In Kanagawa, west of Tokyo, severe floods stalled traffic and blocked roads, highlighting the considerable impact of the typhoon that has since weakened but continues to cause havoc.
The Japan Meteorological Agency has issued warnings for potential landslides, forecasting up to 30 cm of rainfall in some areas, putting lives and infrastructure at risk.
Fukuoka Airport saw planes abort landings due to the extreme weather, illustrating the profound effect on air travel and the need for heightened safety measures.
With major disruptions reported across the nation, the storm underscores the ongoing challenges posed by severe weather in Japan, affecting both transport and business sectors.
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