary, the magnitude of this earthquake in Japan is too great to be viewed as a simple local phenomenon.
It is impossible to predict whether the July disaster theory will become reality, but considering the recurring precursor phenomena and forecast data, it is time for both Japan and Korea to be on alert for any eventuality.
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