Typhoon Dujuan approaches Japan’s Tokyo area, leading to the cancellation of hundreds of flights and evacuation advisories for large numbers of people. Multiple outlets report that the storm brings strong winds and the risk of record-breaking rainfall, with impacts extending across the Tokyo region.
Japan Meteorological Agency warnings indicate that rain and winds intensify even before the typhoon’s arrival, as it moves near the eastern coast. One outlet also reports early closure of a major video game trade fair in Tokyo. Another outlet cites wind speeds of around 144 km/h as Dujuan nears the Katsuura area south of Tokyo.
Coverage also highlights emergency outcomes as conditions worsen. France 24 reports that more than one million people are under evacuation advisories early Tuesday, while CNA reports two deaths linked to heavy rainfall-triggered landslides in Chiba and Kanagawa prefectures. Across sources, the common emphasis is disruption from flight cancellations and the heightened risk of flooding, landslides, and damaging winds.
