Typhoon Dujuan moves toward Japan, prompting the cancellation of at least 275 flights and causing major disruptions as high winds and heavy rain are expected to intensify near Tokyo.
Japan’s meteorological authorities warn that rainfall and winds are expected to strengthen even before the storm’s arrival. Several outlets report that the typhoon brings the risk of potentially record-breaking rainfall through Tuesday.
Beyond air travel, the storm’s approach affects other sectors in the capital. One report says a large video game trade fair closes earlier than planned, and power outages occur for thousands of households. Coverage across outlets centers on the scale of flight cancellations and the weather outlook, with additional emphasis on local impacts such as early event shutdowns and outages.
