Alert in Japan: they detected a bad omen at sea and fear the arrival of a new tsunami

They received the same signals as in 2011, when more than 20,000 people died as a result of a natural disaster.

In Japan, a bad omen makes one fear a catastrophe. They discovered three dead rowing fish on one of the beaches of the Asian island and that, although at first glance, it seems like it does not matter, Many inhabitants of the land of the rising sun are the prelude to a real disaster.

It is the same signals that were presented in 2011, when more than 20,000 people died from the devastating effects of an earthquake and the tsunami that followed.

Quickly, social media users have posted photos and videos of the three dead fish that are a terrible omen. This has caused great fear in this Asian country in the face of what may have happened since the antecedents of seven years ago.

According to the publications, two of the raked fish were found in Toyama Bay, while the others were found trapped in a fishing net in Imizu harbor.

Rowing fish live between 200 and 1000 meters deep, with silvery skin and red fins. He is known as "Ryugu no tsukai" or "messenger of God's palace of the sea" and, according to legend, they are grouped on the coast before the earthquakes.

Before the earthquake and tsunami that followed in Fukushima, which hit northeastern Japan in 2011, some twenty individuals were found dead in the area. Although beyond the antecedent, there is no scientific evidence to support these beliefs, the Japanese do not stop fearing that this is a terrible omen.

It is the longest fish in the world: it can measure up to 17 meters long, although it measures an average of three meters. The maximum weight registered is 272 kilos. (TN)