The potential 5th of July Japan earthquake: where could it happen?
Astroseismological predictions by Palmist Ankur
East Asia is rife with fears (spurred on by discussions around The Future I Saw, a manga based on the prophetic dreams of its author, Ryo Tatsuki) that there may be a huge earthquake in Japan on July 5, 2025.
I mentioned this in my Japan predictions for Summer 2025, where I also said that a major earthquake is likely in Japan between 21 June and 23 September 2025.
But if an earthquake does happen during early July 2025 in Japan, where could it happen?
If I look at the period of July 2 to July11, 2025, there are four different imaginary lines which look active in Japan area. Earthquake is highly likely to happen in the vicinity of all the four lines, but not all the earthquakes will happen in Japan. A couple of lines, for example, cross into the Indonesia-Papua New Guinea area, which is a highly quake prone region. A couple also go into northeast China, which is also quake prone to some extent. And so on. However, one could assume that at least one earthquake may happen in Japan around one of the four lines.
My method currently allows me to predict precisely these imaginary lines along which earthquake can happen, but not where on a given line it can happen. It is a useful method but has its limitations. In the future, if I get more time and funding, I hope to continue on my research to find the exact point on the line where quake can happen.
The following are the four lines active during July 2-11, 2025:
Line no. 1
Imagine a straight line, which you should stretch on both sides, between Uljin (North Gyeongsang, South Korea) and Nagato (Yamaguchi, Japan): strong earthquake highly likely in the vicinity of this line. To the south, the line passes close by ÅŒita (Japan). To the north, the line shall cross North Korea before passing through Jilin Province, going close to Changchun (China).
The same line with a wider perspective:
Line no. 2
Imagine a straight line, which you may stretch on both sides, between Tottori (Japan) and Susami (Wakayama, Japan): earthquake likely in the vicinity of this line. The line passes Kobe-Osaka area (Japan). To the north, the line passes close by Harbin (China).
The same line with a wider perspective:
Line no. 3
Imagine a straight line, which you may stretch on both sides, between Joetsu (Niigata, Japan) and Shizuoka (Japan): reasonably high likelihood of earthquake(s) in the vicinity of this line. (One may note that Niigata area is a quite quake-prone area.) The line is not far from the Tokyo-Yokohama heavily urbanised and densely populated area. To the south, the line will cross the quake-prone area of Indonesia-Papua New Guinea border area, while to the north the line will cross Primorsky Krai (Russia).
The same line with a wider perspective:
Line no. 4
Likelihood of earthquake off the coast of Kushiro (Hokkaido, Japan). Overall, imagine a straight line, which you should stretch on both sides, between Shari (Shari District, Hokkaido, Japan) and Nondugl (Papua New Guinea), in the vicinity of which line a reasonably strong likelihood of quake exists. When extrapolated further south, the line will plunge into Australia.
The same line with a wider perspective:
I will be posting the 2-11 July period earthquakes’ prediction for some other parts of the world some time before that period starts. For now, given that there is a lot of fear in East Asia about the potential 5th of July earthquake, I am posting in advance what is relevant to Japan area.
For any other dates and places in the future, if you are planning something important, you can always ask me to assess the earthquake probability in that area in those dates, but that is a paid service.
Note at the end: Sometimes, earthquake indications on the chart may be rather about other forms of earth disturbances such as volcanic activity, rockfall, avalanche, mudflow, landslide or ground subsidence. Astrologically, they are all one category. So when I say earthquake, sometimes it is only earthquake/volcano that is meant, and sometimes the complete category is meant. Please always bear this in mind.
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